Predictions 2016 Biology AQA GCSE

This is such a cute post
Yeah I've heard the same thing - 6+ A*s to be competitive for medicine but I'm aiming for 7 just to be sure!
Are you definitely taking 4 subjects even with the reforms? Tbh it doesn't matter what you do as long as you do chem and bio so just choose the next subject that you enjoy and are good at and you'll be amazing! I thought about psychology but hate the idea of doing an essay-based subject past gcse
Same thing to you - try not to get distracted. You can do it for another 130ish days You sound really motivated anyway haha. I plan on doing similar things, just need to continue making notes for certain subjects and then its just a case of going over them and doing past papers
After the degree I'm hoping to become a surgeon however I understand it is *slightly* ambitious (but lets stay positive! )
What about you?

P.S yes that was a compliment

Honestly, don't worry about it When you go in there, you'll realise how easy they are! Most people in my class (including me) went into the ISA with very little prep - the main thing for you is completely understanding the practical you plan to write about and you can normally find a method on gcse science methods
I guess my main tips for the ISAs are to know your terminology quite well, and to be very specific in all of the answers that you write down - most of us lose marks for being too vague!

Good luck tomorrow

stooooppp
I am 100% certain you will get 7A* if not more, "trust me. I am never wrong" and I can tell you're insanely smart!
And I agree with you - in fact the heart and genetics are two of my favourite areas that I've come across! (how weird lmao)
Well done for all those grades, especially that A* in chem. For me, last year I made a mindmap for each topic on A4 paper (eg. One for the whole of B1.1 which was keeping healthy or something) because I find that they're easier to revise from and you can see all the links quite clearly? For the yr11 mocks I'll admit that I winged both chem and physics but looked over my mindmaps before my biology exam, and biology was the one I felt most comfortable walking into, so definitely revise properly for them!!
For physics, its mainly the case of applying equations to a problem or knowing the basic stages of processes (such as how power stations run).
Care to return any tips? - especially on those darn 'how science works' questions which get me every time :/
School tomorrow? That sounds horrible!

Stay sweet
[sorry for another long post]

true, in our mock there was a case study ish question about bladder seaweed and someone said it came up on an old paper
and yeah haha

please can someone explain about what the Bladder Wrack is in biology? there seems to be questions on it frequently but can't find it mentioned specifically in the spec and never know what to say about it

true, in our mock there was a case study ish question about bladder seaweed and someone said it came up on an old paper
and yeah haha

true, in our mock there was a case study ish question about bladder seaweed and someone said it came up on an old paper
and yeah haha

***** ass ***** i did that paper for my mock and that **** is ****in hard waht do you think is 2016s 6 marker?

Hi!
Any predictions for Biology, Chemistry or Physics GCSE AQA?
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
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Hey guys

AQA have a tendency to repeat questions (i.e the bladder wrack question) - also 6 markers are vital to predict for they account for 10% of our exams - B1 I predict a bacteria/experiment question.. however they can also be amigious and thus the "method" and prove hypothesis in last years B2 which was terrible!