Eduqas Biology A level June 12 Paper Discussion A400U10-1

did anyone else feel like there wasn't enough time to finish properly??

Also, someone posted this on twitter: 'Asking for the definition of total viable count is like asking for the definition of an obligate facultative anaerobe #wjec #eduqasbiology

I was literally sat there thinking exactly the same thing!

well I'm glad everyone on here found it hard because everyone at my college thought it wasn't that bad. It's an actual joke that my teacher literally skimmed over planetary boundaries in 10 minutes because he didn't see how they could make a question about it and compare that to the fact that we spent like 3 weeks on secession for some reason and it didn't come up at all.

I found that the people who did AS exams last year and said that it was an ok exam actually did worse than those who said it was hard. That's my college anyway, so who knows 😂


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What did you all get for the answers to the best squirrel maths questions??

I got 94 but I know of people who got 1 so not sure what to think😂

I fitness 1080, 513(I think ) and 1

I fitness 1080, 513(I think ) and 1

I got 1080, 514? and like 500 for the third one? I cant surely be just one ****ing squirrel in a god damn hectare?

I thought the compartmentalisation was to do with separating things in the mitochondria and chloroplast because thats important for the chemiosmotic gradients.. Was a guess though

Didn't like the first question at all! What was good about re-introducing european beavers?

Just checked. The phrase 'cellular compartmentalisation' was never mentioned in ANY of my revision notes, the revision guides, or even the exam syllabus. Prove me wrong if I missed anything, but I wouldn't consider this 'fair practice' for a 9-mark question...