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A. Homeostasis 1. The body has two automatic control systems; these systems may involve nervous responses or chemical responses. Compare the structure and mode of action of the two control systems. (4) 2. Homeostasis maintains optimal conditions for enzyme action. Explain what this statement means. (4) B. The human nervous system: Part 1 1. Joanna eats a toxic waste sweet, she feels a tingling in her mouth and her salivary glands releases saliva. This is an example of a reflex action. Toxic waste sweets are covered in citric acid. a. Describe the pathway of the reflex action and explain why her body reacted that way. (4)

b. Explain why reflex actions do not involve the conscious part of the brain. (2) 2. Scientists investigated the effects of caffeine and alcohol on people s reaction times. Their results are shown in the graph. Use the data in the graph to compare the effect of the different drugs on reaction times. (4)

C. The human nervous system: Part 2 (biology only) 1. The diagram below shows the structure of the brain. (3) A. front back B. C. a. Name the structures A, B and C. b. Describe and explain the function of each of the structures in part a. (3)

2. Extended response question: Neuroscientists have been able to map the regions of the brain to particular functions by studying patients with brain damage. Describe and explain the methods they use to do this. (6)

3. Two common defects of the eyes are myopia (short sightedness) and hyperopia (long sightedness) in which rays of light do not focus on the retina. Explain why people cannot see clearly with each of these defects. You should use diagrams to explain each defect. (6) D. Hormonal coordination in humans: Part 1 1. Explain why your skin may go pink or red when you are hot. (4)

2. Michael is a pensioner; his heating was not working and his core body temperature was only 34 o C. He was suffering from hypothermia. His granddaughter called an ambulance. She had given him hot water bottles for his hands and feet. When the paramedics got to Michael s house, they explained to his granddaughter why this was not a good idea and that warming his hand and feet would reduce his core temperature. a. What is the optimum core body temperature? (1) b. Explain why warming Michael s hands and feet caused his core temperature to fall. (3)

3. Two university students were studying the effects of drinking glucose solution on their blood glucose levels. The graph shows their results. a. i. One of the students had Type 1 diabetes. Which student was this? (1) ii. Explain your answer (2) b. Describe what Type 1 diabetes is and how is it normally treated. (3)

c. Explain how the blood glucose levels are controlled in a person without diabetes after they have a high glucose drink. (4) E. Hormonal coordination in humans: Part 2 (biology only) 1. Extended response question: Explain the effect on red blood cells as blood glucose level rise above and below normal levels. (6)

2. Many people who are interested in increasing their muscle size take protein supplements. These are often in the form of shakes that are taken in addition to a normal diet. If a person does not exercise enough when taking these, then excess amino acids are formed. a. Explain how excess amino acids are excreted safely from the body. (4) b. Describe how the kidneys produce urine. (3)

3. HT: Describe how the blood is controlled by ADH. (5) F. Hormonal coordination in humans: Part 3 1. An egg is released on day 14 1.LH 2. FSH 3. Oestrogen 4. Progesterone 3 1 4 2 Menstruation Lining of the uterus builds up Lining of the uterus is maintained Lining breaks down a. Describe the role of each of the hormones in the menstrual cycle. (4)

b. How do changes in the uterine lining adapt it for a fertilised egg. (2) 2. Evaluate the condom and the contraceptive implant as methods of contraception. (5)

G. Plant hormones (biology only) 1. Extended response question: Auxin is a plant hormone that controls growth. Describe and explain how auxin has made the plant grow towards the light. (6)

2. A team of scientists studied the effect of two weedkillers. Weedgone contained a plant growth hormone, Weedaway did not. They tested the two weedkillers on potato crops and measured how many kilograms of potatoes were produced. a. Name one control variable and describe how they should keep it constant (2) b. Here are the results of their investigation: Year 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 Kg of potatoes from field treated with Weedgone (plant hormone) Kg of potatoes from field treated with Weedaway 51 42 50 52 51 38 37 36 38 37 i. Calculate the mean for Weedgone. (2) ii. Use the data to describe the effect of the plant hormone on the mass of potatoes produced. (2)