Write one word for the following.

1. Straw-coloured fluid that consists of suspended blood cells ....................

2. Red pigment of the blood ....................

3. An instrument used to hear heartbeats ....................

4. The process by which water is lost through leaves ....................

5. A tissue in plants that takes water and minerals up the stem ....................

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Plasma

Haemoglobin

Stethoscope

Transpiration

Xylem

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1.	Straw-coloured fluid that consists of suspended blood cells	....................
2.	Red pigment of the blood	....................
3.	An instrument used to hear heartbeats	....................
4.	The process by which water is lost through leaves	....................
5.	A tissue in plants that takes water and minerals up the stem	....................

Plasma Haemoglobin Stethoscope Transpiration Xylem

Plasma

Haemoglobin

Stethoscope

Transpiration

Xylem