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*[B1] Official AQA Biology Unit 1 Exam (17th May)

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pls can the 6 marker be adaptations or something :')
Original post by Bubs051213
What would I write for a 6 marker about GM? Good luck everyone!


Stuff like:
Advantages:
Increases yield
Decreases possibility of spread of disease
Cheaper
Can be grown throughout the year
Can be grown in countries despite the climate.
No need to use pesticides etc, which can damage environment

Disadvantages:
Costly
Bacteria could become resistant
Could destroy food chains
Unsure of long term effects


etc etc

But of course develop them into full sentences and do +-+-+-+-+- Conclusion.
Original post by zanner
pls can the 6 marker be adaptations or something :':wink:


Can you imagine! *crosses fingers and toes*
Original post by The-Hof123
Stuff like:
Advantages:
Increases yield
Decreases possibility of spread of disease
Cheaper
Can be grown throughout the year
Can be grown in countries despite the climate.
No need to use pesticides etc, which can damage environment

Disadvantages:
Costly
Bacteria could become resistant
Could destroy food chains
Unsure of long term effects


etc etc

But of course develop them into full sentences and do +-+-+-+-+- Conclusion.


Thank you so much! What bacteria would it be that are becoming resistant? Best of luck for tomorrow.
Original post by Bubs051213
Thank you so much! What bacteria would it be that are becoming resistant? Best of luck for tomorrow.



Thanks, and most probably it'll tell you in the question. There was one like this about corn or maize plants and bacielius furenfipvkmswpb (something like that :smile: ) back along. I'll just get you the link..... But it almost always says in the question. :smile: Good luck to you too!
Original post by Bubs051213
Thank you so much! What bacteria would it be that are becoming resistant? Best of luck for tomorrow.


Do you mean MRSA?
http://filestore.aqa.org.uk/subjects/AQA-SCA2HP-QP-JAN13.PDF

Question 9. I thought it was that, not exactly the question I remembered, but still linked. As of course in B1/2/3 you are told how bacteria become resistant to antibiotics, its the same thing

Original post by Bubs051213
Thank you so much! What bacteria would it be that are becoming resistant? Best of luck for tomorrow.
I just hope the bio test tomorrow is better than the english lang I had a few weeks ago, and the religion I had today. I think I'm gonna fail them both, even tho I got A* and A in the mocks

:frown:
Original post by The-Hof123
http://filestore.aqa.org.uk/subjects/AQA-SCA2HP-QP-JAN13.PDF

Question 9. I thought it was that, not exactly the question I remembered, but still linked. As of course in B1/2/3 you are told how bacteria become resistant to antibiotics, its the same thing


If this comes up I am so screwed. Off to revise that now. Thank you so so much!
Original post by Bubs051213
If this comes up I am so screwed. Off to revise that now. Thank you so so much!


I'm sure you'll do great! I've done sooooooooooooo much revision for B1, but none for C1 and P1, or my latin which is wednesday and friday :smile: yippee
Original post by The-Hof123
http://filestore.aqa.org.uk/subjects/AQA-SCA2HP-QP-JAN13.PDF

Question 9. I thought it was that, not exactly the question I remembered, but still linked. As of course in B1/2/3 you are told how bacteria become resistant to antibiotics, its the same thing


http://filestore.aqa.org.uk/subjects/AQA-BL1HP-QP-JUN14.PDF
Do you mean Question 8 on this?
Original post by lunaticash19995


But isnt Question 8 asking to explain the steps of the actual genetic modification process, rather than how gm would help the crop?
Original post by jellybeanking
But isnt Question 8 asking to explain the steps of the actual genetic modification process, rather than how gm would help the crop?


They could turn that into a 5 or a 6 marker... maybe
Reply 73
PLEASEEEEEEE BE CARBON CYCLE!!!!!!! I WISH!!!! PLEASEEEE Carbon cycle!!
Hi

Let's make this a REVISION THREAD for the B1 exam. Let's ask questions and answer other members questions too for our own revision. Post messages/hints/tips to help us succeed in our GCSEs and let's ace this first science exam. :-) If you ask an exam question please include the number of marks the question is worth and give feedback to answers which wouldn't achieve full marks so we do the best we can. This is not a substitute for your own revision.

first question: Describe the effect of each of the toxins on the response by muscles

Curare:


Strychnine:
Q) Describe the effect of each of the toxins on the response by muscles
A) What do you mean?
Original post by IAmAnTroll
Q) Describe the effect of each of the toxins on the response by muscles
A) What do you mean?


Look at question 5 (c) on the June 2014 paper for more details.
Don't worry, we don't need to know everything about every drug!
Ohhh i remember doing that only last week :P

Isnt this just an approach type question that we should know nothing about ?
Original post by The-Hof123
Stuff like:
Advantages:
Increases yield
Decreases possibility of spread of disease
Cheaper
Can be grown throughout the year
Can be grown in countries despite the climate.
No need to use pesticides etc, which can damage environment

Disadvantages:
Costly
Bacteria could become resistant
Could destroy food chains
Unsure of long term effects


etc etc

But of course develop them into full sentences and do +-+-+-+-+- Conclusion.


Cheaper and costly?
Last minute predictions;

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hqPSd9QKbzs

This lady did super good last year

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