0610_s15_qp_23
A paper of Biology, 0610
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9
Year:
2015
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shows four different animals. B A D C not to scale Classify each animal into its correct group choosing words from this list. Write your answers in the ‘group’ column of Table 1.1. amphibian bird fish insect mammal mollusc reptile One example has been completed for you. Table 1.1 group feature 1 feature 2 A amphibian has a backbone has slimy skin B C D Using phrases from the list, complete Table 1.1 by adding two features of each animal group, as shown for amphibians. You may use each feature once, more than once or not at all. has no backbone has a backbone has feathers has fur has gills has scaly skin has slimy skin has a shell has 8 legs has 6 legs
1. Characteristics and classification of living organisms  →  1.3. Features of organisms
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shows a section through the human heart. Chamber A collects deoxygenated blood from the body. A C B D State the name of chamber B. State which organ the blood goes to after it leaves chamber B. Blood can contain different concentrations of carbon dioxide and oxygen. Tick (✓) the boxes that describe the blood found in chamber C. high concentration of carbon dioxide low concentration of carbon dioxide high concentration of oxygen low concentration of oxygen Name the tissue that makes up the wall of chamber D. The heart contains a number of valves. Draw a line on to identify one of the valves. Label this line with a V. State the function of the valves in the heart. Suggest two ways in which the heartbeat changes when a person exercises. The coronary artery supplies blood to the heart tissue. People with coronary heart disease (CHD) are unable to do much exercise. State a cause of CHD and explain why people with this disorder are unable to do much exercise. cause explanation
9. Transport in animals  →  9.2. Heart
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Complete the sentences about enzymes by filling in the gaps. Use words or phrases from the list. catalysts hormones not changed prevent protein slow down speed up used up Enzymes are made of molecules. They function as which means that they chemical reactions. Saliva contains an enzyme that digests starch. A group of students used saliva to investigate the digestion of starch at different pH values. Their results are shown in . time taken for the digestion of starch / min pH At which pH does the enzyme in saliva work the fastest? How long does it take for the starch to be digested at pH 6? min The stomach produces hydrochloric acid. Use the graph to suggest why the enzyme found in saliva does not work inside the stomach. Name the enzyme that digests starch and state where this enzyme is produced. name of enzyme where produced Name one factor, other than pH, which can change the rate of enzyme activity.
5. Enzymes  →  5.1. Enzymes
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shows diagrams of three types of cell found in the female reproductive system. Draw one straight line to join each diagram to the correct type of cell. type of cell not drawn to scale diagram ciliated cell egg cell nerve cell muscle cell A B C Cell B is found on the insides of the oviducts. This type of cell is also found on the insides of the air passages leading to the lungs. Describe the function of these cells in the air passages leading to the lungs. Suggest why these cells are present in the oviducts. shows the organs in the female reproductive system. F E D Identify the parts labelled D, E and F. Choose words from the list. cervix ovary oviduct uterus vagina D E F On draw an X to show where sperm are released during sexual intercourse. shows a sperm cell. The tail can be moved from side to side. tail Suggest why the tail is important for reproduction.
16. Reproduction  →  16.4. Sexual reproduction in humans
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Complete Table 5.1 to show which statements are true for diffusion and which are true for osmosis. Use a tick (✓) if it is true or a cross (✗) if it is false. Complete all eight boxes. Table 5.1 statement diffusion osmosis must involve a partially permeable membrane involves the movement of gases and solutes is a result of the random movement of particles requires energy from respiration shows a small bag of coloured salts placed in a beaker of warm water. After a few minutes, the water changes colour. This is shown in . warm water bag of coloured salts colour spreading out Use to help explain how tissues obtain oxygen from the blood.
3. Movement into and out of cells  →  3.2. Osmosis
3. Movement into and out of cells  →  3.1. Diffusion
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A plant develops seeds and fruit after pollination has occurred. Name one agent of pollination. State one reason why fruit and seed dispersal is important for plants. shows the fruiting body of a dandelion plant and a single fruit. The fruiting body is made of many single fruits. single fruit dandelion fruiting body containing many single fruits Use to suggest how the single dandelion fruits are dispersed from the parent plant. Give a reason for your answer. how fruits are dispersed reason Seeds will only germinate if they are provided with suitable conditions. State the environmental conditions that are required for all seeds to germinate.
16. Reproduction  →  16.3. Sexual reproduction in plants
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shows four organisms in a food chain, the part each organism plays in the food chain and a description of how it feeds. These are not in the correct order. Draw one straight line from each organism to the part it plays in the food chain. Draw one straight line from each part played in the food chain to its description. carnivore part it plays in food chain description of feeding method organism decomposer herbivore producer makes organic nutrients using energy from sunlight gets its energy by eating plants gets its energy by eating other animals gets its energy from dead or waste matter Define the term trophic level.
19. Organisms and their environment  →  19.2. Food chains and food webs
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shows how the human population changed between the year 1500 and the year 2000. 1500 1550 1600 1650 1700 1750 year 1800 1850 1900 1950 2000 population / millions China India Africa Latin America Western Europe United States Define the term population. Use the graphs in to estimate the total world population in the year 2000. Choose from the list. less than 2300 million 3300 million 4300 million more than 4800 million estimated world population = The populations of Africa and Latin America show a similar pattern of growth over the 500 year period. Describe and suggest reasons for this pattern of growth. description of pattern explanation The populations of India and China also show a similar pattern to each other. Both populations have decreased at one point in time and then increased. State two factors that could cause a human population to decrease. In 1970, scientists started counting different groups of birds living on a large island. shows how the numbers of four of these bird groups changed between 1970 and 2010. +40 +20 year % change -20 -40 -60 seabirds water and wetland birds woodland birds farmland birds Compare the results for seabirds with the results for woodland birds. Suggest a reason for the change in the numbers of woodland birds since 1990. The results for farmland birds are a particular cause for concern. Describe why it is important to conserve species and their habitats.
19. Organisms and their environment  →  19.4. Populations
20. Human influences on ecosystems  →  20.4. Conservation
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Brachydactyly (club thumbs) is an inherited condition affecting the shape of the thumbs. Club thumbs are produced when a person inherits a dominant allele. shows a normal thumb and a club thumb. normal thumb club thumb Describe the meaning of the term inherited. Define the term dominant allele. shows part of a family tree. Some of the individuals in the family tree have club thumbs. A B C D male, club thumb male, normal thumb female, club thumb female, normal thumb key Person C and person D have four children. Complete the genetic diagram to show why some of the children have club thumbs and why some have normal thumbs. Use the letter T to represent the allele for club thumbs. Use the letter t to represent the allele for normal thumbs. C D parental phenotypes × parental genotypes Tt × gametes genotypes of children phenotypes of children ratio Person B is homozygous for the gene for club thumbs. State the evidence in which supports this statement.
17. Inheritance  →  17.4. Monohybrid inheritance
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