This is the Grade 12 Life Sciences Paper 1 written in the Feb/March Supplementary 2015 exams (Term 1), set by the national DBE (NSC) exams. The paper counts 150 marks and learners had 2 h 30 min to finish it. It has 4 questions. Below you can download the question paper (Afrikaans), question paper (English), memo (Afrikaans) and memo (English) as free PDFs, then mark your answers with the memo.
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Life Sciences Grade 12 Feb/March Supplementary 2015 Paper 1 Question Paper (Afrikaans)
Free PDF of the Life Sciences Grade 12 Feb/March supplementary exam 2015 Paper 1 question paper set nationally by the DBE (NSC) in Afrikaans. It tests Term 1 work. Learners looking for the life sciences grade 12 march 2015 p1 paper can download it here.
Question PaperPaper 1Feb/March supplementary examTerm 1National (DBE)Afrikaans
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Life Sciences Grade 12 Feb/March Supplementary 2015 Paper 1 Question Paper (English)
Download the life sciences grade 12 march 2015 p1 question paper PDF in English, set nationally by the DBE (NSC). A real Feb/March supplementary exam paper to practise with before your own tests.
Question PaperPaper 1Feb/March supplementary examTerm 1National (DBE)English
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Life Sciences Grade 12 Feb/March Supplementary 2015 Paper 1 Memo (Afrikaans)
Official memorandum (marking guideline) for Grade 12 Life Sciences Paper 1 March 2015, Term 1 set nationally by the DBE (NSC). Free PDF download in Afrikaans to check your work after writing the paper.
MemoPaper 1Feb/March supplementary examTerm 1National (DBE)Afrikaans
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Life Sciences Grade 12 Feb/March Supplementary 2015 Paper 1 Memo (English)
Marking memo for the Life Sciences Grade 12 Feb/March supplementary exam 2015 Paper 1 set nationally by the DBE (NSC) in English. Use this life sciences grade 12 march 2015 p1 memo to mark your answers and see exactly where the marks go.
MemoPaper 1Feb/March supplementary examTerm 1National (DBE)English
What is in this paper
4 questions, 150 marks in total. Marks per question are taken from the paper itself.
- Q1 1.1 Various options are given as possible answers to the following ques ti ons. 23 marks
- Q2 2.1 Study the diagram below. 59 marks
- Q3 3.1 Study the flow diagram below of a homeostatic mechanism used to regulate 80 marks
- Q4 The unicellular zygote undergoes many developmental changes until it becomes a 3 marks
Instructions to candidates
- Answer ALL the questions.
- Write ALL the answers in the ANSWER BOOK.
- Start the answers to EACH question at the top of a NEW page.
- Number the answers correctly according to the numbering system used in this
- Present your answers according to the instructions of each question.
- ALL drawings must be done in pencil and labelled in blue or black ink.
- Draw diagrams, flow charts or tables only when asked to do so.
- The diagrams in this question paper are NOT necessarily drawn to scale.
- Do NOT use graph paper.
- You must use a non-programmable calculator, protractor and a compass where necessary.
- Write neatly and legibly. Life Sciences/P1 3 DBE/Feb.–Mar. 2015 NSC SECTION A
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Questions about this paper
How many marks is the Life Sciences (Biology) Grade 12 Term 1 Feb/March Supplementary 2015 Paper 1?
The paper is out of 150 marks and you get 2 h 30 min to write it.
Is there a memo for the Life Sciences (Biology) Grade 12 Term 1 Feb/March Supplementary 2015 Paper 1?
Yes. The marking memo is on this page as a free PDF download, next to the question paper.
