active transport
- (a)(i)active transport[4]
- (a)(ii)osmosis.[3]
- (b)Explain what happens to a red blood cell when it is placed in pure water.[3]
Mark scheme
Marking points from the official mark scheme (May/June 2015). The mark or mark type is shown in brackets.
- [max 4] (a)(i) 1. requires energy ;
- [max 4] (a)(i) 2. from respiration R produced from respiration
- [max 4] (a)(i) 3. movement of ions/molecules / substances / particles ;
- [max 4] (a)(i) 4. (through) living/cell membrane ; Ig partially permeable
- [max 4] (a)(i) 5. against concentration gradient / described ;
- [max 4] (a)(i) 6. correct example, e.g. mineral ions and root hair cells/glucose and ileum A intestine for ileum
- [max 3] (a)(ii) 1. water ;
- [max 3] (a)(ii) 2. down (water) concentration / water potential gradient ;
- [max 3] (a)(ii) 3. partially permeable membrane ;
- [max 3] (a)(ii) 4. by diffusion ;
- [max 3] (a)(ii) 5. passive / energy not required ;
- [max 3] (b) 1. water uptake; Ig osmosis
- [max 3] (b) 2. ref. water potential higher outside of cell/ref. concentration gradient ;
- [max 3] (b) 3. increase in volume/cell swells ; Ig turgidity
- [max 3] (b) 4. membrane cannot withstand pressure ; A no cell wall
- [max 3] (b) 5. cell bursts ; A haemolysis
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