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BIOLOGY 0610/01
Paper 1 Multiple Choice May/June 2007
45 minutes
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1 Which process involves the release of energy from food substances in all living cells?

A breathing
B nutrition
C respiration
D transpiration

2 Which of the four vertebrates in the table is a mammal?

scaly skin hair four limbs tail

A     key
B     = present
C     = not present
D    

3 The picture shows an animal.

What is the name of this animal according to the binomial system?

A Catus
B Felis leo
C Male African lion
D Top African jungle carnivore

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4 The diagram shows a fish.

dorsal fin

caudal fin

pectoral fin
anal fin
pelvic fin

Use the key to identify the fish.

1 black stripe across the eye ..……………………… go to 2

no black stripe across the eye ..….……….. A
2 black stripe on caudal fin …………………………. go to 3
no black stripe on caudal fin ………………… B
3 black spot below dorsal fin ……………….……….. C
no black spot below dorsal fin ………………. D

5 Which structures are found in a human sperm cell?

cell membrane cell wall haploid nucleus

A    key
B     = present
C     = not present
D   

6 What is cytoplasm?

A a fluid-filled space
B a jelly-like substance
C a surrounding wall
D a tiny green disc

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7 The diagram shows some of the structures found in the human abdomen.

What type of structures are X and Y?

X Y

A organ organ
B organ organ system
C organ system tissue
D tissue organ system

8 Cilia are present on the surface of the cells of the trachea. The cilia of a smoker work less
effectively than those of a non-smoker.

How does this affect the smoker?

A Less carbon dioxide is released.

B Less oxygen is released.
C More bacteria enter the lungs.
D More mucus is removed from the lungs.

9 What is an example of osmosis?

A Carbon dioxide goes out through the stomata of a leaf.

B Digested food is absorbed from the small intestine.
C Oxygen goes into the blood from an alveolus.
D Water enters a plant root from the soil.

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10 The diagram shows an experiment on diffusion.

sugar solution X
20 % sugar solution
permeable bag

More sugar diffuses out of the bag than diffuses in.

What is the concentration of sugar in solution X?

A 10 % B 20 % C 30 % D 40 %

11 The temperature of an enzyme-controlled reaction is increased by 10 °C.

How does this affect the rate of reaction?

A It always increases the rate.

B It always decreases the rate.
C It may increase or decrease the rate.
D It has no effect on the rate.

12 An enzyme from the stomach that digests protein, and cooked egg white that contains protein,
are placed in four test-tubes.

When the egg white is digested the mixture becomes clear.

Which tube becomes clear first?

A B C D

egg white egg white egg white egg white

and enzyme and enzyme and enzyme and enzyme
acid acid alkali alkali
temperature 20 °C temperature 37 °C temperature 20 °C temperature 37 °C

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13 The diagrams show the arrangement of cells in a section of a green leaf.

Which arrow represents the diffusion of the most oxygen during bright sunlight?

A B

C D

14 Which elements do carbohydrates contain?

A carbon, hydrogen and oxygen

B carbon, hydrogen and sulphur
C carbon, nitrogen and oxygen
D carbon, nitrogen and sulphur

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15 The diagram shows the human alimentary canal, with a string marked in metres beside it.

oesophagus
0

3
string marked
in metres
4

9 anus

How long is the small intestine?

A 2m B 6m C 8m D 9m

16 What is a function of the human blood system?

A carrying eggs from the ovary to the uterus

B carrying glucose from the gut to the liver
C carrying partly digested food from the mouth to the stomach
D carrying urine from the kidney to the bladder

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17 The diagram shows the stem of a plant. A strip of the outer tissue including the phloem has been
removed.

xylem

phloem

How is transport in the plant affected?

A Amino acids and sucrose cannot pass to the roots.

B Dissolved salts cannot pass to the leaves.
C Water cannot pass to the leaves.
D Water cannot pass to the roots.

18 The diagram shows how the appearance of a potted plant changes over a period of four days.

Which environmental conditions are most likely to cause this change?

humidity light intensity

A high high
B high low
C low high
D low low

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19 Why is yeast used in breadmaking?

A to provide alcohol
B to provide carbon dioxide
C to provide oxygen
D to provide lactic acid

20 Which features are present in gaseous exchange surfaces?

large surface area moist thick walls

A    key
B     = present
C     = not present
D   

21 Which component of cigarette smoke is most likely to cause lung cancer?

A carbon dioxide
B carbon monoxide
C nicotine
D tar

22 What is an example of homeostasis?

A breathing in oxygen
B regulating blood glucose
C removing undigested food through the anus
D urinating to empty the bladder

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23 The table shows an analysis of urine and of blood after filtration in the kidney.

percentage of substance in
substance
blood urine

glucose 0.10 0.00

salts 0.30 0.60
urea 0.03 2.00
water 90.00 97.00

Which substance is completely reabsorbed by the kidney?

A glucose
B salts
C urea
D water

24 The diagram shows a neurone.

X Y

Which structures could be found at X and Y?

X Y

A brain intestine
B brain leg
C eye hand
D skin spinal cord

25 The diagram shows shoots of maize seedlings.

Which shoot shows negative geotropism?

A B C D

light light

gravity gravity

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26 Where are the male gametes produced in a flowering plant?

A petal
B sepal
C stamen
D stigma

27 The diagram shows the changes that occur to the uterus lining during the menstrual cycle.

day
28 1 2 3
27
4
26
25

5
4

6
21 22 23 2

7
9 8
lining of uterus
20

10
gets thicker
11
19

lining of 12
uterus 18 13
17 14 15 16

When do the following stages occur in this cycle?

lining starts to uterus lining

bleeding
break down thickens

A days 13 – 14 days 6 – 25 days 1 – 4

B days 1 – 4 days 26 – 27 days 6 – 25
C days 6 – 25 days 1 – 4 days 26 – 27
D days 1 – 4 days 13 – 14 days 6 – 25

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28 The diagrams show a plant cell P changing to become cell Q.

P Q

What do the changes between P and Q show?

A development and germination

B germination and mitosis
C growth and development
D mitosis and growth

29 Which graph shows the change in dry mass from the time a seed starts to germinate (X) until
green leaves have appeared above the soil (Y)?

A B C D

dry dry dry dry

mass mass mass mass

X time Y X time Y X time Y X time Y

30 Which feature of a human is controlled by genes only?

A age at death
B blood group
C dietary deficiency disease
D lung cancer

31 A dominant allele

A causes only harmful characteristics.

B is responsible for male characteristics.
C never undergoes mutation.
D produces the same phenotype in heterozygotes and homozygotes.

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32 In one type of plant, the allele for red flowers (R) is dominant to the allele for white flowers (r).

A plant with red flowers is crossed with a plant with white flowers. Half of the offspring have red
flowers and half have white flowers.

What are the genotypes of the parent plants?

A R and r
B RR and rr
C Rr and Rr
D Rr and rr

33 In an ecosystem, plants absorb sunlight.

Which other organisms in the ecosystem depend on this process for their energy?

animals decomposers

A   key
B   = depend
C   = do not depend
D  

34 The diagram shows a pyramid of biomass for all organisms in an ecosystem.

Which organisms are herbivores?

A
B
C
D

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35 A single tree is food for a large population of caterpillars. Several small birds eat the caterpillars.
The small birds are eaten by a bird of prey.

Which is the pyramid of numbers for this food chain?

A B

C D

36 The diagram shows part of the water cycle.

water vapour in the air

compounds in living plants compounds in living animals

Which process in living plants is responsible for returning water vapour to the air at P?

A combustion
B condensation
C photosynthesis
D respiration

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37 How will soil erosion and rainfall be affected by deforestation?

soil erosion rainfall

A decrease decrease
B decrease increase
C increase increase
D increase decrease

38 Which graph shows the growth of a population where there are no limiting factors?

A B

population population
size size

0 0
0 time 0 time

C D

population population
size size

0 0
0 time 0 time

39 Which human activity helps to prevent the extinction of animal species?

A creating more farmland

B creating nature reserves
C destroying natural habitats
D extracting natural resources

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40 The diagram shows an area being developed for industry and agriculture.

smoke containing
sulphur dioxide
fertilisers, herbicides and
pesticides applied to the land

factory

trees being cut down to

provide agricultural land

lake

Which would be the most likely to cause an initial increase in plant life in the lake?

A fertilisers
B herbicides
C pesticides
D smoke

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