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UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL EXAMINATIONS International General Certificate of Secondary Education MARK SCHEME for the October/November 2010 question paper for the guidance of teachers 0610 BIOLOGY 0610/62 Paper 6 (Alternative to Practical), maximum raw mark 40 This mark scheme is published as an aid to teachers and candidates, to indicate the requirements of the examination. It shows the basis on which Examiners were instructed to award marks. It does not indicate the details of the discussions that took place at an Examiners meeting before marking began, which would have considered the acceptability of alternative answers. Mark schemes must be read in conjunction with the question papers and the report on the examination. CIE will not enter into discussions or correspondence in connection with these mark schemes. CIE is publishing the mark schemes for the October/November 2010 question papers for most IGCSE, GCE Advanced Level and Advanced Subsidiary Level syllabuses and some Ordinary Level syllabuses.

Page 2 Mark Scheme: Teachers version Syllabus Paper Questions Mark Scheme Guidance/comments 1 (a) unripe fruit smaller / seeds white freshly harvested larger / seeds getting darker stored, ripe fruit wrinkled /darker in skin colour/ seeds darker;;; number of seeds colour of seeds size of seeds / maturity core / middle region / aw sepal / stigma / style / flower remains fleshly wall / mesocarp skin / epicarp / outer layer small middle large 1 1 3 / more white white dark / black small / immature / underdeveloped larger / more mature / developed larger / mature / developed undeveloped developing developed / larger present less clear smaller / shrivelled / aw thin developing thicker outer covering of young fruit / aw thin / pale thicker / darker I. ref to petals/anthers A. relevant comment not linked to a particular stage. [max 3] I. comments on roots / leaves / stalk / cell wall. I. seeds growing as confused with germination. I. comment on size of apple as instructed in question.

Page 3 Mark Scheme: Teachers version Syllabus Paper (b) one safety feature max; starch iodine solution; black if starch present; Water bath / tongs / lab coat / hair tied back. I. gloves. A. drops of iodine / iodine in KI. A. black / purple / blue I. heating / ethanol. (c) (i) (ii) reducing sugar make solution / AW; add Benedict s solution; heat; green / yellow / orange / red; [int max 3] 66.3 93.5 109.5 A axes and labels and orientation; S scale suitable to fill more than half the grid and even; P plot; L line; Score marks by a series of or X in order. [max 5] [1] [4] A. make an extract / chopping up and adding water / AW A. Fehlings / Clinistix. I. warm Must match reagent used. Clinistix purple / dark blue for positive. I. brown alone. A. red / reddish brown. I. use of ethanol. If used biuret reagent do not award marks for reducing sugar. All correct = 1 If 30.5 / 27.2 / 16.0 no mark but e.c.f. for plot. x-axis time in days and y-axis loss in mass (of apples ) / g If plot mass 2nd column in error Allow S and L 2 MAX. Non-linear scale A only. Allow +/ half a small square. Must plot zero. For those who plot only the last 3 values: Allow A, S and L = 3 max. Allow line of best fit if correct and balanced plots each side of the line. Allow a smooth curve but not if sagging and too thick to identify points. Allow points joined by ruled lines. No extrapolation. Histograms / bar charts allow A, P and neatness = 3 max. Allow label for columns in the middle not to one side.

Page 4 Mark Scheme: Teachers version Syllabus Paper (iii) respiration / fermentation / oxidation; transpiration / evaporation / dehydration / water loss / drying; decomposition / decay / action of microbes / rotting / AW; [max 2] (iv) 1. keep in cooler conditions / in a fridge / not too hot / AW ; 2. cover apples / wrap apples; 3. keep in the dark or out of sunlight; 4. under different gases / nitrogen / carbon dioxide/ less oxygen / air tight / vacuum; 5. keep separated / cushioned / AW; 6. keep away / separated from ripe fruits; [max 3] [Total: 18] Allow aerobic and anaerobic respiration. A. excretion of CO 2 I. reduction / metabolic reactions/ / hydrolysis. I. eating / osmosis. R. freezer R. use of plastic bags / cellophane / clingfilm. A. paper / foil. Idea to prevent bruising. I. moist or dry conditions / well ventilated / wash and disinfect / pesticides / preservative / antioxidants.

Page 5 Mark Scheme: Teachers version Syllabus Paper 2 (a) drawing: O clear outline and no heavy shading; S equal size but not smaller than 6 cm; D both valves and hinge; ONE label: hinge / joint / ligament / shell / exoskeleton / muscle attachment / AW; [4] Allow stippling but not blocked in shading I. thick wall / covering / coat / epidermis / testa / outer layer. Score marks by a series of or X in order for drawing but tick by correct / accepted label. (b) protective / camouflage / shelter / safety /hide; hard / tough/ rigid / thick / heavy; from predators / being eaten / attacked / prevent drying out / pressure or waves or depth of water / current; [max 2] A. if this is implied (c) (i) mollusc; [1] A. close spelling (ii) size in Fig. 2.2 38 (.mm); NB length. scale is 3 mm = 25 mm part of working; 38 3 actual size = = 4.56 mm or 0.456 cm; 25 4.6 [3] A. +/ 1 mm for length 37 41 mm From diagram check if width has been measured in error. ecf. Accept correct word formula = one mark Accept actual size in range of 4.4 4.8 mm Allow correct measurement in cm. If correct answer but no working shown = 2 [Total: 10]

Page 6 Mark Scheme: Teachers version Syllabus Paper 3 (a) feature submerged floating leaves leaves shape thin / narrow / elongated / broad / entire / undivided / ORA divided / branched / ORA surface area small large number 2 / less / fewer 3 / more leaf stalk / not present / leaf present / long petiole attached veins none / not visible present / network [max 2] (b) (i) palisade mesophyll; spongy mesophyll; label lines or brackets (ii) palisade mesophyll: more light/ more or lots of chloroplasts / more chlorophyll; arrangement of cells near upper surface; photosynthesis; [2] Descriptions appear either in table form or all text and run together dredge. They / it = submerged leaves. I. reference to flowers. Answer does not have to be comparative. A. description of one type of leaf. Award correct biology. Row of cells below the upper epidermis to top of air spaces. Exclude the lower epidermis but from boundary of large air spaces. Do not accept vascular bundle in the centre. Label lines can be to one cell or to an air space rather than a bracket. Check the names are not inverted. Independent label marks A. middle tissue as spongy mesophyll. Photosynthesis only once Not separated by naming the tissue then A. correct references to photosynthesis / gas exchange / air spaces for MAX 2 I. reference to vascular tissue. spongy mesophyll : air spaces / air gaps; less light/ less chloroplasts / less chlorophyll; photosynthesis: gas / CO2 / water vapour / oxygen / air circulation / gas exchange; [max 3]

Page 7 Mark Scheme: Teachers version Syllabus Paper (c) animal tube: colour yellow; explanation giving off / producing / releasing CO 2 / high CO 2 / carbonic acid; from respiration; waterweed tube: colour purple; explanation low CO 2 / CO 2 used up / taken in / AW; by photosynthesis; [max 5] Read the whole answer the colour may change during the answer to final colour at the end of account. Independent marking. I. becomes acid. I. any references to oxygen. I. references to breathing. Not red for colour but allow explanation if ref to photosynthesis. I. any references to oxygen and change in ph / becomes alkaline. [Total: 12]