Exam Format Part A: Multiple Choice50 marks Part B: Matching definitions20 marks Part C: Diagrams10 marks Part D: Short Answer40 marks.

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Exam Format Part A: Multiple Choice50 marks Part B: Matching definitions20 marks Part C: Diagrams10 marks Part D: Short Answer40 marks

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Nutritional Science Digestive system: labeling, structures, and functions Calculating percent of fats, carbohydrates, and proteins Digestive tract order – what happens at each step Digestive disorders

Biotechnology Cloning reproductive and therapeutic pros and cons of each Categories of biotechnology and examples of each Stem cell applications