QUESTIONS
- To investigate a certain factor affecting the rate of photosynthesis, a group of students made the following set up. They used equal amount of distilled water in each set up with varying amount of sodium hydrogen carbonate.
- Name the factor under investigation (1 mark)
- State the expected observation from the above experiments (2 marks)
- Explain your answer in (b) above (3 marks)
- Give two reasons why only submerged hydrophytes are used in this experiment. (2 marks)
- A man experienced non- disjunction during meiosis. If the woman he married had normal gamete formation process,
- Work out the likely phenotypes of their offspring (4 marks)
- State two characteristics of individuals with Downs Syndrome (2 marks)
- Give two advantages of transgenic plants (2 marks)
- The photograph below shows part of human skeleton
- Name the bones labeled K and L
- State two functions of bone labeled M (2 marks)
- Name the type of joint formed by bone N
- At proximal end (1 mark)
- At distal end (1 mark)
- Give two functions of synovial fluid (2 marks)
- The photograph below shows a plant. Study it.
- Name the sub division to which the plant belongs (1 mark)
- Using observable features only, give two reasons for your answer in (a) above (2 marks)
- Give three economic importance of the plant in its habitat (3 marks)
- Based on locomotory and body covering structures, give two differences between members of class Aves and Pisces (2 marks)
Structure Aves Pisces Locomotory Body covering
- The table below shows time taken by blue litmus paper clipped on the upper surfaces of a leaf of a potted plant to completely turn pink at different altitudes
Altitude (meters above sea level) 1000 1230 1500 1670 Time taken in minutes 3.0 2.4 1.7 1.2 - Account for the time taken by the blue litmus to completely turn pink as altitude increases (3 marks)
- Explain how glossy leaf surface affects the rate of transpiration (3 marks)
- Give two reasons why transpiration is important to plants (2 marks)
SECTION B (40 MARKS)
- The table below shows he amount of lactic acid formed per unit time in 100cm3 of blood in a healthy human being during vigorous physical exercise
Time in minutes 0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 Amount of lactic acid formed (100cm3 of blood) 0.6 0.8 3.8 6.0 8.4 7.2 6.0 5.0 3.2 - Plot a graph of amount of lactic acid formed against time. (6 marks)
- Account for the amount of lactic acid formed between
- 0 minute – 8 minutes (3 marks)
- 10 minutes- 16 minutes (3 marks)
- Give two effects of lactic acid in the body (2 marks)
- State two ways of eliminating lactic acid from the body tissues (2 marks)
- The amount of blood flowing to the skeletal muscles increases during vigorous physical exercise. Explain (4 marks)
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- Discuss adaptations of animal dispersed fruits and seeds (8 marks)
- Discuss any two modes of asexual reproduction (12 marks)
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- Describe process of nerve impulse transmission across a synapse (6 marks)
- Discuss functions of various parts of human brain (14 marks)
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