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The diagram below represents the direction of flow of blood in a gill capillary. The percentage of oxygen in solution at position A, B, P, Q and R is given in the table below.

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​The diagram below represents the direction of flow of blood in a gill capillary. The percentage of oxygen in solution at position A, B, P, Q and R is given in the table below.

The diagram below represents the direction of flow of blood in a gill capillary. The percentage of oxygen in solution at position A, B, P, Q and R is given in the table below.

​a) Why is the oxygen percentage low at P? (1mk)

​Blood coming from the body has supplied the tissue cells with oxygen/ oxygen has diffused out of capillary into the tissue fluid;

​b) Using evidence from the data given, suggest what will happen to oxygen in the water at  point B. (3mks)

​Oxygen concentration at B reduces/will be at lowest; because blood at P has a lower oxygen concertation creating a diffusing gradient; From A to B there is a diffusion gradient hence at B much oxygen has diffused into the from water into the blood;

​c) Name the organ into which blood coming from the capillary at Q flows. (1mk)

​Heart

​d) Suppose the flow of blood in the capillary illustrated above was in the opposite direction, explain the disadvantage it would have to the fish. (2mks)

​Amount of exchange of respiratory gasses between blood and water would reduce; because of reduced diffusion gradient;

​e) Name the principle where the blood flows in the opposite direction to another fluid. (1mk)

Counter flow system.

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K.C.S.E Biology Q & A - MODEL 2017PP2QN02

12/12/2022

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K.C.S.E Biology Q & A - MODEL 2017PP2QN02

The table below shows variations in the form carbon (IV) oxide is transported in the blood at rest and during physical exercise.
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​(a) Explain why more carbon (IV) oxide ¡s transported in the form of bicarbonate ion. 
(b)Account for the high total plasma content of carbon (IV) oxide during exercises. 
(c) State how one’s involvement in the exercises affects blood pH. 
(d) Name the protein responsible for the transport of carbon (IV) oxide in the blood.
ANSWERS
​(a) Presence of carbonic anhydrase enzyme; which speeds up the conversion of carbon (IV) oxide to weak carbonic acid; which dissociates into hydrogen carbonate ion/(HCO3) (that diffuses out of the red blood cells into the blood plasma);
(b)The body needs high amount of energy; (for the exercise/muscle activity) hence high respiration rate (more oxygen intake); releasing more carbon (IV) oxide (in the blood plasma);
(c)The high rate of respiration (during physical exercises coupled with normal cellular metabolism) results in the production of more carbon(IV) oxide/faster accumulation of lactic acid; lowering the blood plasma pH/making it more acidic (compared to when one is at rest);
(d)Haemoglobin 

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State three ways in which blood capillaries are structurally adapted to their functions.

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K.C.S.E Biology Q & A - MODEL 2018PP1QN08

State three ways in which blood capillaries are structurally adapted to their functions.

State three ways in which blood capillaries are structurally adapted to their functions.
  • Numerous to increase surface area through which materials diffuse;
  • Thin/one-cell thick/single cell epithelium/endothelium for faster diffusion;
  •  Lined with a single cell epithelium for faster diffusion;
  •  Are selectively permeable for passage of materials;
  •  Narrow lumen to maintain pressure;

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Describe the mechanism of inhalation in man

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​(a) Describe the mechanism of inhalation in man. (10mks)

External intercostals  muscles contract; internal intercostals muscle relax, Rib cage move outwards; and upwards; Diaphragm muscles contract, Diaphragm flatten; volume in  thoraci cavity increases; pressure reduces.
Atmospheric air enters the lungs; inflate (correct sequence to be followed)

​(b) Using photosynthesis theory explain the mechanics of opening of stomata. (10mks)

​Guard cells  have chloroplast which photosynthesis in the presence of light, to form sugar, the osmotic pressure of guard cell increases; water move from neighbouring cells into guard cells being thicker than outer walls. Causes the outer wall to stretch more resulting guard cells budging outwards.

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State the importance of breathing through the nose than through the mouth.

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State the importance of breathing through the nose than through the mouth.     (2mks)

  • Nasal cavity has hairs and mucus that trap solid particles and dust;
  • Nasal cavity is well supplied with blood that warms and moistens incoming air.
  • Has olfactory cells that are sensitive to smell;

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Name two types of active immunity

1/11/2021

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Name two types of active immunity (2mks) ​

  • Natural active immunity;
  • Artificial active immunity; ​

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Form two students set up an experiment as shown in the diagram below;

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Form two students set up an experiment as shown in the diagram below;

​(a) Which process was being investigated?      (1mk)

Anaerobic respiration
Rej: Respiration alone

(b) Why was it necessary to boil the glucose solution? (1mk)

To expel all the dissolved oxygen; ​

(c) Write a word equation representing the chemical reaction taking place above in the boiling tube (1mk)

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State two physiological mechanisms of controlling the human body temperatures during a hot day

1/11/2021

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(a) State two physiological mechanisms of controlling the human body temperatures during a hot day (2mks)

  • ​Vasodilation/blood flows on the surface;
  • Hair lies on the skin/hair lies flat on the skin;
  • Metabolic rate decreases;
  • Sweating;

b) Name two ways in which loop of Henle is adapted to its function (2mks)

  • It is long to increase surface area for reabsorption of water.
  • It is lined with a network of capillaries to enhance reabsorption of water;
  • It is u-shaped to bring about counter current multiplier effect/to concentrate salts in the medulla to bring about reabsorption of water

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List down two differences between closed and open circulatory systems

31/10/2021

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a) List down two differences between closed and open circulatory systems (2mks)

Open system                    

  1. Blood flows at low pressure            
  2. Blood flows in haemowel/sinuses body cavity/coacom /directly in contact with cells.
  3. Blood lacks pigments for transport of O2 and Co2    

Closed system

  1. Blood flows at high pressure
  2. Blood is confined in vessels/closed vessels/body vessels;
  3. Blood has pigment for transport of O2 and Co2

b)  Name two ways in which heart muscles are special (2mks)

  • Can contract continuously without fatigue;
  • Their contraction is stated by the muscles themselves (and not by the nerves/myogemic);

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The scheme below illustrates the blood clotting process;

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​The scheme below illustrates the blood clotting process;

The scheme below illustrates the blood clotting process;

​(a) Identify the following;       (2mks)

(i) Protein X

Thromboplastin / thrombokinase; 

​(ii) Enzyme Y

​Thrombin; 

(b) State down the role of ions Z in the scheme above (1mk)

​Activates conversion ofinactive prothrombin to active thrombin;

(iii) Name a trait in humans determined by multiple alleles (1mk)

​Blood groups;
​Set-u  A  

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Study the diagram below and answer the following questions

30/10/2021

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​Study the diagram below and answer the following questions. 

Study the diagram below and answer the following questions.

​(a) (i) Identify the part labelled X                 (1mk)

​Root cap;

​(iii) State the function of part X above      (1mk)

​Protects the root tip from mechanical damage/abrasive effects of the soil particles as it grows 


​(b) List down two characteristics of cells in the region labelled  Z                 (2mks)

  1. They are small;
  2. They have dense cytoplasm
  3. They have thin membranes;
  4. They lack vacuoles

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Why is osmosis regarded as a special case of diffusion, List down two importance of active transport in animals

30/10/2021

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​(a) Why is osmosis regarded as a special case of diffusion (1mk)

Involves the movement of water molecules from a region where they are highly concentrated to a region where they are lowly concentrated through a semi-permeable membrane.

​(b) List down two importance of active transport in animals  (2mks)

  • Reabsorption of sugars and some salts by the kidney;
  • Absorption of digested food from alimentary canal of animals into the blood stream;
  • Excretion of waste products from body cells;
  • Accumulation of substances into the body to affect osmotic imbalance in acid and saline environment.



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List down the processes responsible for ;

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List down the processes responsible for; (2mks)

​(i) The formation of glomerular filtrate

​ultra filtration 

​(ii) Absence of glucose and amino acids in urine.

​Reabsorption;

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Gaseous Exchange Questions and Answers

4/10/2020

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Gaseous Exchange Questions and Answers


1.  1992 Q11 P1

    The diagram below represents an organ from a bony fish. Study the diagram and answer the questions that follow

    (a) Identify the organ and the parts labelled M, N, and P

organ from a bony fish

    M________________

    N________________

    P________________

    (b) How the structures are labelled P adapted to their function?

2.  1994 Q14 P1

    What are the characteristics do gills of a fish and the mouth cavity of a frog have in common that enables them to be efficient in gaseous exchange?

3.  1996 Q14 P1

    (a) Describe the path taken by carbon dioxide released from the tissue of an insect to the atmosphere (3 marks)

    (b) Name two structures used for gaseous exchange   in plants (2 marks)

4.  1998 Q4 P1

    Why are gills in fish highly vascularised?

5.  1999 Q5 P1

    Suggest three reasons why green plants are included in a fish aquarium.

6.  1999 Q16 P1

    Describe the:

    a) Process of inhalation in mammals.

    b) Mechanisms of opening and closing of stomata in plants.

7.  2000 Q11c P1

    State two ways in which the leaf is suited to gaseous exchange

8.  2001 Q10 P1

    Name three sites where gaseous exchange takes place in terrestrial plants.

9.  2002 Q9 P1

    Name two gaseous exchange structures in higher plants.

10. 2003 Q13 P1

    The diagram below shows gaseous exchange in tissues.

gaseous exchange in tissues

    a) Name the gas that diffuses:

    i) To the body cells

    ii) From the body cells

    b) Which compound dissociates to release the gas named in (a) (i) above?

    c) i) What is tissue fluid?

    ii) What is the importance of tissue fluid?


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K.C.S.E Biology Q & A - MODEL 2019PP2QN08

2/7/2020

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K.C.S.E Biology Q & A - MODEL 2019PP2QN08

Explain the effect of increased physical activity on the following organ systems: 
(a) heart
(b) lungs
(c) kidneys
(d) skin.
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​(a) Heart
-Increased heart beat/ rate/cardiac frequency; increase blood pressure; pumping more blood to the muscles/Peripheral blood vessels; at a faster rates; supplying oxygen; Nutrients; for continued oxidation/respiration; to yield energy needed to sustain the (vigorous) contraction/relaxation of muscles during the physical activity; carbon (iv) oxide /Lactic acid/other Nitrogenous wastes/Metabolic wastes produced during the process are also eliminated/ transported to the relevant excretory organs for elimination; the wastes ,if left to accumulate Can also intoxicate/poison cells/cause muscle cramps/pain/fatigue;
 
(b) Lungs
-Panting /increased breathing rates; cause the lungs to expand/increase in volume to take in more air/oxygen; and deflate to expel more carbon (iv) oxide; more oxygen is taken in (during exercise) to sustain the process of muscle respiration/to produce the required energy (for constant muscle contraction and relaxation);
 
  1. Kidneys
 
Kidneys also maintain the blood plasma pH; and osmotic balance; by elimination excess hydrogen ions(H+) that accumulate to production of Lactic acid/CO2 during the exercise;
To maintain the osmotic balance kidneys conserve sodium ions (Na+); and reabsorb water (in the kidney tubules); Leading to reduction in the volume of urine produced; During exercise the kidney tend to filter out urine releasing more in the urine;
 
(d) Skin
 - Due to increased muscle activity during physical exercise are sweats(more); Eliminating Nitrogenous wastes/ excess water; through the skin/sweat pores) cooling the body; After (water in) sweat evaporates the increased internal body temperature also leads to dilation of superficial blood vessels (vasodilation)/ blood flowing near the skin; leading to loss of excess heat (to the atmosphere) by radiation/ convection; the hair on the skin surface also lie Flat to allow for loss of heat( to the environment) by radiation/convection;
 
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