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This mark scheme is published as an aid to teachers and candidates, to indicate the requirements of
the examination. It shows the basis on which Examiners were instructed to award marks. It does not
indicate the details of the discussions that took place at an Examiners meeting before marking began,
which would have considered the acceptability of alternative answers.
Mark schemes should be read in conjunction with the question paper and the Principal Examiner
Report for Teachers.
Cambridge will not enter into discussions about these mark schemes.
Cambridge is publishing the mark schemes for the October/November 2014 series for
most Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge International A and AS Level components and some
Cambridge O Level components.
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;
/
R
I
A
AW
underline
max
mark independently
A, S, P, L
O, S, D, L
(n)ecf
()
ora
AVP
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Question
1
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Answer
Marks
(a)
structural feature
animal
cell
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Additional Guidance
cell wall
nucleus
;
(cell) membrane
;
cytoplasm
;
chloroplast
;
(large) vacuole
;
vacuolar sap
;
vacuolar membrane /
tonoplast
;
nuclear membrane
;
nucleolus
;
R chlorophyll
max 4
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(b)
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I water concentration
A semi / selectively
max 4
assume it refers to B
I stunted roots
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(a) (i)
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genetic term
an allele
HbN / HbS;
a heterozygous
genotype
HbNHbS;
a homozygous
genotype
HbS HbS;
phenotype
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A N / S, R NS and N S
A NS
A SS
A the disease
4
HbN HbS / sickle cell carriers, do not die from sickle cell anaemia;
HbN HbS / sickle cell carriers, have children (and pass on genes);
and pass on the (Hbs) allele;
description of sickle cells are less prone to infection;
idea that no advantage of HbS in areas where no malaria;
AVP;
max 5
AVPs:
2 in 4 / , have advantage of resistance to malaria;
(if HbN HbS HbN HbS ) 1 in 4 chance of, HbS HbS /
homozygous recessive;
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(b)
(c)
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(chromosome) mutation;
an extra chromosome;
non-disjunction / failure during meiosis / translocation;
max 1
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A trisomy 21
R more than one chromosome
I older mothers, inherited
assume answer is about discontinuous unless stated
otherwise
continuous variation influenced by gene and
environment = 2 marks (MP1 and MP2)
A continuous is measurable
(a)
max 3
I womb
3
max 2
[Total: 10]
Cambridge International Examinations 2014
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(a)
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have a nucleus;
different composition of cell wall;
can reproduce sexually;
reproduce (asexually) by budding;
larger in size;
have mitochondria;
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I hyphae
A cell wall made of chitin
A bacteria use binary fission
max 1
(b)
2 CO2 ;
2 C2H5OH ;
A 2 C2OH6
A reaction is exothermic
A anaerobic conditions
R keep in clean / AW
max 3
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stationary phase:
no more reproduction;
limiting factors;
none / reduction in, (named) nutrients;
build-up of, toxic waste / alcohol;
reference to carrying capacity;
(e)
A brewing / wine
I baking unqualified
max 2
[Total: 17]
(a) (i)
A
limiting factor
light intensity;
20
temperature;
20
carbon dioxide
concentration;
light intensity
A % carbon dioxide
3
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max 2
max 2
(d)
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max 2
units must be given at least once
A increases and decreases
A very slight fluctuations
max 3
max 4
[Total: 18]
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(a)
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pH decreases;