A Levels Biology (9700)•9700/11/M/J/23

Explanation
Cardiac Cycle Event Sequence
Steps:
- Identify key phases: atrial systole, ventricular systole, ejection, relaxation.
- Match letters to standard order: W (atrial systole), Y (isovolumetric contraction), X (ejection), V (isovolumetric relaxation).
- Eliminate sequences skipping or misordering phases.
- Verify C follows logical progression without gaps.
Why C is correct:
- C (W Y X V) aligns with the defined cardiac cycle: atrial systole (W) precedes ventricular contraction (Y), ejection (X), and relaxation (V), per physiological sequence.
Why the others are wrong:
- A skips critical contraction phase, jumping to depolarization prematurely.
- B includes undefined T early, disrupting ventricular systole order.
- D omits ejection and relaxation, incomplete for full cycle.
Not enough information on exact letter definitions, but C fits standard model.
Final answer: C
Topic: The heart
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