Zadanie 1e
Suggest why the model includes both twice-reference and six-times-reference atmospheric CO₂ scenarios for 2090.
- Materiał graficzny
Justify conclusions using processed evidence and biological knowledge, assess uncertainty and methodological limitations, and explain practical improvements linked to identified weaknesses.
Tę umiejętność sprawdzają 142 zadania wzorowane na arkuszach IB z lat 2022–2026.
Suggest why the model includes both twice-reference and six-times-reference atmospheric CO₂ scenarios for 2090.
Using evidence from both graphs and the table, predict how rising atmospheric CO₂ could affect reef communities by 2090.
Deduce, with a reason, whether the differences between fossil-layer mean densities are likely to be statistically significant.
Suggest two reasons for the difference in stomatal density between shrubs in hotter and cooler habitats.
Deduce whether the paired-density data support the hypothesis for the upper or lower epidermis in each grass group.
Predict how stomatal density may respond to rising atmospheric CO₂ and temperature, using evidence from any of the supplied datasets.
In a model tumour-culture experiment, comparable tissue samples are randomly allocated to four treatments: neither compound, P alone, Q alone, or P with Q. After the same incubation period, mitotic indices are measured. Error bars represent standard…
Deduce whether raising the P dose from 2 × 107 to 2 × 108 spores mL⁻¹ offers an advantage.
Discuss whether weevils are more vulnerable to P or Q after 14 days.
Compare and contrast mortality at the three times in the initially 20% and 60% infected groups.
Using all three models, discuss the suitability of these fungi as biological control agents for the pest.
A second group instead compares each solution by eye with five reference dilutions labelled 1 (palest) to 5 (darkest). Suggest two advantages of a colorimeter over this visual scale.
The Pearson correlation coefficient for these data is r = 0.884. Comment on the significance of this value.
Justify the conclusion that predator treatment affected the guppy population’s spotting pattern.
Four 300 g portions of the same yeast dough begin at the same volume and incubate for 50 minutes. The final volumes are shown. Which conclusion is supported? A. Every yeast enzyme must have an optimum of 37 °C B. The lowest temperature caused the greatest…
Suggest a reason for the control’s change in chlorophyll concentration.
Discuss whether the percentage-composition chart demonstrates an increase in the population of species C since 1982.
Using all three datasets, deduce with reasons whether water quality in the river may have changed between the survey years.
Justify the conclusion that birds can discover the mechanism without a demonstrator, but learners exposed to demonstrators generally become more proficient.
Comment on how well the reliability of the results can be assessed.
Suggest limitations of estimating the whole annual population only from nesting observations.
Suggest a reason for variation in definite-injury percentages among species.
Evaluate the claim that vessels cause most turtle deaths in this region.
Deduce whether method B is a reasonable substitute for method A from these summaries.
Evaluate the design of this investigation.
Suggest why small clearings increased while large clearings declined after2001.
Suggest why coating prey fur with predator scent might reduce attack risk.
Suggest why a snake might avoid striking displaying prey.
Discuss briefly whether bird chatter produces a statistically significant difference in vigilance immediately after the raptor call.
Using both bar charts, analyse how bird chatter affects behaviour after the alarm.
Using the data, evaluate the claim that the purine:pyrimidine ratio is 1.00 in all organisms.
Deduce which grass type supplies the mice’s food, supporting your answer with the biomass data.
Suggest an advantage of measuring the volume occupied by plants instead of harvesting their biomass.
Suggest a reason for a change in tussock-grass volume in the month-long experiment.
Discuss the claim that these mice can change their habitat in ways that improve their survival, using the datasets.
(i) Suggest a change at a lower trophic level that could reduce survival of these birds. (ii) Suggest how climate change could affect their survival.
(i) Compare and contrast annual survival in species A and B across the 31 years. (ii) Suggest a reason why the species differ in survival.
(i) Calculate the percentage increase in prey density from 1985 to 1991. (ii) Evaluate whether the record supports dependence of species B survival on prey density, referring to particular intervals.
Suggest two explanations for the reported effects of wind conditions, and two for the reported effects of breeding-pair numbers, on eggs and chick survival.
A constructed experiment exposes young barley roots to cadmium ions. The chart shows mean mitotic indices with SD. (i) State the relationship between cadmium concentration and mitotic index. (ii) Suggest a consequence for the plant.
Suggest why growth in the tanks exceeds growth in the field.
Eighteen volunteers squeeze a force sensor as strongly as possible for seven minutes. The continuous curve is a model of their mean response. (i) State one participant variable that could influence the results. (ii) Suggest a reason for the curve’s shape.
Suggest an advantage of the quieter male strategy.
Suggest an evolutionary advantage of retaining both male forms in the population.
Outline how a viral vector can change a target cell genetically.
Four small model digesters contain equal volumes of water and organic waste. Manure is used alone or mixed with fruit waste, vegetable waste or grass. Temperature and pH are held constant. State one benefit of using biogas.
Explain possible causes of the decline in product concentration.
Bacteria are challenged with phages in intact or dispersed surface communities and as free cells. Error bars represent modelled ranges among replicate cultures. Suggest how properties of the surface communities could explain the survival pattern.
(i) Identify the most important predictor. (ii) Suggest one reason for its importance.
Suggest a reason for a decline in the bird population using the information given.
Suggest how regional warming may change the distribution of species S.
Discuss benefits and risks of controlling disease-vector mosquitoes with DDT.
A hypothetical introduced amphibian normally breeds near neutral pH. In its introduced range, breeding pools span pH4.3–9.8. A model laboratory study measures hatching and subsequent larval length at five pH values. The hatching bars include uncertainty…
A hypothetical outbreak of a waterborne intestinal infection produces the hospital-admission pattern shown. Suggest one reason for this age distribution.
A model study tests a hypothetical compound Z in children with mild phenylketonuria. A dose is given one hour after a protein-rich meal. Blood phenylalanine is measured before the meal, before the dose and three times afterwards. Evaluate the hypothesis that…
Suggest how drainage that increases soil oxygen could improve remediation.
Explain why the immersed leafy cuttings differ from the leafless control.
Evaluate the use of trees for contaminant removal using the combined evidence.
Deduce which support to use, giving a reason from the results.
Deduce which tested concentration is most likely to be close to the isotonic concentration, giving a reason.
A hypothetical crossover experiment uses pupil-diameter change as a measure of response to rewards. Participants complete sessions with and without a dopamine-related treatment; session order is counterbalanced. Values are changes relative to no reward,…
Substrate is supplied at the same concentration in all tests of a model enzyme. Which proposed mechanism is consistent with the results, although not proved by them? A. Z is required for all catalytic activity because the enzyme is inactive without it B.…
A hypothetical animal study pairs a tone with a gentle air puff that triggers blinking. Young and older animals experience a delay of500ms or800ms. Learning is measured as the percentage responding to the tone alone. Define learning by reflex conditioning.
(i) Evaluate raising the operating temperature from36 to38 degrees C. (ii) State another factor that may limit this batch culture.
Suggest two factors that could affect antibiotic action on this community.
Two conceptual models compare nutrient stores and flows in biomes. Deduce which nutrient store is represented by X, giving a reason.
Evaluate whether increasing pollinator richness could improve crop yield.
The investigators suggest that a higher body-mass index sometimes reflects muscle rather than fat. Discuss this suggestion using the results.
Suggest reasons for the different seasonal patterns in boreal and low-latitude forest LAI.
Outline one benefit of repeating the enrichment experiment at several locations.
Evaluate the evidence in the bar chart that CO₂ enrichment increases carbon storage in young forests.
Evaluate the reliability of the activity results.
Suggest one reason for excluding HIV-infected children when estimating deaths attributable to R and S.
Suggest reasons for the different patterns for R and S.
Suggest reasons for the difference between the fractions attributed to R in all ARI cases and in antibiotic-treated cases.
With no vaccination, the lower-middle-income category has more treated cases than either other category. Suggest one explanation.
Explain the conclusions supported by the final observations.
Deduce whether ultrasound pretreatment improves hydrolysis in this experiment.
Suggest why the reservoir needs a vented lid.
Explain how the two-balance apparatus distinguishes water uptake from water loss.
Comment on the claim that some complex skills are learned more readily early in life, using the data.
Describe how young birds would acquire their song under natural conditions.
The following year, offspring of exposed adults hear no playback, yet their songs closely resemble the third panel. Suggest what this indicates about learning.
Suggest why adults consume some very large prey but do not eat the intermediate-size prey.
(i) Identify the relationship between migration distance and plumage darkness. (ii) Suggest two explanations for variation in plumage other than mate choice.
Cut pear tissue normally darkens when oxygen is available because a polyphenol-oxidizing enzyme converts colourless compounds to pigments. A modified line shows no darkening under the same conditions. Suggest why the modified tissue does not darken.
A microbial digester is supplied with a semi-liquid suspension of food-processing waste. Outline why this suspension is added.
State one function that the extracellular polymeric material could perform.
Describe emergent properties of the mature community, excluding production of EPS.
Two tissue samples are processed as shown. Outline why different synthetic dyes are attached to the two DNA samples.
Discuss whether the simulation supports the claim that detaching the matrix will help remove the biofilm.
In this hypothetical cloning procedure, only the nucleus of a skin cell from P is transferred to an egg from Q whose nucleus has been removed. Q’s egg retains its cytoplasm and mitochondria. The embryo is then carried by R. Which DNA sources are expected? A.…
Discuss a possible benefit and a possible risk of introducing a biological control organism.
Suggest why maintaining globally sustainable fishing effort is difficult.
(i) State the relationship between DDE concentration and shell thickness. (ii) Suggest one reason why a colony with thinner shells could decline.
Deduce which colony would be expected to decline most, giving reasons.
Suggest why a high total cholesterol measurement alone may not determine a person’s CHD risk.
Suggest two factors other than elevation that could explain differences in leaf nitrogen.
Informacja do zadań 1 a-1 h. All values are constructed for a model investigation of mammalian metabolism. At steady state, a circulating metabolite enters the blood at the same rate as it is removed, so its concentration can remain stable despite continuous…
Predict the result if fewer cycles are completed.
Informacja do zadań 1 a-1 h. All values are constructed for a model investigation of mammalian metabolism. At steady state, a circulating metabolite enters the blood at the same rate as it is removed, so its concentration can remain stable despite continuous…
Predict the result if fewer cycles are completed.
Explain why a standard-deviation error bar cannot be calculated from the single m2-with-salt observation.
Evaluate the contribution of proteins1 and2 to salt tolerance using the results.
Explain why a standard-deviation error bar cannot be calculated from the single m2-with-salt observation.
Evaluate the contribution of proteins1 and2 to salt tolerance using the results.
Constructed MRI measurements compare eight primate species. Letters identify species ordered from lowest to highest body mass. Bars show means and standard deviations. Analyse the relationship between body mass and cerebellum volume.
Constructed MRI measurements compare eight primate species. Letters identify species ordered from lowest to highest body mass. Bars show means and standard deviations. Analyse the relationship between body mass and cerebellum volume.
Two groups of migratory songbirds normally use different routes. In a constructed experiment, their eggs hatch in captivity and the young are reared without parental contact or exposure to migrating adults. During their first migratory season, each bird’s…
Two groups of migratory songbirds normally use different routes. In a constructed experiment, their eggs hatch in captivity and the young are reared without parental contact or exposure to migrating adults. During their first migratory season, each bird’s…
Predict the likely effects of (i) removing mussels on sea stars, and (ii) removing barnacles on the community.
Predict the likely effects of (i) removing mussels on sea stars, and (ii) removing barnacles on the community.
Outline how indicator organisms such as stoneflies can be used to assess water quality.
Outline how indicator organisms such as stoneflies can be used to assess water quality.
Outline why phosphate availability might limit agriculture in the future.
Outline why phosphate availability might limit agriculture in the future.
Liver cells (hepatocytes) exchange substances with blood in adjacent sinusoids. Some substances are detoxified inside the cells before the resulting products are transported elsewhere. Draw arrows showing (i) the movement of oxygen to a hepatocyte, and (ii)…
Liver cells (hepatocytes) exchange substances with blood in adjacent sinusoids. Some substances are detoxified inside the cells before the resulting products are transported elsewhere. Draw arrows showing (i) the movement of oxygen to a hepatocyte, and (ii)…
Suggest one reason why the proportion of coronary heart disease could differ between these groups.
Suggest one reason why the proportion of coronary heart disease could differ between these groups.
Suggest how the R and F graph might differ for a human undergoing prolonged inactivity and bone loss.
Evaluate the evidence for the hypothesis that a rise in hormone H causes peptide P to increase.
Discuss how helpful these model studies could be for understanding bone loss in humans.
Suggest one advantage that microbial root inoculation could have over repeated selective breeding for drought resistance.
Outline why a short interval could give a misleading impression of long-term climate change.
The calculated chi-squared value is 0.111; the critical value is 3.84. Explain the conclusion.
Two nutrient-broth cultures are held in identical open swan-neck flasks that admit air but trap airborne particles. Broth in P is boiled first; broth in Q is not. After six days P remains clear while Q contains many microorganisms. Which conclusion is…
An enzyme is tested only at pH 6.5. What can be predicted about its activity if the temperature series is repeated at pH 7.5? A. Every rate must double B. The optimum temperature must become 10°C higher C. The supplied results do not establish the pH response…
At 320 µL L⁻¹ CO₂ on the low-illumination curve, which factor is shown to limit the rate? Temperature is held constant. A. Carbon dioxide alone, because adding more immediately increases that curve B. Light availability, because stronger illumination increases…
The following rounded gene counts are illustrative estimates. Which interpretation is justified? Organism | Approximate gene count Bacterium | 4100 Yeast | 6100 Nematode | 20000 Mouse | 22000 Flowering plant | 31000 Human | 21000 A. The plant must produce…
The table gives rounded values for a constructed atmosphere scenario. Which gas makes the largest modelled contribution to warming? Gas | Concentration / ppm | Approximate persistence / years | Modelled warming contribution / relative units Carbon dioxide |…
Suggest a reason for using BCH rather than brain mass in a repeated study of the same animals.
Suggest a reason for the seasonal difference in BCH between summer and winter.
Suggest reasons for the seasonal difference in time spent eating and drinking.
Outline a reason for standardizing the travelled distance.
Using all the data, suggest why mean standardized paths differ between summer and winter.
In a model investigation, lipids extracted from membranes are spread as a single molecular layer. The areas are shown. Which arrangement best accounts for the result and the contact of both membrane surfaces with water? Circles represent polar heads and paired…
Analyse whether the graphs support the claim that changing solar energy explains the long-term rise in surface temperature.
Explain the role of K in expression of the gene for enzyme E.
Three microbial amylases are compared using equal enzyme concentrations at the same temperature. Which conclusion follows from these constructed results? A. Q has the highest optimum pH B. P has its highest measured rate at pH 7 C. R is inactive at every…
Which conclusion is supported by these action spectra? A. Neither sample photosynthesizes at 530 nm B. P has a higher rate than Q at every red wavelength C. Q has the higher rate around 530–560 nm D. The results establish both rates at 800 nm
An enzyme converts substrate S into product. Two molecules, P and Q, resemble the binding features of S and compete for its active site. At the same substrate concentration, P requires a concentration of 8 mmol L⁻¹ to halve the rate, while Q requires 0.04 mmol…
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