Biology exam thoughts (3 Viewers)

[rand_althor]

Options: http://imgur.com/a/2BR9f

 

[nemo97]

Which part?

part D

 

[Nyminix]

See the last question for communication, if you talked about cataracts instead of accommodation, what mark would they give? At least a 3/4? D:

 

[rand_althor]

part D

(i)


(ii) I think it was right because from A to E is 10 map units but from B to E is 17.5 map units.

(iii) Distance from A to B is also required.

 

[pricey97]

Might be hard to answer but will b6 cutoff be similar to last year orr

 

[Flop21]

?? the mitosis question guys

What mitosis question???????????

 

[chauder]

Might be hard to answer but will b6 cutoff be similar to last year orr

I think it'll be lower than last year considered the amount of strife over this multiple choice...

 

[chauder]

What mitosis question???????????

I don't recall a mitosis question... but then again I missed an entire 7 marker

 

[Stimuli]

Danm i totally got 9 wrong then (Pathogen Q.)

What was question 17's answer? The one with the T-cells and the interaction? I put D.

Test overall was good, reading this thread is lowering my confidence though.

 

[chauder]

Danm i totally got 9 wrong then (Pathogen Q.)

What was question 17's answer? The one with the T-cells and the interaction? I put D.

Test overall was good, reading this thread is lowering my confidence though.

pretty sure 17 was C

 

[Mr_Kap]

I don't recall a mitosis question... but then again I missed an entire 7 marker

yeh the question was: Explain how mitsosis leads to the immune response in maintaining the health of fruit flies via natural selection. 4 MARKS

 

[Mr_Kap]

pretty sure 17 was C

yeh that would be their official answer but B is also correct from bio infocus textbook so maybe theyll acept two

 

[Stimuli]

yeh the question was: Explain how mitsosis leads to the immune response in maintaining the health of fruit flies via natural selection. 4 MARKS

Was this in an option? Do not remember this at all.

 

[Stimuli]

Eh, i think i got 16/20 for MC, which is horrid, rip B6

 

[TQuadded]

yeh the question was: Explain how mitsosis leads to the immune response in maintaining the health of fruit flies via natural selection. 4 MARKS

This was not at all in the Section I of the paper. Making people's heart drop and sh*t.

 

[Mr_Kap]

This was not at all in the Section I of the paper. Making people's heart drop and sh*t.

lol as if that question even makes sense.....

linking mitsosis to immune response should have given the trollness of the question.
But further, linking that to maintainin health in fruit flies (doesn't make sense) via natural selection. As if this question was even considered plausible by some.

 

[Flop21]

This was not at all in the Section I of the paper. Making people's heart drop and sh*t.

oh lol nvm

 

[TQuadded]

lol as if that question even makes sense.....

linking mitsosis to immune response should have given the trollness of the question.
But further, linking that to maintainin health in fruit flies (doesn't make sense) via natural selection. As if this question was even considered plausible by some.

I meant that not carefully reading the question and instead looking at the first word 'Explain' and seeing the words 'mitosis', 'health', 'fruit fly' and 'natural selection' gives off the aura of a nasty HSC question.

 

[TQuadded]

They are talking about an option question right??!?! Holy crap I gotta stop reading this thread, freaking me out.

Read the question carefully, lol.

 

[Flop21]

Guys you know the ebola question. Those that talked about immunoglobins / antibodies...

I talked about antibodies only, not memory lymphocytes. I did not know that memory B cells / T cells could be transferred from person to person??? I know antibodies can be (passive immunisation), so talked about that.

I see a lot of people talking about memory B and T cells, but would that be correct? Can they be transferred to other persons?