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BiologyHigher levelPaper 1
20 pages
Thursday 9 May 2019 (afternoon)
1 hour
Instructions to candidates
yy Do not open this examination paper until instructed to do so.yy Answer all the questions.yy For each question, choose the answer you consider to be the best and indicate your choice on
the answer sheet provided.yy The maximum mark for this examination paper is [40 marks].
© International Baccalaureate Organization 2019
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1. Themagnificationofthemicrographis2000×.
X
[Source:https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/6/6c/HeLa_cells_stained_with_Hoechst_33258.jpg byTenOfAllTrades.]
WhatisthemaximumdiameterofthenucleusinthecelllabelledX?
A. 10μm
B. 10nm
C. 20μm
D. 20 nm
2. Theimageshowsamicrographofacell.
[Source:©2014,https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Mitosis_(261_13)_Pressed;_root_meristem_of_onion_ (cells_in_prophase,_metaphase,_anaphase,_telophase).jpgbyDoc.RNDr.JosefReischig,CSc.]
Whatexplainstheappearanceofthecellinthemicrograph?
A. Thecellisdying.
B. TheDNAisreplicating.
C. Thecellisinmetaphase.
D. Thecellisintelophase.
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3. Whichprocessesareinvolvedinthedevelopmentofcancer?
I. Mutationsoccurinoncogenes.
II. Oncogenespreventcancer.
III. Oncogenesaffectcellcycleregulatoryproteins.
A. IandIIonly
B. IandIIIonly
C. IIandIIIonly
D. I,IIandIII
4. Thetableshowsconcentrationsofpotassiumionsandsodiumionsinsideandoutsidehumancells.
Concentration of ions / 10–3 mol dm–3
Ions Intracellular Extracellular
Potassiumions 135 4
Sodiumions 10 145
[Source:©InternationalBaccalaureateOrganization2019]
Whatexplainstheseconcentrations?
A. Potassiumionsdiffuseinandsodiumionsdiffuseout.
B. Sodiumionsdiffuseinandpotassiumionsdiffuseout.
C. Activetransportpumpssodiumionsinandpotassiumionsout.
D. Activetransportpumpssodiumionsoutandpotassiumionsin.
5. Wheredohydrogenbondsform?
A. Betweentheslightnegativechargeofhydrogenandslightpositivechargeofoxygenwithinawatermolecule
B. Betweentheslightpositivechargeofhydrogenandslightnegativechargeofoxygenwithinawatermolecule
C. Betweentheslightpositivechargeofhydrogenandslightnegativechargeofoxygenindifferentwatermolecules
D. Betweentheslightnegativechargeofhydrogenandslightpositivechargeofoxygenindifferentwatermolecules
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6. Thediagramshowstwopolysaccharides,formedfromcondensationofmanyglucosemolecules.
X Y
[Source:©InternationalBaccalaureateOrganization2019]
WhatarethenamesofXandY?
X Y
A. glycogen amylose
B. amylopectin amylase
C. amylase glycogen
D. amylose amylopectin
7. Whichstatementcorrectlydescribesgenomeandproteome?
A. Onlythegenomebutnottheproteomecanbeanalysedusinggelelectrophoresis.
B. Thegenomeandtheproteomearethesameinalltissuesinanorganism.
C. Incellsofdifferenttissues,thegenomeisthesamewhiletheproteomevaries.
D. Onlymutationsintheproteomebutnotinthegenomecauseanyvariability.
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8. ThebasesequencesofashortsectionofDNAareshown,togetherwithmRNAthathasbeentranscribedfromitandoneofthetRNAanticodonsthatcouldbeusedtotranslatethemRNA.
DNA strand 1 A-C-G-G-C-A-T-T-A-G-C-T-A tRNA anticodon U-U-A
DNA strand 2 T-G-C-C-G-T-A-A-T-C-G-A-T mRNA U-G-C-C-G-U-A-A-U-C-G-A-U
WhichstrandofDNAistranscribedandtowhichcodoninthemRNAwouldthetRNAanticodonbindduringtranslation?
DNA strand transcribed mRNA codon that tRNA anticodon binds to
A. DNAstrand1 second
B. DNAstrand2 second
C. DNAstrand1 third
D. DNAstrand2 third
9. Thegraphshowstheactivityofanenzymeatdifferenttemperatures.
Rate
Temperature[Source:©InternationalBaccalaureateOrganization2019]
Whatdoesthedashedlineinthegraphrepresent?
A. Increasingtemperatureincreasessubstrateconcentration.
B. Increasingtemperatureaffectstheactivesite.
C. Increasingtemperatureincreasestherateofreaction.
D. Increasingtemperaturedecreasesthemovementofparticles.
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10. Thediagramshowsatypeoffattyacid.
CC
C
HH
CC
HH
CC
CC
HH
H H H H H H H
CC
C
HH
CC
HH
H H H H
CC
HH
CC
HH
H H
O
O
H
H
H
H
H
Whattypeoffattyacidisshown?
A. Transunsaturated
B. Cisunsaturated
C. Transsaturated
D. Cissaturated
11. HersheyandChaseusedabacteriophage(avirusthatinfectsbacteria)toinvestigatethechemicalnatureofgenes.Thediagramshowsabacteriophage.
[Source:GrahamKnottandChristelGenoud,‘Commentary:isEMdead?’,Journal of Cell Science(2013), 126:4545–4552,reproducedwithpermission.http://jcs.biologists.org/content/126/20/4545.figures-only
doi:10.1242/jcs.124123http://www.biologists.com/journal-of-cell-science]
ThesulphurintheproteinandthephosphorusintheDNAofthebacteriophagewereradioactivelylabelled.Thedataobtainedafterbacterialinfectionandcentrifugationareshowninthetable.
Sample source Supernatant Pellet
Radioactivesulphur 80% 20%
Radioactivephosphorus 30% 70%
WhatdidHersheyandChaseconcludefromtheirexperiment?
A. DNAwasmainlyoutsidethebacterialcells.
B. Virusesinfectbacterialcellswithproteins.
C. ViralDNAwasfoundwithinthebacterialcells.
D. NeitherproteinnorDNAwerechemicalsmakingupgenesinviruses.
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12. WhatarethefunctionsofDNAprimaseandDNApolymeraseIinDNAreplication?
DNA primase DNA polymerase I
A. addsashortDNAprimertothetemplatestrand
replacesRNAwithDNAintheOkazakifragmentsoftheleadingstrand
B. addsashortDNAprimertothetemplatestrand
replacesDNAprimerswithRNA
C. addsashortRNAprimertothetemplatestrand
replacesRNAwithDNAintheOkazakifragmentsoftheleadingstrand
D. addsashortRNAprimertothetemplatestrand
replacesRNAprimerswithDNA
13. Anucleotidecontainingdideoxyriboseisshown.
N N
O
H
H
H
H
H
CH2
H
H
CH3
O
H
O
O
P O–O
O
Whatisthereasonfortheuseofdideoxyribonucleotidestoterminatesequencesinbasesequencing?
A. Nucleotidescannotform5′to3′linkageswithdideoxyribonucleotides.
B. Nucleotidescannotformbasepairswithdideoxyribonucleotides.
C. Dideoxyribonucleotidescannotformhydrogenbondswithdeoxyribose.
D. Dideoxyribonucleotidesdonothaveallfournitrogenousbases.
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14. WhatappliestoDNAbasesequences?
I. Somegenesdonotcodeforproteins.
II. Promotersaretranscribedalongwiththegene.
III. Intronsareonlyfoundwithingenescodingforproteins.
A. Ionly
B. IIonly
C. IIandIIIonly
D. I,IIandIII
15. ThediagramshowscompoundsintheKrebscyclelabelledasX,YandZ.
Acetyl CoA
CO2
CO2
Reduced FAD
FAD NAD
NADNAD
Reduced NAD
Reduced NAD
Reduced NADReduced NAD
NAD
X
Y
Z
[Source:©InternationalBaccalaureateOrganization2019]
HowmanycarbonatomsarethereinYandintheacetylgroupofacetylCoA?
Number of carbon atoms
Y Acetyl CoA
A. 5 2
B. 4 2
C. 5 3
D. 4 3
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16. Whichproteinisidentifiedwithitsfunction?
Protein Function
A. collagen providesstrengthandsupportfortissuesandorgans
B. rhodopsin enzymefoundintears
C. insulin raisesbloodglucoseconcentrations
D. immunoglobulin helpsinbloodclotting
17. Thediagramshowsastageincelldivision.
[Source:©InternationalBaccalaureateOrganization2019]
Whatisthestageshown?
A. AnaphaseIofmitosis
B. AnaphaseIIofmitosis
C. AnaphaseIofmeiosis
D. AnaphaseIIofmeiosis
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18. Thepedigreechartshowsafamilyaffectedbycysticfibrosis.
I
II
III
IV
Key: unaffectedmale
affectedmale
unaffectedfemale
affectedfemale
[Source:©InternationalBaccalaureateOrganization2019]
Whatisthegenotypeoftheaffectedboy’sfather?
A. AAonly
B. EitherAAorAa
C. Aaonly
D. aaonly
19. Thecheetah(Acinonyx jubatus)isalargecatfoundinAfrica.Ithasbeendiscoveredthat organscouldbetransferredbetweenanytwoindividualswithoutrejectionoftheorgan. Whatistheprobablereasonforthis?
A. Cheetahshavepoorreproductivesuccess.
B. Cheetahshavehighheterozygosity.
C. Cheetahshavealargegenepool.
D. Cheetahshaveasmallgenepool.
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20. WilliamBatesonandReginaldPunnettusedthesweetpea(Lathyrus odoratus)ingeneticsstudiesintheearly20thcentury.Pure-breedingplantsthatproducedpurpleflowersandlongpollengrainswerecrossedwithpure-breedingplantsthatproducedredflowersandroundpollengrains.Theresultingoffspringallproducedpurpleflowersandlongpollengrains.TwooftheF1generationplantswerecrossed.ThetableshowstheratioofphenotypesintheF2generation.
Flower colour Pollen grain shape Number of plants
purple long 4831
purple round 390
red long 393
red round 1138
Whatisanexplanationfortheseexperimentalresults?
A. Purpleflowersandlongpollengrainsaredominantandthealleleshaveassortedindependently.
B. Thegenesforflowercolourandpollenshapearelinkedandallplantsproducinglongpollengrainsarerecombinants.
C. Thegenesforflowercolourandpollenshapearelinkedandallplantsproducingredflowersarerecombinants.
D. Plantsproducingpurpleflowersandroundpollengrainsarosethroughcrossingover.
21. Geneticallymodifiedmaize,calledBtmaize,isthoughttobeaffectingthemonarchbutterfly(Danaus plexippus)intheUSA.Whatisthereasonforthis?
A. Themonarchbutterflyfeedsonmaizenectar,whichcontainsBttoxin.
B. Themonarchcaterpillarfeedsonmaizeleaves,whichcontainBttoxin.
C. Bttoxinkillstheplantsthatthemonarchcaterpillarusuallyeats.
D. Bttoxinisinmaizepollen,whichblowsontoplantsthatthemonarchcaterpillareats.
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22. Tworestrictionendonucleases(EcoRIandBamHI)wereusedtocutaDNAsampleintosmallerfragments.Thesewerethensubjectedtogelelectrophoresisandtheresultsareshown.ThelengthsoftheDNAfragmentsaremeasuredinkilobases(kb).Onekilobaseis1000DNAbases.
[Source:©InternationalBaccalaureateOrganization2019]
Whichstatementissupportedbythedata?
A. TheDNAsampleisapproximately16kbinsize.
B. Eachendonucleaseproducesa2kbfragment.
C. Bothendonucleasesproducethesamenumberoffragments.
D. Thefragmentsproducedusingbothendonucleasesarealldifferentfromthoseproducedbytheindividualendonucleases.
23. Theglobalcarboncycleinvolvessinkswherecarbonisstored,andfluxeswherecarbonistransferred.Whatarethelargestsinkandflux?
Sink Flux
A. atmosphere combustion
B. oceans respiration
C. oceans photosynthesis
D. limestone photosynthesis
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24. Inanecosystem,inthetransferofcarbonfromproducerstoconsumers,whatiscarbontransferredas?
I. Carbondioxide
II. Protein
III. Hydrogencarbonateions
A. Ionly
B. IIonly
C. IandIIonly
D. IandIIIonly
25. TheSilverSpringsfeedintotheSilverRiverinFlorida.ThediagramshowsapyramidofenergyfortheSilverSpringsecosystem.TheunitsarekJ m–2 y–1.
IV
III
II
I 20 810
3368
383
21
[Source:©InternationalBaccalaureateOrganization2019]
WhatdolevelIandlevelIIIrepresentinthepyramidofenergy?
I III
A. sunlight secondaryconsumer
B. producer tertiaryconsumer
C. producer secondaryconsumer
D. primaryconsumer tertiaryconsumer
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26. Thecladogramshowssomemajorordersofplacentalmammalsandisbasedonbiochemicalevidence.
[Source:©InternationalBaccalaureateOrganization2019]
Whichconclusioncanbedrawnfromevidenceinthecladogram?
A. PrimatesandSireniahavenotevolvedfromacommonancestor.
B. PrimatesandCetaceadonotformpartofanyclade.
C. CetaceaarelesscloselyrelatedtoSireniathantoPrimates.
D. Xenarthrahavenotbeenchangedbyevolutionforlongerthanotherclades.
27. Ifseedsofanunknownspeciesofplantarediscovered,whatassumptioncanbemadeaboutthespecies?
A. Itsmalegametesarecontainedwithinpollen.
B. Itsseedsarecontainedwithinfruits.
C. Itisinthedomainarchaea.
D. Itisinthephylumangiospermophyta.
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28. Whichisthehierarchyoftaxainorderofincreasingnumbersofspecies?
A. genus,family,order,class
B. class,order,genus,family
C. genus,family,class,order
D. class,order,family,genus
29. Whatcausestheatrioventricularvalvestocloseduringaheartbeat?
A. Pressureintheatriaishigherthanintheventricles.
B. Pressureintheatriaislowerthanintheventricles.
C. Pressureinthearteriesishigherthanintheventricles.
D. Pressureinthearteriesislowerthanintheventricles.
30. WhatobservationdidWilliamHarveyuseasevidenceforthecirculationofblood?
A. Theventriclesoftheheartpumpbloodoutintoarteries.
B. Valvesensureunidirectionalflowofblood.
C. Capillariescarrybloodfromarteriestoveins.
D. Allorgansofthebodyhaveaseparatebloodsupply.
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31. Thediagramshowsthehumanmalereproductivesystem.
[Source:logika600/Shutterstock]
Whichnumbersindicateaglandprovidingfluidforspermandatubethattransportsspermonly?
Gland providing fluid for sperm
Tube transporting sperm only
A. 1 2
B. 5 3
C. 4 3
D. 5 2
32. Thehormonesinsulin,glucagon,thyroxinandleptincanallaffectenergystorageinthebody.Whichhormoneincreasestherateofenergyreleaseanduse?
A. Insulin
B. Glucagon
C. Thyroxin
D. Leptin
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33. WhatisthefunctionoftheloopofHenle?
A. Toreabsorbsalt
B. Tomaintainahypertonicsolutioninthemedulla
C. Totransportliquidfromthecollectingductstotheconvolutedtubules
D. Toreabsorbglucose
34. Whatisthenitrogenouswasteexcretedininsects?
A. Urea
B. Uricacid
C. Ammonia
D. Urine
35. Whatarefeaturesofbothendoskeletonsofmammalsandexoskeletonsofinsects?
A. Theyarebothmadeofbone.
B. Theybothhavecartilage.
C. Theyarebothmovedbyantagonisticsetsofmuscles.
D. Bothconsistofdeadtissue.
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36. Thebloodoftwomenwastestedandtheresultsareshown.Anti-Dreferstotherhesusbloodgroup.Clottingindicatesthatantigensassociatedwithaparticularfactororbloodgrouparepresentinabloodsample.
Anti-D
Positive Negative
[Source:©InternationalBaccalaureateOrganization2019]
Themanwhotestedpositiveforanti-DwasthentestedforABObloodgroup.Theseresultswereobtained.
Bloodtypetest
Anti-A Anti-B
[Source:©InternationalBaccalaureateOrganization2019]
WhatABObloodgroupdoesthemantestingpositiveforanti-Dhave?
A. A
B. B
C. AB
D. O
37. Whatistheorderofincreasingsizeofmusclestructures?
A. muscle,musclefibre,myofibril,sarcomere
B. myofibril,musclefibre,sarcomere,muscle
C. sarcomere,myofibril,musclefibre,muscle
D. musclefibre,sarcomere,myofibril,muscle
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38. TheimageisacrosssectionthroughanAmmophila leaf,whichgrowsoncoastalsanddunes.
[Source:CharlesGood:TheOhioStateUniversityatLima]
WhatfeaturesuggeststhatAmmophilaisaxerophyte?
A. Theleafsurfaceareaisincreased.
B. Therolledleafreducestheupperepidermisarea.
C. Therolledleafprotectsthelowerepidermisfromthewind.
D. Thelowerepidermiscantranspiremoreeasily.
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39. Thephotomicrographshowsasectionthroughthetopofaplantshoot.
X
Y
[Source:CharlesGood:TheOhioStateUniversityatLima]
WhatarethestructureslabelledXandY?
X Y
A. developingbud xylem
B. developingleaf xylem
C. developingbud meristem
D. developingleaf meristem
40. Whatcouldbeusedinatechniqueformeasuringflowratesinphloem?
I. Potometers
II. Aphidstylets
III. 14CO2
A. IandIIonly
B. IandIIIonly
C. IIonly
D. IIandIIIonly