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Edexcel B3 unofficial markscheme 19th June 2017

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Original post by Zainyg
what was the 3 mark calculation?


24
Original post by jashab14
Everyone in my school got 24 but to be honest, they didn't make it clear as to whether the 0.925% and 0.625% was of the entire 16,000 or out of the two 8,000 groups


IT LITERALLY SAYS "Split equally"
Reply 42
Here is the long awaited markscheme. I think the grade boundaries will be pretty low but overall I think personally I did okay Please remember you can bring up your grade with the other exams and don’t worry if you get wrong answers! Feel free to add to the markscheme below as I can’t remember all the questions. Good luck! :redface:

1a. Species 1 because the nectar is at the top

1b. Option D

1c. Co-evolution: As one species evolves the other devolves so moth becomes deformed so its proboscis shrinks so co-evolution benefits the orchid, not the moth

2a. Dominant allele = Male Recessive allele = Female OR Isotope monitor

Classical conditioning

Put a flag in front of horse to habituate it

38 HIV

Vegetarian cheese à use restriction enzyme to combine milk together to make it yellow and clot to form cheese and then put it into a fermenter

Lactose free-milk à Normal milk + sieve + barium nitrate, so lactose is extracted. Include conditions of pH, temperature and contamination
Original post by Olivia2442
What did people get for the punnett square question?


50% is the correct answer, as we are assuming that the sex was male, the chance of inheritence is 50% rather than 25%.
Original post by dd897
Here is the long awaited markscheme. I think the grade boundaries will be pretty low but overall I think personally I did okay Please remember you can bring up your grade with the other exams and don’t worry if you get wrong answers! Feel free to add to the markscheme below as I can’t remember all the questions. Good luck! :redface:

1a. Species 1 because the nectar is at the top

1b. Option D

1c. Co-evolution: As one species evolves the other devolves so moth becomes deformed so its proboscis shrinks so co-evolution benefits the orchid, not the moth

2a. Dominant allele = Male Recessive allele = Female OR Isotope monitor

Classical conditioning

Put a flag in front of horse to habituate it

38 HIV

Vegetarian cheese à use restriction enzyme to combine milk together to make it yellow and clot to form cheese and then put it into a fermenter

Lactose free-milk à Normal milk + sieve + barium nitrate, so lactose is extracted. Include conditions of pH, temperature and contamination


for 1a, you mean species 2, as they have a longer beak, so they can reach the the necter
And its not "classical conditioning"; it's operant..
"Put a flag in front of horse to habituate it " - JUST NO
"Dominant allele = Male Recessive allele = Female OR Isotope monitor" - nope, If sperm = X, then female; if sperm = Y, then male.
(edited 6 years ago)
Reply 45
Original post by dd897
Here is the long awaited markscheme. I think the grade boundaries will be pretty low but overall I think personally I did okay Please remember you can bring up your grade with the other exams and don’t worry if you get wrong answers! Feel free to add to the markscheme below as I can’t remember all the questions. Good luck! :redface:

1a. Species 1 because the nectar is at the top

1b. Option D

1c. Co-evolution: As one species evolves the other devolves so moth becomes deformed so its proboscis shrinks so co-evolution benefits the orchid, not the moth

2a. Dominant allele = Male Recessive allele = Female OR Isotope monitor

Classical conditioning

Put a flag in front of horse to habituate it

38 HIV

Vegetarian cheese à use restriction enzyme to combine milk together to make it yellow and clot to form cheese and then put it into a fermenter

Lactose free-milk à Normal milk + sieve + barium nitrate, so lactose is extracted. Include conditions of pH, temperature and contamination


wasnt the nectar at the bottom and the conditioning was operant
Original post by 205live
wasnt the nectar at the bottom and the conditioning was operant


That is what I got
Original post by dd897
Here is the long awaited markscheme. I think the grade boundaries will be pretty low but overall I think personally I did okay Please remember you can bring up your grade with the other exams and don’t worry if you get wrong answers! Feel free to add to the markscheme below as







I can’t remember all the questions. Good luck! :redface:

1a. Species 1 because the nectar is at the top

1b. Option D

1c. Co-evolution: As one species evolves the other devolves so moth becomes deformed so its proboscis shrinks so co-evolution benefits the orchid, not the moth

2a. Dominant allele = Male Recessive allele = Female OR Isotope monitor

Classical conditioning

Put a flag in front of horse to habituate it

38 HIV

Vegetarian cheese à use restriction enzyme to combine milk together to make it yellow and clot to form cheese and then put it into a fermenter

Lactose free-milk à Normal milk + sieve + barium nitrate, so lactose is extracted. Include conditions of pH, temperature and contamination



It was option C wasn't it?
Original post by Fernbank2016
It was option C wasn't it?


Yeh, that markscheme is full of BS, don't trust it.
Original post by Schoolstudent01
I got 48 people

I used the total to work out the percentage of the total and got 100 or one and 148 for the other. 148-100= 48

Did anyone else do this?
this is exactly what I did, I don't understand which other way there is?!
Original post by astralnerd
this is exactly what I did, I don't understand which other way there is?!


mate, it says the expirement is split in half between 16000 people; so its 8000 each.
Original post by leena480
I got 48 too to be honest, but my friends said that the 16000 people were divided into 2 groups, anyways I think they might just cut 1 mark for not dividing by 2.


I thought the percentage of people that still had HIV was out of the 16000, but people say it was 0.625% of group 1 and 0.925% of group 2 but not sure...
8000*0.925%=74
8000*0.625%=50
74-50=24
It's 24 b
Original post by stephen1011
50% is the correct answer, as we are assuming that the sex was male, the chance of inheritence is 50% rather than 25%.


it was just out of the entire punnet square not just male offspring
Original post by Fernbank2016
It was option C wasn't it?


Nope the nectar was deep in the plant the pollen was at the top its species 2
Original post by Bartholemew
Nope the nectar was deep in the plant the pollen was at the top its species 2


No because the pollen is at the top so both moths will still try but only one will get the nectar but both can pollinate it.
Reply 56
Original post by Bartholemew
Nope the nectar was deep in the plant the pollen was at the top its species 2


It was option C, the multiple choice question as about pollen. Both hawk moths could get the pollen but only one could get the nectar
are you sure because I put 25%, others are saying 50%
Original post by MIKESPIKE10
it was just out of the entire punnet square not just male offspring
(edited 6 years ago)
Original post by dd897
Here is the long awaited markscheme. I think the grade boundaries will be pretty low but overall I think personally I did okay Please remember you can bring up your grade with the other exams and don’t worry if you get wrong answers! Feel free to add to the markscheme below as I can’t remember all the questions. Good luck! :redface:

1a. Species 1 because the nectar is at the top

1b. Option D

1c. Co-evolution: As one species evolves the other devolves so moth becomes deformed so its proboscis shrinks so co-evolution benefits the orchid, not the moth

2a. Dominant allele = Male Recessive allele = Female OR Isotope monitor

Classical conditioning

Put a flag in front of horse to habituate it

38 HIV

Vegetarian cheese à use restriction enzyme to combine milk together to make it yellow and clot to form cheese and then put it into a fermenter

Lactose free-milk à Normal milk + sieve + barium nitrate, so lactose is extracted. Include conditions of pH, temperature and contamination


Honestly don't think I've seen a *****er marks scheme in all my days
That mark scheme isn't good... I'm pretty sure it was option 2 for the first one and C for the first multiple choice, and both parties benefit in co evolution, there was a 1 marker on how the moth benefits wasn't there?

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