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Life Sciences Grade 12 Paper 2 Gauteng Mock 2016 Memo
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- Question 1.1GENETICS AND INHERITANCE20 marks
- Question 1.2EVOLUTION8 marks
- Question 1.3EVOLUTION8 marks
- Question 1.4GENETICS AND INHERITANCE6 marks
- Question 1.5DNA: THE CODE OF LIFE8 marks
- Question 2.1GENETICS AND INHERITANCE12 marks
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- Question 2.2DNA: THE CODE OF LIFE6 marks
- Question 2.3GENETICS AND INHERITANCE8 marks
- Question 2.4GENETICS AND INHERITANCE14 marks
- Question 2.5EVOLUTION4 marks
- Question 2.6EVOLUTION4 marks
- Question 3.1GENETICS AND INHERITANCE24 marks
- Question 3.2GENETICS AND INHERITANCE9 marks
- Question 3.3EVOLUTION13 marks
- Question 3.4EVOLUTION6 marks
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GAUTENG DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
PREPARATORY EXAMINATION
LIFE SCIENCES
(Second Paper)
MEMORANDUM
PRINCIPLES RELATED TO THE MARKING OF LIFE SCIENCES
1. If more information than marks allocated is given.
Stop marking when maximum marks is reached and put a wavy line and 'max'
in the right-hand margin.
2. If, for example, three reasons are required and five are given.
Mark the first three, irrespective of whether all or some are correct / incorrect.
3. If whole process is given when only part of it is required.
Read all and credit relevant part.
4. If comparisons are asked for and descriptions are given.
Accept if differences / similarities are clear.
5. If tabulation is required but paragraphs are given.
Candidates will lose marks for not tabulating.
6. If diagrams are given with annotations when descriptions are required.
Candidates will lose marks.
7. If flow charts are given instead of descriptions.
Candidates will lose marks.
8. If sequence is muddled and links do not make sense.
Where sequence and links are correct, credit. Where sequence and links are
incorrect, do not credit. If sequence and links become correct again, resume
credit.
9. Non-recognised abbreviations.
Accept if first defined in answer. If not defined, do not credit the unrecognised
abbreviation but credit the rest of answer if correct.
10. Wrong numbering.
If answer fits into the correct sequence of questions but the wrong number is
given, it is acceptable.
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11. If language used changes the intended meaning.
Do not accept.
12. Spelling errors.
If recognisable accept provided it does not mean something else in Life
Sciences or if it is out of context.
13. If common names given in terminology.
Accept provided it was accepted at the memo discussion meeting.
14. If only letter is asked for and only name is given (and vice versa).
No credit.
15. If units are not given in measurements.
Candidates will lose marks. Memorandum will allocate marks for units
separately.
16. Be sensitive to the sense of an answer, which may be stated in a different
way.
17. Caption.
All illustrations (diagrams, graphs, tables, etc.) must have a caption.
18. Code-switching of official languages (terms and concepts).
A single word or two that appears in any official language other than the
learners' assessment language used to the greatest extent in his/her answers
should be credited, if it is correct. A marker that is proficient in the relevant
official language should be consulted. This is applicable to all official
languages.
19. No changes must be made to the marking memoranda without consulting the
provincial internal moderator.
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SECTION A
QUESTION 1
1.1 1.1.1 A
1.1.2 B
1.1.3 A
1.1.4 C
1.1.5 C
1.1.6 A
1.1.7 A
1.1.8 D
1.1.9 D
1.1.10 D
(10x2) (20)
1.2 1.2.1 Nucleus
1.2.2 Fossil
1.2.3 Gene
1.2.4 Prognathus
1.2.5 Dentition
1.2.6 Homozygous / true breeding / pure bred
1.2.7 Quadrupedal
1.2.8 Non-disjunction
(8x1) (8)
1.3 1.3.1 B only
1.3.2 A only
1.3.3 A only
1.3.4 B only
(4x2) (8)
1.4 1.4.1 All the males can be the father / No males can be excluded (1)
1.4.2 Male 3 (1)
1.4.3 (a) ii (1)
(b) IAi (1)
1.4.4 (i) and (iv) (2)
(6)
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1.5 1.5.1 nucleus (1)
1.5.2 8 (1)
1.5.3 AGC (1)
1.5.4 Translation (1)
1.5.5 (a) ribosome (1)
(b) tRNA / transfer RNA (1)
1.5.6 6 (1)
1.5.7 UAG (1)
(8)
TOTAL SECTION A: 50
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SECTION B
QUESTION 2
2.1 2.1.1 A mutation is a sudden unexpected change in the genetic
structure of a cell. (1)
2.1.2 Gene mutation (1)
2.1.3 Gene mutations affect a single or a few base pairs in the
single gene.
the base sequence CTT is changed to CAT
which produces a different polypeptide
Any 2 (2)
2.1.4 (a) Glutamic acid (1)
(b) Valine (1)
(6)
2.2 Each tRNA carries a specific amino acid
When the anticodon of the tRNA
Matches the codon on the mRNA
The tRNA brings the required amino acid to the ribosome
Amino acids become attached by peptide bonds
To form the required polypeptide / protein (6)
2.3 2.3.1 (a) Egg size frequency / Graph B (1)
(b) Blood group / type frequency / Graph A (1)
2.3.2 Discontinuous variation example = Blood Groups.
- individuals fall into a number of distinct categories
- is based on features that cannot be measured across a
complete range
- You either have the characteristic or you don't.
- The environment has little effect on this type of variation
Any 2 (2)
Continuous variation example = Egg size frequency.
- shows a variation with a complete range of
measurements
- from one extreme to the other.
- the eggs can have a complete range of weight
- often significantly affected by environmental influences,
such as food quality and diet, weather, comfort of their
surroundings.
Any 2 (2)
(6)
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2.4 2.4.1 The antibiotic is effective in destroying all bacteria
The antibiotic is not effective in destroying all bacteria
The antibiotic is more/ less effective on certain bacteria /
bacteria A/B/C (2)
2.4.2 Growth of bacteria (1)
2.4.3 The antibiotic is most effective on Bacteria A and partially
effective on Bacteria B but not effective against bacteria C
Any 2 (2)
2.4.4 - Same amount of antibiotic used
- Same size agar plate/ surface area
- Same concentration / strength of antibiotic
- Same type of agar
- Same amount of bacteria applied to agar
(MARK first TWO only) Any 2 (2)
2.4.5 - wearing gloves
- keeping plates sealed
- washing up/ sterilisation
- correct disposal
(MARK first ONE only) Any 1 (1)
2.4.6 - repeat the investigation
- increase sample size
(MARK first ONE only) Any 1 (1)
2.4.7 - There is a great deal of variation in bacteria population
- antibiotics are used it kills off large number of bacteria
- Some bacteria have a characteristic / mutation that makes
them resistant to the antibiotic
- this is called natural selection
- The bacteria that survived reproduce
- and pass on the favourable characteristics / resistance to
antibiotic to their offspring
- The next generation has a higher proportion of individuals
with the favourable characteristics / resistance
- increases population of resistant bacteria
Any 5 (5)
(14)
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2.5 2.5.1 - Results in genetically identical offspring
- Reduces biodiversity of species gene pool
- Amplification of “good” or “bad” genes (2)
2.5.2 - Produce superior livestock to reproduce more rapidly
- As market changes livestock can be bred to respond to
market changes and demands
- Promote commercial crops that reproduce quickly
- Producing fruit and vegetable varieties to extend shelf life of
fresh produce
- Allows less wastage of food and transport costs
(MARK first TWO only) Any 2 (2)
(4)
2.6
2.6.2 Difference
- Darwin - evolution takes place where species undertake
gradual changes that occur over a long period of time.
- punctuated equilibrium - evolution involves long periods of
time where species do not change and then during short
periods of time rapid changes occur.
OR
Difference
- Darwin - after a long period of time new species evolve that
are different from their ancestors.
- punctuated equilibrium - new species are formed in a short
period of time, relative to the long periods of no change.
OR
Difference
- Darwin - supported by many transitional fossils in the fossil
record which show the progressive change over time
- punctuated equilibrium - supported by the absence of
transitional fossils indicating the period of rapid change
(MARK first TWO only) Any 2 differences (4)
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QUESTION 3
3.1 3.1.1 (a) Only seen in males / not in females (1)
(b) unaffected mother / parents yet they have a son that has
colour-blindness (1)
d
3.1.2 (a) 5=X Y
D d D D
(b) 7 = X X AND X X
D d
(c) 8=X X (4)
3.1.3 P1/parent phenotype Normal male x Normal female
genotype XD Y x XD Xd
Meiosis
G/gametes XD , Y x XD ; Xd
Fertilisation
F1/ genotype XD XD ; XD Xd ; XD Y ; Xd Y
offspring
phenotype 2 normal females and 1 normal
male, 1 affected male
*25% or 1 in 4
Parents and offspring/P1 and F1
Meiosis and fertilisation Any 5 + 1*(Compulsory)
OR
P1/parent phenotype Normal male x Normal female
genotype XD Y x XD Xd
Meiosis
G/gametes XD , Y x XD ; Xd
Gametes XD Y
XD X XD
D
X Y D
Fertilisation
Xd XD Xd
Xd Y
F1/ genotype X X ; X X ; X Y ; Xd Y
D D D d D
offspring
phenotype 2 normal females and 1 normal
male, 1 affected male
*25% or 1 in 4
Parents and offspring/P1 and F1
Meiosis and fertilisation Any 5 + 1*(Compulsory) (6)
(12)
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3.2 3.2.1 Dihybrid cross (1)
3.2.2 Both are black and round (2)
3.2.3 bbRR AND bbRr (2)
3.2.4 BR: Br: bR; br (2)
3.2.5 9:3:3:1
OR
9 black and round
3 black and wrinkled
3 yellow and round
1 yellow and wrinkled (2)
(9)
3.3 3.3.1 (a) A = 3 (1)
(b) B = 2 (1)
3.3.2
Feature African Apes Humans
Cranial ridge Ridge present Ridge not present/
absent
Spine Less curved spine / More curved spine /
(C-shaped spine) (S-shaped spine)
(4)
3.3.3 - entire skeletons seldom found
- soft parts missing due to decay
- must presume nature of individual from limited evidence
- difficulty in dating fossils
Any 2 (2)
3.3.4 (a) organisms that show the intermediate states between an
ancestral form and that of its descendants / some of the
traits of both / species which actually link two groups /
intermediate between two groups (2)
(b) The position of the foramen magnum changes
from a backward position to a forward position in the
cranium / skull.
Results in species changes from being quadripedal /
walking on all fours to becoming bipedal / walking
upright / standing erect Any 3 (3)
(13)
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3.4 - A population of frogs become split by a geographical
barrier / mud bank*
- As a result, the two parts of the population cannot
interbreed.
- There is no gene flow between the two populations.
- Natural selection occurs independently in each population
- due to different environmental conditions on either side of
the river.
- As a result, the two populations become genotypically and
phenotypically differentover a period of time.
- Even if the mud bank is removed, the frogs will not be able
to interbreed again.
- One or both parts of the frog population have become a
new species.
Any 5 + 1*(Compulsory) (6)
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TOTAL SECTION B: 80
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SECTION C
QUESTION 4
Meiosis
Crossing – over
- occurs in Prophase 1
- involves the exchange of genetic material between homologous chromosomes
- Leads to new combinations so that each gamete formed will have a mix of genes from
maternal and paternal parents
- Brings about variation in the gametes formed
- Variation in the offspring
Max 5
Random arrangement of chromosomes
- During Metaphase I
- Each pair of homologous chromosomes
- line up either way / randomly on the equator of the spindle
- this allows different combinations of chromosomes to separate into the new cells
- During Metaphase – II
- individual chromosomes
- line up either way / randomly on the equator of the spindle
- this allows different combinations of chromatids to separate into the new cells
- Brings about variation in the gametes formed
Max 4
Mutations
- Change in the structure of gene or chromosome
- Changing the organisms genotype
- Since genotype influences the phenotype,
- new organisms formed
- with new / different characteristics
- occur through generations / from one generation to next
Max 4
Chance fertilisation
- Random fertilisation between different egg cells and sperm cells
- formed by meiosis
- Result in offspring that are different from each other
Max 2
Random Mating
- Random mating between organisms within a species
- Leads to different set of offspring being produced from each different mating pair
Max 2
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ASSESSING THE PRESENTATION OF THE ESSAY
Criterion Relevance (R) Logical sequence (L) Comprehensive (C)
Generally All information Ideas are arranged in All aspects required by the
provided is relevant a logical / cause-effect essay have been
to the topic. sequence. sufficiently addressed.
In this Only information The description of: At least correct points
essay relevant to: - crossing over, included:
- crossing over - random - crossing over (3/5)
- random arrangement, - random arrangement
arrangement - mutations, (2/4)
- mutation - chance fertilisation, - mutations (2/4)
- chance - random mating, - chance fertilisation (1/2)
fertilisation given are logical - random mating (1/2)..
- random mating and sequential.
Mark 1 1 1
TOTAL SECTION C: 20
TOTAL: 150
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ASSESSERING VAN DIE OPSTEL AANBIEDING
Kriteria Relevansie (R) Logiese volgorde (L) Volledigheid (C)
Algemeen Alle inligting gegee Idees gerangskik in ʼn Alle aspekte wat in die
wat relevant is ten logiese volgorde / opstel vraag genoem is, is
opsigte van die oorsaak-effek orde suksesvol gedek
onderwerp
In hierdie Slegs inligting Die beskrywing van: Korrekte punte sluit in:
opstel relevant t.o.v.:
- oorkruising - oorkruising (3/5)
- oorkruising - onafhanlkike - onafhanlkike sortering
- onafhanlkike sortering (2/4)
sortering - mutasies - mutasies (2/4)
- mutasies - ewekansige / - ewekansige /
- ewekansige / willekeurige willekeurige bevrugting
willekeurige bevrugting (1/2)
bevrugting - willekeurige paring - willekeurige paring (1/2)
- willekeurige is logies en
paring opvolgend.
Punt 1 1 1
TOTAAL AFDELING C: 20
TOTAAL: 150
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AFDELING C
VRAAG 4
Meiose
Oorkruising
- Vind plaas in Profase I
- Sluit in die uitruiling van genetiese materiaal tussen homoloë chromosome
- Lei tot nuwe kombinasies sodat elke gameet wat gevorm word ʼn mengsel van gene
sal hê van moederlike en vaderlike (ouers) oorsprong
- Bring variasie in gevormde gamete
- Bring variasie in nakomelinge
Maks 5
Onafhanklike sortering van chromosome / Willekeurige rangskikking van
chromosome
- Gedurende Metafase I
- Sal elke paar homoloë chromosome
- willekeurig / lukraak / onafhanklik rangskik op die spoeldraad by die ewenaar
- dit laat verskillende kombinasies van chromosome in die nuwe selle toe
- Gedurende Metafase – II
- sal individuele chromosome
- willekeurig rangskik op die spoeldraad by die ewenaar
- dit laat verskillende kombinasies van chromatiedes in die nuwe selle toe
- Dit bring variasie voor in gamete wat vorm
Maks 4
Mutasies
- Verandering in die struktuur van ʼn geen of ʼn chromosoom
- Verandering in die organisme se genotipe
- Genotipe beïnvloed die fenotipe,
- nuwe organismes vorm
- met nuwe / verskillende eienskappe
- vind plaas deur generasies / van een generasie na die volgende
Maks 4
Ewekansige / willekeurige bevrugting
- ewekansige / willekeurige bevrugting tussen verskillende eierselle en spermselle
- gevorm deur meiose
- Lei tot nakomelinge wat verskillend is van mekaar
Maks 2
Willekeurige paring
- Willekeurige paring tussen organismes van ʼn spesie
- lei tot ʼn verskillende stel nakomelinge wat geproduseer word van elke verskillende
broeipaar
Maks 2
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3.4 - ʼn Populasie paddas word verdeel deur ʼn geografiese
versperring / modderbank*
- Dit het tot gevolg, dat die twee dele van die bevolking nie
kan inteel nie.
- Daar vind geen geenvloei plaas tussen die twee
bevolkings nie.
- Natuurlike seleksie vind onafhanklik plaas in elke
bevolking.
- As gevolg van verskillende omgewingstoestande aan
weerskante van die rivier.
- Die twee bevolkings word genotipies en fenotipies
verskillendoor tyd.
- Selfs indien die modderbank verwyder word, sal die paddas
nie meer kan inteel nie.
- Een of beide dele van die padda bevolkings het ʼn nuwe
spesie gevorm.
Enige 5 + 1*(Verpligtend) (6)
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TOTAAL AFDELING B: 80
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3.2 3.2.1 Dihibriede kruising (1)
3.2.2 Beide swart en rond (2)
3.2.3 bbRR EN bbRr (2)
3.2.4 BR: Br: bR; br (2)
3.2.5 9:3:3:1
OF
9 swart en rond
3 swart en gerimpeld
3 geel en rond
1 geel en gerimpeld (2)
(9)
3.3 3.3.1 (a) A = 3 (1)
(b) B = 2 (1)
3.3.2
Eienskap Afrika aap Mens
Skedelrif Rif teenwoordig Rif nie teenwoordig
nie / afwesig
Werwelkolom Minder gebuig / Meer gebuig /
gekromde gekromde
werwelkolom / werwelkolom
(C-vormige (S-vormige
werwelkolom) werwelkolom)
(4)
3.3.3 - volledige skelet word min gevind
- sagte dele vermis as gevolg van ontbinding
- moet aard van individue aanneem as gevolg van beperkte
bewyse
- moeilik om fossiele te dateer
Enige 2 (2)
3.3.4 (a) organismes wat die intermediêre/oorgang bepaal tussen ʼn
voorvaderlike vorm van sy afstammelinge / sommige
eienskappe van beide / spesies wat regtig twee groepe
verbind / oorgang tussen twee groepe organismes (2)
(b) Die posisie van die foramen magnum verander
van ʼn meer agtertoe posisie na ʼn voorentoe posisie in
die kranium / skedel.
Resultate in spesies verander van viervoetig / loop op al
vier om bipedaal(tweevoetig) te word / om regop te loop/
regop te staan Enige 3 (3)
(13)
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VRAAG 3
3.1 3.1.1 (a) Slegs by mans / Nie by vrouens (1)
(b) ongeaffekteerde ma / ouers het alreeds ʼn kleurblinde
seun (1)
d
3.1.2 (a) 5=X Y
D d D D
(b) 7 = X X EN X X
D d
(c) 8=X X (4)
3.1.3 P1/ouers Fenotipe Normale man x Normale vrou
Genotipe XD Y x XD Xd
Meiose
G/gamete XD , Y x XD ; Xd
Bevrugting
F1/ Genotipe XD XD ; XD Xd ; XD Y ; Xd Y
nakomelinge
Fenotipe 2 normale vrouens en 1 normale
man, 1 geaffekteerde man
*25% of 1 uit 4
Ouers en nakomelinge/P1 en F1
Meiose en bevrugting Enige 5 + 1*(Verpligtend)
OF
P1/ouers Fenotipe Normale man x Normale vrou
Genotipe XD Y x XD Xd
Meiose
G/gamete XD , Y x XD ; Xd
Gamete XD Y
XD XD XD XD Y
Bevrugting
Xd XD Xd Xd Y
F1/ Genotipe XD XD ; XD Xd ; XD Y ; Xd Y
nakomelinge
Fenotipe 2 Normale vrouens 1 normale
man, 1 geaffekteerde man
*25% of 1 uit 4
Ouers en nakomelinge/P1 en F1
Meiose en bevrugting Enige 5 + 1*(Verpligtend) (6)
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2.5 2.5.1 - Resultate in genetiese identiese nakomelinge
verminder biodiversiteit van spesies se geenpoel
- Versterking van “goeie” of “slegte”gene (2)
2.5.2 - Produseer superieur lewende hawe vir vinnige
voortplanting
- Soos die mark verander kan lewende hawe geteel word om
te reageer op die markveranderinge en vraag (eise)
- Bevorder kommersiële oeste wat vinnig voortplant
- Produseer verskeie vrugte en groente om raklewe van vars
produkte te verleng
- Minder vermorsing van voedsel en vervoerkoste
(MERK slegs eerste TWEE) Enige 2 (2)
(4)
2.6
2.6 Verskil
- Darwin - evolusie vind plaas waar spesies geleidelike
veranderinge ondergaan het oor ʼn lang tydperk
- Gepunktueerde ekwilibrium – evolusie behels lang tydperke
waar spesies nie verander nie en dan gedurende kort
periodes sal daar ʼn vinnige verandering plaasvind.
OF
Verskil
- Darwin - na ʼn lang tydperk sal ʼn nuwe spesie evoleer wat
verskillend is van die voorvaders.
- Gepunktueerde ekwilibrium – nuwe spesies word in ʼn kort
tydperk gevorm, relatief teenoor die lang periode van geen
veranderinge nie.
OF
Verskil
- Darwin - ondersteun dit dat daar baie oorgangsfossiele in
die fossielrekord is, wat die progressiewe verandering toon
oor ʼn tydperk
- Gepunktueerde ekwilibrium – ondersteun deur die
afwesigheid van oorgangsfossiele wat ʼn periode van
vinnige veranderinge aandui
(MERK slegs eerste TWEE) Enige 2 verskille (4)
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2.4 2.4.1 Die antibiotika is effektief dit vernietig alle bakterieë
Die antibiotika is nie effektief nie dit vernietig nie alle
bakterieë nie
Antibiotika is meer/ minder effektief op sekere bakterieë /
bakterieë A/B/C (2)
2.4.2 Groei van bakterieë (1)
2.4.3 Die antibiotika is die effektiefste op bakterieë A en gedeeltelik
effektief op bakterieë B, maar nie effektief teen bakterieë C
nie Enige 2 (2)
2.4.4 - Dieselfde hoeveelheid antibiotika is gebruik
- Dieselfde grootte agar bord / oppervlak area
- Dieselfde konsentrasie / sterkte antibiotika
- Dieselfde tipe agar
- Dieselfde hoeveelheid bakterieë agar is aangewend
(MERK slegs eerste TWEE) Enige 2 (2)
2.4.5 - Dra handskoene
- Hou bord geseël
- Was skoon / steriliseer
- Korrekte wegdoening
(MERK slegs eerste EEN) Enige 1 (1)
2.4.6 - Herhaal die ondersoek
- Vergroot die monster / steekproef grootte
(MERK slegs eerste EEN) Enige 1 (1)
2.4.7 - Daar is groot hoeveelheid variasie in die bakterium
populasie
- Antibiotika word gebruik om ʼn groot hoeveelheid bakterieë
dood te maak
- Sommige bakterieë het ʼn eienskap / mutasie wat hul
weerstandig maak teen die antibiotika
- Dit word natuurlike seleksie genoem
- Die bakterieë wat oorleef het, plant voort
- en dra die gunstige eienskap oor / weerstandigheid teen
antibiotika oor na nakomelinge
- Die volgende generasie het ʼn groter deel van individue met
gunstige eienskap / weerstand
- Lei to ʼn toename in populasie van weerstandige bakterieë
Enige 5 (5)
(14)
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AFDELING B
VRAAG 2
2.1 2.1.1 ʼn Skielike onverwagse verandering in die genetiese struktuur
van ʼn sel. (1)
2.1.2 Geenmutasie (1)
2.1.3 Geenmutasies affekteer ʼn enkele of ʼn paar basisse in ʼn
enkele geen.
die basis volgorde STT verander na SAT
wat ʼn verskillende polipeptied (proteïen) produseer
Enige 2 (2)
2.1.4 (a) Glutamiensuur (1)
(b) Valien (1)
(6)
2.2 Elke oRNS dra ʼn spesifieke aminosuur
wanneer die antikodon van die oRNS,
pas (ooreenstem) by die bRNS kodon
sal die oRNS die betrokke aminosuur bring na die
ribosoom
aminosure word geheg deur peptiedbindings
en vorm die verlangde polipeptied/ proteïen (6)
2.3 2.3.1 (a) Eiergrootte frekwensie/ Grafiek B (1)
(b) Bloedgroep / tipe frekwensie/ Grafiek A (1)
2.3.2 Diskontinue variasie: Byvoorbeeld = Bloedgroepe
- Individue val onder ʼn aantal duidelike kategorieë
- dis gebasseer op eienskappe wat nie gemeet kan word oor
ʼn volledige veld nie.
- Jy het die eienskap of jy het dit nie
- Die omgewing het ʼn klein effek op dié tipe variasie
Enige 2 (2)
Kontinue variasie: Byvoorbeeld = Eiergrootte frekwensie
- Toon variasie met ʼn volledige veld van metings
- van een uiterste na die volgende.
- die eiers kan ʼn volledige speling (omvang) hê van gewig
- soms kenmerkend deur die omgewing geaffekteer, soos
voedsel kwaliteit, dieet, weer en gemaklikheid van
omgewing.
Enige 2 (2)
(6)
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1.5 1.5.1 nukleus (1)
1.5.2 8 (1)
1.5.3 AGS (1)
1.5.4 Translasie (1)
1.5.5 (a) ribosoom (1)
(b) oRNS / oordrag-RNS (1)
1.5.6 6 (1)
1.5.7 UAG (1)
(8)
TOTAAL AFDELING A: 50
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AFDELING A
VRAAG 1
1.1 1.1.1 A
1.1.2 B
1.1.3 A
1.1.4 C
1.1.5 C
1.1.6 A
1.1.7 A
1.1.8 D
1.1.9 D
1.1.10 D
(10x2) (20)
1.2 1.2.1 Nukleus
1.2.2 Fossiel
1.2.3 Geen
1.2.4 Prognaat /prominente
1.2.5 Tandestelsel / Tandstruktuur / dentisie
1.2.6 Homosigoties / egtelend/ suiwertelend
1.2.7 Viervoetig
1.2.8 Nie-disjunksie
(8x1) (8)
1.3 1.3.1 Slegs B
1.3.2 Slegs A
1.3.3 Slegs A
1.3.4 Slegs B
(4x2) (8)
1.4 1.4.1 Al die mans kan die pa wees / Geen mans kan uitgesluit
word nie (1)
1.4.2 Man 3 (1)
1.4.3 (a) ii (1)
(b) IAi (1)
1.4.4 (i) en (iv) (2)
(6)
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11. Indien taal wat gebruik word, die bedoelde betekenis verander
Moenie aanvaar nie.
12. Spelfoute
Aanvaar as dit herkenbaar is, mits dit nie iets anders in Lewenswetenskappe
beteken nie of as dit buite konteks is.
13. Indien gewone name gegee word in terminologie
Aanvaar, mits dit by die nasionale memobespreking aanvaar is.
14. Indien slegs die letter vereis word, maar slegs die naam gegee word (en
andersom)
Moenie krediteer nie
15. As eenhede nie in mate aangedui word nie.
Kandidate sal punte verbeur. Memorandum sal afsonderlik punte vir eenhede
aandui.
16. Wees sensitief vir die betekenis van die antwoord, wat soms op
verskillende maniere aangebied kan word.
17. Opskrif
Alle illustrasies (diagramme, grafieke, tabelle, ens.) moet ʼn opskrif hê.
18. Vermenging van amptelike tale (terme en konsepte)
ʼn Enkele woord of twee wat in enige amptelike taal voorkom anders as die
leerder se assesseringstaal waarin die meeste van sy/haar antwoorde
aangebied word, moet gekrediteer word, indien dit korrek is. ʼn Nasiener wat
in die relevante amptelike taal vaardig is, moet geraadpleeg word. Dit geld vir
alle amptelike tale.
19. Veranderinge aan die memorandum
Geen veranderinge mag aan die goedgekeurde memorandum aangebring
word sonder dat daar met die provinsiale interne moderator beraadslaag is
nie.
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GAUTENGSE DEPARTEMENT VAN ONDERWYS
VOORBEREIDENDE EKSAMEN
LEWENSWETENSKAPPE
(Tweede Vraestel)
MEMORANDUM
BEGINSELS MET BETREKKING TOT DIE NASIEN VAN LEWENSWETENSKAPPE
1. Indien meer inligting as die puntetoekenning gegee word
Hou op merk nadat die maksimum punte verkry is en trek ʼn kronkellyn en dui
'maks'-punte in die regterkantse kantlyn aan.
2. Indien, byvoorbeeld, drie redes vereis en vyf gegee word
Merk net die eerste drie ongeag of almal of sommige korrek / nie korrek is nie.
3. Indien die hele proses beskryf word terwyl slegs ʼn deel vereis word
Lees alles en krediteer die relevante dele.
4. Indien vergelykings vereis word, maar beskrywings gegee word
Aanvaar indien die verskille / ooreenkomste duidelik is.
5. Indien tabulering vereis word, maar paragrawe gegee word
Kandidate sal punte verbeur indien nie getabuleer nie.
6. As geannoteerde diagramme aangebied word, terwyl beskrywings
vereis word
Kandidate sal punte verbeur.
7. Indien vloeidiagramme i.p.v. beskrywings aangebied word
Kandidate sal punte verbeur.
8. Indien die volgorde vaag is en skakelings nie sin maak nie
Krediteer waar volgorde en skakelings korrek is. Waar volgorde en skakelings
nie korrek is nie, moenie krediteer nie. As die volgorde en skakelings weer
korrek is, gaan voort om te krediteer.
9. Onherkenbare afkortings
Aanvaar indien dit aan die begin in die antwoord omskryf is. Indien dit nie
omskryf is nie, moenie die onherkenbare afkorting krediteer nie, maar
krediteer die res van die antwoord indien dit korrek is.
10. Verkeerd genommer
Indien die antwoord die regte volgorde van die vrae pas, maar die verkeerde
nommer word gegee, is dit aanvaarbaar.
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