2023 past paper Flashcards

(12 cards)

1
Q

Organisms living in the same habitat are in the same what?

A

community

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2
Q

What describes

A
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3
Q

Where in the eye is the image focused

A

retina

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4
Q

What happens to the shape of the lens when focusing on a near object

A

Becomes thicker

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5
Q

FOUR control variables to include in a test like reaction times with caffeine

A
  • Age
  • Amount of sleep
  • Volume of coffee
  • Time intervals
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6
Q

Suggest one advantage of producing tomatoes that are genetically different

A
  • not all susceptible to the
    same disease / pathogen
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7
Q

What is tissue culture?

A

A group of cells are grown into a new organism

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8
Q

Describe selective breeding process (e.g. chickens that produce most eggs and meat)

A

breed best of A and B (together)
select offspring with highest egg
numbers and heaviest / fastest
growing
breed (these) offspring together
repeat over many / several
generations

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9
Q

Process by which ADH reduces amount of water in urine

A

3 (kidney) tubules more permeable
to water
(so) more water is reabsorbed
(so) less water in urine causing
decreased rate of production (of
urine)
(so) less water in urine causing
higher concentration of dissolved
substances (in urine)

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10
Q

Why would a lack of FSH cause underdeveloped breasts?

A

3 (lack of FSH causes) lack of
oestrogen (production)
breast development is
dependent on oestrogen (from
follicles)

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11
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Why is the change in number of chromosomes important

A

(meiosis) forms gametes
(two gametes) fuse / fertilise
(so) keeps chromosome number
constant (from generation to
generation)

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12
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How does meiosis produce cells that are genetically different

A

random chromosome from
each pair (of chromosomes)
moves to one end of the cell

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