3.2.6. Describe how the structure of tissue C (and N) and the structure of the cells that make up that tissue are adapted for its function in the plant. (8)

You are holding a heading of 360° to maintain a magnetic track of 005°.  You decide to turn around and return to your point of departure because you forgot the human heart you were supposed to transport.  What heading will allow you to return to your starting point?

2.2 Study the diagram below then answer the questions that follow.   TO VIEW THE DIAGRAM, RIGHT CLICK ON THE BUTTON BELOW AND OPEN IT IN A NEW WINDOW:  

1.1.3 The cuticle is secreted by the cells of which type of plant tissue? A. Ground B. Vascular C. Meristematic D. Epidermal (2)

TOTAL QUESTION 3: GRAND TOTAL:

1.3 Indicate whether each of the descriptions in Column I applies to A ONLY, B ONLY, BOTH A and B, or NONE of the items in Column II. Select the correct option from the dropdown list.     Column I Column II 1.3.1 Enzymes are sensitive to A Temperature B pH 1.3.2 Produced via the skin A Vitamin A B Vitamin D 1.3.3 Night-blindness is a deficiency of A Vitamin A B Vitamin D (6) 1.3.1.  1.3.2.  1.3.3. 

What is the length of the longest runway indicated at CYOO on the LO Chart below?

2.1.7. Name the end products of fat digestion. (2)

2.2.2. Hand draw a labelled diagram of the phase that precedes (comes before) the phase seen above on a separate piece of paper. There must be 3 chromosomes in your diagram. Remember to follow all biological diagram drawing rules. Once complete, scan or take a clear picture (no flash) and save it as a PDF, PNG, or JPEG. (Check to make sure your image is clear and can be easily read.)Upload it below. (10)

SECTION A QUESTION 1 1.1. Ten multiple choice questions are given below. Choose the most correct answer for each. 1.1.1 Plant cells that form very thick and rigid tissues, which can be used to make rope. A. Collenchyma B. Sclerenchyma C. Parenchyma D. Epidermal (2)