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Biology · Oct / Nov 2022 · Paper 42 · Question 2

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Fig. 2.1 is a diagram of the human alimentary canal and associated organs. 1 2 3 4 7 6 5 Fig. 2.1

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  • 2(a)[4]

    one mark per row

    number

    organ that

    identifying

    product enzyme

    secretes the

    the organ

    substrate

    or enzyme

    on Fig.

    products 2.1

    salivary

    amylase

    1

    starch

    maltose

    gland(s)

    pepsin /

    stomach /

    amino 3

    protein

    protease

    gastric gland

    acid(s) fatty fat / lipid

    lipase

    pancreas

    4

    acids and

    / oil

    glycerol small

    intestine

    maltase

    5

    maltose

    glucose

    / duodenum

    / ileum

  • 2(b)[3]

    any three from:

    1

    ref to hydrochloric acid in the stomach ;

    2

    kills, bacteria / pathogens (in food) ;

    3

    denatures enzymes in, bacteria / (harmful) microorganisms (in food) ;

    4

    provides, acid / suitable / low / optimum / best, pH for, pepsin / protease / (digestive) enzymes ;

    5

    AVP ; e.g. activation of pepsinogen

  • 2(c)[1]

    (re)absorbs, water / ions / vitamins ;

    AVP ; e.g. fermentation of indigestible (food) matter by bacteria

  • 2(d)[6]

    any six from:

    1

    mechanical / physical, digestion / breakdown ;

    2

    (decrease particle size) increase surface area (of food for chemical digestion) ;

    3

    for (named) enzyme (activity) ;

    4

    any further detail of enzyme activity ;

    5

    chewing / crushing / grinding / AW, in the mouth / by teeth ; A mastication

    6

    incisor / canine, (teeth) for cutting food / AW ;

    7

    (pre)molar (teeth), crush food / AW ;

    8

    mixing of saliva with food / formation of bolus of food for swallowing ;

    9

    churning action / formation of chyme / AW, of stomach (3) ; 10 ref to action of muscles in the stomach (wall) ;

    11 emulsification by bile ;

    12 occurs in, small intestine / duodenum / ileum (5) ;

    13 described as bile (salts) break(s) fat globules into smaller pieces / large fat droplets into small(er) droplets / AW ;

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