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8806-6006 23 pages
N06/4/BIOLO/SP3/ENG/TZ0/XX+
Friday 17 November 2006 (morning)
biology
STANDARD level
PAPeR 3
IB DIPLOMA PROGRAMME
PROGRAMME DU DIPLÔME DU BI
PROGRAMA DEL DIPLOMA DEL BI
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option A — Diet and Human Nutrition
A1. Data was collected on the diets of children in the United Kingdom. The table below compares
the intake of three minerals in the diet with their Recommended Daily Allowance (RDA). The
results also show the total percentage of children below the RDA, of which some (shown in
brackets) are found to be well below the RDA.
iron Calcium Zinc
Age
range /
years
Average
intake / %
RDA
Total %
of children
below RDA
Average
intake / %
RDA
Total %
of children
below RDA
Average
intake / %
RDA
Total %
of children
below RDA
boys
4 to 6 134 14 (0) 157 10 (3) 86 80 (12)
7 to 10 111 40 (1) 135 19 (2) 88 73 (5)
11 to 14 95 61 (3) 80 79 (12) 79 84 (14)
15 to 18 111 44 (2) 88 68 (9) 82 69 (9)
girls
4 to 6 119 28 (1) 146 15 (2) 77 91 (26)
7 to 10 96 59 (3) 119 29 (5) 81 83 (10)
11 to 14 60 98 (45) 80 79 (24) 66 97 (37)
15 to 18 58 94 (50) 82 76 (19) 87 73 (10)
[Dietary Reference Values for Food, Energy and Nutrition for the UK. Source: National Diet and Nutrition Survey: Young People Aged 4 to
18 years, (SN 4243), 1997, UK Data Archive/Economic and Social Data Service.
Crown copyright material is reproduced with the permission of the controller of HMSO]
(a) Identify the age range where the greatest percentage of girls are below the RDA in
File information
Subject
Biology
Document type
Question paper
Year
2006
Session
November
Level
SL
Paper
3
Examination zone
Not labelled in the archive
Language
Not labelled in the archive
File size
276 KB
Pages
23
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