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Rest IZOR
of Region
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\Vh!ch Bribe ro: iliw~ iiJ~d~ i)6ftj;~~lt i.~' · '
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I. ' ·· 1tci:ii'..A refers 10 the following chen" '"
to
1:1olecules en ab: !II water ~Xisi Ii$' ii'!iq .1:0 · sl!\icture of amoli:culc.
rather than a ga<: at normal teinperatures?

(A} Covaler:c i
ll ",-
\_j.;

(B) Hydrog•;u . HO--CH-C- C/

2 ~
(C) lonk I o
H
( [l) Hydupklic N
I / "u
en,-<::.· u,-c-c,_
. I ~
II N 0
!Lem 2 refers to the slluctures below whicli
I / .,..'..
show rwo isomers iJf glucose. cu -c~-c n
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Ni O
I II
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4. Which of the 'following is the mo!cc,1k
represented by.the structure?

i~~':e
(A)
(B)
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(C)
11T~p~ ~ted
2. Which of th0' foilowmg s6teiPents is true (D) nsa iar1 e
i.bout BOTH isolners? ' '

\I\) Boli• c<calribute to th~ structure oc' 5. Collagen consi$L~ of three polypeptide ;;h~h:
Sllll';h. held iog~th~r~r H-bonds - NI-! groups nu\ -
Bcitr c<Jnbibute to tl1e strncluI': o;· CO- groups. Which of the following tern1,
celb!oO:e. . describes the s\fllctme of collagen?
l ~O;ltri bUes lo the structur~ oi
celluLise, ·II contributes to th<; (A) A trip!~ helix
structure 'of starch. (B) Anu-llclix
(D) I contrib\ites
. to . the structure
' or (C) A dou~le helix
sta<ch, II contributes to tit•) (D) A J3-h<llix
struct\ire ofcC::llulose. i

3 l'hos!'holipiJs will affect the functio11 of

.v hie~ of the foliov/i'ng cell st~ctures?

l. EntlopLsn.ic reticulwn
IL Centrioks ;
III. Mitoeh0odrion
.IV Nucleolus'

I 1\) I anc 11
rli) I ant' Ill
1C) II uud .I/ •
11!) · lli aad ;V 1

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1~referii101es11•~e'Jl'&ibiliib-US i8 MlltY•Jl...._P,li.fif\\;~'l'f•">
solution. 'lbe tests we(e carried out and their respective results are shown itl!the table
below.

[===···~~=::
! BLfre1 test
\-·-----,.. ---------
____!~~-----------·~· R~sult ·····-----
Purple colour was obtained
- ···----1
~8-_ene~_"..'..:~~~. ·----- Blue colou.r ren)ained 0:1 heating.
/ Dilute bydroc/iloric acid was added and the Blue colour be<iame brick-red on
mixtt1re '.v3". b,.biled, allowe.d to cool, neutralized heating.
( and Benedict's'dest was carried out. .
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6. Which ur'1he J,IJowing indicates the food substance(s) present in the.students'

solution?
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(A) S lard~ protein

. 'lBJ Non-reducing sugar op.ly
(C') Reducing and non-reducing sugars
(D) Non-re(Jucing sugar and protein
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7. In microsmpy, the terln 'resolution' is used Item 8 refers to th,e diagram below which
to describe the I shows the structuJ'.e of a generalised plant
cell. .,
(A) magnificatkn~y the eyepiece lens
(B) magnifkatiQn ~'Y the objective lens
( C) the ability ofthf microscope to clearly
cisnr.gt:ish b~:tween points on the
.Spec'Ul\CO i

(D) the degr~e to !which the specimen

under ohserv4tion is magnified

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8. Which of the folli)wing options correctly
indicates the organelles that contain DNA''

(A) I, 2, 3
(B) 2,3,5
(C) 2,4,6
(D) J,5,6

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9. ·1he r,rganti 1ts involved in the manufactt;rc, 1~10 refer~ to the figure below wlirn
r ""lficat1 ·n tnd transport of lipa1>~:;, s'1ows the sbubture ofa bacterial cell ;,s "'"''I
f -;;pcct1 vel_y t1r.~- using an electibn microscope ..
~--J
ribo.>Odl~.i, rough ER, golgi body, ..... '

ly:>cisom,.s
nuu~u3; tjytoplasm, rough ER, goli;i ---i.1- ;'--- D
bcxly - _: -- _, __ 01
(C) ribosoihe~;, smooth ER, golgi body,
iysosom~s - ....
(U) lyso1iornef;, ribosomes, smooth ER, IV
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golgibOOY 10. 'Jhe structure iilivolved,in genetic engine.e1 iug

(A) I
(B) II
(C) Ill
(D) IV
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-------- ----'--+-
l_!_,;!!1-11 rqfers lo the diagram below which shows_a transverse $ection of a plant struct"• '-

---x

It. The area lijbelled X represents

(A) n qell
(B) a tissue
(C) anorg;m
(D) asystem

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Higb concentratio~
• J

"ti •
~
i
•* •
•• . ..
••
••• ~

Concentration gradient

Low concentration
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12. The figurfal>ove BEST demonstrates

. (A) diffusion
~.. (B) facilitated diffusion
(C) active transport
,(D) e>:ocytosis
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13. When a pla•:t cell i~ ~laced in.a soluti~p with . · Item 14 refers to: the gi-aph below showing
a less negative water potential tliari' 1ts cell the effect of pH tjn the activity of enzymes.
sap, the cell beo(lme~ more
! I ll m .IV
; AJ flaccid becat)se the solution diffuses
out oftl1c c¢1L
flaccid beca4se water diffuses out of Rate or \
the cell. . . reaction
(C mrgid hecnute the solution diffuses.
into the celi.
1-'r--.''!--.-~->..,-::..,-.t:.,........,,....;.,...l
0 .1 2: 3 4 s 6 7 8 9 10
(D.1 .urgi(I bed~ water diffuses lnto the pH
cell. ' ·.
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Pepsin is an e~e found in the huma11
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14.
alimentary syst¢1Ji. Which of the above
a\ltivity curves Jepresents the action of
pepsin? ;
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(A) I
(B) II
(C) III
(D) IV

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lYm.!) ret~rs toithe graph below which !!~m 17 refers lo the diagram below show nt
.' \.,,w. the relationship between enzynH; '\segment of ii strand of DNA.
un1ccatratiun l><ld the rate of an enzyme
(
1. r-.Ldy. .;ed rei~Clic.;n·l

,,

r-
- -~(
-- ;;:- "'-\~.-- .,
Hydrog~n ·
bonds
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i 17. The base Xis i'
------- ---- -·-+--· ----'>
I :n·r.yr:;~e ~·onct>utration
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(A) cytosil\e
!· (B)
. ~
i guarun¢
15. lh.cd on th·· di:.gram above, which of the. (C) uracil · (

1,,:·owing staterne°ls BEST describes the rate (D) adenini:

of 1.ht enzyme .c~t~lysed reaction?

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The ;ate directly proportional iO Ite.!1111! refers fo the fo;Jowing info1matic n.
lhe 1.'11zyrlie concentration.
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(I" The rate isl:nversely proportional to 11te sequenceofbases m one strand ofDnA
Ll c t:n.z)rtj"ie concentration.
1 fr1Jm part of a gene is
( "" The 1ateh~s reached equilibriwn. '
The .at1.e i~ aflectcd by the enzyme ACC CCA TIT i .
CAT CCA.
conc:entnjtion.
The table below shows tlw anticodons 01
.some tRNA *1olecules and the spc:ci fie
l 6. elk f,iJloWillg an: t 1e events in transcription. amipo acids ea);h would carry.
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RN A rtu leotides are bonded . ! '
Am_Ill\) &Cid tRNA anttco<lu.1
togeth«cr. Alanine CGA
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Hyd1og6n bonds be!Weeribases are Glycfne CCA
broken. LysQie
1
uuu
I fl The. mizrJiA formed leaves the Pror e GGA
OllClC:ill( I Tryptphan ACC
Iv Activate··~d-·lNA nuc. leotides pair 11p Valme CAU
wit!. exµ sed bases ofDNA.
l'art,,fo. , ~Amolecule1mwirnk 18. Which of the followii1g is the amino u..:id
! sequence code'il for in this part of the geee?
The ccirrect s~quel' ce of events is
(A)- Valine rglycine - tryptophan. glyc ne
(Ai V, I, Lil, JI IV · - lysi.Iie
(ti' v. n, m; r .rv (B) Tryptophan · giycine ·lysine - val-ne
(..:: J v, ll. 1. rv1 m - gl:Y,cine ·
("'" V !l IV 11 III (C) Lysin~ - valint - lysine - valillc .

,,.~-.
-- , ) ' l ~

glyc'

...G~.
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(D).
I .. . .. -lysine.v;Ju,e .. ,
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\\ ·i, ,, J, of tJ1, fo1.lmving statements BE~:·r 25. L1. t~ddition to th'*' humar1 j.rl':i'Ulin gene., v~ hi !1
eJ<plains a nuli hy 1'>0!nesis'! of the following'would be re.:1uired to pw •ri :~
a ctcombinant pjasmid? ··
(/. i A hypoth·~~swhich'states that ther~
is 111J cl1~iefence between tl1e (A) Revers~trauscriptase
obse:-ved ~nd expected data. (Bl DNAli~ase
(B) A hypothesjs which states that theN) (C) ADP .
is sigiufic11tdifference between the (D) RNA pc)lymerase
item, unrl<; investigHtion.
(CJ A hypothes.· l~which isnottestable. I
(P A l.ypol!c41s which· can only b<c llem 26 refers tel the graph which show'; tJ.e
\L:stt«.I 1ry ql1Servahons. elf~ci of a pe!itifide oil' houseflies. A jix: J
amol!llt of chehtical was used each' ye 1r
!
during the rainy season, and the data we ·e
R">trictk,n euzym;.s cu. t DNA molecule. s collected over a:im1mber of years.
oi.ly at specii'.c br et sites with particular
buse 9C<Juences. 1ne target sites for son.1e
1 100
re. stdel;on em1yme$ are shown in the tabk
below. 1
80

. ---- - --- -- ---- . -.-·1-·-.------

ke!11triction 4
I % 60
Survival 40
! 1 Target site
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--··---- --- ---·-- --:r-r---------- 20
' i G GATCC .. -- ,--,
-
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---- --11-G-,\ATrc
CCTAG G
-
.i-~--r-_,_-,,.--,--,-..---.-
2 4i 6 8 JO 12 14 16
Time/ years
8 20

knRJ i. 1I err. AA G___,

Hp ill
--1 __
CC GG
GO CC
26. Wfach or the f91Iowing statements BE:- l
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explains the eff6ct ofthe pesticide?

---------------- -----1· ---'----!
GTT AAC (A)
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A few ,-esistant flies reproducd ·
11 f' '"' II I' CAA 'rTG more f: successfully and ti e .
--··---- ···' - ·------,-+- resistance aliele increased in
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frequeqcy.
fht ,fri:iram klo-iv ~hows a small piece of
(B) At eveit generation an increasi"g .
Dl-~-,\. . --!
predation of flies caused them i o
G!TAAC~::+aa (C)
becomy more resistant. . .
Repeate(d exposure to the pesttc1<: e

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caused[
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the flies to become more
resistaJft.

WOkh
::ut liH~ DNl~'?. ·I ·
ho''°'" (D) The alleli: for resistance mutated tio1,,
the rec~sive form to the domina: t
fortn.i
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'.A} Bamlil, hp~II
(BJ Eco l{.i Oll;tY '.
'.Cl Hpal cnly :
Col Hpal ;1nd Hpal!
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.. ite,LJJ refers 10 111<1 di<1grarn below whicll 21. Mendel crossed.pure-breeding round arll
'hows a cell at mirnt!c anaphase. yellC.w peas with pure-breeding wrinkled an1
i green peas. The·: F 1 seeds were·Tound anc.
./- -i:xi'-~ yellow. 'The F 1 sel)ds were self-pollinated :mt
,· -.. '>' "-.l··.. , the seeds of the,,:F, showed the followin 1
characteristics. ·
"\

(,\
'•,

)'( ~\ -~ 315 round ·and yel)ow

lo 1 wrinkled and ,yellow

\~'(\!/
108 round and grqen
32 wrinkled and ireen

~-.JJD__/ The appearance df the new combinationt o •

characteristics, round and green, and wrinkle<'.
19' '!he haplo!d (~) n~rn~cr of chromosomes for and yellow is due1,,)o
this orgamsm is I '
. .'.~.. I (A) dominanl'l:pistasis
(A)
(13) ,, '
(D) independent assortment of the allele,
for coldur and shape
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(CJ (C) the genes for colour and shape betng
('))
"" .. on the s/une
chromosome
(D) multiple al,leles

20 The diagram beloiv shows a pair of

hon1(Jiogous chrnmo41mes heterozygous for A plant breeder::crossed two tall, pink
two gene loci, .>\a audj Bb. flowered
.
plants, the
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offspring of which an
i
shown belciw.
Al B
- ---·-----·-

~"~:·:n
n __~J
,
,, Flowu colour
He!ght

....-:rr.__
£.1--':i---
:...,R..,egJ='c:::on....
b
Tall plants
R.~d
~2
Pink
158
White
qS
'---·
a 1· · · ·l2
Dwarf plants 54 24
lfcrossing over t.Jces place
in Regfori I, which
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o:' t:ie following a1191es will segregate at Which of the folltjwing plan:s will produc~
mei,>sis l" I identical otfspringiwhen self-fertilised?

(A) A from a (A) Dwarf, piQk-flowered

(B) I (B)
q .
Dwarf, wljito-flowered
(C} H from b (C) Tall, red-flpwered
(D) A from A (D) Tall, white."flowered

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27. Wlu~ h forJ, ofchromosomal murntiim is illuscrated_,n diagrams t- 3 below'>

A B COEF(;
l -----~·---·--,·----·-··-
C D
-f' A - r·-•) E .F G

'· l ----~ '·---'+-·. •

~ A B r1: F G
J ---<1•>--•11-~w----· ----
(A) lnsprtion
(B) tn~i:rsion
(C) Duflicaton
(I)) · De1ctk,n

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2il fn ffi-i A r..x1c>mbinant technology specific genes are harvested thenireplicat!!d. Which
sequ encc; ~EST represents the COiTect sequence of i:nsul in produ~ti~n?
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(A) P31creas cell --+ mRNA -+ ~DNA ....;bacterial DNA -f. restriction
,. .1donuclease....; reinsertion -t protein synthesis -t in~ulin

(B)
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Paxj~reas cell ....; cDNA -1 t>acterial DNA --+ mRNA ....; restriction
~1donuclease-> reinseriion -t protein syntllesis -t insulin

(C) hujcreas cell--; insulin--> restriction endonuclease....; sDNA ·-1

_ ~acterial DNA-t mRNA -t reinsertion--+ protein sxpthesis .., insulin

(D) Pm*;reas cell ....; mRNA --l· cDNA -tbacterial DNA ....;:restriction
___ --· _______ j\do:uclease -t reinse:~:n --t insulin -t' protein synthesis ···----

29. One implication of the tse of genetically . 30. Which three of the following statements
modified org:mism•; on humans is fonn the basis ofthelJi'I"Win-WallaceTheory
.! of evolut;on by natura1 selection?
(t\) \,;o many humarul might be
produced I I. C'haracteristiqs acquired during an
(L) organisms ciesig.o,6d for use in organism 's}ifetime are passed to
humans mightlescape and cause its offsprin~. .
lturrnful Gons uences ·· II. Iildividuals in'ji s(lXlla)ly reproducing
(C) t "" fow huruans ight be produced population show va1iation.
(D) crganisms design d for use in III. More offspring are produced than
humans migfo e produced in can possibly sw·vi vc lo sexual
large nul!lbers maturity. :
IV Offspring tend to ,:esem ble their
parents.
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(A) l, II and III o~y

C,'.~llEHDt l\V . (B) I, II and IV orl)y
N HIGH SCJiOOL
(0) i; £µ IDCI. IV oJ!y. .
LIBR RY (l)) n,.1J1. _,JV lfa1Y
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i l· \V id. o( tht following methocfa :i··asexu,tJ reprod~ction is INCpRRECT, either by

·-·--
it5 tleLtllion or its example?
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--·---
I .Type 9f
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- -- -----------.~-

Dellnltion 'Examples
i Reproduction

r I - ,j
~--- -----------<t-"l~
(A) Binary fission Splillir,g into twodaughter ~oeba
! cells 0 f sinlihir size Ejacteria
1--- - '
I (,lJ !'p•ragmentallon
. ~pliltjrig into sev~ral pieces, atwomis
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each or:· whicl11"'$fOWS 1
spirogyra.
1-(·,~; ··- ~--.--

Budding
-
Prodi;c ing an outgrowth from
.
ijydra
·----
1
the par ~nt, wl1ich breaks off Yeast thngus
I 'f .
I and becomes a separate ·:
' individual · i
I ·~-c----~--t--T­
(D) Spore Pro<ltiC es small, lightweight
spores, to assist air dispersal Ii amboyant
-, ......\formation ---~-t----~
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3 't. ,ffiic~of the following represi:1tls a possible s·equence in tis~e <:ulture?

(.\) i Meristems-t stimuh,t~ moting -+ shoot growth--t 11lantlet .._, yoW1g plant
' .. - I

('1) '1 Young plant -t merist.em -t shoot growth--> stim~ate rooting --J> plantlet
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'. Plantlet --; stimulate r,ooting _, young plant -t merjistems --t shoot growth
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(D) I Young plant -t shoot growth-t meristems --J> stiinµlate rooting -t plantlei
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I, , - -- • , , - , , -" • ·~
Il<m:t.~ refers to the diagram. below which shows the 'tran8~erse section of an anthcT.
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3J. Whfohiofthe labellerl structures will produce. the gametes? j
-~- l ·fr/\i-:c:r.-ct·h·!···;·-0,
i 1 ____ )
-\1- t..f 1 ,.--n- ·
../'; i I ,<;: ' F

;;{~ U ,,v<' c' ,,,!;,y; 55

---Ill

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- IV [(I' :. »''•r'1 ,- -\ (_"}y t

i
---
(I\) I I
(B)
(C)
I1i1II
(D) liv
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Hs:m ;'!'! refers to the clia~am below which shows the development of the embryo sac and female
gamete. .,., ! --- - - - - --

enf~;--L'~ : }-0egenerate ·-~~ -~---? 8 (D

sac embryo ".3
i.riotht-r cell

: mature ~mbryo sac

® ~±-- ~ sac @
J4. The proc"ssos ~ccuring at Stages I, 2,3, ~cl 4 are
I
(A) weio.sis, mitosis, nuclear fusion, growth
(B) ruitosis: growth, meiosis, nuc]e~fµsion
(C) rnciosi~, growth, mitosis, nucleru: fusion
(])) nuckoarlfusion, growth, mitosis, ri1eiosis
-----·-·-·---···-·-_j· . _-_ __
.15. Th' l'c!:.w.i.ng arc adv3f1tages of two types 37. Which of the following is the cofrec1
1
ofpo!Linatwn.• ' · ' sequence of eve nts that follows _the
fertilisation of a flmver of an endo'fu_ennou•
I. No neeµ for anqtlwr plaut plant? - - -- -- : - ·-·-· -
ll. Increases vigour
III. Widens gene jJopl (A) A male gam~te fuses with the diploit.!
IV. D<1es n<>I lo~e advantageous nucleus to ~nn a·zygote; the pollen
phenotypes ' tube nucleys fo,ses with the ovum
I to form (:flcjospenn.
!

Which of the abovt ale specific to cross (B) A male garn~te fuses with the diploi<i
pollin:uion 9 ! nucleus to form endospem1; the
pollen tube nucleus fuses with tht
(A> J and II only ovum kl fo~ a zygote.
(ll) l and IV ,)[]ly (C) The pollen tube nucleus fuses with
(C) II and Ill only the diploid nucleus to form
(DJ I, !!, Ill and [V ! endosperm!; a male gamete fuses
! with the ovj.un to form a zygote ..
I (D) A male gam~te fuses with the diploid
36. When :11e pollen grai;1 fliights on the stigma nuclws to fpm1 endosperm; amale
and Slarts (o) grow, the, first action is that gamete fuscis with the ovum to fom1
a zygote.
(A) a male nucleus
I
fuses with the
eLdospenn nuoleus .
!truP.2$ refers to tbe table below which
,B) a d·Juble rertilis4tion takes place
shows results beforefand after fertilisation iri
(CJ the generative ttucleus ·divides to
plant•.
form two male1gametes
the zygote divi~es to form a row of Before Fertilisation \ After Fertilisa tioo
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cells , I · Ovary and contents Fruit
. I Ovary wall Peri carp
I Structw-e A. ·Seed
foteguments S lructure B -i'
-·-··-------~--;----- ·-------
J8. Which ofthe followiitg is Structure A?

(A) · Twlil
(B-)
.- (C)
~
OW!c .1
- •• t
,,_; I
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,,... ·;-· _, - :,_ .. _.-. , ,· . -•, - ·. .I
l!<m!J.9 reid'i to the follo~'mg diagram
which illustrates a section of the humru'i
female reprmkctive system.

39. Which ofthe following correctly identifies the'.i,,

structures lal>elied P, Q, Rand S? '
·-+--- p Q R s :. I
-,-;_
(. ~)i
---
. Oviduct Cervix Myometriurn Enc!ome~iull'I I
(lJ)1
l~
Ovary Cervix - Endom etrium M yometmum
'·
~

((::) :.. Ovary ~

U1erus Endometriurr1 M yomet~ium
(I)' l r; __. Oviduct Ulcru:; Myometriwm Endo1nettiu1n
-·
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fte:r" 4Q refers !o the 'rliagram below showing 41. Th~ structure o(the human sperm is suitcod
a trans\ crse section ~U'Ough the middle piece to .its functio. n'J!.j Wh
.. 'ich of the follow>11g
oft11e sperm. stmctures ofthJ sperm is NOT accurately
matched with.i~~ction? · .
~-
.
k -
I.
. Structure Fuoction
Rflcascs on2yme~·-.;h ich
(A) Acroso·me i!ij:esi a pathway into ilit
---n -- cliii! cytoplasm I
1:_\~ ! ·1
1
'·!
.
l'rrvid.~ energy fr
{B) M ifochond ria rf;- 'P_(f8tion for movemcn

1~~;1
th tail
(C) Centriole
Prbduccs m icrotu bu !es t
arf used for movement
---~-1
Ctjntains 46 chromosom
4 () Tho ,;!rnoturc l :.beilet H is. (D) Nucleus th~t carry genetic
information from the ma:: ___j
-
lAJ a flagellum ('
\B) an acre sor11ei

tn!~
(Cl ..
(Dj anu
a •...·__ ,;-.:.ll.'.-·: .·. ·.'t
n.)tub·i·····.···.'
. - i·· ,_- ; ,'·'.;
').

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42. l'he DNA of~ woman contains a de foe live gene for gonadotroplrin releasing hormone.

Which hom1tj1!e and site of production will be affected by this defe<)t?

-·-···--· I Honuone h Production Site

(A) A~~(-pifrelic honno_n_e____i Hypothalamus _
(B) ~-o~liclei stimulating hormone Pituitary
(C) 2'.~:'.'._L_?_s~:one _ • _T_e_st_e_s ____ _
(0) !.eutt;ni~ing hom1one -~-vary
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Item 44 refers to ilib diagram below showing
surrunarizing the honJ,onal changes during the structure of a ~ection of the placenta.
the ir.enstmal cy7le woman. of a
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lllood levels
of pituil•IJ'
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mitochondria? '
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End of Menstruation .Qays (B) 2
(C) 3
43. Whc:i w1JI ovulntion 1ccurifthereis a surge (D) 4
ofLH and FSH ondarr 12 of the cycle?
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(A) Wilhln 24 hol,\rs of tho surge 45. Which of the folfuwing is NOT a function
(B)
(C)
et
36 hours an_. the surge
48 hours after the surge
ofarnniotic fluid? i
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(D) Befor~ dayl 12, the hormones {A) " foetus from physical
Pn>tects ti.le
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ovuLt-i(rn (B) Allows fr~e movement which heips
bone development
( C) · M~iiltain, a constant temperatur~
aro1.ltld_}he foetm;
(D) SuP.plies yxygen to the foetus .
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