VCE Biology Past Exam Questions

Browse VCE Biology exam questions from 2015–2025, including NHT and VCE papers. Filter by topic, year and paper; open the original source.

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Section A, Question 31

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Question 31 Referring to the diagram, itis most reasonable to conclude that A. there was a greater diversity of total fish 201 million years ago than there is today. B. most of the

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Section A, Question 31

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Question 31 Which one of the following actions are the scientists likely to have included in this controlled experiment? A. Allow cats and dingoes to interact with the quolls. B. U

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Section A, Question 32

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Question 32 What technique is likely to have been used to date the spiny shark fossils? A. absolute dating using the decay of carbon-14 in fossilised bones B. relative dating using

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Section A, Question 32

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Question 32 From the results of this experiment, which one of the following could the scientists conclude? A. The activity of the quolls is identical in both summer and autumn. B.

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Section A, Question 33

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Question 33 The diagram below shows a range of hosts for four different strains of influenza virus. influenza A viruses leopard turkey tiger chicken raccoon emu quail ferret bat wa

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Section A, Question 33

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Question 33 The scientists carried out fieldwork in their study of the quoll population in the Illawarra highlands. This study allowed the scientists to A. carry out the quoll data

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Section A, Question 34

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Question 34 The Aedes aegypti mosquito species transmits three human viral diseases. People are simultaneously at risk for all three diseases if living in a place that contains all

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Section A, Question 34

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Question 34 The following image shows the evolution of dolphins from least recent to most recent. The pelvis structure is indicated by the dark shading. least recent » most recent

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Section A, Question 35

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Question 35 Based on the data presented above, what is the correct interpretation of the changes seen in the finch population? A. The total number of medium ground finches increase

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Section A, Question 35

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Question 35 Hylobates lar is found in the rainforests of South-East Asia. Itlives in trees, particularly the upper tree canopy, swinging from tree to tree by fully rotating its lon

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Section A, Question 36

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Question 36 Most marsupials are found in Australia. Two groups of marsupials are found living outside Australia: opossums in North America and monito del montes in South America. T

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Section A, Question 36

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Question 36 Based only on the information above, the most likely reason for the observed changes after the drought was that A. finches with larger beaks could access a wider range

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