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IGCSE Biology Inheritance Guide

The document provides a mark scheme and answers for an exam on the topic of inheritance and genetics. It includes multiple choice and written answer questions on topics like human reproduction, antibodies, meiosis, fertility problems, and artificial insemination.

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IGCSE Biology Inheritance Guide

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Inheritance
Mark Scheme 7

Level IGCSE
Subject Biology
Exam Board CIE
Topic Inheritance
Paper Type (Extended) Theory Paper
Booklet Mark Scheme 7

Time Allowed: 56 minutes

Score: /46

Percentage: /100
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1 (a)
letter from
function name of organ
Fig. 3.1

production of gametes ovary T;

site of implantation uterus X; ignore lining / endometrium – not an organ


R uterus wall
site of fertilisation oviduct / fallopian tube R; R ‘egg, canal / tube’

dilates during birth cervix V


[3]

(b) (i) ovary / ovaries ; ignore T [1] R follicle – not an organ

(ii) makes (Graafian) follicle, form / develop / mature / be produced ; A egg / ovum / gamete for follicle
causes, secretion / release / production, of oestrogen ; [max 1] R ovulation / described
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Answer Marks Guidance for Examiners

1 (c) (i)
award the following to max 3 award max 2 for data quotes including changes in concentration over stated
number of days - units must be used at least once in the answer

increase from, day 1 / first day, to day 11 ; 155 / 156 (arbitrary) units on day 11 ;
A peaks at day 11 / increases over first 10/11 days

decreases from day 11 to day 15 ; 54 / 55 (arbitrary) units on day 15 ;

increases to day 20 / peaks (again) at day 20 ; 136 (arbitrary) units on day 20 ;

decreases to, day 27 / last day ; 40 (arbitrary) units on day 27 ;


[max 4]

(ii) release of, egg / egg cell / ovum / oocyte / female gamete ; R ovule

either
from, ovary / follicle
or
into fallopian tube / oviduct ; [2]

(d) 1 sperm cell digests way through, jelly coat / AW ; ignore egg wall / cell wall
2 uses enzymes (from acrosome) ;
3 sperm, attaches to / fuses with, egg / AW ; A fusion of gametes
4 whole sperm cell enters egg / head of sperm enters egg ;
5 (egg membrane changes so that) no other sperm can enter ;
6 haploid / 23 chromosomes ;
7 nuclei, fuse / join ; A ref to chromosomes ‘coming together’
8 diploid / 46 chromosomes ; ignore events after fertilisation
9 zygote ; [max 3]
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1 (e) (i) length / molecule / thread / strand, of DNA (and proteins) ;


made of (string of), genes / alleles ; A contains genes R pair of genes
[max 2]

(ii) 46 ; A 23 pairs [1]


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2 (a) MP1 attach to virus / bacteria / antigens ;


MP2 prevent movement around the body ;
MP3 prevent entry into cells ;
MP4 stop division ;
MP5 combine with / neutralise, toxins ;
MP6 clump, bacteria / viruses, together ;
MP7 help phagocytes engulf virus / bacteria ; [max 3]
(b) kidney would be rejected ;
(lymphocytes produce anti-A) antibodies ;
(antibodies) attach to blood vessels ; [max 2]
(c) no, blood / capillaries / antigens / antibodies / white cells / lymphocytes, in the cornea ; [max 1]
(d)
IAIO × IBIO ;
IA IO + IB IO ;
IOIO ; [3]
(e)

term example

a dominant allele IA

heterozygous genotype IAIO / IBIO / IAIB ;

codominant alleles IA and IB ;

phenotype (blood) group, A / B / AB / O ;


[3]
[Total: 12]
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3 (a 34/35/36mm
0.14

answer = (x) 243 to 257 ;; [2]

(b) no, flagellum / tail ; only accept structural points


no, acrosome / (digestive) enzymes ;
has, food / energy, store ;
more cytoplasm ;
larger nucleus ;
more membrane / larger surface area ; [max 3]

(c) reduces / halves, number of chromosomes ;


so number of chromosomes does not double each generation ;
gives variation ; [max 2]
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3 (d) man
cannot produce sperm ;
sperm cannot swim / defective sperm / AW ;
few sperm / low sperm count ;
blockage of, epididymis / vas deferens ;
result of, STD / named STD ;
AVP ; had a vasectomy / problem with ejaculation / not enough nutrient
in semen [max 1]

woman
low concentration of / no, FSH ;
follicles do not develop / cannot ovulate ;
damaged / blocked / cut, oviduct ;
AVP ; e.g. post menopause / embryo cannot implant / uterine lining does
not thicken [max 1]

(e) to increase chances of fertilisation ;


fertilisation occurs in the oviduct ;
sperm can only survive for a few days (in the oviduct) ;
placed in the uterus and not in the vagina as sperm less likely to die /
AW ;
AVP ; e.g. ref to female’s immune system
takes 1–2 days for sperm to reach, egg / oviduct [max 3]

(f) to maintain, endometrium / lining of uterus ;


for implantation ;
prevent loss of embryo (through menstruation) ;
inhibits, secretion / release, of FSH / LH ;
no development of (more) follicles / AW ; [max 3]

(g) number of women who become pregnant out of all women who have AI ;
as a percentage / out of every 100 ; [2]

[Total: 17]

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