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Darrell Dulalchan Csec Biology Mark Scheme 2020-2020 O/R/R Skill Orr Skill

This document contains summaries of multiple biology lab reports and skills assessments from the CSEC Biology syllabus. It outlines the criteria used to evaluate students' lab reports and skills in areas like data recording, graphing, language and expression, drawing, planning experiments, analyzing results, and accurately performing lab techniques. Students are assessed on their ability to accurately record data, plot graphs, state hypotheses and aims, identify variables, draw conclusions, and demonstrate skills like using measurement tools and performing food tests.

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Darrell Dulalchan Csec Biology Mark Scheme 2020-2020 O/R/R Skill Orr Skill

This document contains summaries of multiple biology lab reports and skills assessments from the CSEC Biology syllabus. It outlines the criteria used to evaluate students' lab reports and skills in areas like data recording, graphing, language and expression, drawing, planning experiments, analyzing results, and accurately performing lab techniques. Students are assessed on their ability to accurately record data, plot graphs, state hypotheses and aims, identify variables, draw conclusions, and demonstrate skills like using measurement tools and performing food tests.

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DARRELL DULALCHAN CSEC BIOLOGY MARK SCHEME 2020-2020

O/R/R SKILL

ORR SKILL
LAB #7 - To determine the effect of exercise on blood pressure (bpm) and pulse rate.

• Recording of Data

• Recorded an increase blood pressure and pulse rate value immediately


after exercise. (1 mark)

• Recorded a gradual decrease in blood pressure and pulse rate value after exercise when
put to rest. (1 mark)

Maximum (2 marks)

• Graph of results

• Accurate points plotted


5 or more (2 marks)
3 or more (1 marks)
2 or less (0 marks)

-Proper Title (1 mark)


- Correctly Labelled axes (x and y) (1 mark)

- Independent variable on y axis (1 mark)


- Correct Scale present (1 mark)
Maximum (6 marks)

• Language and Expression


No more than 2 grammatical errors in discussion (2 marks)
No more than 3 grammatical errors in discussion (1 mark)

Maximum (2 marks)

TOTAL 10 MARKS
ORR SKILL

LAB #18 – Temperature Control

• Recording of Data

- Decreasing trend in recorded temperatures for each flask A, B and C (1mark)

- Initial reading of temperature of thermometer recorded at 0 minutes initially and after at 5


min intervals for 30 minutes. (1 mark)
Maximum (2 marks)

• Graph of results

• Accurate points plotted


6 or more (2 marks)
3 or more (1 marks)
3 or less (0 marks)
-Proper Title (1 mark)
- Correctly Labelled axes (x and y) (1 mark)

- Independent variable on y axis (1 mark)


- Correct Scale present (1 mark)
Maximum (6 marks)

• Language and Expression


No more than 2 grammatical errors in discussion (2 marks)
No more than 3 grammatical errors in discussion (1 mark)
Maximum (2 marks)

TOTAL 10 MARKS
DRAWING SKILL

LAB #19 – Food Storage Organs

• Accuracy- Should be proportional/ reasonable (1mk)


- Faithfulness of reproduction (1mk)
- Structures typical of specimen (1mk)
(3mks)
• Clarity - Clear continuous lines of even thickness
and intensity (1mk)
- Reasonable size(more than half page) (1mk)

(2mks)
• Labelling- Use a pencil and ruler to draw straight lines
which must not cross and are parallel to
each other
- No arrowheads. Line should touch the
structure to be labeled and labels must be justified (1mk)
(1mk)
• Labels - Must be correct and printed next to label lines (1mk)
(1mk)
• Annotations - must be present for each label (1mk)
(1mk)
• Magnification- Calculations must be shown close to the drawing(1mk)
(1mk)
• Title – must be below drawing, all capitals, underlined and must
include the view and magnification (1mk)
(1mk)
TOTAL 10 MARKS
PLAN AND DESIGN SKILL

LAB # 20 – Response of plants to stimulus of light.

• Hypothesis
-clearly stated
(1mark)
• Aim
-clearly stated (1mark)

• Materials and Apparatus –


- appropriate (1mark)

• Method
-suitable method (1mark)

• Variables

-Manipulated variable stated (1mark)


At least one controlled variable stated (1 mark)
- Responding variable stated (1mark)

• Expected Results

- Proper method of representing expected results (1mark)

• Treatment of results

- Statement of conditions whereby hypothesis is accepted / rejected (1mark)

• Assumptions/ Precautions/Possible Sources of Errors

- Any one stated (1mark)

TOTAL 10 MARKS
ANALYSIS AND INTERPRETATION SKILL
LAB#18
HEAT LOSS UNDER DIFFERENT CONDITIONS
CRITERIA MARKS
Background information-
Explain the purpose of towel wrapped around flask A and relate to 1
hair/clothing/fur/feathers
Explain the purpose of methylated spirit swabbed on flask B and relate 1
evaporation of alcohol to sweat on skin
Explain purpose of untreated flask C (control) and relate to human losing heat 1
in normal conditions.

Trends-
Temperature in all three flasks decreased 1
Flask B lost more heat than flasks A and C 1
Explain why flask B lost the most heat and why flask A lost the least 1
Use of figures from results in explanation of trends 1
Precautions (1)- well explained 1
Limitations/Sources of error (1)- well explained 1

Conclusion-
Relates to Aim 1
TOTAL 10
MARKS
MANIPULATION AND MEASUREMENT LABS

LAB # 5

1. FOOD TESTS

CRITERIA MARKS
USE OF SYRINGE-
no air bubbles present 1
bottom of meniscus read at eye level and upright 1
USE OF DROPPER-
Squeeze top before inserting into liquid 1
Ensure that tip of dropper is inserted completely in liquid to avoid 1
air bubbles
1
USE OF MEASURING CYLINDER-
cylinder must be rested on flat even surface 1
meniscus read at eye level 1
Bottom of meniscus read 1
Correct volume read off 1
USE OF A WATER BATH-
Bunsen burner, tripod and gauze assembled properly 1
Light match immediately before turning on gas 1
Test tubes placed in water bath facing away from students 1

TOTAL 10
MARKS
MANIPULATION AND MEASUREMENT

LAB # 21

2. WATER HOLDING CAPACITY OF SOIL

CRITERIA MARKS
USE OF MEASURING CYLINDER-
cylinder must be rested on flat even surface 1
meniscus read at eye level 1
Bottom of meniscus read 1
scale accurately read 1
USE OF FILTER PAPER-
Correct folding of filter paper 1
Placement of filter paper into funnel using water 1
Ensure that water is poured slowly to prevent overflow of filter 1
paper
USE OF ELECTRONIC BALANCE
Cleaning Balance of any debris before measurements are taken 1
Ensure balanced is zeroed ( TARE) before measuring mass of soil 1
Ensure that final reading is taken when readings stop fluctuating 1
TOTAL 10
MARKS

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