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Life Sciences Past Paper Question 1 Drill Level 1: Knowledge & Recall
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Q1 MCQ Drill: 2018 Life Sciences P2 (2018 NSC May/June Mid-Year Examination)

4 multiple-choice questions taken verbatim from Section A of the official 2018 NSC May/June Mid-Year Examination Life Sciences Paper 2, auto-marked against the official marking guideline. Questions that rely on diagrams or graphs are excluded - see the full paper for those.

Question 1 of 4 2 Marks

Which ONE of the following is a mechanism of reproductive isolation?

Official Marking Guideline Rationale:
Correct Answer: B. Correct - matches the official DBE marking guideline.
Marking Criteria:
• Official marking guideline answer (2 marks) → B (2018 NSC May/June Mid-Year Examination - Life Sciences Paper 2, Question 1.1.1)
Question 2 of 4 2 Marks

Who formulated the law of use and disuse?

Official Marking Guideline Rationale:
Correct Answer: D. Correct - matches the official DBE marking guideline.
Marking Criteria:
• Official marking guideline answer (2 marks) → D (2018 NSC May/June Mid-Year Examination - Life Sciences Paper 2, Question 1.1.2)
Question 3 of 4 2 Marks

Which ONE of the following features is found in BOTH humans and African apes?

Official Marking Guideline Rationale:
Correct Answer: C. Correct - matches the official DBE marking guideline.
Marking Criteria:
• Official marking guideline answer (2 marks) → C (2018 NSC May/June Mid-Year Examination - Life Sciences Paper 2, Question 1.1.3)
Question 4 of 4 2 Marks

Scientists made an observation that some species of butterfly are more numerous during wet summers than dry summers. In order to investigate this, the next step would be to …

Official Marking Guideline Rationale:
Correct Answer: B. Correct - matches the official DBE marking guideline.
Marking Criteria:
• Official marking guideline answer (2 marks) → B (2018 NSC May/June Mid-Year Examination - Life Sciences Paper 2, Question 1.1.4)
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