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1. (a) (i)
During the fitness test, the heart beats more rapidly to supply more
blood to the skeletal muscle.This provides an abundant supply of food
and oxygen to the muscles.
Hence, a large amount of energy can be released in respiration for the
vigorous muscular activities. Meanwhile, more blood supply to the
muscles also helps to remove carbon dioxide and waste products
produced by the muscles
(ii)
Peters heart
Since the energy demand of Peter and David was the same. But Peters
heart is able to supply the same amount of blood to the skeletal muscle
at a lower heart rate
(iii) (1)
(2)
(c) (i)
(ii)
(i)
(ii)
(iii)
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treatment II. This suggests that the transpiration rate in
treatment I is higher.
Under the direct illumination by the spotlight, the temperature
of the lower epidermis in treatment I is higher than that in
treatment II. Thus, the evaporation of water is faster.
OR
Under the direct illumination by the spotlight, stomata of the
lower epidermis open more widely in treatment I than in
treatment II. As the surface area for the diffusion of water
vapour is greater, the diffusion of water vapour becomes faster
and hence the transpiration rate is higher in treatment I.
(iv)
(b) (i)
(ii)
Peel off the upper and lower epidermis. Then, observe under
the microscope whether stomata are only present on lower
epidermis
(i)
3. (a) (i)
Mass of the algae in which the water has been completely removed
(ii) dry mass of the algae at hour 24 was greater than that at hour 0 because
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algae have carried out photosynthesis and had made carbohydrates. In
addition, the rate of photosynthesis is greater than the rate of respiration
(iii) (1) if exhaust gas is supplied, it will enhance the growth of algae
(2) exhaust gas has high composition of carbon dioxide which can increase
the rate of photosynthesis of algae
(iv) carbon dioxide will be reduced which lead to a decrease in the greenhouse
effect. Thus, it helps to slow down global warming
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(ii) (1) 10-5 ppm, 10-4 ppm, 10-3 ppm
(2) 10-2 ppm, 10-1 ppm
(iii) (1) As cells in region A are capable of rapid growth while cells
in region B are not
(2) (i) Mark the whole length of the root with lines at regular intervals
(ii) compare the distance between markings after few days .
It will find out that the markings at region A would be further apart
OR
(i) Use sections from region B
(ii) Repeat the experiment
It will show that these sections would show little elongation
(iv)
(c) (i)
Two days later, the root would bend towards the side with auxins. It is
because the auxins concentration on this side is almost 10-2 ppm which
inhibited the growth of root. However, on the other side, the auxins
concentration is about 0 ppm.
In order to push the baby out of the uterus, the muscular wall of uterus will
contract rhythmically and powerfully
(ii) Period X
Ovulation
Higher chance of fertilization might occur after sexual intercourse.
Moreover, uterine lining is ready for the implantation of the embryo during
this period.
(iii) The duration of the menstrual cycle may vary and the day of ovulation may
vary from cycle to cycle as well.
4.
(a) (i)
(1) A and B
(2) A is semi-circular canals which detect the direction of head
movement
B is cochlea which detect sound vibration
(ii) On reaching the 50th floor, the atmospheric pressure is lower than that
in the middle ear. So, the eardrum was pressed outwards and could not
convert sound waves into vibrations freely.
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(iii) germs in the throat. They have spread along the Eustachian tube to the
middle ear and cause infection
(b) (i)
(ii) Small fish eat a large quantity of microscopic algae and large
marine fish eats many small fish.Since the toxins cannot be
excreted or broken down by the fish. The toxins of the
microscopic algae are passes along the food chain to the large
fish. As a result, large fish accumulate a higher concentration of
toxins.
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