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9700/13/O/N/20 · Biology October/November 2020 Paper 13

37 questions, 37 marks. Each one links to its official mark scheme.

  1. Question 1 · 1 mark · Graticules and units
  2. Question 2 · 1 mark · Magnification calculations
  3. Question 3 · 1 mark · Plant and animal cells
  4. Question 4 · 1 mark · Organelles
  5. Question 5 · 1 mark · Organelles
  6. Question 6 · 1 mark · Organelles
  7. Question 7 · 1 mark · Food tests
  8. Question 8 · 1 mark · Monomers, polymers and glucose
  9. Question 9 · 1 mark · Starch, glycogen and cellulose
  10. Question 10 · 1 mark · Triglycerides
  11. Question 11 · 1 mark · Triglycerides
  12. Question 12 · 1 mark · Haemoglobin
  13. Question 13 · 1 mark · How enzymes work
  14. Question 14 · 1 mark · Inhibitors
  15. Question 15 · 1 mark · Fluid mosaic model
  16. Question 16 · 1 mark · Diffusion, osmosis and active transport
  17. Question 17 · 1 mark · Fluid mosaic model
  18. Question 18 · 1 mark · Surface area to volume ratio
  19. Question 19 · 1 mark · Chromosomes and telomeres
  20. Question 20 · 1 mark · The cell cycle
  21. Question 21 · 1 mark · The cell cycle
  22. Question 22 · 1 mark · DNA structure
  23. Question 23 · 1 mark · DNA replication
  24. Question 24 · 1 mark · Transcription and translation
  25. Question 25 · 1 mark · Xylem and phloem cells
  26. Question 26 · 1 mark · Transpiration
  27. Question 27 · 1 mark · Translocation
  28. Question 28 · 1 mark · Arteries, veins and capillaries
  29. Question 29 · 1 mark · Blood and tissue fluid
  30. Question 30 · 1 mark · Oxygen dissociation curve
  31. Question 32 · 1 mark · Gas exchange tissues in micrographs
  32. Question 33 · 1 mark · Structure of the gas exchange system
  33. Question 35 · 1 mark · Pathogens
  34. Question 36 · 1 mark · Antibiotics
  35. Question 38 · 1 mark · Monoclonal antibodies
  36. Question 39 · 1 mark · Antibody structure
  37. Question 40 · 1 mark · Vaccination

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