[1 mark} 2 An experiment is performed to study the function of kinaesthesia in our daily life. Different quantities of sand are put into three similar cans as shown in Diagram 2. A blindfolded student is asked to arrange the cans from the lightest to the heaviest. sss a 600g B c Diagram 2 (a) i. Can the student perform the task given? {1 mark] ii, Name the receptor involved in this action. IL mark] (b) What is the manipulated variable in this experiment? [1 mark} (©). Give two other examples of activities using kinaesthesia, 1 2 [2 marks] Section B [15 marks] Instructions: Answer all the questions in this section, 3 Diagram 3 shows the sequence of the stages involved in a scientific investigation, Identiying I) $e he es ae % Planning an the problem [——> investigation | Lass eset ene Making @ Analysing and teste shat ~ Carrying aut the conclusion [| interpreting the data tk investigation Ler Es | Diagram 3 4[1 mark} Diagram 4 shows two types of neurones eS Que x y Diagram + impulses citection of PEE (a) Name the parts labelled K, Land M. fe Si ily, iii, M: (3 marks] (b) Give the function of each neutrone. i, Neuron X: ii, Neuron Y: (2 marks] Diagram 5 shows some of the human endocrine glands S I Diagram 5 (a) Name glands M and N. i. M: ii, N: [2 marks]