AQA biol1 resit 21 May 2013

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If I hadn't done any revision for this resit, hypothetically...
What do you all recommend I should hypothetically revise, I could do an all nighter, so ****ed..

Reply 61

Learner_108

Original post by Goldn

If I hadn't done any revision for this resit, hypothetically...
What do you all recommend I should hypothetically revise, I could do an all nighter, so ****ed..

If you have a good memory then it should be a piece of cake.

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Reply 62

johngob

Has a 5 marker on Pulmonary TB ever come up?

Reply 63

laurag4131

For jan 12 qu 5b, how do you calculate the heart rate?

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Reply 64

Nima123

I hope the paper is easy as the jan one was hard!!

Reply 65

Goldn

Jan wasn't too bad apart from the question on cancer and inhibitors

Reply 66

Learner_108

Any predictions for the last 2 last 5 markers ???

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Reply 67

Rumschpringe

Hi, for all those sitting BIOL2 this June, here is a topic analysis doccument. It contains a chart of all topics covered in AQA BIOL2 and which past papers they appeared in. This could help us to predict what topics the main questions could be on. Some topics seem to appear in every paper and others not so much. Hope it helps.

BIOL2 Topic Analysis.docx16.9KB

Reply 68

saz62

Original post by laurag4131

For jan 12 qu 5b, how do you calculate the heart rate?

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it is asking for beats per minute and the data table only shows up to 0.7 seconds, so 60/0.7=86bpm :smile:

good luck!!!!

Reply 69

saz62

Original post by Learner_108

Any predictions for the last 2 last 5 markers ???

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Guessing something on lungs/lung disease.......good luck! :smile:

Reply 70

saz62

GOOD LUCK Y'ALL!!!!!!!!! lets hope this paper is easy-going! let me know how you think of it once its over and done with :smile:

Reply 71

laurag4131

Original post by saz62

it is asking for beats per minute and the data table only shows up to 0.7 seconds, so 60/0.7=86bpm :smile:

good luck!!!!

Thank you! I finally figured how to calculate it haha, good luck to you!

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Reply 72

Prista

how did you guys find it?? :smile:

Reply 73

wandi

Original post by Prista

how did you guys find it?? :smile:

.......I don't know, I think it was okay.. Which means SUPER HIGH GRADE BOUNDARY :'(

Reply 74

Sharif Chowdhury

Original post by Prista

how did you guys find it?? :smile:

I loved the 5 markers but I'm pretty sure I got the active transport questions wrong.

Reply 75

alicedavies1994

Original post by Sharif Chowdhury

I loved the 5 markers but I'm pretty sure I got the active transport questions wrong.

Ahhh yeah those two 2 markers on active transport were a nightmare! I couldn't figure out what they were asking for... what did everyone put?

Reply 76

saz62

Original post by Sharif Chowdhury

I loved the 5 markers but I'm pretty sure I got the active transport questions wrong.

Same here, the data kinda contradicted the questions they were asking :/

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Reply 77

Jaydude

Two 5 markers on the heart!! :biggrin:

I predict 45 for an A

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Reply 78

saz62

What did you guys put for the last 5 marker???? I was so confused haha

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Reply 79

Sharif Chowdhury

Original post by alicedavies1994

Ahhh yeah those two 2 markers on active transport were a nightmare! I couldn't figure out what they were asking for... what did everyone put?

Original post by saz62

Same here, the data kinda contradicted the questions they were asking :/

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For the first one I put more kinetic energy for the carrier proteins for active transport at higher temperatures? I doubt it's right.

For the second I said there is only a slight increase which shows that it's not along the concentration gradient. If it was then the rate of uptake would've doubled just as the concentration doubled.