This question was attempted by many candidates and their  performance was poor.  In part (a)(i)  candidates could not properly draw the diagram to illustrate the life cycle of  a mosquito and in (a) (ii) candidates could not correctly describe how malaria  is spread.  In part (b) candidates  correctly stated symptoms of malaria.  In  part (c) candidates could not correctly explain the following terms:  transmission route and susceptible host.. 
                      
                    The expected answers are as follows: 
                    3(a)(i)     Diagram of life cycle of mosquito and  labelled stages     
                                    
                                         
                    
                                  
            
  
  
  
  
  
            
    Accuracy    -   larva, pupa and imago must be  segmented   - 1   mark  
                                   -   breathing tubes indicated in larva and  pupa  -   1 mark           
                 Correct direction of arrows   -   1  mark 
                 Labelling   -: 
                I   -     egg 
                 II   -     larva 
                III   -     pupa 
                IV  -      imago/adult 
    
                 *When diagram is absent mark the  listed stages and arrows 
(ii)      How  malaria is spread 
               
  - bites from infected mosquito
 
  - female anopheles mosquito 
 
  - bites an infected person
 
  - taking in the malaria parasite/plasmodium
 
  - it transfers the parasite
 
  - as it bites another person
 
 
                                                     
   (b)   Symptoms of malaria 
  -  urine  turns yellow
 
  -  cold or  chill
 
  -  shivering sets in/occurs
 
  -  high  temperature/fever/sweating
 
  -  headache
 
  -  pains at  the joints
 
  -  fatigue  sets in/tiredness/weakness
 
  -  vomiting  may occur
 
  -  loss of  appetite
 
  - anaemic condition
 
 
                                                                         
  (c)    Explanation  of terms 
  
This  is the point/area of entry of pathogens of a particular diseases into a person 
                                                                         
  (ii)      Susceptible  host 
             
              A person who is easily infected by  an infectious agent which causes a particular  
             disease  |