General Thoughts: Biology (4 Viewers)

[booshbanditxx]

I actually found it fairly easy. Didn't like the multiple choice too much, but I reckon the paper was fairly straightforward. I felt the paper was tailored nicely to my strengths. fingers crossed!

 

[scarletter]

I got (C) for Q.4
(D) for Q.6

+1

 

[ayce93]

I got 11) A, :S

 

[dannielle_93]

this is correct

im certain the answer was cytotoxic t cells (d i believe)

Our teacher said best answer would be killer
But I think it was stupid I thought they wouldn't put killer and cytotoxic in unintentionally so I said b cells :/

 

[ReneeApple]

But aren't Cytotoxic T Cells, Cell mediated - i.e. They only affect infected cells. Whereas B-cells are actually Blood-mediated...i.e. They attack the antigens directly?

Well the question was "which type of cells destroy virally infected cells?"

Phagocytosis is B cells. The viruses get into a host cell and do their thing, and to seal it off the phagocyte comes along, swallows it and kills it.

 

[Hayzazz]

I got 11) A, :S

11) is A I believe, because water pressure is part of the source to sink theory.

 

[leebanana]

yeah i'd definitely say for the multiple choice with the virus infecting cells, it's cytotoxic T cells (i luckily picked that one, was tossing it up between that and killer t cells)
There is a difference- Cytotoxic t cells provide cell mediated immunity against virus that have infected cells while (natural) killer t cells bind to "foreign" lipids
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cytotoxic_T_cells
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Natural_killer_T_cell

 

[annie-louise]

The answer is definately cytotoxic T-cells. Killer T is like the nickname given to them. Cytotoxic is the scientific name. And its definately not B-cells as they produce antibodies in the lymph nodes and the ANTIBODIES actually go to the site of infection, not the cell itself. Cytotoxic T actually go to the site and 'lyse' the infected cells.

 

[ReneeApple]

I got 11) A, :S

That's right I think, water in the phloem does build up pressure to take it to the sink

 

[UnrealAnchovies]

the more i think of multiple choice the more i think i fucked it up

 

[SpreadTheWord]

Multiple choice was annoying.. I thought killer T-cells were the same as cytotoxic T-cells?
And.. what are proteins bound to?

Proteins - Salts im pretty sure. Because i've heard plasma proteins, carry salt ions - thats what i choose anyway. But man, that was harder than the hardest trial independent Physics test i've ever done.

How many 7/8 markers do they want to induce. I practical bullshitted the understanding of Biology and implications for society.

 

[leebanana]

i found multiple choice the hardest part of the test. The rest was pretty standard

 

[Hayzazz]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cytotoxic_T_cell
"A cytotoxic T cell... belongs to a sub-group of T lymphocytes (a type of white blood cell) that are capable of inducing the death of infected somatic or tumor cells; they kill cells that are infected with viruses (or other pathogens), or are otherwise damaged or dysfunctional.

So it was D!

 

[keithbaby]

Re: 2011 HSC Biology Paper

thanks but its missing some questions

 

[Rajishnu Sharma]

My multiple choice answers - you're retarded:
1. A - plants and animals can interbreed
2. B - salt is bound to protein in blood
3. C
4. D Genes and DNA
5. D - 100% - like my mark
6. No correct answer coz he proved spontaneous generation
7. C - stops dirt transfer
8. No correct answer - its phagocytes
9. B - cause macroparasites are clearly the smallest
10. A - cloning increases genetic variability
11. C - this diagram clearly shows photosynthesis
12. C - no one wants to eat piss
13. C - there is no oxygen in the blood, only nitrogen.
14. A - no explanation required, retards.
15. E
16. D - need I explain?
17. A - the allele is for non-retarded and you
18. D - capillaries have valves.
19. B - malaria comes from lead poisoning, you idiots
20. It's Fkn B!!!

You mirin'?

 

[Dazdev]

HATED GENETICS - There goes my ATAR. I looked at Biotechnology after I finished the exam and it looked so easy. Im fucking pissed. Worst option.

 

[UnrealAnchovies]

i was literally smiling when i saw the communication 7 marker since i'd studied all that shit the morning before the exam

 

[timting95]

Well the question was "which type of cells destroy virally infected cells?"

Phagocytosis is B cells. The viruses get into a host cell and do their thing, and to seal it off the phagocyte comes along, swallows it and kills it.

aren't B Cells Lymphocytes that have matured in the Bone Marrow though?? Phagocytes are Macrophages and Neutrophils?

 

[kappy]

Proteins - Salts im pretty sure. Because i've heard plasma proteins, carry salt ions - thats what i choose anyway. But man, that was harder than the hardest trial independent Physics test i've ever done.

How many 7/8 markers do they want to induce. I practical bullshitted the understanding of Biology and implications for society.

I thought it was C02 :S http://diatronic.co.uk/nds/webpub/carbon_dioxide.htm

BUT THEN AGAIN I AM AN IDIOT

 

[scarletter]

I got 11) A, :S

yeah I thought 11 was A as well.

Isn't it that the water causes the pressure gradient to rise at the 'source' which allows the movement of material from the 'source' to the 'sink'?