AQA GCSE Biology 2 Higher 21st May Exam

For Cat D I but that it would be either HH or Hh - so the phenotype for this cat is a disabled leg, you'd have to look at its genetic material to find out exactly which one. That sound alright?

Approximately how many questions can you get wrong to get an A?

exactly! there hasnt been a single exam where the bounday was as high as 36 for an A* for this specification.The average A* boundary seems to be around 31-33 for most other papers, and for hard ones 26 and for easy ones 34 ish so the chances are, since most people found this exam challenging it will be around 30 not 36!

What were the carbon cycle questions? I put something about microorganisms breaking down whatever into nutrients and minerals that the grass can absorb them, for one of the answers. But that is wrong? . . .

would i get any marks for the capsule question?
i put: if it was released before then it would go in the stomach. the PH will be too high and cause the enzyme to denature.
any marks for this?

i think you had to say that bile from the small intestine emulsifies the lipids on the outside or something like that

Thats what i put, once bile in small intestines broken down /emulsified fat of lipid coating the lipase enzymes would be released

i could be massively wrong ( probably am) but isnt bile found in the stomach? not in small intestine?

Produced by liver works in the small intestine to neutralise the stomach acid LOL I know its confusing

For the graph one.. i put 7am and 7pm not 7:30am and 7:30pm... could anyone please tell me if theres likely to be a range of answers that you can put..