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F4 BIOLOGY
Chapter 6 Nutrition
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Diagram 9.1
Terangkan mengapa ais krim, kek mentega diletakkan pada Tahap 4 dalam piramid
makanan. [6 marks]
4. Terangkan kepentingan memakan makanan dari Tahap 2 dalam diet harian kita.
[4 marks]
[Perak NO.6]
P1: Food at level 2 contains a lot of water, vitamins, minerals and roughage / fibre
P2: Water is important in all cell activities / physiological / biochemical processes in our body
P3: Body need enough vitamins to preserve / maintain health // Any suitable example of mineral and
the related function
P5: Roughage is necessary in the diet to stimulate peristalsis / to prevent constipation
Any 4 P
Rajah 9.2
Constipation
Insufficient amount of fibrous food
Eat more vegetables and fruits
Night blindness
Insufficient vitamin A
Eat more carrots and tomatoes
Anaemia
Insufficient iron
Eat more spinach
Diagram 7
Glucose
P1: Excess glucose in the blood is converted to glycogen and stored in the liver
P2: When glucose level in the blood is low, glycogen is converted to glucose in the liver
P3: Excess glucose is converted to lipids by the liver
P4: In the body cells, glucose is oxidized to release energy in cellular respiration
Amino acids
P5: Amino acids is used to synthesise protein in the liver
P6: Excess amino acids undergo deamination to produce urea in the liver
P7: Urea is then eliminated by the kidney
P8: Amino acid is used to synthesise enzymes / antibodies / hormones / new protoplasm / repair
damaged tissues in body cells
Lipids
P9: Excess lipids is stored in adipose tissues
P10:Phospholipids and cholesterol make up the plasma membrane
Diagram 9.1
At R Stomach
Pepsin is secreted in the inactive form, pepsinogen
Which is activated in the acidic medium of the stomach
In the presence of hydrochloric acid
Pepsin is a protease which catalyses the breakdown of proteins in fish to polypeptides.
In a hydrolysis reaction
At S Duodenum
Pancreatic juice contains trypsinogen, which is converted to trypsin by enterokinase
Further digestion of protein is done by trypsin which breaks up protein molecules into peptides.
At T Ileum
Erepsin (peptidase) is released by the mucosa of the ileum (small intestine).
It completes the hydrolysis of polypeptides and peptides to their component amino acids.
The amino acids pass through the intestinal lining into the blood capillaries.
In the villi on the wall of the small intestine to be absorbed.
Pundi hempedu, pankreas dan usus kecil adalah struktur yang terlibat dalam
pemprosesan molekul lemak. Terangkan proses yang berlaku kepada molekul lemak
sehingga ia boleh digunakan oleh sel-sel badan.
[10 marks]
Digestion
Digestion of fats occurs in the duodenum
Bile produced by the liver helps to emulsify fats
The pancreas secretes lipase which digests lipids into fatty acids and glycerol
Absorption
Absorption of fatty acids and glycerol take place in the ileum. They are absorbed into the lacteals.
In the lacteals, condensation of fatty acids and glycerol forms lipids.
The lipids then is transported via the lymphatic system into the bloodstream.
Assimilation
Assimilation takes place in the cells. Cells use lipid to form complex compounds.
Terangkan hubungan antara tabiat pemakanan dan keadaan fizikal setiap orang.
[10 marks]
[SPM 2009 NO.9]
Diagram 9.2
A healthy person who takes a balanced diet
He takes the correct amount of carbohydrates and fats to provide energy to the body.
He takes the correct amount of proteins to produce new cells
He eats food which are rich in fibre and drinks a lot of water to avoid constipation.
He takes vitamins and minerals to maintain good health
He also exercise regularly to maintain his health
Diagram 9.3
Obesity where there is imbalance between the food intake and the energy used
He takes excessive amount of food rich in fat.
Diagram 9.4
Anorexia nervosa
A drastic lost in body weight occurs because he skips meals for long periods of time
Tissue repair cannot take place due to lack of protein
After the absorption of nutrients has taken place in the small intestine, the intestinal contents enter the
colon. [1]
The intestinal contents consist of a mixture of water, undigested substances, dead cells and dead
bacteria, and indigestible fibre.[1]
The movement of the undigested materials along the colon is slow helped by peristalsis. [1]
Water and minerals are reabsorbed into the bloodstream from the undigested remains in the colon,
resulting in the formation of faeces. [1]
12. Malnutrisi adalah keadaan kerana mengambil diet yang tidak seimbang di mana
nutrien tertentu yang kurang, yang melebihi atau di bahagian yang salah.
Terangkan kesan ke atas kanak-kanak yang diberikan jumlah yang tidak
mencukupi daripada mana-mana dua nutrien makanan untuk tempoh masa yang
panjang. [6marks]
[SPM 2008 NO.8]
Deficiency in proteins :
There are two extreme forms of protein deficiency : kwashiorkor and marasmus. In both cases, the
mental and physical development of the child is severely impaired.[1]
A child suffering from kwashiorkor has flaky skin, thin muscles, thin hair and a swelling of the
body
especially the abdomen because of the retention of fluid in tissues. The child often experiences
stunted growth. [1]
A child with marasmus looks emaciated with wrinkled skin. This is due to lack of energy-
providing
nutrients on top of protein deficiency. [1]
14. Nyatakan satu persamaan dan empat perbezaan antara terusan pencernaan dan
jenis pemakanan dalam organisma Y dan Z. [10marks]
SPM 2006 Q6
Similarity :
Both organisms do not secrete the enzyme cellulase to digest cellulose. [2]
Differences :
Organism Y has four stomach chambers with part of it involved in cellulose digestion. Organism Z
has one stomach chamber in which the cellulose digestion does not take place. [2]
Organism Z has a large caecum in which cellulose digestion take place.
Organism Y does not have a large caecum. [2]
For organism Y, the cellulase-producing microorganisms are present in the stomach while for
organisms Z, those microorganisms are present in the caecum. [2]
Partially digested food which is passed out of the alimentary canal is ingested again by organism
Z.
Organism Y does not ingest digested food passed out its alimentary canal. [2]
(iii) Jika dia terus mengambil menu sehari-hari untuk jangka masa yang panjang,
menjelaskan akibat kepada kesihatannya.
[6 marks]
(i) Total energy value is 5250 + 1500 + 2400 + 2400 + 750 + 2500 + 400 + 600 = 15800 KJ
10
E7: Narrowing of the artery causes the heart to pump with higher pressure
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F4
16. chp
Jadual 4
menunjukkan keputusan analisis pada makanan ringan seperti nugget
ayam goreng.
Kandungan Mass untuk 100g nugget ayam goreng
(g)
Karbohidrat 10.5
Protein 20.1
Lipid 25.3
Serat 2.5
Natrium klorida 0.7
Seorang remaja lelaki berusia 13 makan 500g makanan ringan ini setiap
minggu . Adalah makanan ringan yang sesuai sebagai diet harian untuk kanak-
kanak itu ?
Memerihalkan kesan pengambilan makanan ringan ini tempoh masa yang
[Pahang NO.8]
panjang . [6 marks]
Vitamin C content :
1. The ascorbic acid solution is added to DCPIP solution until the DCPIP decolourised
2. The volume of ascorbic acid used is recorded
3. The procedure is repeated using freshly squeezed apple to determine the volume of juices required
4. The percentage and concentration of vitamin C can be calculated using formula
Any 3
Energy value :
1. A sliced of apple is weighed
2. It is ignited and placed under a boiling tube filled with water
3. The final temperature of the water in the boiling tube is recorded
4. The energy value is calculated using formula
Any 3
Diagram 6
(ii) Terangkan satu persamaan dan empat perbezaan antara R terusan pencernaan
dan S.
[10 marks]
[Melaka NO.6]
(ii)Similarity :
F1: The alimentary canals of both R and S have bacteria protozoa to hydrolyse cellulose
E1: Both R and S do not produce cellulase to digest cellulose in their food
Differences :
F2: R has 4 stomach chambers but S has one stomach chamber
E2: The stomach of S is not involved in cellulose digestion
F3: The size of caecum for R is small but S has a large caecum
E3: Caecum for S is involved cellulose digestion
F4: The bacteria and protozoa in R are found in the rumen and reticulum while in S they are found
in the caecum
E4: to produce enzyme cellulase
F5: Food passes only once in R but twice in S // Regurgitation take place in R but does not take place in S
E5: R- to increase efficiency of cellulose action
S- to complete food absorption
Dengan merujuk kepada rajah (a) dan rajah (b ), terangkan ciri-ciri struktur X
dan struktur Y sebagai tapak utama penyerapan nutrien dalam sistem
pencernaan manusia. [6 marks]
Based on your understanding of the above statement, describe how a molecule of carbon dioxide in the
air and water absorbed from the roots becomes part of a carbohydrate molecule stored in a leaf of
plant.
[8 marks]
22. Describe how a carbohydrate molecule stored in a leaf of a plant can become a starch molecule stored
in the root.
[2 marks]
Based of the structure above, explain the adaptation of thee leaf to carry out photosynthesis efficiently.
[10 marks]
[Kedah NO.6]
Diagram 8
[10 marks]
[Kedah NO.6 ]
Explain the mechanisms that takes place in organelle M that involved in the formation of starch in the
green plant.
[10 marks]
Light reaction
1. Take place in grana
2. Chlorophyll captures light energy which excites the electrons of chlorophyll molecules to higher
energy levels.
3. In the excited state, the electrons can leave the chlorophyll molecules.
4. Light energy is also used to split water molecules into hydrogen ion (H) (Photolysis of water).
5. The hydrogen ions then combine with the electrons released by chlorophyll to form hydrogen
atoms.
6. The energy from the excited electrons is used to form energy rich molecules of adenosine
triphosphate (ATP).
7. Hydroxyl ion loses an electron to form a hydroxyl group which then combine to form water and
oxygen gas.
Dark reaction
8. Takes place in stroma.
9. Does not require light.
10. The hydrogen atoms are used to fix carbon dioxide and caused the reduction of carbon dioxide into
glucose.
11. The dark reaction need energy from ATP and catalyse by enzyme.
12. The glucose monomers then undergo condensation to form starch (which is temporarily stored as
starch grains in the chloroplasts).
Genetically Modified Organisms (GMO) are organisms which carry the genetic information or
beneficial genes from other organisms.
Nowadays, the crops such as wheat, soya bean, paddy and tomatoes are widely to be cultivated
commercially as genetically modified plant.
28. Based on the information above, discuss the advantages and the disadvantages of producing
genetically modified organisms in food production.
[6 marks]
[Kedah NO.6]
Cooking cooking at high temperature Can kill microorganisms Toxins produced by bacteria
or boiling for at least 5 minutes Prevent bacterial and are not always destroyed
fungal decay
Pasteurization milk is heated to 63 C Nutrient contents such as Unable to kill all types of
for 30 minutes or 72 C for 15 seconds vitamin B are maintained bacteria
and then rapidly cooled to below 10 C Natural flavour of milk is Short shelf life
maintained
Canning The food is packed in cans All microorganisms and Low in quality because most
and steamed at high temperature and their spores are killed of the vitamins are
pressure to drive out all the air. Cans Last for a long time destroyed
containing food are then sealed while the Keep for food sterile
food is being cooled.
Starting with water and carbon dioxide as the raw materials, describe how a green plant produces starch
molecules.
[8 marks]
[SPM 2006 NO.8]
Chlorophyll absorbs light energy to produce ATP/ electrons
Photolysis of water produces hydrogen ions and hydroxyl ions.
The H ions combine with electrons to form hydrogen.
The hydrogen/ ATP will be used in the dark reaction.
It occurs in the grana.
Takes place in the absence of light
Carbon dioxide combines with hydrogen glucose and water.
Glucose undergoes condensation and is converted to starch for storage.
It occurs in a series of chemical reactions which require ATP
The reaction occurs in stroma.
32. It is found that the process of photosynthesis contributes to the balance of nature.
Explain how air pollution may have an effect on photosynthesis and the balance of nature
[10 marks]
[SPM 2006 NO.8]