How many Movement into and out of cells questions are there for 9700?

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Movement into and out of cells

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7 past-paper questions on Movement into and out of cells

9700/22 · May/June 20244 marks
Discuss how comparing each of the results with the control provides information about: • how nitrate ions are taken up by the…
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9700/22 · May/June 20254 marks
Student X stated that acid phosphatases and sorgoleone could be transported out of root hair cells using the same process.…
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9700/23 · May/June 20254 marks
Cells that have been affected by melittin break down into cell fragments. These cell fragments are taken in by phagocytes for…
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9700/22 · October/November 20243 marks
Researchers investigated the mechanism of transport used for the uptake of potassium ions (K+) into root epidermal cells at…
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9700/41 · May/June 20253 marks
Name the processes, other than diffusion, osmosis and active transport, that are occurring at P, Q and R.
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9700/41 · May/June 20252 marks
A student cut a fresh kidney lengthways and placed one half in the freezer. After 24 hours, the student examined the kidney…
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9700/23 · October/November 20242 marks
Explain why water also moves from epithelial cells into the lumen of the intestine when choleragen is present.
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M1dy/dx = 3x^2 - 12x + 9M1 earned
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A1 $x = 1$ or $x = 3$ A1 earned
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How many Movement into and out of cells questions are there for 9700?: This page collects 7 recent Cambridge Biology (9700) past-paper questions tagged to Movement into and out of cells. Each links straight to instant marking against the official 9700 scheme.
How are Movement into and out of cells answers marked?: Type or photograph your working and MarkScheme scores it against the real 9700 mark scheme for this topic — method, accuracy and any band descriptors — so you see exactly where the marks are.
Where can I learn Movement into and out of cells first?: Start with the free Biology lesson on Movement into and out of cells, then come back and drill past-paper questions under timed conditions.