Q1. The diagram shows a eukaryotic cell.

(a) Complete the table by giving the letter labelling the organelle that matches the
function.

Function of organelle Letter

(3)

Q2.The diagram shows part of a prokaryotic cell.

(a) Name the structures labelled W to Z in the diagram.

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 W ________________________________________________________________

X _________________________________________________________________

Y _________________________________________________________________

Z _________________________________________________________________
(2)

(b) Name the main biological molecule in:

W ________________________________________________________________

X _________________________________________________________________
(2)

Q3.(a) Structures A to E are parts of a plant cell.

A Cell Wall
B Chloroplast
C Nucleus
D Mitochondrion
E Golgi apparatus

Complete the table by putting the correct letter, A, B, C, D or E in the box next to
each statement.

Statement Letter

Has stacked membranes arranged in parallel and contains DNA.

Is made of polysaccharide.

Is an organelle and is not surrounded by two membranes.

(3)

Q4. (a) The table shows features of a mitochondrion and a chloroplast. Complete the table with
ticks where a feature is present.

Feature Mitochondrion Chloroplast

Double outer
membrane

Starch grains

Diffusion of oxygen into

the organelle
(3)

Q5.Below is a diagram of an animal cell.

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 (a) Name the organelles labelled:

B _________________________________

C _________________________________
(2)

(b) Name two structures present in plant cells that are not present in animal cells.

1. _________________________________________________________________

2. _________________________________________________________________
(1)

Q6.A bacterium is shown in the diagram.

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(a) Calculate the magnification of the image.

Magnification = _________________
(1)

(b) Complete the table to show the features of a bacterium and a virus.

Put a tick (✔) in the box if the feature is shown.

Surface Bacterium Virus

Cell-surface membrane

Nucleus

Cytoplasm

Capsid
(2)

(c) DNA and RNA can be found in bacteria.

Give two ways in which the nucleotides in DNA are different from the nucleotides in
RNA.

1. _________________________________________________________________

2. _________________________________________________________________
(2)
(Total 5 marks)

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Mark schemes
Q1.

(a)
Protein synthesis L;

Modifies protein H;

Aerobic respiration N;
3

Q2. (a) W – (cell surface) membrane

X – cell wall
Y – capsule
Z – flagellum
Four correct = 2 marks.
Three or two correct = 1 mark.
Y - Ignore references to slime/mucus
Y - Reject capsid
Z - accept flagella
2

(b) W - Phospholipids;
X - Murein / glycoprotein;
X - Accept peptidoglycans.
Accept phonetic spellings
2

Q3.
(a) B; A; E;
3
Q4.
Feature Mitochondrion Chloroplast

Double outer membrane ✔ ✔

Starch grains ✔

Diffusion of oxygen into the

organelle ✔

1 mark for each correct row

Crosses = blank space
3

(c) The site of aerobic respiration (reactions)

OR
ATP is made / ADP is phosphorylated;

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 Reject ‘energy is produced’
1

(d) 1. Training made no difference to number (of mitochondria per μm2);

2. Training led to an increase in the area (of inner mitochondrial
membrane);
1. Accept Graph 1 as mean number of mitochondria per
μm 2
2. Accept Graph 2 as area of inner mitochondrial
membrane
2
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Q5.
(a) B Golgi (body / apparatus);

C Mitochondria / mitochondrion;
2

(b) 1. Chloroplasts / plastids

2. Cell wall

3. Cell vacuole

4. Starch grains / amyloplasts;

Any 2 for 1 mark
1 max
Q6.(a) × 20 000
Accept range from 18 000 to 22 000
1

(b)

1 mark for each correct column

2

(c) 1. DNA contains thymine and RNA contains uracil;

2. DNA contains deoxyribose and RNA contains ribose.

2
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