Explain how attraction between water molecules supports xylem transport and organisms at water surfaces.
Tę umiejętność sprawdza 6 zadań wzorowanych na arkuszach IB z lat 2023–2026.
Biologia IBPaper 1A, maj 2026, TZ3wzorowane1 pktzamkniętełatwe (szac.)
A small insect rests on a pond with its feet making slight depressions in the surface. Which molecular interaction primarily supports the surface film? A. Covalent bonds form between the water and the insect cuticle B. Hydrogen bonds attract neighbouring water…
Biologia IBPaper 1A, maj 2025, TZ3wzorowane1 pktzamkniętełatwe (szac.)
A small water-strider rests on the surface of a still freshwater pool without breaking through it. Which property directly supports its weight? A. Surface tension B. Transparency C. High specific heat capacity D. Adhesion to mineral surfaces
Biologia IBPaper 2, maj 2025, TZ1wzorowane16 pktotwarteśrednie (szac.)
Water influences the operation of organisms and the stability of their environments. (a) Outline how cohesion between water molecules benefits organisms. (b) Describe ecological consequences of ice loss and altered ocean circulation. (c) Explain how hormones…
Biologia IBPaper 1A, specimen 2025wzorowane1 pktzamkniętełatwe (szac.)
A column of sap remains connected while being pulled through a tall tree. Which interaction between water molecules helps prevent this column from breaking? A. Covalent bonds formed between neighbouring water molecules B. Hydrogen bonds responsible for…
Biologia IBPaper 1, listopad 2023, TZ1wzorowane1 pktzamkniętełatwe (szac.)
A small insect is supported by the water surface without breaking through it. Which interaction principally creates the surface tension that supports the insect? A. Attraction of water to cellulose in plant walls B. The thermal motion responsible for…
Biologia IBPaper 1, listopad 2023, TZ2wzorowane1 pktzamkniętełatwe (szac.)
A small insect is supported by the water surface without breaking through it. Which interaction principally creates the surface tension that supports the insect? A. Attraction of water to cellulose in plant walls B. The thermal motion responsible for…