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    Mark Schemes

    8C

    Quick Quiz
    Question

    Answer

    Topic

    Marks

    Matching End of Unit Test marks


    to NC levels
    Level

    Marks Cumulative
    available
    total

    Suggested
    threshold for
    achieving level

    8Ca

    8Cb

    8Cc

    8Cd

    13

    13

    8Ce

    17

    17

    25

    23

    End of Unit Test marks


    Question

    Level Answer

    Mark scheme

    1 mark for two correct

    a spots

    1 mark

    b5

    1 mark

    c 38.5 C

    1 mark

    d a straight line drawn across the graph at 37 C

    1 mark

    a P = windpipe/trachea, Q = stomach

    2 marks 1 mark for each

    b i microbes stick to the mucus

    1 mark

    ii sweep mucus up windpipe

    1 mark

    grow, reproduce respire, get rid of waste

    8
    C

    2 mark for all four correct

    7
    7

    c acid

    1 mark

    a the vaccine was introduced

    1 mark

    b an increase every six years

    1 mark

    c 1989

    1 mark

    antiseptic

    1 mark

    a food poisoning, tuberculosis

    1 mark for both correct

    b i virus; ii fungus

    1 mark for both correct

    a room temperature; freezer; fridge

    1 mark

    b the growth of bacteria in milk is slowed down

    1 mark accept bacteria


    stops growing but do not
    accept kills bacteria

    it kills them

    1 mark

    any two from: water, sex, animals, food, by contact,


    injections/contaminated needles

    1 mark

    a Some remain in the blood to protect against further


    infection.

    1 mark

    b line rises more steeply

    1 mark line must start above


    0 on the y-axis, no mark if
    this is not the case; accept
    a line that rises as steeply as
    the existing line but reaches a
    higher level of antibodies

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    8C

    Mark Schemes (continued)

    Question

    Level Answer

    Mark scheme

    10

    a increasing numbers

    1 mark

    b antibiotic resistance or greater pollution.

    1 mark also accept


    immigration or poor diet

    Answers to Quick Check activities

    8
    C

    Quick
    Check

    Answers

    8Ca

    Possible questions for the answers provided are:


    1 What phrase can be used to remember the seven life processes?
    2 What is the word for a living thing?
    3 What is another word for a microbe?
    4 What are the three types of microbes?
    5 What do you need to do to see microbes?
    6 What is the smallest type of microbe?
    7 What is an example of a large fungus?
    8 What is the name of a microbe that is a one-celled fungus?
    9 Why dont scientists classify viruses as living things?
    10 What is the singular of bacteria?

    8Cb

    Made with the help of fungi: beer, Marmite, bread, wine


    Made with the help of bacteria: yoghurt
    Made with the help of bacteria and fungi: blue cheese, vinegar
    Microbes are not used: milk, jam, carrot, chicken, fried egg.

    8Cc

    1 a Example answers are given in the table below


    Disease

    Microbe

    (e.g. impetigo)

    bacteria

    (e.g. touch)

    How it is spread

    cold

    viruses

    (e.g. air)

    (e.g. athletes foot)

    fungi

    (e.g. touch)

    b Any two from the following, which are not in the table: e.g. water, air, sex, touch, food.
    2 symptoms
    3 a Pupils responses will vary (e.g. colds).
    b Pupils responses will vary (e.g. malaria).
    8Cd

    Pupils own responses.

    8Ce

    Across
    3 antibiotic; 8 air; 10 chlorine; 11 yeast; 13 aerobic; 15 foot; 16 viruses; 19 pasteurisation; 20 measles
    Down
    1 dioxide; 2 athletes; 4 infected; 5 carbon; 6 bread; 7 microbes; 9 food; 12 poisoning; 14 bacteria;
    17 skin; 18 warm

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