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Hence, D represented the liver and E tissue respiration.Candidates scored on this question across the full range of marks. The marks gained most frequentlywere for (b)(i) (‘pancreas’) and (c)(i) (
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keep going until you get all these questions right. 1. From what structure in the heart does the heartbeat originate? SAN (pacemaker) 2. Where in the heart are electrical impulses delayed. AVN
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Questions relating to synoptic assessment of AO3 have a weighting of approximately 2.5%. 8.4 Weighting of Assessment The approximate relationship between the relative percentage Objectives for A Level
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keep going until you get all these questions right. Give an example of a monosaccharide Glucose, Fructose (check notes for others) Give an example of a disaccharide Maltose, Lactose, Sucrose (check
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QUESTIONS 1. A biologist named Stephen Hales described how he carried out an investigation in 1727. I cut a branch (b) off an apple tree about 1 metre long, then sealed the cut end (p) and tied
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time that you should be spending on the other exam questions How the structure of cells is related to their function Many candidates were not clear what a cell is, confusing cells with: Organelles
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Tissue fluid has the right temperature, the right amount of glucose and the right amounts of water and salt. Homeostasis is an important process that maintains these conditions at the right level. Wise-
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keep going until you get all these questions right. 1. From what structure in the heart does the heartbeat originate? 2. Where in the heart are electrical impulses delayed. 3. What type of valves
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QUESTIONS 1. The roots of two groups of pea plants were placed in solutions containing radioactive potassium ions. For the experimental plants a respiratory inhibitor was added to the solution. At
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MITOSIS QUESTIONS 1. Read through the following passage on the cell cycle and mitosis, then write in the gaps the most appropriate word or words to complete the passage. a) In the cell cycle DNA
