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LC BIOLOGY 2014 - Before and after discussion

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What will the cat drag in this year ladies and gents?

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K6Y

****ing amazing... got everything on the short questions, got almost everything on the experiments, and the long questions were handy since all the plant biology was only on one question! I answered all the other five!

Wtf was that last part of question 10 tho?

Fudge dice

SoundInfluence wrote: »

What was the last Q in Q10 about? I couldn't for the life of me think of any logical answer!!

Hermaphrodite??

nailforhammer

Nimrod 7 wrote: »

Nothing I studied came up but I thought it was still a nice paper overall.

Why are there more people suffering from Alzheimer's now than ever before? I got cheeky and wrote 'There are more people alive now than ever before' :pac:

Alzheimer's is increasing because people are living longer than ever before. You are way more likely to get alzheimer's if you are 70+ than if you are 40/50

MegGustaa

aleatorio wrote: »

I genuinely believe the correct answer is that the global population is at it's highest XD

I said it was due to increased longevity. There are more elderly people now than ever before, and Alzheimer's mainly affects elderly people, so it makes sense that there'd be a higher instance of Alzheimer's...

HugsiePie

peekachoo wrote: »

Those experiments

I thought it was handy enough. Dont think I got my A1 but possibly a B1

I went through the exam online with a fine-toothcomb and thought I had scrapped myself a C1

And well you know what really happened :cool:

Nimrod 7 wrote: »

Nothing I studied came up but I thought it was still a nice paper overall.

Why are there more people suffering from Alzheimer's now than ever before? I got cheeky and wrote 'There are more people alive now than ever before' :pac:

aleatorio wrote: »

I genuinely believe the correct answer is that the global population is at it's highest XD

and people are living longer....maybe?

little sis...

Nimrod 7 wrote: »

Nothing I studied came up but I thought it was still a nice paper overall.

Why are there more people suffering from Alzheimer's now than ever before? I got cheeky and wrote 'There are more people alive now than ever before' :pac:

I said with the advances in technology it is easier to diagnose so more people have it......... I was going to say population but thought it was too obvious

6thyearlife

HugsiePie wrote: »

I went through the exam online with a fine-toothcomb and thought I had scrapped myself a C1

And well you know what really happened :cool:

What really happened??

sallycoolgal

such a bad exam oh my god where did they pull half of that stuff out of

little sis...

3 FUNCTIONS OF CEREBRUM?
was I meant to know this? I only knew skeletal muscle contractions...

aleatorio

HugsiePie wrote: »

and people are living longer....maybe?

That too :pac:
But surely increased population wouldn't not be accepted :P

Peregrine

aleatorio wrote: »

I genuinely believe the correct answer is that the global population is at it's highest XD

nailforhammer wrote: »

Alzheimer's is increasing because people are living longer than ever before. You are way more likely to get alzheimer's if you are 70+ than if you are 40/50

I think it was poorly worded then.

It said number of people with Alzheimer's is higher now than ever before. As far as I can see, both the higher life expectancy and higher than ever population should be valid answers.

But if it had said higher percentage of people with Alzheimer's, then the higher life expectancy would probably be the only acceptable answer out of those two.

aleatorio

little sis... wrote: »

3 FUNCTIONS OF CEREBRUM?
was I meant to know this? I only knew skeletal muscle contractions...

I said motor function, language and memory :P

SoundInfluence

Other than that genetics Q I thought it was a beautiful paper but yeah I agree, it was an exam suited to people with a broad knowledge of the subject rather than people focusing on certain aspects of the course. Appears to be the way they're headed!

Saskatchewan

Overall a difficult paper, not nearly as accessible as other years. Did all the questions and wasn't really pushed for time. Short questions were tricky I thought, as were the experiments, both were manageable. Long questions were awful. Really didn't like any of them. The detail required was unprecedented. But overall okay. Didn't like the lack of photo and respiration. No reproduction at all on the paper was a surprise. Thought we'd see a short Q at least!

peekachoo

HugsiePie wrote: »

I went through the exam online with a fine-toothcomb and thought I had scrapped myself a C1

And well you know what really happened :cool:

Im gonna do that when the paper goes up :P

yeah I really dont think im the next you though

HugsiePie

aleatorio wrote: »

That too :pac:
But surely increased population wouldn't not be accepted :P

Oh yeah....just incase theres someone there anicing....I never thought about the overall rise in population :eek:

*me last year, every exam :P*

6thyearlife wrote: »

What really happened??

A1 :cool:

peekachoo

aleatorio wrote: »

I said motor function, language and memory :P

I said language memory and personality traits

personality counts as a function right? :P

BunchOfDna

Where can you get solutions for the 2014 papers?

Catherinem1616

aleatorio wrote: »

That too :pac:
But surely increased population wouldn't not be accepted :P

Oh god I said because people are eating more protein based foods that cause the plaque build up ah sake

jellytots95

K6Y wrote: »

****ing amazing... got everything on the short questions, got almost everything on the experiments, and the long questions were handy since all the plant biology was only on one question! I answered all the other five!

Wtf was that last part of question 10 tho?

It was birds or moths I think

HugsiePie

BunchOfDna wrote: »

Where can you get solutions for the 2014 papers?

They wont be up until after exam results are out

aleatorio

peekachoo wrote: »

I said language memory and personality traits

personality counts as a function right? :P

Pretty sure it would be accepted :pac:

EoghanIRL

Wow so little theory . So much interpretation and suggestion style questions

peekachoo

aleatorio wrote: »

Pretty sure it would be accepted :pac:

Yolo :P

forevergold22

Was the joint a ball and socket joint?

Peregrine

peekachoo wrote: »

Yolo :P

I was going to slag you off for saying that but it is a biological fact..

Carry on :P

forevergold22 wrote: »

Was the joint a ball and socket joint?

The ankle? Hinge joint.

forevergold22

And does anyone know the answer to "name the type of particle whose movement out and in neurons is essential for impulse transmitting" ??

cferry3

forevergold22 wrote: »

Was the joint a ball and socket joint?

My teacher said it was a hinge joint, I wrote synovial joint and she said that they would give me the marks for that!

forevergold22

Dayum I had hinge down first and crossed it off

siobhaanx

forevergold22 wrote: »

And does anyone know the answer to "name the type of particle whose movement out and in neurons is essential for impulse transmitting" ??

I just said ions, not sure if that is right or not though