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Edexcel Biology (B3) exam- 20th June 2016

With Triple Science exams next week, I am starting this thread to give revision tips, study help and discussing how you felt about the exam. My main question is what topics are likely to come up, especially as six markers?

Reply 1

forever.studies

http://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/showthread.php?t=4158273&p=65672445#post65672445

Reply 2

vik_k1

How did everyone feel?

For the multiple choice question on the low level of progesterone, did you put menstruation or ovulation? What did everyone put for the ice age human migration one?

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Reply 3

glowanti

Original post by vik_k1

menstruation

Reply 4

vik_k1

Original post by caitlinford3

menstruation

I put ovulation as I was unsure.

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Reply 5

glowanti

Original post by vik_k1

I put ovulation as I was unsure.

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When progesterone levels fall the uterus lining breaks down and so is lost through menstruation

Reply 6

astronomer99

what gas did you put for the very second question? and what percentage decrease did you get for the glucose

Reply 7

vik_k1

Original post by astronomer99

what gas did you put for the very second question? and what percentage decrease did you get for the glucose

I put oxygen first then crossed it out and put CO2. I'm not sure what the answer will be.

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Reply 8

astronomer99

Original post by vik_k1

I put oxygen first then crossed it out and put CO2. I'm not sure what the answer will be.

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i put CO2 too

Reply 9

D.SHA64

Original post by caitlinford3

When progesterone levels fall the uterus lining breaks down and so is lost through menstruation

did you write that the woman was pregnant for the question that asked what does it mean about the woman who had high progesterone levels(on the graph)

Reply 10

glowanti

Original post by D.SHA64

did you write that the woman was pregnant for the question that asked what does it mean about the woman who had high progesterone levels(on the graph)