Photosynthesis and Photosynthesis Pigments

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Photosynthesis & Photosynthesis Pigments Scheme 2 Level A Level Subject Biology Exam Board Edexcel Topic Energy of Biological Processes Sub Topic Photosynthesis and Photosynthesis Pigments Booklet Scheme 2 Time Allowed: 59 minutes Score: /49 Percentage: /100 Grade Boundaries: A* A B C D E U >85% 777.5% 70% 62.5% 57.5% 45% <45%

Additional Guidance 1(a)(i) Line to diagram feature {grana / thylakoids / thylakoid membrane / inter-granal membrane } ; Ignore any labelling of the line (1) Additional Guidance 1(a)(ii) A ; ATP (1) Additional Guidance 1(b)(i) stroma ; Accept phonetic spelling eg strona, stromma Not stoma / stomata (1) Additional Guidance 1(b)(ii) Y. ubp / ribulose bisphosphate ; Y. Acce ribulose biphosphate Not ribose Z. GP / glycerate phosphate ; Z. Accep phosphoglyceric acid / PG / PGA / 2-Hydroxy-3- phosphonooxypropanoic acid Not glyceraldehydes phosphate / GALP (2) Additional Guidance 1(b)(iii) RUBISCO / ribulose bisphosphate carboxylase (oxygenase) ; Accept ribulose biphosphate carboxylase RUBISCO written in upper or lower case or a mixture Not ribose (1)

Additional Guidance *1(b)(iv) QWC Spelling of technical terms must be correct and the answer must be organised in a logical sequence 1. idea of conversion (of GP / Z) to GALP / eq ; 2. using ATP and reduced NADP / eq ; 3. idea of conversion (of GALP) to {glucose / hexose} eq ; 4. (which is) α glucose ; 5. reference to formation of glycosidic bonds ; 6. these bonds are 1-4 and 1-6 (glycosidic bonds) / eq ; 7. by condensation ; 8. ref to amylose and amylopectin ; 9. credit details of amylose e.g. straight chain, 1-4 bonds ; 10.credit details of amylopectin eg branched, 1-4 and 1-6 bonds ; QWC emphasis is spelling NB this is a question about the conversion of GP and the formation of starch, not its structure 1. NB idea of conversion needed 3. NB idea of conversion needed 5. a reference to these bonds being formed must be made (5)

2(a) Additional guidance 1. idea that products of lightdependent stage are {needed for / used in / eq} {light-independent stage / Calvin cycle} ; 2. reference to (products of lightdependent stage) are {reduced NADP / eq} and ATP ; 3. reference to use of {reduced NADP / eq} for {reduction / eq} of {carbon dioxide / GP / eq} ; 3. Acce source of hydrogen ions for GALP Ignore ref to ATP 4. reference to use of ATP as source of energy ; 2(b)(i) D volume of oxygen produced ; (1) 2(b)(ii) Additional guidance 1. (minimum temperature) is {between 0 o C and 10 o C / above 0 o C but less than 10 / 10 o C} ; 2. idea of no photosynthesis at 0 o C but photosynthesis is taking place at 10 o C ; 3. reference to no {data / readings / measurements / evidence / eq} between 0 o C and 10 o C ; 3. Accep if correct temp range has been given already 4. idea that at 0 o C water is frozen ; (2)

2(b)(iii) Additional guidance 1. reference to abiotic factors {are non-living / non-biological / do not involve organisms / eq} ; 2. idea that other factors need to be kept constant ; 2. Igno controlled (2) Additional guidance 2(b)(iv) Supporting conclusion: 1. idea that shape of graph is typical of an enzyme-temperature graph ; 2. rate increases (up to 30 o C) because more {enzyme-substrate complexes / collisions between enzymes and substrates} / eq ; 1. idea that rate of photosynthesis is affected by temperature in a similar way to enzymes 3. rate decreases (after 30 o C) due to enzyme denaturation / eq ; Not supporting conclusion: 4. idea that other factors could be affecting photosynthesis ; 5. idea of {gas / oxygen / carbon dioxide} solubility changing with temperature ; 6. idea of {correlation / not causation} ; (4)

3(a) (leave it) in the dark / eq ; (1) 3 (b)(i) 1. ss higher in A ( compared with B) for both studies ; 2. t difference is less in repeat study ; 3. mparative manipulation of data e.g. 13g decrease for A to B for original and 5 g for repeat ; 4. ss lower in repeats (of both A and B) / eq ; 3(b)(ii) 1. { increase / eq} in stem length ; 2. correct manipulation of the data e.g. by 23cm / 18.4% ; 3. reference to {taller / faster growing / eq} seedling ; 4. to receive {more light / higher red light / eq} / to maximize photosynthesis / eq ; 5. idea of allows {active phytochrome / eq} to be made ; 3(b)(iii) 1. less red light {increases / eq} mean stem length / more far red light increases stem length / eq ; 2. the (significant) difference in mean stem length is not due to {chance / eq} / eq ; 3. the mean length for repeat was close to the original ; 4. suggesting it is likely to be reliable ;

4(a) D - stroma; (1) 4(b)(i) 1. idea that samples (of cells) can be taken {easily / eq} ; 2. reference no damage to {plant / leaf / other cells} (during sampling) / eq ; 3. idea of carbon dioxide level (in water) can be {adjusted / maintained / changed / eq} (easily) ; 4. idea of {RuBP / GP / products / eq} cannot pass into {other cells / rest of plant} ; 5. reference to only one kind of cell / eq ; 6. idea of controlling the {mass / number/surface area} of cells ; 7. idea that genetically-similar cells used ; (2) 4(b)(ii) 1. light is needed for light-dependent reaction ; 2. light (intensity) will not be a limiting factor / eq ; 3. idea that {the effect of carbon dioxide concentration can be seen / carbon dioxide (concentration) is (only) limiting factor / eq } ; 4. {ATP / NADPH / eq} produced during lightdependent reactions ; 5. {ATP / NADPH / light-dependent products / eq} required for {light-independent reactions / Calvin cycle / carbon dioxide fixation} ;

4(b)(iii) 1. both RuBP and GP levels constant until carbon dioxide {lowered / eq} ; 2. ref to (RuBP and GP in) Calvin cycle ; RuBP 3. (at lower carbon dioxide levels) the RuBP increases and drops (and then stays constant) ; 4. rises because being regenerated / eq ; 5. falls as being used to {fix / eq} carbon dioxide ; 6. idea that RuBP level remains constant once (new) equilibrium reached ; GP 7. (at lower carbon dioxide levels) the GP drops (and then stays constant) ; 8. drops because less {carbon dioxide available to convert into GP) / less carbon fixation / eq} ; 9. levels out at a lower level as carbon dioxide still available but at lower level; 10. credit correct manipulation of figures for a description of either RuBP or GP ; (6)

5 Statement Tick ( ) or cross ( ) Cause cell depolarisation Affected by all wavelengths of light Involved in plant growth and development Affected by darkness 1 for each correct row. (4)