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O-LevelBiologyCoordination & ResponseOct/Nov 2014

The diagram shows a section of a seed. [Figure 34.1] What are the numbered parts?

O-LevelBiologyCoordination & ResponseOct/Nov 2014

What are the functions of LH and FSH in the menstrual cycle?

O-LevelBiologyGenetics & VariationOct/Nov 2014

The diagram shows a pair of chromosomes from the same cell. [Figure 40.1] A gene is found at the point labelled P. In a heterozygous individual, wh...

O-LevelBiologyPlant NutritionOct/Nov 2014

Fig. 1.1 shows a section through a plant organ with a very small pipette (micropipette) inserted into tissue A. [Figure 1.1]

O-LevelBiologyHuman NutritionOct/Nov 2014

Fig. 2.1 shows the digestion, absorption and assimilation of a chemical (B). It also shows the formation of its waste product, chemical F. [Figure ...

O-LevelBiologyCoordination & ResponseOct/Nov 2014

At puberty, hormones are produced that are responsible for the development of secondary sexual characteristics. Fig. 3.1 shows the concentrations i...

O-LevelBiologyRespirationOct/Nov 2014

Fig. 4.1 shows the effect of exercise on the concentration of oxygen in the blood and the concentration of lactic acid in the muscles of a healthy ...

O-LevelBiologyHuman NutritionOct/Nov 2014

Fig. 5.1 shows a decaying tooth. [Figure 5.1]

O-LevelBiologyGenetics & VariationOct/Nov 2014

Describe the two forms of variation found within a natural population.

O-LevelBiologyCell BiologyOct/Nov 2014

Describe the similarities and differences in structure and function of root hairs and villi.

O-LevelBiologyGenetics & VariationOct/Nov 2014

Explain how meiosis is involved in the formation of gametes.

O-LevelBiologyPlant NutritionOct/Nov 2014

Describe the path taken by a molecule of carbon dioxide, and the processes in which it is involved, from the moment it leaves the atmosphere until ...

O-LevelBiologyTransport in HumansOct/Nov 2014

Fig. 1.1 shows a kidney and its associated structures. The arrows show the direction of flow of fluids in these structures. [Figure 1.1]

O-LevelBiologyHuman NutritionOct/Nov 2014

Fig. 2.1 shows parts of the alimentary canal that lie in the upper part of the human body. [Figure 2.1]

O-LevelBiologyPlant NutritionOct/Nov 2014

Pitcher plants, similar to the one shown in Fig. 3.1, trap insects in their pitchers and digest them to supplement their nutritional requirements. ...

O-LevelBiologyRespirationOct/Nov 2014

Fig. 4.1 is an incomplete flow chart of the process of anaerobic respiration in yeast and in muscles. [Figure 4.1]

O-LevelBiologyTransport in HumansOct/Nov 2014

There are many different drugs available to treat high blood pressure. Fig. 5.1 shows the mean heart rates of two groups of people, J and K, over a...

O-LevelBiologyEcology & EnvironmentOct/Nov 2014

Describe the differences between an ovule, a seed and a fruit.

O-LevelBiologyCoordination & ResponseOct/Nov 2014

Explain what is meant by the term reflex action.

O-LevelBiologyEcology & EnvironmentOct/Nov 2014

Give an example of a food chain involving four named organisms.

O-LevelBiologyTransport in HumansOct/Nov 2014

Explain what is meant by the term double circulation.

O-LevelBiologyCell BiologyOct/Nov 2015

What describes the diffusion of molecules?

O-LevelBiologyPlant NutritionOct/Nov 2015

The diagram shows the concentration of magnesium ions in a healthy root hair cell of a plant and in the soil water surrounding it. For the plant to...

O-LevelBiologyEnzymesOct/Nov 2015

What is the enzyme that controls a reaction in which both the enzyme and the substrate can denature at high temperatures?

O-LevelBiologyPlant NutritionOct/Nov 2015

Which part of a leaf contains cells, but with the fewest chloroplasts?

O-LevelBiologyPlant NutritionOct/Nov 2015

Which features of the mesophyll layer in a leaf aid rapid diffusion of carbon dioxide into the cells?

O-LevelBiologyHuman NutritionOct/Nov 2015

Which digestive processes take place in the mouth (buccal) cavity?

O-LevelBiologyEcology & EnvironmentOct/Nov 2015

What would be least likely to cause famine?

O-LevelBiologyHuman NutritionOct/Nov 2015

The health of a population's teeth can be measured by finding the average number of decayed, missing or filled teeth per person. This is called the...

O-LevelBiologyTransport in PlantsOct/Nov 2015

The diagram shows cross-sections through the root and stem of the same plant. What is tissue T?

O-LevelBiologyTransport in HumansOct/Nov 2015

Which organ receives blood from two major vessels and all of this blood leaves it in a single major vessel?

O-LevelBiologyRespirationOct/Nov 2015

What is the composition of expired air?

O-LevelBiologyRespirationOct/Nov 2015

What happens when we breathe out with force?

O-LevelBiologyRespirationOct/Nov 2015

Which changes occur as a person exercises?

O-LevelBiologyCoordination & ResponseOct/Nov 2015

A person drinks a large amount of water. How does this affect the water potentials of the liquids in the renal arteries, the renal veins and the ur...

O-LevelBiologyCoordination & ResponseOct/Nov 2015

What are the responses to decreased body temperature?

O-LevelBiologyHuman NutritionOct/Nov 2015

What are the symptoms of diabetes?

O-LevelBiologyCoordination & ResponseOct/Nov 2015

Which row correctly describes the connections of the neurones in a reflex action?

O-LevelBiologyCoordination & ResponseOct/Nov 2015

What does the hypothalamus control?

O-LevelBiologyCoordination & ResponseOct/Nov 2015

The diagram shows the main muscles and bones of the arm. What happens when muscle X contracts?

O-LevelBiologyEcology & EnvironmentOct/Nov 2015

The graph shows the relative risk of lung cancer, according to the years of smoking and the number of cigarettes smoked each day. The following sta...

O-LevelBiologyEcology & EnvironmentOct/Nov 2015

An ocean is polluted by an oil spill. What is least likely to speed up the rate of decomposition of oil by microorganisms?

O-LevelBiologyEcology & EnvironmentOct/Nov 2015

The diagram shows a food chain. mahogany tree → caterpillar → songbird → hawk Which type of organism is present in the largest numbers in this food...

O-LevelBiologyEcology & EnvironmentOct/Nov 2015

The diagram shows changes in the appearance of a leaf over a period of time, as it lies on the damp ground. Which type of organism is most likely t...

O-LevelBiologyEcology & EnvironmentOct/Nov 2015

The diagram shows some stages in the nitrogen cycle. Which arrow represents the action of nitrogen-fixing bacteria?

O-LevelBiologyEcology & EnvironmentOct/Nov 2015

Which method of malarial control is effective against both adult and larval forms of the mosquito?

O-LevelBiologyEcology & EnvironmentOct/Nov 2015

Which graph shows changes that occur in a river after being polluted by sewage?

O-LevelBiologyGenetics & VariationOct/Nov 2015

The diagram shows peas growing on the plant. What are the labelled structures?

O-LevelBiologyGenetics & VariationOct/Nov 2015

The diagram shows a developing fetus in the uterus. What is the function of X?

O-LevelBiologyGenetics & VariationOct/Nov 2015

Some signs of syphilis are listed. 1 fever 2 loss of appetite 3 non healing skin ulcers 4 skin rash 5 small, painless sores 6 swelling of lymph nod...

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