Advanced Higher Biology
Discussion for all types of Scottish exams, help on Scottish Results Day and advice on Clearing.
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Re: Advanced Higher BiologyYeah the conclusion to the graph ones are made to look real hard, but simple when you actually look and consider all the options!(Original post by DragonHeartstring)
It didn't help I don't recall much about specific qualities of RNA - that made me panic a bit. I agree about the mc being thick, it was especially the questions with graphs and you had to choose a conclusion that could be made from the results - those kind drive me round the bend!
Ahh. We got a new bio teacher year that told us he would switch the course to do physiology next year - we had already learned animal behaviour before he came, so had to stick with it. I think physiology would have been more suited to our class.
Yeah, our teacher said its the best one to teach, theres a lot of facts in it that are basic knowledge and so less to learn! Its also interesting! -
Re: Advanced Higher BiologyYeah i do animal behaviour. It was hard huh!(Original post by DragonHeartstring)
Ugh, I do not feel confident after that exam.
That data interpretation was a monster
and I wasn't keen on many of the MC questions.
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Re: Advanced Higher BiologyNo but in retrospect i think it was!!(Original post by ConnorMcKenzie)
Did anyone put bioaccumulation?
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Re: Advanced Higher BiologyYes! I completely forgot examples of extended phenotypes, and I couldn't put into words why the crater thing was an extended phenotype(Original post by Student666)
Yeah i do animal behaviour. It was hard huh!
I feel like such a moron. Did you get what the other features of grooming were for the meetkat/primate thing? I think I said something like to help get rid of parasites, and that it might show dominance over another
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Re: Advanced Higher Biologyi yabbered some nonsense about social bonding? haha, had no idea though, your one sounds better. Yeah the whole thing was harder than expected! Hopefully they will lowed the grade boundaries! Apparently they usually are like 5% lower than normal, for AH biology!(Original post by DragonHeartstring)
Yes! I completely forgot examples of extended phenotypes, and I couldn't put into words why the crater thing was an extended phenotype
I feel like such a moron. Did you get what the other features of grooming were for the meetkat/primate thing? I think I said something like to help get rid of parasites, and that it might show dominance over another
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Re: Advanced Higher BiologyYeah, last year's grade boundary for an A was 65% I think (although this also incorporated the project marks), and a C was below 50%, but I don't remember the exact %age. Honestly, it doesn't make me feel all that much better, but cross fingers!(Original post by Student666)
i yabbered some nonsense about social bonding? haha, had no idea though, your one sounds better. Yeah the whole thing was harder than expected! Hopefully they will lowed the grade boundaries! Apparently they usually are like 5% lower than normal, for AH biology! -
Re: Advanced Higher Biology[PHP[/PHP](Original post by Babb_zz)
those who did physiology, did you guys put the individual is not obese due to him having a BMI less than 30?
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Re: Advanced Higher BiologyBasically what I wrote. Increase in ocean temperature would lead to an increase in decomp, thus an increase in the amount of CO2 being released into the atmosphere.(Original post by freedom123)
I said that as sea temperatures increase, then saprotrophs etc will be able to decompose the faeces and therefore release the carbon dioxide from it back into the atmosphere which would then contribute to global warmimg! - can anyone verify this? -
Re: Advanced Higher BiologyThe answer is a single locus probe.(Original post by freedom123)
I said a single locus probe! I dont know if i'll get the mark! -
Do you think 'hybridising with a marked probe' would get the mark?(Original post by Niamh-94)
The answer is a single locus probe.
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Re: Advanced Higher BiologyIm not sure, because it was talking about a single gene defect disorder, and "hybridising with a marked probe" could imply that it will/can hybridise at more than one point! I am not sure though, they might accept "probe" and would give you the mark for saying it!(Original post by adam_johnson)
Do you think 'hybridising with a marked probe' would get the mark?
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I hope so.(Original post by freedom123)
Im not sure, because it was talking about a single gene defect disorder, and "hybridising with a marked probe" could imply that it will/can hybridise at more than one point! I am not sure though, they might accept "probe" and would give you the mark for saying it!
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Re: Advanced Higher BiologyI wrote the same(Original post by jordan0141)
a higher dosage resulted in a higher increase in time before the onset of angina -
Re: Advanced Higher BiologyDon't mean to be miserable as Id love this to be true but checked the sqa website and the average lowest mark for an A over the past 3 years has been 80%?(Original post by DragonHeartstring)
Yeah, last year's grade boundary for an A was 65% I think (although this also incorporated the project marks), and a C was below 50%, but I don't remember the exact %age. Honestly, it doesn't make me feel all that much better, but cross fingers! -
You've misread it. The whole things out of 125 marks. 80/125 x 100 = 64%(Original post by Dhill94)
Don't mean to be miserable as Id love this to be true but checked the sqa website and the average lowest mark for an A over the past 3 years has been 80%?
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Re: Advanced Higher BiologyI will try and get it up by the end of the week!(Original post by ConnorMcKenzie)
Could someone post the paper if possible?
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and I wasn't keen on many of the MC questions.