9700/22

Biology 9700/22May/June 2021

Cambridge AS Level · AS Level Structured Questions · worked solutions for every part, with the mark scheme

6
questions
60
marks
75
minutes

Topics Cell Membranes and Transport · Cell Structure · Nucleic Acids and Protein Synthesis · Transport in Mammals · The Mitotic Cell Cycle · Transport in Plants · +5 more

Q1The Mitotic Cell CycleCell StructureNucleic Acids and Protein SynthesisFree sample

Answer all questions.

(a)

Fig. 1.1 is a photomicrograph of a region of eukaryotic tissue. Some of the cells are in stages of mitosis.

(i)

Identify which stage of mitosis is shown in cell E and in cell F in Fig. 1.1.

E ______

F ______

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(ii)

Microtubules are present within the cells that are in stages of mitosis, but these are not visible in Fig. 1.1.

State the function of microtubules in mitosis.

1M
(iii)

State, with a reason, whether Fig. 1.1 shows a region of animal or plant tissue.

1M
(b)

Semi-conservative replication of DNA occurs during interphase, before mitosis begins.

Write the correct term in the spaces provided to complete each of statements A to D.

A The DNA double helix unwinds and is separated into two template strands when ______ bonds holding the two strands together are broken.

B One of the template strands of DNA is copied in fragments. The enzyme ______ is required to join the fragments together to form a continuous strand of DNA.

C Complementary DNA nucleotides are added to the template strands, catalysed by the enzyme ______ .

D ______ are regions of repeating nucleotide sequences at the ends of chromosomes that allow the continued replication of DNA, without the loss of genes.

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  • Q2Transport in Plants7M
  • Q3Transport in Mammals · Cell Membranes and Transport · Nucleic Acids and Protein Synthesis · Biological Molecules15M
  • Q4Gas Exchange · Cell Membranes and Transport · Transport in Mammals10M
  • Q5Cell Structure · Cell Membranes and Transport · Enzymes11M
  • Q6Immunity · Infectious Diseases9M
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