Dichotomous Key and photomicrograph
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PAPER 3
- The photograph below shows the arrangements of different type of cells and tissues in a certain living organism. Study it and answer the questions that follow.
- a) i) From what part of the plant was the photograph obtained. (1 mark)
- ii) Name the parts labeled. P,Q,R,S,T and U (3marks)
- i) State the function of the part labeled Q. (1mark)
- ii) State two adaptations of structure Q to its function. (2 marks)
- State two environmental factors which regulate the function of the part labeled P. (2 marks)
- Measure the length of one cell of region labeled Q on the photomicrograph whose magnification is X5000.What is the actual length of the cell in micrometer? Show your working. (3marks)
- You are provided with;
Specimen S - Orange fruit
Specimen T – Garden pea fruit
- Make a transverse section through specimen S.
- Draw the transverse section of s and lab le any three parts. 5mks
- With a reasons identify the type of frit to which specimen S belong. 2mks
- I) Suggest the type of placentation found in specimen T. 1mk
ii)Name the mode of dispersal of specimen T. 1mk
iii)Explain two ways in which specimen T is adapted to its mode of dispersal. 2mks
- Extract some juice from specimen S, using the reagent provided carryout a food test and complete the table below
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- Name a deficiency disease in humans that would result from lack of fruits such as S in the diet
3.You are provided with photographs of animals. Study the photographs and the dichotomous key below to
enable you identify the taxonomic group to which each animal belongs.
KEY:
1 (a) Jointed legs present………………………………………..…........ go to 2
(b) Jointed legs absent………………………………………………... go to 7
2 (a) Three pairs of legs……………………………………………..…. go to 3
(b) More than three pairs of legs……………………………….…….. go to 5
3 (a) Wings Present…………………………………………………..… go to 4
(b) Wings absent……………………………………………….……... Anoplura
4 (a) One pair of wings……………………………………………….… Diptera
(b) Two pairs of wings…………………………………………….….. Hymenoptera.
- 5. (a) Four pairs of legs ……………………………………………..…. Archnida
(b) More than ten pairs of legs……………………………………….. go to 6
6 (a) One pair of legs in each body segment……………………………Chilopoda
(b) Two pairs of legs in each body segment…………………………..Diplopoda
- 7. (a) Body covered by scales……………………………………………..Pisces
(b) Body covered by feathers…………………………………………..Aves
- Using the key, identify the organisms to their taxonomic groups. In each case, give the sequence of steps followed in identifying them. (8mks)