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gr9 End of Yr Exam 2014
gr9 End of Yr Exam 2014
Grade 9
End – of – Year Exam 2009
Name: _______________________________________
Instructions to Candidates:
Answer ALL questions on the paper
Calculators may be used (but should not be necessary)
Use the correct tools for writing and drawing
Section Marks
Total
47
Section A – Multiple Choice Questions (14 marks)
Write your answers in the boxes below
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14
1. Which pair of features is found in both plant cells and animal cells?
2. Which part of a plant cell regulates what goes in and out of the cell?
A vacuole
B cell wall
C chloroplasts
D cytoplasm
A The cell wall and cell surface membrane are both fully permeable.
B The cell wall and cell surface membrane are both partially permeable.
C The solution has a higher sugar concentration than the cell sap.
D The solution has a lower sugar concentration than the cell sap.
A absorption
B diffusion
C digestion
D evaporation
5. The enzyme catalase is found in liver cells. A cube of boiled liver and a cube of raw liver
are added to solutions of hydrogen peroxide.
Which shows the result of this experiment?
6. The diagram shows how the activity of an enzyme varies with temperature.
What is the optimum temperature of the enzyme?
A 0 °C B 40 °C C 50 °C D 60 °C
9. Which of the following food below will give an orange color with Benedict solution?
A Orange
B Chicken
C Beans
D Sausage
10. Which diagram represents the digestion of food molecules in the alimentary canal?
11. Which secretion, released into the digestive system, contains enzymes that speed up the
rate of polypeptides breakdown?
A Bile
B Intestinal juice
C Pancreatic juice
D Saliva
12. Which blood vessel supplies the heart muscle cells with blood?
A aorta
B coronary artery
C pulmonary artery
D pulmonary vein
valve 3 valve 4
A closed closed
B closed open
C open closed
D open open
14. The diagram shows a section through a human heart.
A 1→2→3→4
B 4→3→2→1
C 5→6→7→8
D 8→7→6→5
1. Calculate the length of the cell marked with a * (explain and provide calculations) [1]
200 µm
2