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Activate 1 Biology Chapter1 Answers
Activate 1 Biology Chapter1 Answers
Activate 1 Biology Chapter1 Answers
Chapter 1
Activity Magnification
(10 × 50 =) × 500
Activity Prefixes
Bio- = life; biology, biography
Photo- = light; photograph, photographer
Micro- = small; microscope, microwave
B1 Chapter 1 summary
End-of-chapter 1 B (A cell is the smallest unit of an organism.) (1 mark)
questions 2a nucleus (1 mark) b trap light/photosynthesis (1 mark)
c W (vacuole) (1 mark)
d Two from: nucleus, cytoplasm, cell membrane.
3a microscope (1 mark)
b add stain/dye/coloured liquid (1 mark)
c It could transmit a disease or cause an infection as blood is removed. (1 mark)
d Diagram should show a cell containing a nucleus, cytoplasm, and cell membrane. (3
marks)
4a A cell whose structure is adapted to suit its function. (1 mark)
b red blood cell (1 mark), transport oxygen (1 mark) transmits messages (1 mark)
carry out photosynthesis (1 mark), packed with chloroplasts (1 mark)
c Water moves into the root hair cell by diffusion/osmosis.
It moves from an area of high water concentration to an area of low water
concentration, through a cell membrane. (3 marks)
5a No, it is unicellular/consists of one cell only. Plants are multicellular organisms. (2 marks)
b Any similarity from: nucleus; cell membrane; cytoplasm. (1 mark)
Any difference from: chloroplasts; eye spot; flagellum only present in euglena. (1 mark)
c The eye spot detects light. The flagella cause euglena to move towards the light. It
has lots of chloroplasts to trap light for photosynthesis. (3 marks)
6 This is a QWC question. Students should be marked on the use of good English,
organisation of information, spelling and grammar, and correct use of specialist scientific
terms. The best answers will be organised in a logical sequence, with detail of how to
use the microscope (maximum of 6 marks).
Examples of correct scientific points:
State source of cells (onion skin and animal source, e.g., skin cell). Indication that the
sample needs to be very thin.
Reference to use of stain/dye. Reference to use of a microscope.
Use of lowest level of magnification first. Focus by turning fine/coarse focus knob. Any
other relevant microscope detail.
Draw a labelled diagram of the structures you observe. Indicate the magnification used
on the diagram drawn.