How was biology paper 1?????

[$$AK$$]

How was biology?
WE ARE DONE

 

[Wolfgangs]

In the first question, the answer was sensitivity right? Second question: B (Earthworm) and third is whisper (i.e D), right? Please do answer soon.

 

[am123]

In the first question, the answer was sensitivity right? Second question: B (Earthworm) and third is whisper (i.e D), right? Please do answer soon.

what was the third question

 

[thamer hsm]

In the first question, the answer was sensitivity right? Second question: B (Earthworm) and third is whisper (i.e D), right? Please do answer soon.

correct.

 

[thamer hsm]

what was the answer for the eye question. I chose F(circle circumference) becomes smaller and the the diameter G stays the same

 

[$$AK$$]

correct.

In the first question, the answer was sensitivity right? Second question: B (Earthworm) and third is whisper (i.e D), right? Please do answer soon.

Ur right

what was the third question

In the first question, the answer was sensitivity right? Second question: B (Earthworm) and third is whisper (i.e D), right? Please do answer soon.

,But please dont discuss right now

I hope that all of us will score high marks

Guys there was one difficult question about human DNA
Remember to discuss it later according to the roles

 

[am123]

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Ur right

,But please dont discuss right now

I hope that all of us will score high marks

Guys there was one difficult question about human DNA
Remember to discuss it later according to the roles

sure yes it was!

 

[Wolfgangs]

I was wondering if sensitivity was D and whispers were D too, or was it B?

 

[happy-smile]

I did paper 12 it was easy with 2-3 tricky questions but I expect a 39 or 40

 

[$$AK$$]

I did paper 12 it was easy with 2-3 tricky questions but I expect a 39 or 40

I hope that for all of us

 

[Bloodserpent]

what was the answer for the eye question. I chose F(circle circumference) becomes smaller and the the diameter G stays the same

uhmm...
how can the circle become smaller and the diameter stay the same?
aren't they (IDK what its called ) the type of muscles that have opposite effect on each other? one contracts other relaxes?

 

[kevinjohn]

I was wondering if sensitivity was D and whispers were D too, or was it B?

its WHISKERS people , not WHISPERS !!!!! LOOL

 

[happy-smile]

what was the answer for the eye question. I chose F(circle circumference) becomes smaller and the the diameter G stays the same

at dark>> diameter G increase and the distance label F decrease >>>>paper 12

 

[$$AK$$]

Please dont discuss according to the rules
Actually I am the first one who needs to discuss,but rules should be followed
I am srry
Hope that we can discuss tom
(THE MOST DIFFICULT QUESTION FOR ME WAS ABOUT THE HUMAN DNA)

 

[Amro El Sakka]

In the first question, the answer was sensitivity right? Second question: B (Earthworm) and third is whisper (i.e D), right? Please do answer soon.

The third answer was Skin!! It's a mammel bro

 

[kevinjohn]

The third answer was Skin!! It's a mammel bro

thats the point... its a mammal. its whiskers..!! not skin as amphibians also have SKIN.... srry dude...

 

[$$AK$$]

The third answer was Skin!! It's a mammel bro

Please dont discuss according to the rules
Actually I am the first one who needs to discuss,but rules should be followed
I am srry
Hope that we can discuss tom
(THE MOST DIFFICULT QUESTION FOR ME WAS ABOUT THE HUMAN DNA)
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Wait until tommorow​

:s​

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[thamer hsm]

at dark>> diameter G increase and the distance label F decrease >>>>paper 12

In paper 1.1 it's the opposite(bright light). thanks anyway.

 

[mamaeezi ologeh]

what was the answer for the eye question. I chose F(circle circumference) becomes smaller and the the diameter G stays the same

wrong, in dim light the pupil becomes larger so G increases and F decreases

 

[mamaeezi ologeh]

uhmm...
how can the circle become smaller and the diameter stay the same?
aren't they (IDK what its called ) the type of muscles that have opposite effect on each other? one contracts other relaxes?

yes, circular and radal muscles