Hi students,
Thank God i finally get a new laptop to work on. I will send you the answer for section B via email by end of today, pls check your email. If you do not get them, pls contact your friend/s to forward a copy of the answer. Most probably you did not give me a valid email.
All the best!
Best rgds,
teacher Sharon
Subang Jaya
Mere Books
Sunday, 25 November 2012
Saturday, 10 November 2012
2012 MRSM Paper 3 (Answer)
Question 1:
a) 94, 62, 46
b) i)
1. The volume of urine collected after taking distilled water is 94ml.
2. The volume of urine collected after taking 10.0% of drinking water is 46ml.
ii)
1. The volume of urine collected is the highest after taking distilled water because osmotic pressure decreases, volume of water reabsorb at the kidney tubule decreases.
2. The volume of urine collected is the lowest after taking 10.0% drinking water because osmotic pressure increases, volume of water reabsorb at the kidney tubule increases.
1. The volume of urine collected after taking distilled water is 94ml.
2. The volume of urine collected after taking 10.0% of drinking water is 46ml.
ii)
1. The volume of urine collected is the highest after taking distilled water because osmotic pressure decreases, volume of water reabsorb at the kidney tubule decreases.
2. The volume of urine collected is the lowest after taking 10.0% drinking water because osmotic pressure increases, volume of water reabsorb at the kidney tubule increases.
c) MV: Concentration of drinking water à use different concentration of drinking water.
RV: volume of urine collected à measure and record the volume of urine collected by using a measuring cylinder.
CV: Volume of drinking water à fix the volume of drinking water at 500ml.
CV: Volume of drinking water à fix the volume of drinking water at 500ml.
d) The higher the concentration of drinking water, the lower the volume of urine produced.
e) I)
Concentration of drinking water (%)
|
Volume of drinking water (ml)
|
Volume of urine collected (ml)
|
Percentage of water reabsorbed by kidney (%)
|
0.0
|
500
|
94
|
81.2
|
5.0
|
500
|
62
|
87.6
|
10.0
|
500
|
46
|
90.8
|
f) As the concentration of drinking water intake increases, the percentage of water reabsorbed increases. This is because the osmotic pressure increases, therefore volume of water reabsorb increases.
g) The volume of urine collected will be more than 94ml. this is because caffeinated drink causes the volume of water reabsorb at the kidney tubule decreases.
h) Osmoregulation is a process of maintaining osmotic pressure of the blood which can be determine by the volume of urine collected ; the volume of urine collected is affected by the concentration of drinking water.
i)
Variable
|
Apparatus
|
Material
|
Manipulated
|
Drinking cup
|
Sodium chloride solution
|
Responding
|
Measuring cylinder
|
Urine collected
|
Controlled
|
Stopwatch
|
student
|
Question 2:
Problem statement: What is the effect of concentration of carbon dioxide on the rate of photosynthesis of Hydrilla sp.
Hypothesis: The higher the concentration of carbon dioxide, the higher the rate of photosynthesis of Hydrilla sp.
Variables:
MV: Concentration of carbon dioxide
RV: Number of air bubbles release in 10 minutes
CV: Light intensity OR distance of Hydrilla sp. Plant from the light source
Apparatus: Glass funnel, light source, 60W bulb, beaker( 500ml), stopwatch, meter ruler, thermometer.
Material: Hydrilla sp., plasticine, distilled water, sodium hydrogen carbonate 2%, 4%, 6%, 8%.
Experimental Procedures: pls refer to your reference book/form 4 notes for procedures.
Presentation of Data:
Hypothesis: The higher the concentration of carbon dioxide, the higher the rate of photosynthesis of Hydrilla sp.
Variables:
MV: Concentration of carbon dioxide
RV: Number of air bubbles release in 10 minutes
CV: Light intensity OR distance of Hydrilla sp. Plant from the light source
Apparatus: Glass funnel, light source, 60W bulb, beaker( 500ml), stopwatch, meter ruler, thermometer.
Material: Hydrilla sp., plasticine, distilled water, sodium hydrogen carbonate 2%, 4%, 6%, 8%.
Experimental Procedures: pls refer to your reference book/form 4 notes for procedures.
Presentation of Data:
Concentration of sodium hydrogen carbonate (%)
|
Number of air bubbles release in 10 minutes
|
Rate of photosynthesis (min-1)
|
2
| ||
4
| ||
6
| ||
8
|
Tuesday, 30 October 2012
SPM Bible Knowledge
SPM Bible Knowledge Paper
Teachers Christian Fellowship BK SPM
'"The Lord bless you
and keep you;
The Lord make his face shine upon you;
and be gracious to you;
The Lord turn his face toward you
and give you peace."'
Numbers 6: 24-26
Teachers Christian Fellowship BK SPM
'"The Lord bless you
and keep you;
The Lord make his face shine upon you;
and be gracious to you;
The Lord turn his face toward you
and give you peace."'
Numbers 6: 24-26
Monday, 29 October 2012
Every moment Thanking God
Happy Moments.....Praise God.
Difficult Moments..... Seek God.
Quiet Moments...... Worship God.
Painful Moments..... Trust God.
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Every Moment, Thank God.
Saturday, 27 October 2012
Perfect Score SPM Biology
Perfect Score Biology 2011
Question paper 2 & 3
Correction:
On page 20
Diagram 10: L's wife and L's daughter are both normal female!
On page 21
Question 10 c(i): state the genotypes and gametes for the parents in the second generation.
Answer paper 2 & 3
Correction:
Page 56
Question 1(e)(i)
Height of coloured liquid is 3cm-1cm=2cm
........
Page 57
(h) responding apparatus is metre ruler, material is coloured liquid
Note: you might need to correct some answer on the answer scheme if it is necessary.
All the best!
Question paper 2 & 3
Correction:
On page 20
Diagram 10: L's wife and L's daughter are both normal female!
On page 21
Question 10 c(i): state the genotypes and gametes for the parents in the second generation.
Answer paper 2 & 3
Correction:
Page 56
Question 1(e)(i)
Height of coloured liquid is 3cm-1cm=2cm
........
Page 57
(h) responding apparatus is metre ruler, material is coloured liquid
Note: you might need to correct some answer on the answer scheme if it is necessary.
All the best!
Friday, 26 October 2012
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