No
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TOPIC
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NOTES
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1
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Chapter 2: preparing and examining slides
of plant cells
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2
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Chapter 3: Activity 3.1:
The movement of substances across a
semi-permeable membrane
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SPM 2008 NO.2
SPM 2013 NO.2
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3
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Chapter 3: Further investigation:
The effects of osmosis and the
permeability of the plasma membrane of an egg.
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4
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Chapter 3:Activity 3.2
Studying osmosis using an osmometer
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5
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Chapter 3: Activity 3.4
Studying the effects of hypotonic,
hypertonic and isotonic solutions on animal cells
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6
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Chapter 3: Activity 3.5
Studying the effects of hypotonic,
hypertonic and isotonic solutions on plant cells
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7
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Chapter 3: Activity 3.6
Determining the concentration of an
external solution which is isotonic to the cell sap of a plant.
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SPM 2005 NO.2
SPM 2006 NO.2
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8
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Chapter 4: Activity 4.1
Differentiating between reducing and
non-reducing sugars
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9
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Chapter 4: Activity 4.3
Studying the effects of temperature on
salivary amylase activity.
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SPM 2009 NO.2
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10
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Chapter 4: Activity 4.4
Studying the effects of pH on activity of
pepsin
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11
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Chapter 4: Further Investigation
Investigating the effects of pH on the
breakdown of starch by amylase
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SPM 2011 NO.1
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12
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Chapter 4: Activity 4.5
Studying the effects of substrate concentration
on salivary amylase activity
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SPM 2006 NO.1
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13
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Chapter 4: Activity 4.6
Studying the effects of enzyme
concentration on salivary amylase
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14
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Chapter 6: Activity 6.1
Determining the energy value in food
samples
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SPM 2005 NO.1
SPM 2012 NO.1
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15
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Chapter 6: Activity 6.2
Testing for the presence of starch,
reducing sugar, non-reducing sugar, protein and lipid in food samples
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16
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Chapter 6: Activity 6.3
Determining
the vitamin C content in various fruit juices
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SPM 2004 NO.1
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17
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Chapter 6: Activity 6.7
Studying the movement of substances
through the Visking tube
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18
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Chapter 6: Activity 6.11
Investigating the effect of light
intensity on the rate of photosynthesis
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SPM 2003 NO.2
([CO2])
SPM 2007 NO.1
SPM 2009 NO.1
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19
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Chapter 7: Activity 7.1
studying the process of aerobic
respiration
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20
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Chapter 7: Activity 7.2
Investigating the process of anaerobic
respiration in yeast
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SPM 2007 N0.2
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21
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Chapter 7: Activity 7.6
Investigating the differences between
inhaled and exhaled air in terms of oxygen and carbon dioxide contents
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SPM 2010 NO.1
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22
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Chapter 7: Activity 7.7
Investigating the differences between
inhaled and exhaled air in terms of heat content
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23
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Chapter 7: Practical Assessment
Investigating the rate of oxygen uptake
by a cockroach over period of time
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24
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Chapter 8: Activity 8.5
Investigating the distribution of plants
using the quadrat sampling technique
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25
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Chapter 8: Activity 8.6
Estimating the population size of garden
snails using capture, mark, release and recapture techniques
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SPM 2004 NO.2
(bird
population)
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26
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Chapter 8:Activity 8.11
Studying the effects of temperature, pH,
light intensity and nutrients on the activity of yeast
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SPM 2008 NO.1
(distribution of Pleurococcus)
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27
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Chapter 9: Activity 9.2
Investigating the level of pollution in
several different sources of water.
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28
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Chapter 1: Activity Creative Corner
Studying the effect of air movement on
the rate of transpiration
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29
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Chapter 1: Activity 1.9
Studying the effect of temperature, light
intensity and relative humidity on the rate of transpiration
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SPM 2011 NO.1
(Light
intensity)
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30
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Chapter 3: Activity 3.5
Studying the effect of different
quantities of water intake on urine output.
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SPM 2012 NO.2
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31
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Chapter 4: Activity 4.11
Studying the growth of maize
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SPM 2010 NO.2
(interspesific
competition of maize and paddy plant)
SPM 2013 NO.1
(Nutrients
concentration)
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32
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Chapter 5: Activity 5.1
Studying Mendel’s First Law
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33
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Chapter 5: Activity 5.3
Explaining sex determination in offspring
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34
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Chapter 6: Activity 6.1
Investigating variation in humans
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35
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Chapter 6: Exploring Further
Identifying the blood groups of all the
students I the class and determining
the type of variation they represent
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36
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Chapter 6: Activity 6.3
Studying the effects of environment
factors on variation in plants
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37
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Chapter 6: Activity 6.4
Studying how colour camouflage can help
in the survival of a species
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SPM 2003 NO.1
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