inferential questions Flashcards

random inferential questions from practice papers (8 cards)

1
Q

suggest

why (incubate at) this temperature

INFERENTIAL QUESTIONS

A

optimum temperature for enzyme activity –> fastest rate of enzyme activity

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2
Q

how to evaluate

a conclusion drawn from a graph

INFERENTIAL QUESTIONS

A

accurate: because it shows is being correct
inaccurate: because there were insufficient number of trials / experiments / test smaples

EVALUATE = BOTH SIDES

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3
Q

how to account

for a change / difference in __

INFERENTIAL QUESTIONS

A

state what increased / decreased OR more / less
⭐⭐ focus on the change

e.g.
✅ rate of anaerobic respiration increased
❌ anaerobic respiration occurs

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4
Q

state

what change in body size affects

INFERENTIAL QUESTIONS

A

change in surface area to volume ratio
a decrease in SA:V reduces heat loss

(also, if SA:V is higher, rate of respiration increases to help maintain internal body temperature since heat is lost quickly)

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5
Q

explain

reasons for why you boil something

INFERENTIAL QUESTIONS

A
  • denature enzymes / kill cell
  • denatures membrane proteins in cell surface membrane causing it to break down + (and since the XX also gain kinetic energy) = more diffuse out of the cell
  • remove unwanted gases (e.g. dissolved oxygen to create an anaerobic environment)
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6
Q

explain

a reason why you wash something

INFERENTIAL QUESTIONS

A

remove excess XX on the surface

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7
Q

explain

why you choose a certain (large) sample size

A
  • ensures representative sampling
  • a more reliable mean/average/percentage etc

do NOT just say “more reliable”

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8
Q

explain

why carbon dioxide (from the body) must be removed

A

accumulation of CO2 lowers pH of blood which could denature enzymes

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