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    Sbi 4U1 Exam Evaluation Outline: Section Marks Time (Min) Student Score Knowledge Thinking/Investigation

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    This document outlines the exam evaluation for an SBI 4U1 course. It is divided into four main sections worth various marks and times: knowledge (25 marks, 25 minutes), thinking/investigation (35 marks, 40 minutes), application (25 marks, 30 minutes), and communication (15 marks, 20 minutes). The content covers biochemistry, metabolic processes, molecular genetics, and homeostasis. Biochemistry topics include the roles of carbohydrates, proteins, and lipids, as well as enzyme function. Metabolic processes examines cellular respiration, photosynthesis, and energy transfer. Molecular genetics covers nucleic acid structure, DNA replication, transcription, translation, and mutations. Homeostasis reviews excretory systems, hormones,

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    This document outlines the exam evaluation for an SBI 4U1 course. It is divided into four main sections worth various marks and times: knowledge (25 marks, 25 minutes), thinking/investigation (35 marks, 40 minutes), application (25 marks, 30 minutes), and communication (15 marks, 20 minutes). The content covers biochemistry, metabolic processes, molecular genetics, and homeostasis. Biochemistry topics include the roles of carbohydrates, proteins, and lipids, as well as enzyme function. Metabolic processes examines cellular respiration, photosynthesis, and energy transfer. Molecular genetics covers nucleic acid structure, DNA replication, transcription, translation, and mutations. Homeostasis reviews excretory systems, hormones,

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    SBI 4U1 EXAM EVALUATION OUTLINE

    Section Marks Time (min) Student Score


    Knowledge
    25 25
    Multiple Choice
    Thinking/Investigation
    Matching 35 40
    Short Answer
    Application
    Matching 25 30
    Short Answer
    Communication
    Short Answer 15 20
    Long Answer

    BIOCHEMISTRY (~30 MARKS)


     role of carbohydrates: glucose, glycogen
     role of proteins : amino acid structure
     role of lipids
     nutrient identification
     role of biological macromolecules and functional groups
     condensation/dehydration reactions and hydrolysis reactions
     enzymes and activation energy
     Inv. 1.4.1 Factors Affecting the Rate of Enzyme Activity (ex. pH and temperature)
     membrane structure and function
     fluid mosaic model
     transport (active vs. passive transport)

    METABOLIC PROCESSES (~20 MARKS)


     ATP hydrolysis
     redox reactions
     metabolism and energy (potential energy)
     cellular respiration (anaerobic vs aerobic (4 stages), location-diagrams)
     oxidative phosphorylation
     photosynthesis (light dependent and Calvin cycle)

    MOLECULAR GENETICS (~30 MARKS)



     role of nucleic acids: structure (DNA vs RNA)
     central dogma
     replication
     transcription
     translation (aminoacylation)
     genetic code
     types of mutations

    HOMOEOSTASIS (~20 MARKS)



     urea vs. ammonia
     Urinalysis Lab
     ADH
     adrenaline/epinephrine
     ACTH
     TSH
     Insulin
     Reflex Arcs
     CNS

     action potential graph (stimulus, resting membrane, threshold potential, depolarization, repolarization, hyperpolarization)
    Disclaimer: Every effort was made to ensure this list was accurate and complete, but omissions or inadvertent additions are
    possible.

    Please avoid asking questions of the nature “Do we need to study________?”, or “How much of _______ do we need to know?” I
    won’t answer those question. Also, please be prepared when asking questions. Asking “Can you explain all of metabolism?”
    indicates that you haven’t studied metabolism yet. Study the content first, then ask specific questions for further understanding
    or to extend concepts.

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