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AQA Biology Unit 1 January A-S 2012 EXAM FINISHED

Your going to be staring at everyone *today* in maths trying to figure out who it is. Haha.
Doesn't the username help? Mine practically gives out my name O.o lol.

well she will know who i am as soon as the teacher does the register but i got no clue who she is... lol

Reply 1781

britash

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Original post by Sorro10

My sixth form is split into a girls division and a boys division :O lol

My school was :smile:

But the sixth form is mixed.
I think i've played a lot of netball at your school. haha :smile:

Reply 1782

Mocking_bird

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Original post by britash

Your going to be staring at everyone *today* in maths trying to figure out who it is. Haha.
Doesn't the username help? Mine practically gives out my name O.o lol.

Exactly hahah. This is so weird.

& I only know like half the classes names because its not really a lesson when he asks questions so you never really hear names :P

Reply 1783

EffKayy

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Original post by Mocking_bird

I guessed that much xD
TOMORROW IS GOING TO BE SO AWKWARD.
We're both gonna just be sitting there not knowing who each other is but knowing we're there :ninja:

Lmao. Dont look at the back row if you dont want him knowing who you are :wink:

:L

Reply 1784

Mocking_bird

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Original post by EffKayy

Lmao. Dont look at the back row if you dont want him knowing who you are :wink:

:L

I won't be able to resist.. :laugh:

Reply 1785

Mo.

Original post by The Assassin

Don't mean to ruin this... erm... conversation by bringing Biology into it lol.... but maybe the final question will be things to do with fluid-mosaic structures and whatnot. Something straightforward like "Describe the fluid-mosaic structure of a cell surface membrane". The only exam (where it's been at the end) I've seen it in would be in the June 2001 exam - and it was BYB1, not BYA1. So it could come up in this paper.

sorry to say but you did a damn good job at killing the moment lmfao.... :biggrin:

Reply 1786

Last Chance

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Amazing how awkward this is.

NEGGED?!?! R U CRAZY?

(edited 12 years ago)

Reply 1787

britash

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I hope the fluid mosaic structure doesn't come up for a 5 mark question. I can only think of about 3 points at the most :/

Reply 1788

Calm-and-collected

lol Ive just been staring at this convo like it was something out of eastenders

Reply 1789

Mo.

Original post by EffKayy

Lmao. Dont look at the back row if you dont want him knowing who you are :wink:

:L

omg... y did you tell her that??? im gone feel like some 1 is perving on me as i walk in.... im gone be paranoid

Reply 1790

Mocking_bird

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Original post by Mo.

omg... y did you tell her that??? im gone feel like some 1 is perving on me as i walk in.... im gone be paranoid

LMAO.
Yeah totally :ninja:

Reply 1791

britash

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Original post by Calm-and-collected

lol Ive just been staring at this convo like it was something out of eastenders

Haha. It is rather good.
Plus there is about 5 of us now on this board all from Manchester area :smile:

x

Reply 1792

EffKayy

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Original post by The Assassin

Don't mean to ruin this... erm... conversation by bringing Biology into it lol.... but maybe the final question will be things to do with fluid-mosaic structures and whatnot. Something straightforward like "Describe the fluid-mosaic structure of a cell surface membrane". The only exam (where it's been at the end) I've seen it in would be in the June 2001 exam - and it was BYB1, not BYA1. So it could come up in this paper.

I don't like that question :redface:

Reply 1793

The Assassin

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Original post by Mo.

sorry to say but you did a damn good job at killing the moment lmfao.... :biggrin:

Well it had to happen eventually. Lol.

According to the mark scheme your answer should be speaking about:

Phospholipids and proteins;
Phospholipid bilayer;
Arrangement of phospholipid molecules 'tails to tails';
'Floating' (protein) molecules / molecules can move in membrane;
Intrinsic proteins extend through bilayer;
Extrinsic proteins in outer layer only;
(Ref. to intrinsic and extrinsic, unqualified, gains 1 mark);
Detail of channel proteins / protein shapes / glycoproteins;
Presence of cholesterol.

Reply 1794

Calm-and-collected

Anyway back to Bio I Dont understand a Question, anyone want to take a look

http://store.aqa.org.uk/qual/gce/pdf/AQA-BIOL1-W-QP-JUN09.PDF

question 5d

Reply 1795

Sorro10

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Original post by Mo.

bet you enjoy that :P

ROFL xd

Reply 1796

Last Chance

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Original post by Mocking_bird

LMAO.
Yeah totally :ninja:

Y u neg me, awkwardness is a good thing in some situations. :frown:

Reply 1797

Mo.

Original post by Mocking_bird

LMAO.
Yeah totally :ninja:

tbh it dont really bother me.. as there are 4 guys that sit on the back row highly unlikely you will know who i am. lol

Reply 1798

EffKayy

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Original post by The Assassin

Well it had to happen eventually. Lol.

According to the mark scheme your answer should be speaking about:

Phospholipids and proteins;
Phospholipid bilayer;
Arrangement of phospholipid molecules 'tails to tails';
'Floating' (protein) molecules / molecules can move in membrane;
Intrinsic proteins extend through bilayer;
Extrinsic proteins in outer layer only;
(Ref. to intrinsic and extrinsic, unqualified, gains 1 mark);
Detail of channel proteins / protein shapes / glycoproteins;
Presence of cholesterol.

How many marks was it?