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OCR A2 Biology 2016 Predictions thread (F214/F215)

Hello all. Just thought I would compile a list of predictions for F214 and F215 exams based on teachers and my personal ideas. Feel free to add c:

F214:
Excretion
- ornithine cycle
- (possibly) cause of respiratory acidosis
- detoxification
- selective reabsorbtion

Photosynthesis
- experiments (most likely an application question)

Communication
- maintaining a resting potential
- local currents
- myelination (benefits)
- adrenaline (use of first and second messengers)
- control of heart rate

Respiration
- coenzymes (used where)
- oxidative phosphorylation & evidence for
- anaerobic respiration
- respiratory substrates

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Reply 1
Also, this is a good paper for predictions (F214);

http://crashmaths.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/02/F214-Paper-1.pdf
Original post by sfarquhar0
Also, this is a good paper for predictions (F214);

http://crashmaths.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/02/F214-Paper-1.pdf


Was there a mark scheme for this?
Reply 3
Original post by student000123
Was there a mark scheme for this?


Yep

Microsoft Word - F214 Papers #1 MS.docx

That link wont work :frown: where abouts did you find it as i went on the 'crash maths' site and i cant find biology on there anywhere?
Reply 5
This one should work
Original post by sfarquhar0
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Thanks for this! Really appreciate it! :smile:

Also was your teacher very adamant on the prediction of photosynthesis experiments? :frown: i really hate the experiment bit...
(edited 7 years ago)
Original post by sfarquhar0
Also, this is a good paper for predictions (F214);

http://crashmaths.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/02/F214-Paper-1.pdf


Thanks for this, where did you get it from? This paper is based off the 2016 F214 predictions right? Also have you (or they) got any more of these? Thanks! :smile:
Reply 9
Does anyone have any predictions for F215?
Reply 10
I just want to get this over and done with. I'm so bored of revising this.
Original post by KB_97
I just want to get this over and done with. I'm so bored of revising this.


Haha, yeah I know what you mean man!

Btw, by any chance did your teacher give any other predictions for f214 other than the one the OP gave? And if you do chem ocr, got any predictions for that aswell? Thanks! :smile:
Original post by carli97
Does anyone have any predictions for F215?


got any predictions for chem f324 and f325? thanks!
Reply 13
Original post by bakedbeans247
Haha, yeah I know what you mean man!

Btw, by any chance did your teacher give any other predictions for f214 other than the one the OP gave? And if you do chem ocr, got any predictions for that aswell? Thanks! :smile:


Nope. My teachers just tell us to revise everything. I do OCR Chem too but again we just have to revise everything. That's for the best I guess because they can just throw any question at you. Like I'm not expecting many dialysis questions in bio but I'm still gonna revise it. Not risking anything after all this work. Haha. (But I do hope the normal buffer question comes up for Chem though. Love that question. It didn't come up last year so...)
Reply 14
Someone predicted the questions for f211 last year and they were pretty damn spot on. My friend found it so I have no idea how to find this person.
Reply 15
thank you guys , much appreciated hope everyone does well
also if anyone has f215 please do share
guys are predictions for F212 plzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
Reply 17
Original post by bakedbeans247
Thanks for this! Really appreciate it! :smile:

Also was your teacher very adamant on the prediction of photosynthesis experiments? :frown: i really hate the experiment bit...


She said it had a strong possibility of coming up, but don't focus on it too much
Reply 18
Okay, will type up the F215 predictions in a sec...
Reply 19
F215:

Cellular control:
- Mutations (advantageous/non advantageous)
- Body plans (most likely a long, application question)
- Translation/transcription
- Epistasis
- Hardy-Weinberg calculation (my teacher said this had a very strong chance of coming up)

Biotechnology:
- Cloning animals (embryo splitting/nuclear transfer)
- Asepsis
- PCR
- Gene therapy
- Use of bacteria in biotechnology


Ecosystems:
- Improving productivity
- Succession (application)
- Nitrogen cycle (detailed)
- Conservation and the Galapagos

Response:

- Apical dominance
-Sympathetic/parasympathetic pathways
- Muscles (almost certain) & sliding filament model
- Dopamine and its effects

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