Question 1
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Which of these are characteristics of an animal cell?
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Cell Wall
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Cell Membrane
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Cytoplasm
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Nucleus
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Mitochondria
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Vacuole
Question 2
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Which of these are characteristics of a bacterium cell?
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Plasmids
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Chlorophyll
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Chromosomal DNA
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Nucleus
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Flagellum
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Cell wall
Question 3
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What does a light microscope show?
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Inside of mitochondria
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Outside of Mitochondria
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Inside of chloroplasts
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Outside of Chloroplasts
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Nuclei
Question 4
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Which of these formulae are correct?
Question 5
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A stand of DNA has a...
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triple helix structure.
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double helix structure.
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single helix structure.
Question 6
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Which of these are the correct base pairs?
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Adenine-Thymine
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Cytosine-Guanine
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Guanine-Thymine
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Cytosine-Adenine
Question 7
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Base pairs are joined by...
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Weak hydrogen bonds
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Strong hydrogen bonds
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Weak hydrogen fibres
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Strong hydrogen fibres
Question 8
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Who discovered the double helix structure?
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Watson and Crick
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Franklin and Wilkins
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Watson and Wilkins
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Franklin and Crick
Question 9
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Watson and Crick used this idea and their knowledge of _________ to make a model of a DNA molecule.
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Base pairs
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Amino acids
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Proteins
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Genes
Question 10
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Proteins are made from...
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amino acids
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hydrogen
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Chloroplasts
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Ribosomes
Question 11
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A single strand molecule and has the base uracil (U).
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A double helix structure.
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A single strand molecule and has the base adenine (A).
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A single strand molecule and has the base cytosine (C).
Question 12
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Which is the correct order of protein synthesis?
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DNA unzips, Transcription, mRNA joins a ribosome, amino acids are brought to the ribosome by tRNA, ribosome sticks them together to make a polypeptide (protein), translation.
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Translation, DNA unzips, transcription, mRNA joins ribosome, amino acids are brought to the ribosome by tRNA, ribosome sticks them together to make a polypeptide (protein).
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Amino acids are brought to the ribosome by tRNA, ribosome sticks them together to make a polypeptide (protein), translation, DNA unzips, transcription, mRNA joins ribosome.
Question 13
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Mutations can be...
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Harmful
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Beneficial
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Neutral
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All of these
Question 14
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What are enzymes? (Select two)
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Biological catalysts
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Proteins
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Organelles
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Cells
Question 15
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How do enzymes work?
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Finds it's specific substrate that fits the active sight, the 'lock and key' mechanism.
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Finds any substrate to react with
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Finds two or more substrates and makes them one
Question 16
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A higher temperature means...
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faster reactions.
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slower reactions.
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nothing.
Question 17
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If it is to hot the enzyme will...
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denature.
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denurture.
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disconnect.
Question 18
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What does denature mean?
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The enzyme alters in shape and breaks down other substrates than it usually would.
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The enzyme loses its shape and can't break down substrates.
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The enzyme loses its shape but continues to work.
Question 19
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What else denatures an enzyme (other than temperature)?
Question 20
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What else effects the rate of reaction of enzymes?
Question 21
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Which of the following are benefits of the Human Genome Project?
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Develops new and better medicines
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Improves forensic sciences
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Discrimination from employers/insurers
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Geneism
Question 22
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What are the benefits of genetic engineering? (select the answers with the correct examples)
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Reduce vitamin A deficiency (golden rice with beta carotene)
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Reduce vitamin A deficiency (with supplements)
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Producing human insulin (human farming)
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Producing human insulin (insulin-producing bacteria)
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Increasing crop yield (weather resistant crops)
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Increasing crop yield (herbicide resistant crops)
Question 23
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Which of the following show the correct method of genetic engineering?
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Useful gene cut out of chromosome using bacteria, bacterium used to cut open another chromosome, useful gene inserted into cut chromosome.
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Useful gene cut out of chromosome using enzymes, enzymes used to cut open another chromosome, useful gene inserted into cut chromosome.
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Useful gene cut out of chromosome using microscopic knife, microscopic knife used to cut open another chromosome, useful gene inserted into cut chromosome.
Question 24
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Controversy connected with genetic engineering?
Question 25
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What are human body cells?
Question 26
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Mitosis is for...
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sexual reproduction.
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asexual reproduction.
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growth and repair.
Question 27
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Which of the following is mitosis?
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Question 30
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Which of the following is meiosis?
Question 31
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Cloning is an example of what?
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Asexual reproduction
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Sexual reproduction
Question 32
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This is the process of cloning mammals, what are the issues in doing so?
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Reduced gene pool (fewer alleles)
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Shortened lifespan
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Preserves endangers species
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Better understanding of ageing and age-related disorders
Question 33
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Cells in an embryo are...
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differentiated.
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undifferentiated.
Question 34
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Stem cells can turn into...
Question 35
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Positives of stem cell research?
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Can be used to cure diseases (sickle cell anaemia)
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Can be specialised to replace damaged ones
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Embryos are potential lives so shouldn't be used.
Question 36
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Which is the correct equation for aerobic respiration?
Question 37
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What are the reactants in photosynthesis?
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carbon dioxide
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water
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oxygen
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glucose
Question 38
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What are the products of photosynthesis?
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carbon dioxide
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water
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glucose
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oxygen
Question 39
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What are the limiting factors of photosynthesis?
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Light intensity
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Water concentration
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CO2 concentration
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Temperature
Question 40
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Which of the following adaptions help photosynthesis? (Some of these are written wrong)
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Broad leaves
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Chlorophyll
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Thick
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Small surface area
Question 41
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The movement of water molecules across a partially permeable membrane from a region of high water concentration to a region of low water concentration.
What is this the description for?
Question 42
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Which part of a plant transports water and mineral from the roots to the rest of the plant?
Question 43
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Which part of a plant transports sugars from the leaves to growing and storing tissues?
Question 44
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What is transpiration? (Select two)
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The loss of water from a plant caused by evaporation and diffusion.
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The gain of water to a plant caused by osmosis and active transport.
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The loss of water from a plant caused by diffusion only.
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The gain of water to a plant caused by osmosis only.