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AQA AS Biology 7401/1 and 7401/2 Exam - 26th May and 7th June 2016

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Original post by Clintbarton
Exam predictions?


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Everything :frown:

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Original post by goal101


Well sh-t lmao I haven't even sat the exam but I know I've failed already. I have a feeling it's just going to be hundreds of suggest questions


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does anyone know if there is a third specimen paper??
Nope one two one for teachers and one for student
Anyone got the questions for the second set specimen paper 2 ? I have the answers but no questions? Thanks
Do Prokaryotic cells have a cell membrane or not?
Original post by Abirella
Do Prokaryotic cells have a cell membrane or not?


Cell membrane, yes, but not membrane surrounding organelle, i believe
Original post by 123chem
Cell membrane, yes, but not membrane surrounding organelle, i believe


Yes Thanks.
A just making sure for the new spec, are we tested in all units for paper 1 and then paper 2 is more practicals based?
does anyone have the set 2 specimen papers
What does everybody think grade boundaries will be?

I know we haven't sat it yet, but I want to know what everybody thinks will be an A.
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Im so worried about biology, there is so much to learn
Do we also need to know about the advantages of the different types of microscopes or just limitations?
Original post by Abirella
Do we also need to know about the advantages of the different types of microscopes or just limitations?


Need to know advantages too!
Original post by 10moorej
A just making sure for the new spec, are we tested in all units for paper 1 and then paper 2 is more practicals based?


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Everything. In both. 🙄😖


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You know when you're asked calculate percentage change, if they don't specify if it's a increase or decrease, would you show its a decrease by including a negative sign in the beginning?
also could this same rule apply for rate of reaction, where you draw tangent, but grad is negative?

I am aware that if they specify that you need to calculate percentage decrease... you don't need to include sign because question already says which direction the graph is going. However how about when just percentage change, and it happens to be a decrease?
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Do we need to know about students t test and chi squared???
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Do we need to know about students t test and chi squared???


Yep. Front of the revision guide. There's like 18 pages on all the maths/practical skills.


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Im so worried about biology, there is so much to learn


DONT worry its a new spec expect very low boundaries:u:
Are we meant to know about the nodes in the heart?

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