Mark Scheme: Science Tests

KS3 Sc MS1+2 Intro.
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KEY STAGE
3
TIERS
Science tests
Mark scheme
for Papers 1 and 2
2008
37
National curriculum assessments
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2008 KS3 Science Mark Scheme
Tiers 36 and 57 Introduction
Introduction
The test papers will be marked by external markers. The markers will follow the mark
scheme in this booklet, which is provided here to inform teachers.
This booklet includes the mark scheme for paper 1 and paper 2 in both tiers.
The structure of the mark scheme for tiers 36 and 57

The mark scheme for each question shows:
the teaching points from the key stage 3 programme of study
the marks available for each part of the question
the total marks available for the question
the answer or expected answers, indicated by an asterisk
additional guidance to assist markers in making professional judgements.
When a question appears in an identical form in both tiers, the answers to the
question are given only once in the mark scheme. For clarity, both question numbers
are given. The following example, from tier 36 paper 2 question 11 and from
tier 57 paper 2 question 4, illustrates this.
Tier
36
57
Q No
11
4
Part
Mark
ai
3/3d
* it is neutral
a ii
3/3d
* any number less than 7
a iii
3/3f
any one from

* they are alkaline or an alkali
Answer
Accept
Additional guidance
if more than one box is ticked,
award no mark
accept a soluble base

accept it has a pH above 7
specific pH values such as

its pH is 8.5 are insufficient
* they react with the acid
Where more than one answer is acceptable, this is indicated in the mark scheme by
any one from. Each possible correct answer is marked with an asterisk. In some
cases, alternative answers are indicated by or.
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In the following example from part a of tier 36 paper 2 question 3, an answer giving
crushed into powder and smoother and broken into pieces will be awarded two
marks. However, an answer which gives smooth like a pebble will be given only one
mark, as smooth and like a pebble are equivalent answers.
Part
Mark
ai
1/2g
Answer
Accept
Additional guidance
any two from

* smoother or rounder
accept it was more like a pebble
* broken or crumbled or crushed accept it eroded
or it was smaller pieces
or it weathered
* powder or dust formed
In the following example, from part a of tier 57 paper 2 question 11, the statement in
bold type in the Additional guidance column is given in order to indicate the general
requirement of the question.
Part
Mark
Answer
Accept
a
1/2k
Additional guidance
one conclusion should relate to the number

of cigarettes and the other to the effect of age
1
* the more cigarettes accept smoking 5

smoked, the greater cigarettes a day is less
the number or
harmful than smoking 20
percentage that die
* the risk increases

accept statements such
with age or is
as 20 cigarettes a day is
greater in older men worse when you are
4564 than under 45
accept the converse
statements that do not make a generalisation,

such as nearly 1% of men aged 5564 who
smoke 20 cigarettes a day will die of heart
disease are insufficient
In the Accept column there may be:
examples of answers which are acceptable, although they do not correspond exactly
to the expected answers
some examples of higher-level answers, which could be given by higher-attaining

pupils answering questions on the lower levels in the tier.
In the Additional guidance column there may be:
answers which are not acceptable
a reminder, in questions involving calculations, that consequential marking may

be used
instructions on action in the event of consequential marking (see page 5)
guidance to markers where pupils have not followed the instructions in

the question.
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Marking
The number of marks available for each part of a question, and the maximum number
of marks for the question as a whole, are shown on the question paper. Every part of
a question which has been attempted by a pupil will be marked and the mark for each
part recorded in the mark box alongside that part. Half marks will not be given in any
question.
The total number of marks awarded for all the parts of questions on a double page
will be written in the box at the bottom of the right-hand page. In some instances, this
will be the sum of marks awarded for two questions. The total number of marks
obtained on the paper will be recorded on the front of the test paper.
The total number of marks available is 180 in tier 36 and 150 in tier 57.
Using professional judgement in marking

The instructions given in the mark scheme will enable the markers to decide whether
pupils have correctly answered a particular question. However, there will be instances
where an answer given by a pupil does not correspond to any of the possible responses
shown in the mark scheme. In such cases, markers will apply their professional
judgement to decide if credit should be given. They will consider whether the response:
is equivalent to those listed
conveys the ideas underlying the question as outlined in the statement in bold type
in the mark scheme, if one is given.
If any doubt persists, markers will consult their supervisors for guidance.
Marking misspellings of words

If a pupil misspells a word, markers will apply the following procedures:
if it is clear that the pupil has made a simple error, eg tow for two or Son for
Sun, then the incorrect spelling will be accepted and the mark awarded
if a pupil misspells a word copied from the text of the question or from a selection
given, and the new word does not have any inappropriate meaning, the incorrect
spelling will be accepted and the mark awarded
if specific scientific vocabulary is required in the answer, a misspelling must, in

order to be creditworthy, be a phonetic equivalent of the required word, with the
major syllables of the correct word represented in the answer.
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Marking lists of alternative answers

In some instances, pupils give more than one answer to a single question. If any of the
answers given is incorrect, the mark will not be awarded, irrespective of the order in
which the answers are given. In some cases, a correct answer is given alongside other
answers which, while correct, would be insufficient for the mark. In these cases, the
mark will be given for the correct answer.
Marking questions containing calculations

Some questions require pupils to perform calculations. Where two marks are available,
they are advised to show their working. Pupils who do not show their working but
give the correct answer will be awarded full marks.
The result of one calculation may be required in order to carry out further
calculations. In such instances:
the term consequential marking appears in the Additional guidance
a pupils result for the first calculation is treated as the starting point for the second
the pupil is awarded full credit for the second calculation if it is carried out
correctly, even if the result of the first calculation was wrong.
Marking answers given in the wrong place

In some cases, pupils may write correct answers in the wrong part of the question.
Markers will use professional judgement to decide whether a pupil has correctly
understood the question and simply written the answer in the wrong place. Similarly,
if pupils identify an answer by a cross or other indication when a tick is required,
they will be given credit for their responses.
Awarding levels
Level threshold tables, which show the mark ranges for the award of different levels,
will be available on the NAA website www.naa.org.uk/tests from 23 June 2008.
The 2008 key stage 3 science tests and mark schemes were developed by
the National Foundation for Educational Research (NFER) on behalf of QCA.
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Mark Allocation Grid: Tier 36

TIER 36 Paper 1
Q
Sc1
Sc2
TIER 36 Paper 2
Sc3
Sc4
Sc1
Sc2
Sc3
10
11
12
12
13
13
14
Total
42
6
6
4
10
11
6
3
3
9
14
7
15
16
Sc4
2
8
Total
29
20
21
20
Total
P1 + 2
71
37
34
38
2
17
13
18
Overall
180
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Mark Allocation Grid: Tier 57

TIER 57 Paper 1
Q
Sc1
Sc2
TIER 57 Paper 2
Sc3
Sc4
Sc1
Sc2
Sc3
Sc4
7
8
10
11
Total
38
10
11
13
2
8
1
5
6
12
1
13
13
3
9
12
6
5
Total
24
16
18
17
Total
P1 + 2
62
29
31
28
11
Overall
150
The requirements of the introduction to the programme of study apply across Sc1, Sc2, Sc3 and Sc4.
The mark allocation grids on this pair of pages show the context of these questions in relation to Sc1, Sc2, Sc3 and Sc4.
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Tier 36 Paper One
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c ii
2/3d
Total
a ii
1/2c
2/3a
ci
2/1c
ai
1/2k
Mark
Part
b
2/3a
Q No
1
Tier
36
A and C have hair

something has grown in A and C
they have hair
they have longer or more grass
B has no hair
any two from

* water
* oxygen
* minerals
*B
any one from

* it grew towards the light
* that is where the light is coming from
any one from

* it would have longer grass
* the grass would have grown more
* seeds did not germinate or grow in B
it grew towards the Sun

to get light or sunlight
plants or grass need light
to get more Sun
accept a named mineral

accept nutrients or salts
accept, for two marks, two named minerals such
as nitrates and phosphates
accept moisture or dampness
accept
accept
accept
accept
accept it had more grass or more hair

accept it grew more or faster
accept it would have grown less because it was
over-watered
do not accept plant food or food or nutrition
if more than one box is ticked, award no mark
to get more heat is insufficient
because of the sunlight is insufficient
it would be greener is insufficient

it would be healthier is insufficient
seeds need water to grow is insufficient
both the letters and the reason are required for

the mark
A and C are the same is insufficient
accept
accept
accept
accept
accept
Additional guidance
any one from

* grass has germinated or grown
Accept
Tier 36 Paper One
answers may be in either order
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* A and C
Answer
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bi
2/2h
b ii
2/2h
ai
2/2m
Mark
Part
a ii
2/2m
Q No
2
Tier
36
sense of pain is reduced
activity of the brain

slows down
more blood travels to the

surface of the body
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* amniotic fluid
* placenta
* reactions are slower
Answer
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accept fluid
accept uterus
accept umbilical cord or cord
accept activity of the brain slows down
a person can get hurt

without knowing it
skin gets warmer
a person loses weight
reactions are slower
Accept
if more than one line is drawn from any box, do

not credit either line
award two marks for all three lines correct

award one mark for any two lines correct
Additional guidance
Tier 36 Paper One
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1
1
ci
1/2i
BS/2a
c ii
2/2m
BS/2b
Mark
Part
Total
Q No
2
Tier
36
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* fumes stop you breathing or choke you

* they prevent you taking in oxygen
* you could become addicted
any one from

* they can cause brain damage
* it makes you less co-ordinated
* toxic
* flammable
Answer
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accept it is poisonous or they can kill you
accept it makes you dizzy or

light-headed
accept you can hallucinate
accept they affect the brain or liver
accept they damage your lungs
accept it burns your throat
accept inflammable
Accept
they are toxic is insufficient

it contains solvents is insufficient
they may dissolve chemicals in the body
is insufficient
it damages or harms your body or makes

you ill are insufficient as they are equivalent to
dangerous
answers must be in the correct order
Additional guidance
Tier 36 Paper One
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Q No
3
Mark
1
1
Tier
36
Part
a
1/2e
bi
1/2j
b ii
1/2j
c
1/2e
Total
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* the lines are closer
any one from

* you can measure smaller intervals of time
* A to B: any number from 5 to 15

* D to E: any number from 45 to 80
* 30
* a ruler
Answer
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do not accept 30 seconds
cm is insufficient
a measuring stick is insufficient
Additional guidance
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accept each section burns for a shorter time

accept it is more precise or accurate
it is easier to read is insufficient
accept the lines are close
the lines are smaller is insufficient
accept the lines are further apart on candle 1
accept the lines are 1 cm apart on candle 1 and
0.5 cm apart on candle 3
accept there are more lines or smaller spaces or
smaller segments
accept more sections or rings
accept a range such as 5 to 10

accept a range such as 50 to 60
accept a metre rule

accept a tape measure
Accept
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Total
a ii
3/3c
1/2k
b ii
3/3a
ai
1/2k
3/3a
Mark
Part
bi
3/1d
Q No
4
Tier
36
* iron
* copper
* magnesium
zinc
iron
copper
any one from

* bubbles
* fizzing
* gas is given off
Answer
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Mg
Zn
Fe
Cu
accept Fe
accept Cu
accept
accept
accept
accept
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accept effervescence
Accept

all four answers are required for the mark
metal goes into solution or turns into a salt

and there would be a rise in temperature are
insufficient answers as they are not shown
in the drawings
Additional guidance
Tier 36 Paper One
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1/2j
Total
bi
1/2j
a ii
1/2k
c ii
4/2d
ai
1/2g
Mark
Part
ci
3/1a
3/3a
Q No
5
Tier
36
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* friction
any one from

* it has a low density
* it does not rust
* wood puzzle
* lead weight
* 10 cm3
* 60 cm3
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accept it does not bend

accept it is strong
accept it is light
accept wood or puzzle
accept lead or weight
accept 60 50
Accept
do not accept it does not rust as easily as other

metals
500 cm3 is insufficient
800 g is insufficient
Additional guidance
Tier 36 Paper One
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bi
1/2m
4/2b
b ii
4/2b
a ii
4/2c
Total
ai
4/2b
Mark
Part
c
4/2b
Q No
6
Tier
36
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* it decreases
* there is Sara as well
any one from

* there are two people on the same or Jos
trapeze
* the weight is greater
* increases
*A
*C
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accept it is less
accept there is less weight on it
accept there is no force or it becomes zero
accept Sara is pulling on Jo
accept up
accept down
Accept
it springs back up is insufficient
the force is greater is insufficient

it is heavier is insufficient as it refers to force
this mark cannot be awarded if the response

given conflicts with part (bi)
Additional guidance
Tier 36 Paper One
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b
4/1d
c
4/1d
4/2c
di
3/1d
4/2c
d ii
3/1d
Total
Mark
Part
a
4/1d
Q No
7
Tier
36
* nothing
* it is attracted
* repel
attract
* Magnet C
* Magnet A
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accept it is not attracted or repelled

accept it is not attracted
accept it is not repelled
accept it gets faster
Accept
do not accept it repels
they stick together is insufficient
both arrows are required for the mark

both answers are required for the mark
both poles are required for the mark
both poles are required for the mark
marks may be awarded for part (a) if the

magnets are correctly labelled in part (b) and
no answer is given in part (a)
Additional guidance
Tier 36 Paper One
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b ii
1/2k
1/2j
Total
a ii
1/2j
bi
1/2j
ai
1/2e
Mark
Part
a iii
1/2h
1/2j
Q No
8
Tier
36
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* increases
* 26 cm
any one from

* some results are the same
* some results do not fit the pattern
*E
* make the pile of books higher
any one from

* add more books
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there are two 16s

to check her results
to make it more reliable
in case one was an odd result
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accept goes up
accept
accept
accept
accept
accept lift one end of the ramp higher

accept bring the ramp closer to the books
accept use bigger books
Accept
do not accept to make it a fair test
do not accept 34
because there was no pattern is insufficient
do not award a mark for answers implying the

use of a different ramp
change the number of books or change the size

of the books are insufficient
lift the ramp higher is insufficient
Additional guidance
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ai
1/2j
a ii
1/2m
1/2k
Mark
Part
a iii
2/5a
Q No
9
1
Tier
36
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any one from

* to allow numbers to recover or increase
* to allow more herring to breed
* to allow more herring to mature
* fish were caught before they could breed

* fish were not allowed time to breed
any one from

* overfishing
* more fishing boats
Answer
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accept so the herring would be old

enough or mature enough to breed
accept it is the breeding time
accept fish were smaller
accept too many fish were caught

accept few fish or herring were left in the sea
accept more people were fishing

accept more fishing
accept more boats
Accept
there were fewer herring left is insufficient
do not accept they were becoming extinct

to allow herring to be born is insufficient
less being caught is insufficient
the herring are too young is insufficient
lots of fish were caught is insufficient

do not accept no herring or fish left
do not accept too many boats
more being caught is insufficient
Additional guidance
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bi
2/5d
b ii
2/5d
Mark
Part
Total
Q No
9
1
Tier
36
57
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any one from

* there would be more animal plankton
* fewer cod
any one from

* cod eat sand eels instead of herring
* cod eat more sand eels
* cod eat capelin instead of herring so there is
less food for sand eels
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accept more plankton
accept cod would eat more capelin

accept cod would eat the sand eels food
Accept
they will have more to eat or more food

is insufficient
the animal plankton would get bigger
is insufficient
less food for cod is insufficient
cod have to eat something else is insufficient

cod eat sand eels is insufficient
less food for sand eels is insufficient as it implies
that sand eels eat herring
because the cod only had two choices is
insufficient
Additional guidance
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b
2/3a
2/5c
Total
a
1/2m
2/5c
1
1
Mark
Part
c
2/2k
Q No
10
2
Tier
36
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* glucose
* water
* light provides energy for growth

* biomass or food or sugar or starch or
carbohydrate is produced
any two from

* light is needed for photosynthesis
* more (photosynthesis)
* leaves are bigger
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accept photosynthesis
accept, for two marks, the rate or amount of
photosynthesis increases if the light increases
accept there are leaves or a canopy

accept leaves open or grow
Accept
they need light to grow is insufficient

light is a source of food is insufficient
trees block the light is insufficient
Additional guidance
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b ii
1/2j
a
1/2m
2/5a
Mark
Part
bi
1/2j
Q No
11
3
Tier
36
57
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any one from

* animals with longer pregnancies live longer
* the shorter the pregnancy the shorter the
life span
* an appropriate line of best fit
* they are less likely to be injured or killed or

there is no hunting of lions
any two from

* less or no competition for food
* plenty of food or water or they get fed
* they have shelter
* veterinary or medical treatment
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accept the shorter the life span the shorter the

pregnancy
accept they do not fight as much

accept there are no predators of lions
accept they are kept healthier
accept good or balanced diet

accept protected from bad weather
accept they are vaccinated
Accept
a comparative answer is required
accept a curved or straight line
they are looked after is insufficient

protection is insufficient because it is not specific
they get fewer diseases is insufficient
do not accept they are less likely to get a disease
they are healthier is insufficient
Additional guidance
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ci
1/2i
c ii
1/2l
Mark
Part
Total
Q No
11
3
Tier
36
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* no
any one from
* the data is more scattered
* there is no link between the number of days
pregnant and the expected life span
* the human has the longest life span but the
shortest pregnancy
* the giraffe has the shortest life span but the
longest pregnancy
* the (new) points show the longer the pregnancy
the shorter the life span
* all three points plotted correctly
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accept they are opposite to the other results
accept giraffes or horses have a longer

pregnancy than humans but a shorter life span
accept the converse
accept they do not go up in a straight line

accept they do not fit the line of best fit
accept a tolerance of half a small square
Accept

both the answer and the correct explanation are
required for the mark
if all three points are correct, award two marks

if one or two points are correct, award one mark
Additional guidance
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b iii
3/1a
1/2i
Total
b ii
3/1a
1/2i
* aluminium
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* liquid
Additional guidance
accept any unambiguous indication
accept Al
accept Hg
accept Fe
accept Hg
Accept
* gas
* an arrow drawn at 0C
* mercury
* iron
ai
1/2k
3/1a
a ii
1/2k
3/1a
a iii
1/2k
3/1a
a iv
1/2k
3/1a
bi
3/1a
1/2i
* mercury
Mark
Part
Answer
Q No
12
4
Tier
36
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c
3/1b
Total
a ii
1/2f
3/1b
b ii
3/1a
ai
3/1h
BS/1b
Mark
Part
bi
3/2c
Q No
13
5
Tier
36
57
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*B
any one from

* it sinks
* it is at the bottom
* from gas to liquid
any one from

* it could explode
* it could break
* to reduce heat loss
any one from

* to stop water vapour or steam escaping
* to stop lavender oil vapour escaping
Answer
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gas or vapour or particles could escape

to stop oil escaping
to make sure the oil goes down the tube
the oil or vapours could not be collected
to stop heat loss or to keep heat in
to stop the heat escaping
to maintain the pressure
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accept lavender oil floats

accept the oil is on the top
accept the lid might come off

accept so the pressure does not break the seal
accept
accept
accept
accept
accept
accept
accept
Accept
if more than one letter is identified, award no

mark
they are not mixed is insufficient

the pressure would be too high is insufficient

it would get too hot is insufficient
to stop the smell escaping is insufficient
to stop water escaping or spilling out is

insufficient
Additional guidance
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a
1/2c
4/5f
bi
1/2d
Mark
Part
b ii
1/2i
Q No
14
6
Tier
36
57
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* anomalous results can be seen more quickly or

easily
any one from

* the pattern or relationship can be seen more
easily or more quickly
* he used the same amount of water
any one from

* he used identical cans
* African
its ears have a larger surface area
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accept you can make predictions more easily or

more quickly
accept the temperature change is clearer

accept the pattern can be seen straight away
accept you can compare them more easily
accept the pattern or relationship is clearer
accept he kept them in the same place
accept the cans were made of the same metal

accept the cans were the same size or shape
accept he used the same metal for the strips
accept larger surface area

accept larger ears
Accept
do not accept a graph is more accurate
the pattern or the way the temperature changes

can be seen is insufficient
it is clearer is insufficient
to see them better is insufficient
he used metal for the strips is insufficient

he took the temperature every 5 minutes for
both is insufficient

they have large ears is insufficient
Additional guidance
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c
1/2g
Total
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* readings are continuous

* it can draw a graph
any one from

* it reduces error
* yes
the greater the surface area of metal the
greater the heat loss or the lower the
temperature
Mark Answer
Part
b iii
1/2l
Q No
14
6
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it is more accurate
less human error or is more reliable
it is more precise
it takes more readings
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accept you can leave it to take results

accept it would record the results for him
accept
accept
accept
accept
accept no and a relevant supporting explanation

only if Indian elephant is given as an answer to
part (a). An example would be no, as I thought
smaller ears would cool quicker
accept the can with bigger strips cooled more

quickly
accept answers that relate the size or surface of
the strips to the size or surface of the ears
accept the bigger strips cause the greatest heat

loss
accept metal A represents big ears
Accept
you can leave it is insufficient
do not accept can B was a better insulator

both the answer yes and the correct
explanation are required for the mark
Additional guidance
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* electrical
* light
* thermal
* chemical
Total
B
B
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* they are absorbed
a ii
4/1a
c
4/5e
4/5g
ai
4/1a
Answer
Mark
Part
b
4/3f
Q No
15
7
Tier
36
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accept they are blocked or filtered out
accept a switch drawn and labelled B marked

on any part of the circuit highlighted
accept a switch drawn and labelled A marked

on any part of the circuit highlighted
Accept
heat is insufficient as the question asks for a

word from the box
they are filtered is insufficient
the switch must be labelled for the mark
do not accept a switch at either junction
the switch must be labelled for the mark
do not accept a switch at either junction
Additional guidance
2/1/08
2:34 pm
Mark
Part
a
1/2m
4/4c
b
4/3b
4/4d
ci
1/1a
1/1c
c ii
1/2m
4/4b
Total
Q No
16
8
Tier
36
57
Page 29
Sun
any one from

* the Earth is not at the centre
* the planets do not go round the Earth or the
planets orbit the Sun
* the Earth goes round the Sun
* the Sun is in the middle
any one from

* they had not been discovered
* they had not been seen
Venus
Earth
* a straight line from the Sun to Venus and a

straight line from Venus to Earth
* arrows drawn on both rays in the correct
direction
any one from

* Venus is nearer to the Sun
* the Suns gravity on Venus is greater
* it travels faster
* it has a smaller orbit
Answer
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Sun
Earth
29
accept answers which give the correct order of

the planets in the solar system
accept he did not know they existed

accept they could not be seen
Venus
accept two discontinuous straight lines that

touch the Sun, Venus and the Earth
accept it does not have as far to go
Accept
there are more planets is insufficient
answers must refer to the arrangement and not

to missing planets
do not accept they did not exist

they are too far away is insufficient
do not accept a line from the Sun which touches

the Earth
a comparative statement is needed

it is closer is insufficient
Additional guidance
2/1/08
2:34 pm
a ii
1/2e
bi
1/2d
ai
1/2d
Mark
Part
a iii
1/2h
Q No
9
Tier
57
Page 30
* to show if alcohol or kava affects the

heart rates or water fleas
* use more than 20 water fleas in each group
* so the water fleas could adjust to the solution

or settle down
* to compare the rate before and after the

treatment
any one from

* to see how the heart rate had changed
Answer
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accept it shows alcohol alone increases or

affects the heart rate
accept to see what effect alcohol has
accept to show it is the kava that affects or
reduces the heart rate of fleas
accept to show it is not alcohol that affects or
reduces the heart rate
accept (it acts) as a control
accept use more water fleas

accept repeat it with the same fleas after the
effects have worn off
accept to allow time for the drug to work

accept to allow the treatment to get around its
body
accept to see the result of the treatment or to

see if the treatment made a difference
accept to get a baseline or standard or to
make a comparison
Accept
as a comparison is insufficient
repeat it is insufficient
to make it a fair test or for a control are

insufficient responses
Additional guidance
Tier 57 Paper One
2/1/08
2:34 pm
b ii
1/2k
c
1/2o
Mark
Part
Total
Q No
9
Tier
57
Page 31
any one from

* there may be side effects
* the effect could be different in humans
* it has not been tested on humans
* human hearts are different from fleas hearts
any one from

* take the average heart rate resulting from kava
in alcohol away from the average heart rate
resulting from alcohol
* take the difference between kava in alcohol
and alcohol only
* look at the difference between group 1 and
group 2 after treatment
Answer
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accept humans are bigger or from a different

group or species
accept we do not know anything about the dose
or amount given
accept subtract 35 from 41 or 42
accept add the increase with alcohol to the

decrease with kava and alcohol
Accept
they are not the same or they are different

animals are insufficient responses
Additional guidance
Tier 57 Paper One
2/1/08
2:34 pm
a
2/1b
Mark
Part
b
2/2n
Q No
10
Tier
57
Page 32
prevention
* cover mouth or nose or use a handkerchief or
wear a mask
method
* coughing or sneezing
prevention
any one from
* wash hands before or after touching a patient
or before or after touching surfaces or articles
* use alcohol rub when entering or leaving ward
or room or hospital
method
* touch or contact
* genetic material or genes or DNA
Answer
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each method of prevention must be related to

the method of spread for a mark
the method of spread and prevention are
required for each mark
the same prevention method cannot be used for
both methods of spread
Additional guidance
32
accept quarantine patients suspected of carrying

disease
accept stop contact with others or limit visitors
accept through the air or breathing on

someone
accept quarantine patients suspected of carrying cleaning or washing hands are insufficient
disease
wearing gloves is insufficient
accept change gloves between patients
accept stop contact with others or limit visitors
accept nucleus
accept chromosomes
Accept
Tier 57 Paper One
2/1/08
2:34 pm
c
2/2n
Mark
Part
Total
Q No
10
Tier
57
Page 33
any three from

* vaccine contains a dead or weakened form of
the bacterium or virus
* antibodies or antitoxins (are produced)
* (made by) white blood cells
* further infections are prevented or bacteria or
viruses or toxins are destroyed
Answer
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33
accept white cells

accept kills the bacteria or viruses
accept inject with protein from the bacterium or

virus
Accept
you become immune to the disease is

insufficient as it is given in the question
stop you getting it again is insufficient

fights bacteria is insufficient
it contains a small amount of bacteria or virus

is insufficient
Additional guidance
Tier 57 Paper One
2/1/08
2:34 pm
ai
4/2a
a ii
1/2a
1/2h
1/2e
Total
b
1/2j
Mark
Part
* B to C: remains constant or stays the same
* A to B: decreases or slows down
* repeat at different depths
* measure the time for the wave to travel

* work out the speed
* make sure the waves are the same size or use
the same force or repeat at the same depth
any two from

* measure the depth of the water
* 0.75 s
Answer
Page 34
Q No
11
Tier
57
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1.5 3
or
4
2
34
accept add more water or change the depth and

do it again
accept repeat with different volumes of water
accept an answer that indicates how high to fill

the tank, for example fill the tank to 10 cm
accept measure the speed of the wave
accept
Accept
do not accept gets slower
Additional guidance
Tier 57 Paper One
2/1/08
2:34 pm
Total
b
3/2g
a ii
3/1f
c ii
3/2g
3/3e
ai
3/1f
3/3e
Mark
Part
ci
3/3e
3/1f
Q No
12
Tier
57
Page 35
any one from

* carbon dioxide or gas escapes
* carbon dioxide is a gas
* one of the products is a gas or escapes
* sodium chloride
carbon dioxide
water
* no gas was given off
any one from

* the same atoms are present in the reactants
and the products
* H2O
* sodium chloride + * water
Answer
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35
accept nothing was added or lost
accept mass is conserved
accept hydrogen oxide for water
Accept
mass is lost is insufficient as it is given in the

question
answers may be in any order

all three answers are required for the mark
the mass did not change is insufficient

the particles are the same is insufficient
do not accept the molecules are the same
Additional guidance
Tier 57 Paper One
2/1/08
2:34 pm
1
1
a
1/2e
bi
1/2i
1/2j
Mark
Part
b ii
4/2b
Q No
13
Tier
57
Page 36
any one from

* the weight or mass of the (wooden) plank
* the (larger) overhang
* five points plotted to within one small square

* smooth curve of best fit
any one from

* the original height of the plank and the height
with masses
* the height of the plank before and after adding
masses
Answer
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36
accept an appropriate straight line of best fit
accept vertical distance moved
accept take the height with the mass added

away from the height of the table
accept take the height of the plank with the mass
added away from the height with no mass
Accept
the weight or mass is insufficient
distance moved is insufficient
Additional guidance
Tier 57 Paper One
2/1/08
2:34 pm
ci
1/2j
c ii
1/2j
Mark
Part
Total
Q No
13
Tier
57
Page 37
any one from

* there is more sag for each mass
* the increase in sag is not constant
* the increase in sag gets less
* as the mass increases the sag increases
Answer
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37
accept the plank sags more

accept in the second test they did not go up in
equal amounts
accept first test gives a straight line, the second
was a curve
accept first went up gradually, the second went
up steeply
accept the converse

accept the lines both went up
accept sag increases in both
Accept
the plank sagged before he added any mass is

insufficient
Additional guidance
Tier 57 Paper One
2/1/08
2:35 pm
c
4/1c
d
3/1d
Total
Page 38
* Copper is a good conductor of electricity.
* battery
* on
on
* off
off
a
BS/2a
4/1a
Answer
Mark
Part
b
4/1a
Q No
1
Tier
36
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38
accept cell or cells
Accept
both ticks are required for the mark

if more than one box is ticked in any row, award
no mark
both ticks are required for the mark
if more than one box is ticked in any row, award
no mark
award two marks for all four correct lines

award one mark for any two or three correct
lines
if more than one line is drawn from any box, do
not credit either line
Additional guidance
Tier 36 Paper Two
2/1/08
2:35 pm
ei
4/4b
e ii
1/2m
4/4b
Total
b
4/4e
d
1/2i
a
4/4c
4/4e
Mark
Part
c
4/4d
Q No
2
Tier
36
Page 39
Earth
Sun
* They are further away than the Sun
* Hubble telescope
* a bar drawn to 4
* produces
reflects
any one from

* telecommunications
* television or TV
* telephones
* radio
* weather
* military or spy observations
* land use observations
* GPS
* internet
* monitoring or taking pictures of the Earth
* gravity
Answer
satspapers.org
39
accept Hubble or telescope for Hubble

telescope
accept navigation
accept phone or fax
accept communication
Accept


looking at or taking pictures of planets or stars

or galaxies is insufficient as it is given in the
question
Additional guidance
Tier 36 Paper Two
2/1/08
2:35 pm
di
3/2f
d ii
3/2f
Total
b
1/2m
3/2e
a ii
1/2m
3/2e
c ii
1/2k
ai
1/2g
Mark
Part
ci
3/2f
Q No
3
Tier
36
Page 40
40
* magma
animals would be burnt

it is too hot
fossils are destroyed
they would melt


it did not erode or weather is insufficient

it is solid is insufficient
Additional guidance
animals do not live underground is insufficient
accept
accept
accept
accept
accept it looks like a star or starfish

accept it has five legs
accept it was hard or strong
accept it was more like a pebble

accept it eroded or it weathered
Accept
Tier 36 Paper Two
* there are no animals in magma or melted rock
any one from

* it is too hot for animals to live (in molten rock)
* starfish
it is the same shape or has five parts
* fossils
* chalk: B granite: A
* it was harder than the chalk
any two from

* smoother or rounder
* broken or crumbled or crushed or it was
smaller pieces
* powder or dust formed
Answer
satspapers.org
2/1/08
2:35 pm
c
3/1a
1/2j
d
3/1a
4/2d
Total
a
3/2c
Mark
Part
b
1/2j
3/1a
Q No
4
Tier
36
evaporating
melting
condensing
freezing
liquid to gas
gas to liquid
liquid to solid
Page 41
solid to liquid
* Sand increases friction between

car tyres and the road.
* Salt makes ice melt.
* it decreased
* 0 C
Answer
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41
accept it got colder
accept zero
Accept
if more than two boxes are ticked, deduct a mark

for each incorrect box
minimum of zero
it dropped to below 0C is insufficient

any references to time are insufficient
do not accept nothing
if more than one line is drawn from any change

of state, do not credit that change of state
award three marks for all four correct lines

award two marks for any three correct lines
award one mark for any two correct lines
Additional guidance
Tier 36 Paper Two
2/1/08
2:35 pm
a
2/1a
BS/2b
b
2/4b
Mark
Part
c
2/2i
2/2l
Q No
5
Tier
36
lung
heart
It pumps blood faster.
It digests food faster.
It moves the bones faster.
It takes in oxygen faster.
Page 42
any one from

* they have hair
* they produce milk
* they give birth
* brain
Answer
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42
accept they have external ears
accept they have fur
accept skull
accept ears
accept eyes
Accept
if more than one line is drawn from any organ,

do not award the mark
both lines are required for the mark
it has a tail is insufficient
do not accept head or teeth or mouth

skin is insufficient
Additional guidance
Tier 36 Paper Two
2/1/08
2:35 pm
Total
male horsefly
female horsefly
prey
producer
carnivore
43
both lines are required for the mark

if more than one line is drawn from either fly,
do not award the mark
d ii
2/5e
herbivore
all three answers are required for both marks

award one mark for any two correct answers
if more than three boxes are ticked, deduct a
mark for each incorrect box
minimum mark zero
* They have a segmented body.

They have six legs.
They have two pairs of wings.
Additional guidance
Accept
di
2/4b
Answer
Mark
Part
Tier 36 Paper Two
Q No
5
Page 43
Tier
36
satspapers.org
2/1/08
2:35 pm
Total
b
1/2d
* no
any one from
* 18 seeds germinated at both temperatures
* the number that germinated was the same
any one from

* he used the same number of seeds
* he counted them after two days or after the
same time
* he used the same type of seeds or they were
all cress seeds
* he used filter paper to grow all the seeds on
* he used 5 cm3 of water each day
any one from

* all the seeds germinated or grew
* 20 seeds germinated or grew
* the most or more seeds germinated or grew
* 18
* 17 C
ai
1/2i
a ii
1/2i
a iii
1/2i
a iv
1/2j
av
1/2j
*8
Mark
Part
Answer
Q No
6
Page 44
Tier
36
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44
accept the same amount of water
accept the same amount of seeds
accept the bar is higher
accept they all germinated or grew
accept the results were the same

accept the bars are the same height
Accept
he used the same sized dishes is insufficient
number of seeds is insufficient

he counted the seeds is insufficient

Additional guidance
Tier 36 Paper Two
2/1/08
2:35 pm
c ii
4/5a
c iii
2/5a
2/5f
Total
* owl
bi
2/5e
b ii
2/5e
ci
4/5a
* worm
a
2/5c
Page 45
any one from

* it does not kill the moles
* it does not harm other animals
* poison kills or hurts moles
* poison kills or hurts owls or predators or other
living things
* poison enters food chains
any one from

* batteries have to be replaced
* solar power is free
* solar power does not run out
* it is cheaper to run
* the Sun
* it has strong or big claws
* it has a pointed head or face or nose
any one from

* it has large or wide hands or paws
Mark
Part
Answer
Q No
7
Tier
36
satspapers.org
Additional guidance
45
accept it is humane
accept it does not harm humans
accept it is a renewable source of power

accept it is cheaper
accept light
accept bird
you do not have to get rid of dead moles or you

can leave them in the tunnel are insufficient
you have to keep adding poison is insufficient
so they do not become extinct is insufficient
poison is dangerous is insufficient
it is friendlier or it is nicer are insufficient
it is environmentally friendly is insufficient
solar or solar panel or solar energy are

insufficient
accept its paws are like shovels

accept big or strong feet
accept it has a long nose
accept it is streamlined
accept it has sharp or long claws or nails
claws is insufficient
accept eyes protected by fur or eyes deep in fur it has small eyes is insufficient
Accept
Tier 36 Paper Two
2/1/08
2:35 pm
c
4/3g
Total
a ii
1/2m
4/3k
b
1/2j
ai
1/2m
4/3j
Mark
Part
a iii
1/2m
4/3k
Q No
8
1
Tier
36
57
Page 46
any one from

* it vibrates with a greater amplitude
* it has larger vibrations
* any number between 4.5 and 7.5 hours

(inclusive)
* its pitch becomes higher
their frequencies are the same
* B and C
their amplitudes are the same
* A and C
Answer
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46
accept it moves more

accept burst ear drum
accept the frequency gets higher
accept the wave lengths are the same

accept there are the same number of waves
accept the waves are the same distance apart
accept the waves are the same height

accept they are equally tall
Accept
it vibrates harder and it vibrates more are

insufficient responses
do not accept it vibrates faster
it gets higher is insufficient

it becomes high is insufficient
letters may be in either order

both the letter and the correct explanation are
the distance apart of the waves is insufficient
the less spaced out the waves, the higher the
pitch is insufficient
they are the same length or thickness or width
is insufficient
letters may be in either order

both the letter and the correct explanation are
the height of the waves is insufficient
they are big or tall is insufficient
taller waves are louder is insufficient
do not accept they are equally long
Additional guidance
Tiers 36 and 57 Paper Two
2/1/08
2:35 pm
c iii
4/5e
Total
b
1/2l
c ii
4/5e
a
1/2i
Mark
Part
ci
4/5e
Q No
9
2
Tier
36
57
20
45 or 46
80
Page 47
* least
least
* most
least
* some
some
* the graph is a curve

* the height for 2 cm is not twice the height for
1 cm
* the height should have been 40 cm when he
pressed it down 4 cm
any one from

* the height for 4 cm is 4 times the height for
2 cm
Answer
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47
accept the graph is not a straight line

accept if it goes from 2 to 3 cm, the height more
than doubles
accept appropriate arguments for other values
accept for 2 cm it went 20 cm but for 4 cm it

went 80 cm
accept if I double the distance it goes four times
as high
Accept

when she doubled the distance it did not double

the height is insufficient
a mark may be awarded for other correct figures
Additional guidance
2/1/08
2:35 pm
* a straight line from the snail to the surface and

from the surface to the fish
* the angle of incidence should be approximately

equal to the angle of reflection
* arrow pointing towards the fish or away from

the snail
Mark
Part
a
4/3c
Answer
Q No
10
3
Page 48
Tier
36
57
satspapers.org
48
accept a single arrow in the correct direction on

either the incident or the reflected ray
Accept
if two arrows are drawn, they must both be in the

correct direction
the line must reach the surface of the water

within the tolerance shown below
the line must reach the fish within the tolerance

shown below
the ray must be continuous
ignore an incident ray towards the snail
ignore rays refracted at the surface
Additional guidance
2/1/08
2:35 pm
Total
* refraction
* an arrow pointing towards Andrew on any part

of the ray
bi
4/3d
b ii
4/3d
* a ray from the snail to Andrews eye bending at

the surface
Mark
Part
Answer
Q No
10
3
Page 49
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36
57
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Accept
49
if two arrows are drawn, they must both be in the

correct direction
both parts of the ray must be straight and must

slope upwards and to the right
the ray must be continuous
ignore any incident rays drawn towards the snail
the ray must bend further away from the normal
at the surface as it goes from water to air
Additional guidance
2/1/08
2:35 pm
a iii
3/3f
a ii
3/3d
Total
ai
3/3d
Mark
Part
b
1/2i
3/3d
Q No
11
4
Tier
36
57
Page 50
* they react with the acid
any one from

* they are alkaline or an alkali
* any number less than 7
* It is neutral
Answer
satspapers.org
50
accept tablet for indigestion tablet
accept acid for citric acid
accept copper sulfate

accept the sulphate for copper sulphate
accept a soluble base

accept it has a pH above 7
Accept
if all four answers are correct, award three

marks
if two or three answers are correct, award two
marks
if one answer is correct, award one mark
specific pH values such as its pH is 8.5 are

insufficient
Additional guidance
2/1/08
2:35 pm
* zinc chloride
* hydrogen
d ii
3/1f
3/3a
Total
*5
any one from

* at the bottom
* below copper
* aluminium oxide
* oxygen
di
3/3c
ci
3/1c
c ii
3/1f
c iii
3/1f
3/1c
Page 51
* when magma cools more quickly the crystals

are smaller
* igneous
ai
3/2f
a ii
3/2f
b
3/2e
* metamorphic
Mark
Part
Answer
Q No
12
5
Tier
36
57
satspapers.org
accept H2
51
accept ZnCl2
accept aluminium trioxide
accept the converse

accept in magma which cools faster the crystals
are small
Accept
H is insufficient
answers can be in either order
less reactive is insufficient
O2 is insufficient
answers must include a comparison

do not accept crystals are bigger when the rock
cools slowly
Additional guidance
2/1/08
2:35 pm
d ii
2/2a
b
1/2k
2/2a
di
1/2k
a
1/2d
Mark
Part
c
2/2a
2/2d
Q No
13
6
Tier
36
57
Page 52
* to make blood or red blood cells
* baby-milk has more iron than

cows milk
* for hard or strong bones or teeth
any one from

* cows milk has less carbohydrate
* human milk or powdered milk has more
carbohydrate
* sugar is a carbohydrate
any one from

* he used 100 cm3 of each milk
* he used the same volume
Answer
satspapers.org
52
accept for blood or for red cells or for blood

cells
accept for haemoglobin or haemoglobin
contains iron
accept to prevent anaemia
accept to replace iron lost in menstruation
accept baby-milk has more iron

accept cows milk only has 0.05 mg
accept for (healthy) bones or teeth
accept they have more than 5 (g)

accept they have 7.4 (g) and 7.2 (g)
accept carbohydrates
accept they have more carbohydrate
accept the same amount or mass
Accept
for energy is insufficient
to keep the blood flowing is insufficient
do not accept baby-milk has more iron than

cows or human milk
do not accept for strong nails
do not accept it has more vitamin C or iron
do not accept he used the same milk
Additional guidance
2/1/08
2:35 pm
Q No
13
6
Mark
Tier
36
57
Part
e
1/2i
BS/2a
Total
Page 53
*
*
*
*
mg
1.1
3.8
1.1
are smaller than g

g is equal to 1100 mg
mg is equal to 0.0038 g
g is greater than 3.8 mg
any one from

* vitamin C is given in mg, protein is given in g
Answer
satspapers.org
53
accept 1.1 g of protein and 3.8 mg of vitamin C
accept vitamin C is in mg
accept the units are different
accept one was measured in grams, the other in
milligrams
accept g are bigger than mg
Accept
Additional guidance
2/1/08
2:35 pm
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2/1/08
2:35 pm
d
2/3a
2/3e
2/2j
Total
b ii
2/1b
bi
2/1b
c
2/1b
a
2/1e
Mark
Part
b iii
2/1b
Q No
14
7
Tier
36
57
Page 55
photosynthesis
any two from

* cell wall
* vacuole
* chloroplast
any one from

* gives the cell its shape
* supports the cell
respiration
any one from

* absorbs light or Suns energy
* photosynthesis
* it controls the cell or cells activities
* leaf
Answer
satspapers.org
accept wall
55
accept traps or catches light

accept it makes food or glucose or sugar
or starch or carbohydrate
accept it tells the cell what to do

accept it contains or passes on (genetic)
information or genes or DNA
accept stem or stalk
Accept
if all four answers are correct, award two marks

if two or three answers are correct, award one
mark
if more than one box is ticked in any row, do not
credit that row
it protects the cell is insufficient
do not accept it attracts light

it produces oxygen is insufficient
it is the brain of the cell is insufficient
Additional guidance
2/1/08
2:35 pm
c
1/2k
Total
accept the converse

accept the more turns, the more powerful or
stronger the magnet
accept the electromagnet with 200 turns is
stronger
accept doubling the turns more than doubles the
force
* the more turns, the greater the force or field
56
accept the converse
accept it would fuse

accept it could catch fire
accept it would blow
* the greater the current, the greater the

force or field
any one from

* it would melt
* it would get too hot
accept the magnet exerts a force on the disc
* there is more force on the iron disc
b
3/2c
4/1c
accept the disc is pulled down
any one from

* the core attracts the iron disc
accept the disc becomes magnetised

accept there is a magnetic field
accept it becomes an (electro)magnet
accept the stronger the current the stronger the
magnet
* the core becomes magnetised
a
4/1e
4/1f
Accept
Mark
Part
Answer
Q No
8
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Tier
57
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award one mark if the answer refers to a number

of coils rather than number of turns
answers must include a comparison

the more turns, the more powerful it is is
insufficient
answers must refer to a pattern describing a

continuous variable
do not accept it becomes more magnetic
the coil would break is insufficient

it would get hot is insufficient
the disc moves down is insufficient as it does

not imply that a force is exerted
there is a force on the disc is insufficient as it
does not refer to the origin of the force
do not accept the iron core becomes magnetic

do not accept the magnet gets stronger
Additional guidance
Tier 57 Paper Two
2/1/08
2:35 pm
Q No
9
Mark
Tier
57
Part
ai
1/2d
a ii
1/2d
a iii
1/2d
bi
1/2k
3/1a
b ii
1/2j
1/2o
Total
Page 57
* there should be a similar number of points

above and below the line
any one from

* there is only one point above the line in Neeras
graph
* the boiling point with no salt or at the start was

100C
any one from

* starting temperature of the water
* temperature of the laboratory
* boiling point of salt solution
* mass of salt dissolved in water
Answer
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accept Toms goes near more points or Toms

points are nearer to the line
accept Neera just joined the first and last points
accept most points are below the line in Neeras

graph
accept the waters boiling point was 100C

accept the boiling point of water is 100C
accept it boiled at 100C
accept boiling point
accept the mass or amount of salt
Accept
answers must refer to the boiling point

0 g of salt added is insufficient
the graph starts at 100C is insufficient
temperature is insufficient
salt is insufficient
do not accept the type of salt used
Additional guidance
Tier 57 Paper Two
2/1/08
2:35 pm
a ii
1/2m
3/1g
b
1/2m
3/1b
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any one from

* the space or distance between the molecules
or particles is smaller
* the particles or they are closer together
* more particles are touching the sides
* there is only one type of molecule or

compound or substance
* (molecules) are far apart or not touching

each other
Mark Answer
Part
ai
3/1b
Q No
10
Tier
57
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accept particles hit the sides more often
accept the volume is less
accept there is one type of particle
accept only gases can be compressed

accept they are randomly arranged
Accept
if the gas is compressed the pressure rises is

insufficient
the particles are hitting the sides is insufficient
accept atoms for particles
do not accept there is only one type of atom or

element
the gas can be compressed is insufficient as it is

given in the question
Additional guidance
Tier 57 Paper Two
2/1/08
2:35 pm
Total
c ii
3/2a
c iv
3/1f
ci
3/1e
Mark
Part
c iii
3/1f
Q No
10
Tier
57
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they are now joined in threes

new combinations of particles or atoms
the compounds are different
there is no longer a pure substance
accept ON2
accept O2N
N2O
NO2
59
accept nitrogen monoxide

accept nitric oxide
accept ON
accept mass is conserved
accept
accept
accept
accept
Accept
NO
* nitrogen oxide
any one from

* the same number of atoms are present
* nothing has been added to or lost
* there is more than one compound
any one from

* new or different compounds have formed
Answer
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the mass stays the same is insufficient

the same atoms are present is insufficient
nothing changed is insufficient
the amount of gas stays the same is insufficient
Additional guidance
Tier 57 Paper Two
2/1/08
2:35 pm
b
2/2l
any three from

* it causes a blood clot
* the arteries become narrower or blocked or
less or no blood to heart (muscle)
* less or no oxygen to the heart (muscle)
* less or no food or glucose or nutrients or
minerals to the heart (muscle)
* less or no carbon dioxide or waste removed
* may cause a heart attack
* cells cannot respire (properly)
60
accept it may raise the blood pressure
accept, for one mark, the heart muscle needs

oxygen or glucose to work properly even though
it does not include a comparison
accept fat clogs the arteries
* the risk increases with age or is greater in older accept statements such as 20 cigarettes a day is
men
worse when you are 4564 than under 45
accept the converse
accept smoking 5 cigarettes a day is less

harmful than smoking 20
Accept
* the more cigarettes smoked, the greater the

number or percentage that die
Answer
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Mark
Part
a
1/2k
Q No
11
Tier
57
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the heart muscle cannot work properly is

insufficient as it is given in the question
statements that do not make a generalisation,

such as nearly 1% of men aged 5564 who
smoke 20 cigarettes a day will die of heart
disease are insufficient
one conclusion should relate to the number

of cigarettes and the other to the effect of age
Additional guidance
Tier 57 Paper Two
2/1/08
2:35 pm
Total
* it paralyses them or they stop moving
* cilia move the mucus (towards the throat)
ci
2/1c
c ii
2/2i
* mucus traps bacteria or dust or particles
Mark
Part
Answer
Q No
11
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Tier
57
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accept it clogs the cilia

accept they stick together
accept cilia remove bacteria or dust or particles
Accept
do not accept it kills or burns cilia

damages or removes cilia is insufficient
cell produces mucus is insufficient
Additional guidance
Tier 57 Paper Two
2/1/08
2:35 pm
Total
240
1.6
62
accept 0.06 N/cm2 for two marks
120
0.2
300
or
2
* N/m2 or Pa
accept
* half the force needed at 0.8 m
any one from

* 150
accept 0.8 x 300

accept 24 000 Ncm for two marks
accept
a ii
4/2f
4/2e
* 240
* Nm
Accept
* 600
1
1
ai
4/2e
4/2f
Answer
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Mark
Part
b
4/2g
Q No
12
Tier
57
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accept the numerical answer to a i 1.6

half is insufficient
consequential marking applies
do not accept mN
do not accept n for N
Additional guidance
Tier 57 Paper Two
2/1/08
2:35 pm
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KS3 Sc MS1+2 Intro.

National curriculum assessments

KS3 Sc MS1+2 Intro.qxp

2008 KS3 Science Mark Scheme

Tiers 36 and 57 Introduction

The structure of the mark scheme for tiers 36 and 57

the teaching points from the key stage 3 programme of study

the marks available for each part of the question

the total marks available for the question

the answer or expected answers, indicated by an asterisk

additional guidance to assist markers in making professional judgements.

* any number less than 7

any one from

accept a soluble base

specific pH values such as

* they react with the acid

KS3 Sc MS1+2 Intro.qxp

2008 KS3 Science Mark Scheme

Tiers 36 and 57 Introduction

any two from

one conclusion should relate to the number

* the more cigarettes accept smoking 5

* the risk increases

statements that do not make a generalisation,

In the Accept column there may be:

some examples of higher-level answers, which could be given by higher-attaining

In the Additional guidance column there may be:

answers which are not acceptable

a reminder, in questions involving calculations, that consequential marking may

instructions on action in the event of consequential marking (see page 5)

guidance to markers where pupils have not followed the instructions in

KS3 Sc MS1+2 Intro.qxp

2008 KS3 Science Mark Scheme

Tiers 36 and 57 Introduction

Using professional judgement in marking

is equivalent to those listed

Marking misspellings of words

if specific scientific vocabulary is required in the answer, a misspelling must, in

KS3 Sc MS1+2 Intro.qxp

2008 KS3 Science Mark Scheme

Tiers 36 and 57 Introduction

Marking lists of alternative answers

Marking questions containing calculations

the term consequential marking appears in the Additional guidance

Marking answers given in the wrong place

KS3 Sc MS1+2 Intro.qxp

2008 KS3 Science Mark Scheme

Tiers 36 and 57 Introduction

Mark Allocation Grid: Tier 36

KS3 Sc MS1+2 Intro.qxp

2008 KS3 Science Mark Scheme

Tiers 36 and 57 Introduction

Mark Allocation Grid: Tier 57

2008 KS3 Science Mark Scheme

Tier 36 Paper One

A and C have hair

any two from

any one from

any one from