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    The document contains questions about plants and the effects of smoking on fetal development. For plants, it asks about differences between two plants of the same species, the gas plants produce, what plants make using magnesium and nitrates. It also asks why spaces are important between cabbage plants. For smoking, it provides a graph showing birth mass for babies born to smokers vs non-smokers and asks about anomalous data points, conclusions that can be drawn, and ways to improve the reliability of the evidence.

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    The document contains questions about plants and the effects of smoking on fetal development. For plants, it asks about differences between two plants of the same species, the gas plants produce, what plants make using magnesium and nitrates. It also asks why spaces are important between cabbage plants. For smoking, it provides a graph showing birth mass for babies born to smokers vs non-smokers and asks about anomalous data points, conclusions that can be drawn, and ways to improve the reliability of the evidence.

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    The document contains questions about plants and the effects of smoking on fetal development. For plants, it asks about differences between two plants of the same species, the gas plants produce, what plants make using magnesium and nitrates. It also asks why spaces are important between cabbage plants. For smoking, it provides a graph showing birth mass for babies born to smokers vs non-smokers and asks about anomalous data points, conclusions that can be drawn, and ways to improve the reliability of the evidence.

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    The document contains questions about plants and the effects of smoking on fetal development. For plants, it asks about differences between two plants of the same species, the gas plants produce, what plants make using magnesium and nitrates. It also asks why spaces are important between cabbage plants. For smoking, it provides a graph showing birth mass for babies born to smokers vs non-smokers and asks about anomalous data points, conclusions that can be drawn, and ways to improve the reliability of the evidence.

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    Answer the questions in the space provided.

    1. (a) The diagram shows plant A and plant B.


    Plant A has green leaves and plant B has green and yellow leaves.
    The plants are both the same size and belong to the same species.

    plant A

    plant B

    i. Both plants receive the same amount of light and water.


    After one week plant A is bigger than plant B.
    Explain why.

    ……………………………………………………………………………………………

    ……………………………………………………………………………………………[2]

    ii. Plants remove carbon dioxide from the air and replace it with another gas.
    What is the name of this gas?
    ……………………………………………………………………………………………[1]

    (b) Plants need magnesium and nitrates for healthy growth.

    i. What substance do plants make using magnesium?

    ……………………………………………………………………………………………[1]

    ii. What type of substance do plants make using nitrates?

    ……………………………………………………………………………………………[1]

    (c) A farmer grows cabbage plants in his field. There are spaces between each cabbage plant.
    Suggest one reason why it is important to have spaces between each cabbage plant.

    ……………………………………………………………………………………………[1]

    2
    2. Jackie finds some information about the effect of smoking on fetal development.
    Look at the graph.
    It shows the birth mass of:
    * 16 babies born to non-smokers
    * 16 babies born to smokers.
    The graph also shows the gestation period. This is the time period between fertilisation of an
    egg and the birth of a baby.

    3.6

    3.2
    key
    birth mass
    non-smokers
    in kg
    smokers
    2.8

    2.4
    34 36 38 40 42
    gestation period
    in weeks

    (a) Look at the birth masses for a gestation period of 36 weeks.


    One of the birth masses is anomalous. Circle the anomalous birth mass on the graph. [1]

    (b) Suggest one possible conclusion from the data .

    ……………………………………………………………………………………………. [1]

    (c) Describe one way the evidence collected could be made more reliable.

    …………………………………………………………………………………………….

    ……………………………………………………………………………………………. [1]

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