Bio Test F5
Bio Test F5
Bio Test F5
b) High temperatures may slow the rate of photosynthesis. Suggest possible reasons for this.
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c) The vascular bundle and turgid cells provide support to the leaf. Explain how this adapts
the leaf for efficient photosynthesis.
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Shows a variegated leaf, which was used to investigate the necessity of a certain condition for
photosynthesis
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B. A student tested a leaf to find out which parts had been photosynthesising. Describe the
four steps he would take, and give reasons for each step
Step Reason
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C. State the expected observation
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What’s the purpose of sodium hydroxide carbonates and soda lime in the investigation of
photosynthesis?
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2. A student used three culture solution A, B & C to investigate the necessity of mineral
salts for plant growth. Three leafy shoots were put in the culture solutions treated as
follows:
The leafy shoots were exposed to the same conditions of growth for four weeks. Air was
bubbled through the solutions.
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(i) Plant B
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(ii) Plant C
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(c) Why was it necessary to bubble air through the solutions during the experiment?
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(e) (i) Name the process by which the plant take up mineral salts.
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(ii)State two ways in which the process in (i) differs from osmosis.
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(b) Explain how the structure of the left ventricle enables it to pump blood to distant parts
of the body.
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(c) State Two structural difference, apart from presence of valves between the part
labelled W and Y.
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(d) On the fig use arrows to show the movement of deoxygenated blood in and out the
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[35 marks]