2016 AQA Biology Unit 1 - Unofficial Mark scheme 2016

If I get As in B2 & B3 what grade am I looking at roughly considering I got 38/50 in my biology ISA, got roughly 22 marks on this exam. :/

For the how are the horses feet well adapted or w/e, i put that they can still run fast even in swampy, muddy areas away from predators

I also put on the snail and the thrush question that less energy is lost since snails move slowly which means less energy is lost in respiration through movement..

Did anyone else write these?

If I get As in B2 & B3 what grade am I looking at roughly considering I got 38/50 in my biology ISA, got roughly 22 marks on this exam. :/

a synapse is a junction betweet two neurones why is everyone sayng its wrong?? stop scaring me omg

a synapse is a junction betweet two neurones why is everyone sayng its wrong?? stop scaring me omg

oops made a mistake in writing that, I got 0.0067 and didn't times by 100

did u show working out

Okay so the whole thing is worked out on UMS not grades - i.e. it doesn't matter if you got an A, it matters what kind of A.

Let's say you get 2 bang-through-the-middle As, and you get given 85 UMS for each paper. Then your ISA gets you a middle B (based on last year's grade boundaries) whichis 75. If the boundary for a C is 22 then you get 60 for this exam.

85 + 85 + 75 + 60 = 305, which is a B grade (need 280 for a B, 320 for an A, 360 for an A*)

yeah i did lol, i'm good at maths - just can't read

A synapse is a microscopic gap that connects two neurones that passes on nervous impulses

What would you say a B grade would be?

For the one about GM I think you would have to put about how enzymes are used to join it back together.

Did anybody put for scatter graph question that it was because the data was continuous?