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Cambridge International Examinations Cambridge Primary Checkpoint SCIENCE 0846/01 Paper 1 October 2016 MARK SCHEME Maximum Mark: 50 This document consists of 11 printed pages and 1 blank page. IB16 10_0846_01/3RP UCLES 2016 [Turn over

2 Question number 1 3 kidneys / kidney lungs / lung heart brain stomach five correct = 3 marks three or four correct = 2 mark two correct = 1 mark one correct = 0 marks Question number 2 3 a force each correct answer = 1 mark slow down air resistance Question number 3 (a) 1 fats / oils / sweets (b) 1 fruit / vegetable Accept named fruits or vegetables Total 2 Accept vitamins / minerals Accept named vitamins / named minerals e.g. vitamin A Ignore fibre

3 Question number 4 4 seven correct = 4 marks change reversible irreversible six correct = 3 marks cooking rice dissolving sugar in water burning wood evaporating salt water five correct = 2 marks four correct = 1 mark one two or three correct = 0 marks If same row ticked twice then 0 marks for that row melting iron attracting steel to a magnet baking bread Total 4 [Turn over

4 Question number 5 (a) 2 any two from (b) 1 any one from wood / glass / plastic / garden (material) waste / food (waste) / soil / paper / cardboard / oil / textiles / metal / named metal each correct answer = 1 mark Accept any material that can be recycled e.g. plastic bottle / aluminium can Ignore water bottle / foil / tissue Accept do not drop litter / pick up litter reducing waste / reduce the use of plastic or metal reducing energy consumption Accept examples of using alternative fuels e.g. use solar power instead of coal Accept using a bike instead of a car / drive less / stop using cars encourage others to care for the environment / encourage others to not pollute the environment Accept protect wildlife not burning things reuse material (e.g. reuse plastic bags) not cutting down trees / plant trees conserve water Accept save water / reuse water

5 Question number 6 3 five correct = 3 marks three or four correct = 2 marks two correct = 1 mark one correct = 0 marks If more than one line from a component then 0 marks for that component Question number 7 5 eleven correct = 5 marks material Is it hard? properties Is it a liquid at room temp? Is it soluble in water? Is it attracted to a magnet? mercury (no) yes (no) no iron yes no no yes salt (yes) no yes (no) sand (yes) (no) no (no) eight nine or ten correct = 4 marks six or seven correct = 3 marks four or five correct = 2 marks two or three correct = 1 mark one correct = 0 marks wood (yes) (no) no no Total 5 [Turn over

6 Question number 8 1 Seeds are made when pollen fertilises the ovum. Accept any indication of the correct answer more than one answer = 0 marks Total 1 Question number 9 1 any one from so they cannot see the food Ignore to make the test fair so they are only using the sense of smell / so they have to rely on the sense of smell if we do not cover their eyes they will know what food it is Total 1 Question number 10 1 The flower that has male and female organs is flower A. all three correct = 1 mark The flower that has female organs only is flower C. The flower that has male organs only is flower B. Total 1

7 Question number 11 (a) 1 Accept any indication of the correct answer more than one answer circled = 0 marks (b) 1 Accept any indication of the correct answer more than one answer circled = 0 marks (c) 1 Accept any indication of the correct answer more than one answer circled = 0 marks Question number 12 2 each correct answer = 1 mark If either number written more than once then 0 marks for that number Total 2 [Turn over

8 Question number 13 2 any two from each correct answer = 1 mark white (fur) / camouflage thick fur / long fur / layers of fur a lot of fat / thick fat / (thick) blubber black skin large body small ears good eyesight sharp teeth / sharp canines wide paws / big paws / large paws / flat paws non-slip paws / rough paws good sense of smell Total 2 Question number 14 (a) 1 evaporation Do not accept boiling (b) 1 condensation (c) 1 0 o C Answer must have the unit o C and not just o or just C and not C o Accept the unit as degrees centigrade / degrees Celsius

9 Question number 15 (a) 1 When Blessy pulls the string, the forearm moves up / bends up raises / rises / lifts up / moves towards the upper arm (b) 1 blood vessel bone joint Ignore just moves Do not accept contract more than one answer circled = 0 marks Accept any indication of the correct answer muscle skin Total 2 Question number 16 3 line from Sun to Oliver = 1 mark line must touch Oliver line from Oliver to horse s eye = 1 mark line must touch the horses eye all arrows correct with at least one arrow drawn = 1 mark if line drawn between Sun and horse only arrow mark can be awarded [Turn over

10 Question number 17 (a) 1 one bump / one dot / one Braille / one point / one circle / one button Accept not trying to feel for a pattern (b) 1 any one from Answer must be comparative has the fewest repeats identifies the letter(s) first / identifies the letter(s) fastest identifies the most letters / can feel the most correctly reads the best Total 2

11 Question number 18 (a) 1 thermometer (b) 1 balance / scale(s) Do not accept weighing machine / measuring scale (c) 1 idea of a fair test Accept they do not change more than one factor (d) 2 each correct answer = 1 mark 50 ( C) idea that the two masses are very different Accept because the second mass was much lower / there was a big drop for the second mass Accept all the other results are within 0.2 g of each other / there is an irregular pattern between the first and second result (e) 2 any value less than 16 ( g) and greater than 11.2 ( g) idea of mass increases (with temperature) / amount get greater each correct answer =1 mark Accept more fertilizer (can be dissolved as temperature increases) Total 7

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