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M. (a) 3-layered triangular pyramid as blocks or layered triangle, ignore (small) gaps between layers (pyramid) labelled in food chain order all three labels are required for 2 marks the pyramid must be fully correct (b) (i) C (ii) shortest or fewest stages / transfers / (trophic) levels allow only if (b)(i) is C or blank less losses in waste / faeces / urine / CO 2 / excretion allow smaller amount uneaten less loss in respiration / heat / movement allow less lost keeping warm do not allow energy for respiration do not allow respiration makes energy allow less loss (of biomass / energy) or less transfer (of biomass / energy) to surroundings if neither 2 nd nor 3 rd point given, for mark [6] Page 2

M2. (a) (i) 6000 award 2 marks for correct answer irrespective of working allow mark for 20 x 300 with incorrect or no answer allow answer in table if answer line blank 2 (ii) bar width 6000 or to match answer to (a)(i) anywhere on scale ignore depth / height of bar drawn below slugs label not required (b) any three from: ignore reference to size / mass / number of organisms assume reference is to / of hedgehog unless stated otherwise respiration (by hedgehog) do not accept idea that respiration uses / produces energy (results in) loss of CO 2 faeces (of hedgehog) or not digested excreted / urine / urea (by hedgehog) accept waste for mark if neither faeces nor excretion point made ignore sweat alone not all slug(s) are eaten (by hedgehogs) or some slugs eaten by other things ignore some slugs die ignore reference to movement / heat / growth allow references to energy losses by these methods, rather than biomass losses 3 [7] Page 3

M3. (a) (i) wheat humans chain transfers 0 times more energy than wheat pigs humans chain allow 0% if given as a comparison e.g. one is 0% of the other or wheat pigs humans chain transfers 80 000 (kj per hectare) less ignore less unqualified (ii) any one reason for energy loss from pigs e.g : ignore respiration, growth ignore heat unqualified movement (maintaining) body temperature waste materials allow named examples not all parts of pig eaten by human because there is an extra stage (pigs) in the food chain and energy is lost at each stage allow longer food chain so more energy lost (b) Marks awarded for this answer will be determined by the Quality of Written Communication (QWC) as well as the standard of the scientific response. Examiners should also refer to the information in the Marking guidance, and apply a best-fit approach to the marking. 0 marksno relevant content. Level (-2 marks)there is a basic description of at least one factory farming method or identification of an advantage or disadvantage of factory farming. Level 2 (3-4 marks)there is a description of at least one factory farming method Page 4

and an advantage or disadvantage is explained. Level 3 (5-6 marks)there is a description of factory farming methods and advantage(s) and disadvantage(s) are explained. Examples of Biology points made in the response: factory farming methods e.g.: Kept in cramped conditions / battery hens / calf crates / pig barns / fish tanks Controlled temperature / heating Controlled feeding / modified food given / growth hormones Controlled lighting Treated with prophylactic antibiotics Advantages e.g.: Increased efficiency / profit / greater food production / cheaper food / faster growth Farmer can have more livestock Less energy is lost through movement Less energy is used keeping warm (Food is high in calories / protein) so animals will grow faster / lay more eggs Easier to vaccinate all the animals Easier to protect animals from predators Antibiotic treatment stops infections in animals Disadvantages e.g.: Stress / cruelty / inhumane / unethical Restricted movement / overcrowding Faster spread of diseases Antibiotics in the food chain / residual chemicals in the food chain Page 5

Wasting fossil fuels / increasing global warming Increased pollution from animal waste and from additional transport 6 [8] Page 6

M4. (a) (i) triangular pyramid with 3 layers may be as blocks or as triangle ignore food chains and arrows layers appropriately labelled: bean / plant aphid, ladybird labelled in food chain order must not contradict correct pyramid allow correctly labelled inverted pyramid for 2 marks (ii) any two from: (for aphid / ladybird) ignore energy not all digested / faeces loss in urine loss of CO 2 ignore loss of CO 2 from bean plant not all eaten if none of first 3 points given then allow waste (materials) / excretion for mark 2 (b) microorganisms / microbes / bacteria / fungi / decomposers / detritivores /named do not accept germs allow mould ignore aphids decay / breakdown / digest / decompose / rot (bean plant) ignore eat Page 7

respiration (of microorganisms etc / aphids) allow burning / combustion carbon dioxide released (from respiration of microorganisms etc / aphids) allow carbon dioxide released / produced (from burning / combustion) ignore other parts of the carbon cycle ignore formation of fossil fuels [8] Page 8

M5. (a) if more than one box is ticked award no mark (b) increasing / higher light / temperature ignore references to months other than February April do not accept mineral / ions increase more / increased photosynthesis for both marks there must be a reference to more at least once (e.g. more light for photosynthesis gains 2 marks) allow mark for reference to light and photosynthesis without an idea of more (c) increase due to increase in plant plankton / food ignore references to months other than April July decrease due to fall in plant plankton / food or decrease as eaten by (basking) sharks allow decrease as eaten by predators / animals / fish (d) fall due to use / intake by plant (plankton) ignore ref to no change section of graph for fall allow March / April ignore May / February increase due to decay / decomposition / breakdown for increase allow any month in range August to November ignore December Page 9

of dead (plant / animal) plankton allow of dead organisms / waste [8] Page 0

M6.(a) Sun / sunlight / light accept radiation from the Sun / solar energy (b) (i) 2 (.0) 8 (.0) (ii) 3 layers of decreasing size as they go up labelled wheat grains, field mice, red kites in correct order of food chain sizes correct (showing half on each side) allow ecf from (b)(i) error ± half square (c) any two from: not all the field mice are eaten not all parts of eaten mice are absorbed / some passed as faeces (of red kite) due to respiration (of red kites) / production of CO 2 allow reference to uric acid / urea / urine (of red kite) reference to waste / excretion alone gains mark 2 (d) any two from: cannot find all wheat grains / too many to count field mice hiding / in hedgerows allow ref to hibernation / nests / burrows red kites / mice come and go all the time allow count an organism more than once 2 [0] Page

M7. (a) (i) 800(g) (ii) triangular pyramid with four layers accept ecf from (a)(i) allow inverted pyramid correctly labelled in order of food chain (b) any two from: (lost as) crab faeces / not all digested allow waste / excretion for one mark if neither faeces nor urine are given (lost as) crab urine / urea loss of carbon dioxide by crab accept (lost via) respiration not all the limpet is eaten eg don t eat the shell not all limpets are eaten (by crabs) allow not enough crabs to eat all the limpets / the limpet population ignore energy losses, such as movement 2 [5] Page 2

M8.(a) (i) 6000 award 2 marks for correct answer irrespective of working allow mark for 60 00 with incorrect or no answer allow answer in table if answer line blank 2 (ii) bar width 6000 or to match answer to (a)(i) anywhere on scale ignore depth / height of bar drawn below slugs label not required (b) any three from: ignore references to number / size / mass of organisms assume reference is to / of hedgehog unless stated otherwise respiration (by hedgehog) do not accept idea that respiration uses / produces energy faeces (of hedgehog) or (slug) not absorbed (by hedgehog) or (slug) not digested (by hedgehog) excreted / urine / urea (by hedgehog) accept waste for mark if neither faeces nor excretion point made not all slug (s) eaten (by hedgehogs) or some slugs eaten by other things or not all parts (of slug) eaten ignore (some) slugs die Page 3

movement (by hedgehog) heat (from hedgehog) allow appropriate references to biomass lost by these methods, rather than energy losses 3 [7] Page 4