On your answer sheet, write in or circle the correct letter for each question.
9Ba D It allows the plant to respire aerobically.
46808984 Where does photosynthesis
occur in this rose bush?
A in part Q only B in part R only C in parts R and S only D in all the parts 46808985 In this summary of aerobic respiration, what is the missing substance, X? glucose + oxygen → carbon dioxide + X A water B nitrogen C carbon monoxide D air 46808986 What does this graph show?
A The more light, the faster
photosynthesis gets, until a certain level amount of light is reached and it can go no faster. B The more light, the faster photosynthesis gets, but above a certain amount of light photosynthesis slows down. C The faster the photosynthesis gets, the more light is produced. D The less light, the faster photosynthesis gets, until it can get no faster. 46808987 Which sentence best describes what chlorophyll does? A It gives out energy. B It traps energy. C It is green.
purchasing institution only. This material is not copyright free. 1 Page 1 of 2 9Bb 9B 1 Leaves are often wide so that they: A provide shelter for animals living under them. B float to the ground when they drop in autumn. C have a large surface area for trapping light from the Sun. D have a large surface area for trapping rain. 46808988 Roots are adapted to their function by: A being a pale colour. B having cells that can respire. C having cells that can photosynthesise. D having many branches and being spread out. 46808989 If plants do not get enough water they start to: A grow towards the light. B grow away from the light. C shrink. D wilt. 46808990 What is the name of the cell shown in the drawing?
A xylem cell B root hair cell C root extension cell D root palisade cell
9Bc 1 The substance used to test for starch is: A limewater. B cobalt chloride. C iodine solution. D Benedict’s solution.
purchasing institution only. This material is not copyright free. 2 Page 1 of 2 9B 46808996 Herbicides are: 46808991 In which part of a plant would you expect to find the most starch? A used to grow plants in. A leaf during the night B substances that kill weeds. B storage organ C a type of plant used to make the grains for biscuits. C stem D plants that farmers can grow in very D flower cold places, such as the Arctic. 46808992 Glucose is used to make a polymer found in cell walls. This polymer is 9Be called: 1 What would be the effect on this food web ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ if insecticide were sprayed on the area? olyfilla. olylose. ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ ellulose. olyvinylchloride. 46808993 Plants use nitrate mineral salts to make: A proteins. B lipids. A The number of wrens would go down. C glucose. D cellulose. B The number of wrens would go up. 9Bd C The number of wrens would stay the same. 1 Plants are cross-bred in order to: D The rose bush would die. A stop them becoming weeds. 46808997 Look at the food web in the B stop them attacking other plants. previous question. An increase in the C produce new varieties that population of which organism could control have characteristics from two the aphids? different varieties. A wrens B aphids D kill them. C lacewings D rose bushes 46808994 Selective breeding is: 46808998 The carbon cycle: A an exciting new technology used to A is a type of very light bicycle used by produce plants, which may alter our Olympic athletes. lives in the future. B shows how carbon flows between the B a way of choosing the winners in plant atmosphere and different organisms. growing contests. C is a process that is used to stop global C another name for when plants warming, by removing carbon dioxide reproduce sexually. from the atmosphere. D a very traditional way of producing D is made out of oxygen and carbon. organisms with features that are useful to humans. 46808999 Plants are important in keeping the amount of carbon in balance because: 46808995 Plants cannot survive long without soil nutrients containing: A they make carbon, which can be harvested. A potassium, phosphates, nitrates. B they use up oxygen. B arsenic, mercury, thallium. C they release carbon dioxide. C proteins, lipids, carbohydrates. D they remove carbon dioxide from D chlorophyll, oxygen, nitrogen. the atmosphere.
