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Question 1a

Ingestion

Taking in of food into the body.

0.5

Digestion

Breaking down of substances into simpler/smaller molecules

0.5

Absorption. Diffusion of food molecules from the S.I into the blood

0.5

Egestion.

0.5

Removal of undigested waste material.

Question 1b

Question 1c -2g

Question 2
a)
b)
c)
d)
e)

Microvili
[1]
Nutrient and where it is found in food. (1 mark for both.)
[3]
Large surface area. Good blood supply.
[2]
Small intestine
[1]
Any nutrition related disease and its effect. Any logical answer accepted.
[2]

Question 3
(a)

(i)

6
1

(ii)

4
1

(b)

(i)

pancreas
ignore islets of langerhans
1

(ii)

X anywhere between >1 and 2 hours


anywhere in that column
1

(c)

any four from:


water movement
do not accept solution
out of cells
dilute to concentrated solution
accept reference to correct gradient high to low or high to low water concentration
must be unambiguous i.e. not high to low
concentration
accept low to high concentration
reference to partially / selectively
permeable membranes or described
cells shrink / get smaller
allow crenated
ignore plasmolysed / flaccid / floppy
etc

m4 .

(a)

(i)

movement of atoms / molecules / ions


accept particles
allow dissolved substances
ignore reference to membranes
1

(substance) moves from high to low concentration


allow down the gradient ignore
across / along / with a gradient
1

(ii)

any two from:

movement of molecules / ions


accept particles
allow dissolved substances this point once only in
(a)(i) and (a)(ii)

from low to high concentration


allow up / against the gradient
ignore across / along / with a gradient

requires energy / respiration


accept requires ATP
2

M5.

any four from


molecules / ions
do not credit mineral salts
move(d) through / across the cell
wall / membrane
against (a / the) concentration
gradient
by a series of chemical
reactions
(because) diffusion cannot occur
energy (required)
(supplied by) respiration
oxygen required for respiration (to occur)

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