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Year 2 Model Answers
Describe predator prey relationships,
Describe succession,
Why are there are energy losses b...
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Year 2 Practical Techniques
What do you need to know about th...,
What do you need to know about th...,
What do you need to know about th...
6
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3.5.1 Photosynthesis, LDR and LIR (Unit 5 Energy Transfers)
How is nadp,
What are the products of the ligh...,
Identify the labels
31
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3.5.2 Respiration (Unit 5 Energy Transfers)
Identify the missing labels,
Identify the missing label,
Identify the missing labels
55
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3.5.3.1 - Energy and Biomass/GPP and NPP (Unit 5 Energy Transfers)
Define ecosystem,
What are producers,
What is biomass
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3.5.4 Nutrient Cycling (Unit 5 Energy Transfers)
What is a saprobiont,
What is a symbiotic relationship,
What do plants and animals use ni...
21
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3.6.1.1 Survival and Response (Unit 6 Responding to Environment)
Suggest two advantages of simple ...,
What is a stimulus,
Why is the ability to respond to ...
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3.6.1.2 Receptors (Unit 6 Responding to Environment)
Give the location of osmoreceptor...,
When a person is dehydrated the w...,
What is the function of a recepto...
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3.6.1.3 Control of heart rate (Unit 6 Responding to Environment)
Describe how a heartbeat is initi...,
The sinoatrial node san is in the...,
When a wave of electrical activit...
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3.6.2.1 Nerve Impulses (Unit 6 Responding to Environment)
What is the voltage across the me...,
How is resting potential maintained,
What happen in response to the st...
22
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3.6.2.2 Synaptic transmission (Unit 6 Responding to Environments)
What is the myelin made up of,
What is saltatory conduction,
What are the nodes of ranvier
25
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3.6.3 Skeletal muscles as Effectors (Unit 6 Responding to Environment)
Describe the role of atp in muscl...,
Describe the role of ca ions in m...,
Role of glycogen in skeletal muscle
15
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3.6.4.1 Homeostasis and negative feedback (Unit 6 Homeostasis)
What is negative feedback,
Describe the sequence of events t...,
Define homeostasis
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3.6.4.2 Control of blood glucose (Unit 6 Homeostasis)
Define gluconeogenesis,
Define glycogenolysis,
Define glycogenesis
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3.6.4.3 Control of blood water potential (Unit 6 Homeostasis)
What are the 4 stages of water re...,
Where are osmoreceptors,
Where specifically is adh secrete...
14
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3.7.1 Inheritance (Unit 7 Inheritance and Populations)
What is a genotype,
What is an allele,
What is a gene
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3.7.2 Populations (Unit 7 Inheritance and Ecosystems)
What does hardy weinberg predict,
Hardy weinberg principle only hol...,
P q 1 what is this predicting
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3.7.3 Evolution may lead to speciation (Unit 7 Inheritance and Populations)
What do you call the environmenta...,
Define gene pool,
All populations have the potentia...
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3.7.4 Ecosystems (Unit 7 Inheritance and Populations)
Define community,
Define ecosysytem,
Define niche
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3.8.1 DNA Mutations (Unit 8 Gene Expression)
Mutations are,
Mutations occur through errors du...,
Mutation rate can be increased by
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3.8.2.1 Stem Cells (Unit 8 Gene Expression)
What does totipotency mean,
What does pluripotency mean,
What does multipotency mean
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3.8.2.2 Regulation of transcription and translation (Unit 8 Gene Expression)
Molecules which regulate the expr...,
Where do transcription factors bi...,
What do transcription factors do ...
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3.8.2.3 Gene Expression and Cancer (Unit 8 Gene Expression)
Epigenetics has been associated w...,
All tumours are cancerous true or...,
What is a tumour
40
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3.8.3 Using genome projects (Unit 8 Gene Expression)
Why might the ability to determin...,
Why is determining the genome of ...,
What is a genome
20
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3.8.4.1 Recombinant DNA Technology (Unit 8 Gene Tech)
What is meant by the term recombi...,
Why does recombinant dna technolo...,
What does universal mean
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3.8.4.2 and 3 DNA fingerprinting and Genetic counselling (Unit 8 Gene Tech)
What are the two methods that can...,
How does germ line gene therapy work,
How does somatic cell gene therap...
34
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