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Form 4 Term 1 2023 Biology Paper 3 Exam Set 11 [PDF]

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Question 1

You are provided with a specimen labelled Q and hydrogen peroxide
    1. What part of plant is specimen Q?
    2. Give a reason for your answer
  1. Cut two equal cubes whose sides are about 1cm from specimen Q. Place one of the cubes into a boiling tube labelled A. Crush the other cube using a mortar and pestle. Place the crushed material in another boiling tube labelled B. To each boiling tube add 4ml hydrogen peroxide.
    1. Record your observations.
    2. Account for your results in (c) (i) above.
  2. Peel half of specimen Q and crush in a mortar. Use the reagents provided to test for the various food substances in the extract obtained from the crushed material.
    Record the procedures, observations and conclusions in the table below.
Answer
    1. Stem tuber
    2. Presence of scale leaf and bud
    1. A - Slow evolution of bubbles;
      B - fast evolution of bubbles;
    2. Potato cube in A has a small surface area for action of enzyme catalase; Crushed potato cube in B has a large surface area for the action of enzyme catalase.
Question 2.

The photograph below shows a tooth from a carnivore and tooth from a herbivore.
  1. Which tooth is from a carnivore and which tooth is from a herbivore?
    • From a carnivore
      Reason
    • From a herbivore
      Reason
  2. Identify the type of teeth shown by the photograph B.
    Type
    Reason
  3. State the functions of the tooth B shown. Give reasons for your answer.
    • Functions
      Reason
  4. Distinguish between homodont and heterodont teeth.
  5. Explain any two general adaptations of tooth to its functions.
Answer
    • From a carnivore - A
      Reason - Sharp and pointed for tearing flesh from bones.
    • From a herbivore - B
      Reason - Has cusp for chewing and grinding.
  1. Type - Pre-Molar or Molar
    Reason - Has three roots
    • Functions - Chewing and grinding; of vegetation and grass.
      Reason - Sharp cusps; and wide surface for chewing and grinding.
  2. Homodont type are similar in shape and size while heterodont are different in size and shape.
  3. 1. Long to pierce through flesh
    2. sharp to tear flesh from bones
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