Mwakican Joint Examination: Form Ii Biology End Term of Term Ii Exam 2015

MWAKICAN JOINT EXAMINATION
MARKING SCHEME
FORM II BIOLOGY END TERM OF TERM II EXAM 2015
1.
a. Pooter
b. For sucking small animals from rock’s surface or barks of trees.
c. Mosquito netting;
To prevent dirt from entering the suction tube;
2.
i. Entomology
ii. Ecology
iii. Genetics
3.
a. Cell membrane
b. B- Protein layer
c. A- Phospholipids layer
d. Allows selective movement of substances in and out of the cell;
- Encloses cell contents;
4.
a) i. Plant cell
ii. Presence of cell wall;
iii. Large vacuole which is centrally located.
b) [A – Cell wall B- Cell membrane C- Nucleus D- Chloroplasts E- Sap Vacuole F- Cytoplasm] 6/2 mks
c) D- They form sites for photosynthesis

E- store sugars and salts
-Osmoregulation/contribute to the osmotic properties of the cell.
C- controls all activities of a cell.
5.
i. Contractile vacuoles
ii. Golgi apparatus/bodies
iii. Centriloes
6.
i. Stem; of the dicotyledonous plant.
ii. A- phloem B- Cambium C- Xylem
iii. Offers support
-transport water; and dissolved mineral salts up the plant;
7.
i. It is the process by which water in form of water vapour is lost to atmosphere.
ii. -It helps in replacing water lost through leaves,
-Through transpiration mineral salts and water are transported up the plant
-Brings about cooling effect to plants
iii. Stomata; lenticels and cuticles (any 2)
iv. Potometer
8. A)
a) lignin
b) Phloem
9.
a) pulmonary vein
b) hepatic artery
10.
a. Ileum /small intestines
b. B- Aorta
D- Hepatic portal vein
F- vena cava
E- hepatic vein
c.
E D
-more urea -less urea
-Less glucose -more glucose
-less amino acids – more amino acids
-less oxygen – more oxygen
-more carbon(iv)oxide –less carbon(iv)oxide
Any 3 comparison at 3mks
d. – common bile juice which emulsifies/break down fats into(small)droplets; decreasing their surface for action
by lipase enzymes
-neutralizes acidic chime; (from stomach)
-Provides a suitable alkaline medium for pancreatic enzyme (Any two correct)
11. a.
i. Process by which green plants manufacture their own food in presence of sunlight as a source of
energy. (1mk)
ii. A- Light stage (1mk)
B- dark stage (1mk)
iii. Q- Oxygen(1mk)
W –carbon(iv) oxide(1mk)
b. A- Granum (1mk)
B - stroma (1mk)
c. Condensation (1mk)
d. Photolysis
e. -Temperature
-Carbon(iv) oxide
-Light intensity
-Water availability (Any correct)
12. a)
 There was formation of a white precipitate (1mk)
 glucose/ yeast mixture- there was a rise in temperature (1mk)
 effervescence occurred (1mk)
B -An anaerobic respiration/ fermentation occurred leading to production of energy and carbon(iv) oxide. (1mk)
- Fermentation led to rise in temperature, (1mk)
- carbon(iv)oxide turned limewater into a precipitate. (1mk)
C Aerobic respiration/fermentation
D To prevent entry of air into the mixture
E use of same apparatus but in place of glucose/yeast mixture, one could use glucose alone, or yeast alone,
or boiled yeast with glucose (2mks)
F to expel any air, and cooled to avoid destroying the yeast cells (1mk)
13.
a. Heterodont dentition is the one where there are different types of teeth while homodont dentition refers
to a situation where all teeth are of same size and shape. (2mk)
b. It provides space for the tongue to turn and move food during chewing. (1mk)
c. Modified smooth sides and sharp edges to slice through flesh and crush bones (1mk)
d. I). i 1 C 0 3 M 4 8 2 = 30 (1mk)
P
1 0 2 4 6
ii. Herbivorous ; (1mk)

-Because they lack canines (1mk)
e. prescence of diastema for manipulation of food during chewing
14.
i. Absorption of water from soil by root hair; Root hair cells of a plant absorb water from the soil by osmosis.
Osmosis also helps in distribution of water from cell to cell. (2mks)
ii. Support
-plant cells gain water by osmosis; become firm and rigid giving support to seedlings and herbaceous plants.
(2mks)
iii. Opening and closing of stomata ;
-the guard cells synthesize glucose by photosynthesis; accumulation of glucose increases their osmotic
pressure thus enables them to draw water from adjacent cells by osmosis. (2mks)
iv. Facilitates feeding insectivorous plants;

-plants trap insects; this changes the turgor pressure (2mks)
v. Osmoregulation
- Re-absorption of water from the kidney tubules occur by osmosis (2mks)
(5×2= 10mks)
15. – Physical activities- vigorous activities increase the breathing rate.
- Age – young people have higher metabolic rate and therefore breath faster than old people.
- Health – the rate of breathing increases during sickness to remove toxins from the body
- Altitude – the rate of breathing is higher at high altitudes than low altitudes because there is lower
oxygen in higher altitudes.
- Emotions – body emotions affect the production of hormone adrenaline which increases the general
metabolisms and hence increased breathing.
- Temperature – high temperature cause the breathing rate to increase.
- Age –young people have higher demand for oxygen . they therefore have higher breathing rate
(Any 5×2= 10mks)

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c) D- They form sites for photosynthesis

ii. Herbivorous ; (1mk)

iv. Facilitates feeding insectivorous plants;

(Any 5×2= 10mks)

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