BIOLOGY PAPER 3 Questions and Answers - Form 3 End Term 1 Exams 2023

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INSTRUCTIONS TO CANDIDATES:

  1.  You are provided with food substance labeled solution G. The reagent provided are Iodine solution, Benedicts solution, 2MHCl acid, 10% Sodium hydroxide solution Copper (II) sulphate and 10-% Sodium hydroxide solution.
    1. Perform food tests and fill in the table below. (12 mks)

       Food substance   Procedure   Observation  Conclusion  
             
             
             
    2.  
      1. Name the enzyme responsible for digestion of food substance present in G in two named regions of the human alimentary canal. (2 mks)
      2. Name three deficiency diseases in children that may result from lack of one of the food substances in G. (1 mk)
  2. Study the kidney diagrams below.
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      1. Name the parts labeled A, B, C and D in figure 1. (4 marks)
      2. Name the processes that take place in the parts labeled. V and W (2 marks)
    1. State two adaptations of the part labeled W. (2 marks)
    2. On the diagram name the part where counter current flow occurs. (1 mark)
    3. State two homeostatic functions of the diagram above. (2 marks)
    4. Explain what will happen to the process of urine formation in absence of vasopressin hormone.(4 marks)
  3. The photographs on the leaf attached are of animals belonging to the same taxonomic unit (class).
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      1. Name the class to which the organisms in the photographs belong. (1mk)
      2. State three reasons for your answer in a) (i) above. (3mks)
    1. State three economic importance of organisms in this class. (3mks)
    2. Use the following characteristics to prepare a two step dichotomous key of the animals in the photographs. (4mks)

MARKING SCHEME

  1. You are provided with food substance labeled solution G. The reagent provided are Iodine solution, Benedicts solution, 2M HCl acid, 10% Sodium hydroxide solution Copper (II) sulphate and 10-% Sodium hydroxide solution.
    1. Perform food tests and fill in the table below. (12 mks)

       Food substance   Procedure  Observation  Conclusion
       Starch   To absorb 2cm3 of G,
      add a few drops of
      iodine solution
       No color change/brown
      color of iodine remains
       Starch absent
       Reducing sugar  To about 2c3 of
      solution G, add 2cm3
      of benedicts solution
      and heat (to boil)
       No colour change blue
      colour remains
       Reducing sugar absent
       Non-Reducing sugar    To about 2cm3 of
      solution G add 1cm3 if
      2m HCl and boil. Cool
      and NaHCO3 dropwise
      until fizzing stops add
      1cm3 of Benedicts
      solution and heat
       Colour changes to
      orange/orange
      precipitate formed
       No reducing surgar
      present
       Proteins  To about 2cm3 of
      solution G, add 5 drops
      of 10% NaOH and
      shake. Then add 0.5%
      of copper (II) sulplhate
      solution drop by dropl
      while shaking.
       Mixture turns purple  Protein present
    2.  
      1. Name the enzyme responsible for digestion of food substance present in G in two named regions of the human alimentary canal. (2mks)
        • In the stomach – enzyme pepsin
        • In the duodenum – enzyme trypsin
      2. Name three deficiency diseases in children that may result from lack of one of the food substances in G. (1 mk)
        • Kwashiorkor
  2.  
    1. A – Renal vein. B – Ureter. C – Kidney pelvis. D – Cortex.
    2. Has numerous mitochondria to provide energy for active transport. - Has microvilli in the inner lining to increase surface area for reabsorption of substances. - Highly vascularised for transport of reabsorbed substances. - Has a thin epithelium for rapid diffusion of substances.
    3. On the diagram to show loop of henle.
    4. Osmoregulation. - Regulation of pH.
    5. The distal convoluted tubules and collecting duct will be less permeable to water; therefore less reabsorption of water, leading to production of large volume of urine; that is dilute
  3.  
      1. Class insecta; rej insects
      2. Presence of one pair of antennae
        Three body parts; head, thorax and abdomen; rej. if parts are not named
        Three pairs of walking legs;
        One pair of compound eyes; (Acc. any three) b) Some are pollinators
        Some can be used as food e.g. termites - Some produce edible substances e.g. honey
        Some destroy buildings
        Some are disease vectors
        Some acts as pests and parasites Any 3 max 3mks
    1. Insects with wings ............................. go 2;
    2. Insects without wings ............................. Termite/ant;
    3. With proboscis..................................... Butterfly
    4. With mandibles ................................. Cockroach
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