Pre-U is a fine source of wonderfully written multiple choice questions - now making a reappearance in OCR assessment.
PDF of 18 multiple choice questions
Will post the other half of them next week - will give you time to recover .....
understand biology
Pre-U is a fine source of wonderfully written multiple choice questions - now making a reappearance in OCR assessment.
PDF of 18 multiple choice questions
Will post the other half of them next week - will give you time to recover .....
Mr Spock, 2nd officer of the Starship Enterprise, has a Vulcanian father - Sarek. His mother - Amanda Grayson, is from Earth.
Vulcanians have pointed ears (P), adrenal-absent (A) and a right sided heart (R), all dominant to the human alleles.
The alleles for adrenal and heart are located on the same chromosome, while those for ear shape lie on a different chromosome.
If Mr Spock were to marry a woman from Earth, what would be the probability that?
· Their first child would have all Mr Spock’s characters?
· Their first child would have adrenal absent, but have human heart and ears?
· That if they had 2 children, one would have human features and the other Vulcanian?
A brief exercise using coral reef photographs and a fish identification chart to calculate a Simpsons Index of Biodiversity.
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Read moreHow to improve your answers to questions about practicals in A-level Biology exam questions.
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Read moreNeurones and Action Potentials give an opportunity for examiners to get you to explain a graph (in terms of the flow of Sodium and Potassium ions through voltage gated channel) and to link that explanation to first year concepts of facilitated diffusion and active transport.
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A level Biology Questions by topic - Kidney Questions with markschemes, useful for OCR, AQA, Eduqas
Here are lots of good questions on the kidney. I expect the kidney to appear frequently in the new style papers as they are very synoptic, give opportunities to require calculation and get students to analyse and explain data.
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Read moreStudents find autosomal linkage a challenge ... I suspect this is because they mentally disconnect Meiosis from gamete formation.
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Read morePhotosynthesis, Enzymes, Pigments, Leaf Buoyancy and more experimental design.
Think about how starch is made and what it is made from ......
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Read moreA level Biology Questions by Topic with Markschemes - Aerobic respiration and Anaerobic Respiration
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Read moreThere is plenty of excellent guidance on how to plot graphs and draw tables in the OCR practical booklet ..... pdf
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Read morePrecision, control variables, independent variables ? Confusing for many students, however, particularly important now that this year practical skills are assessed in the exam paper.
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Read moreOne from the OCR Unifying concepts paper, combines respiration and photosynthesis.
(a) think photolysis and Oxygen accepting electrons ...
(b) is about phosphorylation and diffusion gradients
(c) is about the nature of passive transport and using proteins
(d) is about endosymbionts and prokaryotes
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Read morePrompting some festive recapping ? - Looking back at first year A-level Biology topics
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Read moreAttack of the Sap Suckers ! Synoptic Comprehension - A level Biology
Read moreTry this, a terrific exercise to link Photosynthesis and Respiration. Excellent end of term revision.
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