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Kelantan Trial 2026 Biology Kertas 1

Biology

Kelantan Trial 2026 Biology Kertas 1

  • Kelantan Trial
  • 40 questions
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1
Which of the following labelling methods is correct for a biological drawing?
2
Diagram 1 shows a type of unicellular organism. What will happen if structure P does not function?
3
Which of the following solutions is suitable to be given to an athlete who is fatigued after completing a marathon?
4
Diagram 2 shows the genetic code in two types of nucleic acids that is translated into protein. What is process R, nucleic acid S and codon X?
5
Diagram 3 shows part of the steps in producing fruit juice using immobilised enzymes. What is the purpose of using that enzyme? I Fruit juice produced contains a high nutrient content II Makes the juice clearer by reducing sediment III The concentration of natural sugar in the juice increases IV Increases the volume of juice that can be extracted
6
Diagram 4 shows an animal cell that is undergoing a cell division. Which of the following shows the number of chromosomes found in the reproductive organ and the gametes of the animal? Reproductive organ – Gamete
7
Diagram 5 shows some of the phases during meiosis. Which of the following represents daughter cell X?
8
Diagram 6 shows a graph of oxygen content in the muscles after performing vigorous activity. What activity causes the condition at T?
9
Diagram 7 shows the condition of the lung of an individual suffering from a COPD-related disease. What is the effect of the disease on the adaptive features of the alveoli?
10
Diagram 8 shows an experiment carry out to study digestion of lipid. What is the purpose of using the detergent in the experiment?
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