Cambridge O Level Biology (5090) Paper 11, October/November 2022. Read the question paper free and work through it with an AI tutor that explains every question step by step.
| Exam board | Cambridge International Education |
|---|---|
| Qualification | Cambridge O Level |
| Subject | Biology |
| Syllabus code | 5090 |
| Paper | Paper 11 (5090/11) |
| Exam series | October/November 2022 · all 2022 papers |
| Questions | 40 |
| AI explanations | Available for every question |
The questions in this paper cover these Biology syllabus chapters:
| Topic | Questions |
|---|---|
| Chapter 1: Cells | 5 |
| Chapter 2: Classification | 3 |
| Chapter 3: Movement into and out of cells | 6 |
| Chapter 4: Biological molecules | 4 |
| Chapter 5: Enzymes | 4 |
| Chapter 6: Plant nutrition | 7 |
| Chapter 7: Transport in flowering plants | 3 |
| Chapter 9: Human gas exchange | 4 |
| Chapter 10: Respiration | 5 |
| Chapter 11: Transport in humans | 5 |
| Chapter 12: Disease and immunity | 5 |
| Chapter 13: Excretion | 2 |
| Chapter 14: Coordination and control | 5 |
| Chapter 16: Development of organisms and continuity of life | 3 |
| Chapter 17: Inheritance | 3 |
| Chapter 18: Biotechnology and genetic modification | 2 |
| Chapter 19: Relationships of organisms with one another and with the environment | 6 |
Every question in 5090 Biology Paper 11 — Oct/Nov 2022 and the syllabus topic it tests. Ask the AI tutor about any of them by number, for example "Question 1".
| Question | Topic |
|---|---|
| Question 1 | Chapter 1: Cells |
| Question 2 | Chapter 1: Cells; Chapter 4: Biological molecules |
| Question 3 | Chapter 1: Cells |
| Question 4 | Chapter 3: Movement into and out of cells |
| Question 5 | Chapter 1: Cells; Chapter 4: Biological molecules |
| Question 6 | Chapter 3: Movement into and out of cells |
| Question 7 | Chapter 19: Relationships of organisms with one another and with the environment |
| Question 8 | Chapter 6: Plant nutrition |
| Question 9 | Chapter 9: Human gas exchange |
| Question 10 | Chapter 6: Plant nutrition |
| Question 11 | Chapter 1: Cells; Chapter 4: Biological molecules; Chapter 5: Enzymes |
| Question 12 | Chapter 3: Movement into and out of cells; Chapter 7: Transport in flowering plants |
| Question 13 | Chapter 5: Enzymes; Chapter 6: Plant nutrition; Chapter 10: Respiration |
| Question 14 | Chapter 11: Transport in humans |
| Question 15 | Chapter 12: Disease and immunity |
| Question 16 | Chapter 3: Movement into and out of cells; Chapter 7: Transport in flowering plants; Chapter 11: Transport in humans |
| Question 17 | Chapter 4: Biological molecules; Chapter 5: Enzymes |
| Question 18 | Chapter 6: Plant nutrition; Chapter 10: Respiration |
| Question 19 | Chapter 9: Human gas exchange; Chapter 11: Transport in humans |
| Question 20 | Chapter 3: Movement into and out of cells; Chapter 14: Coordination and control |
| Question 21 | Chapter 9: Human gas exchange; Chapter 10: Respiration; Chapter 14: Coordination and control |
| Question 22 | Chapter 6: Plant nutrition; Chapter 7: Transport in flowering plants; Chapter 13: Excretion |
| Question 23 | Chapter 9: Human gas exchange; Chapter 10: Respiration; Chapter 11: Transport in humans |
| Question 24 | Chapter 14: Coordination and control |
| Question 25 | Chapter 12: Disease and immunity; Chapter 14: Coordination and control |
| Question 26 | Chapter 2: Classification |
| Question 27 | Chapter 11: Transport in humans; Chapter 12: Disease and immunity; Chapter 19: Relationships of organisms with one another and with the environment |
| Question 28 | Chapter 2: Classification |
| Question 29 | Chapter 3: Movement into and out of cells; Chapter 6: Plant nutrition |
| Question 30 | Chapter 2: Classification; Chapter 12: Disease and immunity; Chapter 18: Biotechnology and genetic modification |
| Question 31 | Chapter 12: Disease and immunity; Chapter 19: Relationships of organisms with one another and with the environment |
| Question 32 | Chapter 5: Enzymes; Chapter 6: Plant nutrition; Chapter 10: Respiration |
| Question 33 | Chapter 16: Development of organisms and continuity of life |
| Question 34 | Chapter 13: Excretion; Chapter 14: Coordination and control |
| Question 35 | Chapter 16: Development of organisms and continuity of life |
| Question 36 | Chapter 16: Development of organisms and continuity of life; Chapter 19: Relationships of organisms with one another and with the environment |
| Question 37 | Chapter 17: Inheritance |
| Question 38 | Chapter 17: Inheritance |
| Question 39 | Chapter 17: Inheritance; Chapter 19: Relationships of organisms with one another and with the environment |
| Question 40 | Chapter 18: Biotechnology and genetic modification; Chapter 19: Relationships of organisms with one another and with the environment |
This paper tests 17 syllabus topics: Cells (5 questions), Classification (3 questions), Movement into and out of cells (6 questions), Biological molecules (4 questions), Enzymes (4 questions), Plant nutrition (7 questions), Transport in flowering plants (3 questions), Human gas exchange (4 questions), Respiration (5 questions), Transport in humans (5 questions), Disease and immunity (5 questions), Excretion (2 questions), Coordination and control (5 questions), Development of organisms and continuity of life (3 questions), Inheritance (3 questions), Biotechnology and genetic modification (2 questions), Relationships of organisms with one another and with the environment (6 questions).
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