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Unit 4Cells, human reproduction and heredity
Section Exercise
4.1A Basic units of living things
4.1B Observing cells using microscopes
Level 1
I Fill in the blanks (p. 1) (1 m each)
1 light microscope
2 cytoplasm; nucleus
3 cell wall
4 chloroplasts
II True or false questions (p. 1) (1 m each)
1 T
2 F
3 T
4 F
5 T
6 F
III Labelling (p. 2) (1 m each)
a eyepiece
b coarse adjustment knob
c fine adjustment knob
d objective
e diaphragm
f mirror
IV Matching (p. 2) (1 m each)
A v B vi C ii D i E iv F iii
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Level 2
I Multiple-choice questions (p. 3) (1 m each)
1 C
2 C
3 D
4 C
5 B
6 B
II Questions (p. 4)
1 a i Unicellular. (1 m)
ii It is made up of only one cell. (1 m)
b Human (or other reasonable answers) (1 m)
2 a Plant cells. (1 m)
b The cells have cell walls. (1 m)
The cells have chloroplasts. (1 m)
c
Structure Function
Cell membrane (1 m)/ It controls the movement of substances into and
out of the cell. (1 m)/
Cytoplasm (1 m)/ It is the place where many chemical reactions
take place. (1 m)/
Nucleus (1 m) It contains DNA, which controls the activities of
the cell. (1 m)
(Any two)
d Eyepiece: 10X (1 m) Objective: 40X (1 m)
e [✓] Lower magnification (1 m)
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Skill practice (p. 6)
Section Exercise
4.1C DNA in the nucleus
4.1D Cells can divide, grow and differentiate
4.1E Levels of organization of living things
Level 1
I Fill in the blanks (p. 7) (1 m each)
1 DNA
2 46
3 cell division
II True or false questions (p. 7) (1 m each)
1 T
2 F
3 T
4 F
III Matching (p. 7) (1 m each)
A iii B ii C i
Level 2
I Multiple-choice questions (p. 8) (1 m each)
1 B
2 B
3 D
4 C
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II Questions (p. 9)
1 a Female. (1 m)
She has two X chromosomes. (1 m)
b 46 (1 m)
23 (1 m)
2 a ii ➝ iv ➝ i ➝ iii (3 m)
b Yes, (1 m)
because all DNA in the nucleus makes a copy of itself before cell division
begins, so every new cell has the same copy of DNA. (1 m)
Section Exercise
4.2A Human sex cells
4.2B Human reproductive systems
4.2C Sexual maturity
Level 1
I Fill in the blanks (p. 10) (1 m each)
1 sperms; ova
2 tail
3 one set
4 nocturnal emissions; menstrual cycle
II True or false questions (p. 10) (1 m each)
1 F
2 T
3 T
4 T
5 T
6 F
III Labelling and matching (p. 11) (1 m each)
Part Name
A oviduct
B ovary
C uterus
D vagina
E sperm duct
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F sex glands
G testis
H scrotum
I urethra
J penis
A vii B vi C vii D ix E iii
F iv G i H ii I v J x
Level 2
I Multiple-choice questions (p. 12) (1 m each)
1 B
2 C
3 A
4 A
II Questions (p. 13)
1 a A is ball-shaped (1 m)
while B looks like a tadpole. (1 m)
b A cannot move by itself (1 m)
while B can swim by beating its tail. (1 m)
c The numbers of chromosomes in A and B are half of that in body cells. (1 m)
2 a W (1 m)
b breaks down (1 m)
blood (1 m)
vagina (1 m)
Section Exercise
4.2D Birth of a new life
4.2E Becoming parents
4.2F Family planning and birth control
Level 1
I Fill in the blanks (p. 14) (1 m each)
1 zygote; fertilization
2 foetus
3 Parenting
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4 Contraceptive pills
II True or false questions (p. 14) (1 m each)
1 F
2 F
3 F
4 T
5 T
6 T
7 F
Level 2
I Multiple-choice questions (p. 15) (1 m each)
1 B
2 D
3 D
4 D
II Question (p. 16)
a A: placenta (1 m)
B: umbilical cord (1 m)
C: uterus (1 m)
D: amniotic fluid (1 m)
b D (1 m)
c nutrients (1 m); oxygen (1 m); Wastes (1 m)
d It is pushed out of the mother’s body. (1 m)
Section Exercise
4.3A Heredity
Level 1
I Fill in the blanks (p. 17) (1 m each)
1 heredity
2 double helix
3 C; A; base pairing
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II True or false questions (p. 17) (1 m each)
1 F
2 T
3 T
4 F
Level 2
I Multiple-choice questions (p. 18) (1 m each)
1 D
II Question (p. 18)
a
(2 m)
b base sequences (1 m); proteins (1 m)
Section Exercise
4.3B Variations
4.3C Identical and non-identical twins
Level 1
I Fill in the blanks (p. 19) (1 m each)
1 variations
2 discontinuous
3 continuous
4 environment
II True or false questions (p. 17) (1 m each)
1 F
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2 F
3 T
4 T
5 F
6 F
Level 2
I Multiple-choice questions (p. 20) (1 m each)
1 A
II Question (p. 20)
a [✓] Peter and Paul (1 m)
b Look of earlobes (1 m)
Skill practice (p. 21)
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Skill practice (p. 22)
a
b i 16 cm (1 m)
ii 13 cm (1 m)
Unit Exercise
I True or false questions (p. 23) (1 m each)
1 F
2 T
3 F
4 F
5 T
6 F
7 F
8 T
9 F
10 F
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II Multiple-choice questions (p. 23) (1 m each)
1 A
2 D
3 A
4 C
5 C
6 A
7 B
8 A
9 C
10 A
III Questions (p. 26)
1 a The cell wall was not shown. (1)/
The title is missing. (1)/
Lines are not smooth. (1)/
Labelling lines cross each other. (1)/
The nucleus should not be shaded. (1)
(Any three) (3 m)
b
2 a i For making large adjustments in focusing. (1 m)
ii For making small adjustments in focusing. (1 m)
b Magnification of Part B = 600/15 (1) = 40X (1 m)
c i ➝ iv ➝ ii ➝ iii (2 m)
d To the left. (1 m)
3 a An ovum released from Mrs Lam’s ovary (1) fuses with one of Mr Lam’s
sperms (1) to form a zygote (1).
It divides repeatedly to form an embryo, which attaches to the thickened
uterine lining (1). (4 m)
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b Absence of menstruation / Nausea / Frequent urination / Constipation /
Feeling tired easily. (1 m)
c ii ➝ v ➝ iii ➝ i ➝ iv (3 m)
d A girl. (1 m)
4 a i chromosome (1 m)
ii double helix (1 m)
iii bases (1 m)
iv A , T , C and G (2 m)
b X: C (1 m)
Y: T (1 m)
Z: G (1 m)
c Since the code formed by the sequence of bases is now changed, (1 m)
the cell may not be able to produce the normal kind of protein. (1 m)
5 a i 4 (1 m)
ii 28 (1 m)
b 14 December. (1 m)
c i Rhythm method (1 m)
ii The day when Mandy releases an ovum may not be regular. (1 m)
iii Female sterilization. (1 m)
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