IGCSE Biology (0610) — October–November 2024, Paper 32

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Question 1 · 12 marks · Transport in animals

Fig. 1.1 is a photomicrograph showing a cross-section of an artery. On Fig. 1.1, identify and label the: artery wall, lumen.

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Question 2 · 11 marks · Enzymes

Tick (✓) all the boxes that describe enzymes. The statements are: 'they are permanently changed by the reaction', 'they are involved in all metabolic reactions', 'they are…

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Question 3 · 9 marks · Organisms and their environment / Carbon cycle

Fig. 3.1 is a diagram of part of the carbon cycle. Three processes that occur in the carbon cycle are labelled Q, R and S. Boxes show: carbon in the atmosphere, carbon in plants,…

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Question 4 · 10 marks · Classification

A population of a species of fish was accidentally introduced into a lake. State two features that can be used to classify this introduced species as a fish.

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Question 5 · 12 marks · Transport in plants / Transpiration

A student investigated the effect of windspeed on the rate of transpiration. The student placed a fan at different distances from a plant shoot and measured the distance the air…

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Question 6 · 10 marks · Selective breeding / Food supply

Fig. 6.1 is a photograph of intensive egg production on a chicken farm. In 1905, each chicken produced a mean of 120 eggs per year. In 2021, each chicken produced a mean of 300…

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Question 7 · 9 marks · Biotechnology / Enzymes

A scientist investigated the effect of the enzyme pectinase on the volume of fruit juice produced by the same mass of two different fruits. Fig. 7.1 shows the results as a bar…

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Question 8 · 7 marks · Gas exchange in humans

Alveoli are the gas exchange surfaces in humans. State two features of gas exchange surfaces in humans.

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