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BIOLOGY 
Format of Biology PaperSPM Level
AspectPaper Types of Item Number of questionsTotal marksDuration of testRequirement of constructMarking
Level of difculty :Low : L : 50%Moderate : M : 30%High : H : 20%
Paper 1
4551/1Objective Items :
• Multiple-choice• Multiple-combinationEach item consists of four 
opinions: A, B, C and D.50 questions. Answer all50 marks1 hour 15 minutesSection A :• Knowledge – 25Section B :• Understanding - 15Section C :• Application – 10Dichotomous 1 or 0 mark.L : M : H3 : 1 : 1• 30 easy items• 10 moderate items• 10 difcult itemsPaper 24551/2Subjective Items :• Section A : Structured based
items
• Section B : Limited
response items
• Section C : Extended
response items
Section A :• 5 items - Answer allSection B :• 2 items – Choose oneSection C :• 2 items – Choose one100 marks2 hours 30 minutesKnowledge - 10Understanding - 20Application skills - 30Analysing skills - 15Synthesising skills - 15Evaluating skill - 10
Analytical marking based on
rubric scoring.L : M : H4 : 4 : 2• 40 easy scores• 20 moderate scores• 20 difcult scoresPaper 34551/3Subjective Items :
• Structured-based items
• Extended response itemsStructured item :• 1 @ 2 items - Answer allExtended item :• 1 item – Compulsory50 marks1 hour 30 minutesScientic Process skills• 16 aspects with maximumscore of 3
Analytical marking based on
rubric scoring for 3 levels.L : M : H3 : 3 : 1• 10 easy aspect• 30 moderate aspects• 30 difcult aspects
 
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Analysis of Biology PaperSPM Level
 O J   C I    O J   C I    O J   C I    O J   C I    S R U C  UR S  S  S R U C  UR S  S  S R U C  UR S  S  S R U C  UR S  S 
P1P1P1P1
P2P2P2P2P3P3P3P3
2003200420052006
1 Introduction to Biology.2 Cell structure and cell organisation.3 Movement of substances across the plasma membrane.4 Chemical composition of the cell.5 Cell division
6 Nutrition7 Respiration8 Dynamic ecosystem9 Endangered ecosystem
10 Transport
11 Support and locomotion
12 Coordination and response13 Reproduction and growth
14 Inheritance
15 Variation
TOTAL
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4
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50
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5
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2
33
4
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CONTOH KERTAS SOALAN
 
BIOLOGY 
PAPER 1ONE HOUR FIFTEEN MINUTESInstructions: Each question is followed by four options.Choose the best options for each questions.
Diagram below shows a plant cell. What is X?A. Vacuole C. MitochondrionB. Golgi apparatus D. Chloroplast
The process in which the cytoplasm of a plant cell shrinksdue to osmosis is called
A. Plasmolysis C. CrenationB. Endocytosis D. Flaccid
 
Enzymes can be denatured by...
A temperature
B substrateC alkali
D acids
Which of the following plant hormones induce parthenocarpy?
 
A Gibberellin C EtheneB Ethylene D Auxin1.2.3.4.The diagram shows a sh having difculty whileswimming. A sh overcomes this difculty with the help
of its…
I ventral nsII pelvic nsIII dorsal nsIV pectoral nsA I and II only C II and III onlyB I and III only D III and IV only
The diagram below
shows three types of vertebrae.What is the correct position of the vertebrae in thevertebral column below the skull?A P, R, S C R, S, PB R, P, S D S, P, 5.6.
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