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Johor Trial 2023 Biology Kertas 1

Biology

Johor Trial 2023 Biology Kertas 1

  • Johor Trial · 2023
  • 40 questions
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2026-10-29
1
Diagram 1 shows an organism. Which of the following A, B, C and D is dorsal?
2
The following statements are the characteristics of component R. - Has a double membrane - Interior contains aqueous solution that has enzyme - Site for aerobic respiration What is component R?
3
Table 1 shows the density of organelle X in two types of cells. | Type of cell | Density of organelle X (%) | |---|---| | Liver cell | 65 | | Flight muscle cell | 20 | What is the function of organelle X?
4
Diagram 2 shows a process of absorption of substance Q into plant root hair cells. This absorption process requires energy. What is substance Q?
5
Diagram 3 shows the set-up of apparatus prepared by a student to study the movement of water molecules by osmosis. Which of the following steps can be used to lower the level of coloured liquid solution in potatoes?
6
The sequence of nitrogenous bases in a nucleotide chain in a segment of DNA molecule is AATTCCGG. What is the sequence of nitrogenous bases in the nucleotide chain beside this chain (double helix chain)?
7
Which of the following are the characteristics of enzymes? I Structure of enzymes are changed at the end of a reaction. II Enzymes are only required in small amounts. III The action of enzymes is specific. IV Reactions catalysed by enzymes are irreversible only.
8
Diagram 4 shows the mechanism of enzyme action. Which of the following is P?
9
What is the process involved in nuclear division?
10
Diagram 5 shows a cell at one particular stage of meiosis. Which of the following is the final result produced by the cell division of the cell?
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