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Year 12 VCE Biology practice questions
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Practice cells, living systems, ecosystems, genetics, evolution, biodiversity, disease, biotechnology, and scientific inquiry.
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practiceVCE Year 12 Biology practice questionsProtein synthesishardprotein-synthesis diagram
1. A DNA template triplet is TAC. Which mRNA codon is produced during transcription?
Choices
AUG
TAC
ATG
UAC
Explanation:
RNA bases pair with the DNA template: T pairs with A, A pairs with U, and C pairs with G, giving AUG.
practiceVCE Year 12 Biology practice questionsInheritancehardPunnett square
2. The Punnett square shows two heterozygous parents, Aa x Aa. What proportion of offspring are expected to be aa?
Choices
25%
50%
75%
100%
Explanation:
The four equally likely genotypes are AA, Aa, Aa, and aa, so one out of four is aa.
practiceVCE Year 12 Biology practice questionsImmunityhardimmune-response graph
3. The antibody graph shows a faster and larger response after a second exposure to the same antigen. What explains this pattern?
Choices
Memory cells produce a faster antibody response.
Antibodies become enzymes.
The antigen stops being foreign.
White blood cells no longer divide.
Explanation:
Memory B cells formed after the first exposure allow a quicker and stronger secondary immune response.
practiceVCE Year 12 Biology practice questionsDisease transmissionharddisease-spread graph
4. A disease model shows each infected person infecting fewer than one new person on average. What is the most likely trend?
Choices
The outbreak should decline.
The outbreak must grow exponentially.
Every person becomes immune instantly.
Transmission is unrelated to contacts.
Explanation:
If the reproduction number is below 1, each generation of infection is smaller than the one before it.
practiceVCE Year 12 Biology practice questionsBiotechnologyhardDNA gel diagram
5. A gel electrophoresis diagram shows bands A, B, and C. Band C has travelled the furthest from the wells. Which fragment is shortest?
Choices
Band C
Band A
Band B
All fragments are the same size
Explanation:
Shorter DNA fragments move further through the gel, so the band furthest from the wells represents the shortest fragment.
practiceVCE Year 12 Biology practice questionsHomeostasishardhomeostasis loop
6. The feedback diagram shows blood glucose rising above normal after a meal. Which response helps return glucose toward normal?
Choices
Insulin secretion increases.
Glucagon secretion increases only.
Cells stop using glucose.
Blood glucose is not regulated.
Explanation:
Insulin promotes glucose uptake and storage, lowering blood glucose back toward the set point.
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