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so i did a biology mock today and the 25 mark question was about the different structure/functions of polymers.. i just realised that i only wrote about polysaccharides (starch, cellulose, glycogen) when i couldve written about polypeptides / polynucleotides....now im scared/upset bc i feel like ive lost a lot of easy marks that i couldve got. i wrote a bit about diabetes as "above spec" by linking it to glucose, i also wrote a bit about how cellulose gives the plant structural support which is good for transport of water/sugars. i know this is a bit vague but how around how many marks do you think i would get... i did go into detail in each para abt starch, cellulose and glycogen
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so i did a biology mock today and the 25 mark question was about the different structure/functions of polymers.. i just realised that i only wrote about polysaccharides (starch, cellulose, glycogen) when i couldve written about polypeptides / polynucleotides....now im scared/upset bc i feel like ive lost a lot of easy marks that i couldve got. i wrote a bit about diabetes as "above spec" by linking it to glucose, i also wrote a bit about how cellulose gives the plant structural support which is good for transport of water/sugars. i know this is a bit vague but how around how many marks do you think i would get... i did go into detail in each para abt starch, cellulose and glycogen
so i did a biology mock today and the 25 mark question was about the different structure/functions of polymers.. i just realised that i only wrote about polysaccharides (starch, cellulose, glycogen) when i couldve written about polypeptides / polynucleotides....now im scared/upset bc i feel like ive lost a lot of easy marks that i couldve got. i wrote a bit about diabetes as "above spec" by linking it to glucose, i also wrote a bit about how cellulose gives the plant structural support which is good for transport of water/sugars. i know this is a bit vague but how around how many marks do you think i would get... i did go into detail in each para abt starch, cellulose and glycogen
You get marks for having good A level detail on DIFFERENT topics. SO all of the polysaccharides come under one topic. To get into band 2 to get to mention a minimum of 4 different topics.
so if the question was about structure of polymers. make a plan thinking of as many topics as you can which have polysaccharide. so for instance like you said starch. then you can branch this of into digestion.
talk bout polypeptides, then you can mention enzymes so digestion again. And then respiration / photosynthesis (ATP synthase)
talking bout polynucleotide, you can talk bout DNA replication, how these code for proteins, their impact. How they are important in mitosis/ meiosis as DNA are arranged in chromosomes.
So basically just plan out first. then write. I did this rough plan in about 5 mins and I have mentioned 4 different topics.
this time you wouldn't get high marks but next time you could.
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if you look at the way the marks are given out.
You get marks for having good A level detail on DIFFERENT topics. SO all of the polysaccharides come under one topic. To get into band 2 to get to mention a minimum of 4 different topics.
so if the question was about structure of polymers. make a plan thinking of as many topics as you can which have polysaccharide. so for instance like you said starch. then you can branch this of into digestion.
talk bout polypeptides, then you can mention enzymes so digestion again. And then respiration / photosynthesis (ATP synthase)
talking bout polynucleotide, you can talk bout DNA replication, how these code for proteins, their impact. How they are important in mitosis/ meiosis as DNA are arranged in chromosomes.
So basically just plan out first. then write. I did this rough plan in about 5 mins and I have mentioned 4 different topics.
this time you wouldn't get high marks but next time you could.
if you look at the way the marks are given out.
You get marks for having good A level detail on DIFFERENT topics. SO all of the polysaccharides come under one topic. To get into band 2 to get to mention a minimum of 4 different topics.
so if the question was about structure of polymers. make a plan thinking of as many topics as you can which have polysaccharide. so for instance like you said starch. then you can branch this of into digestion.
talk bout polypeptides, then you can mention enzymes so digestion again. And then respiration / photosynthesis (ATP synthase)
talking bout polynucleotide, you can talk bout DNA replication, how these code for proteins, their impact. How they are important in mitosis/ meiosis as DNA are arranged in chromosomes.
So basically just plan out first. then write. I did this rough plan in about 5 mins and I have mentioned 4 different topics.
this time you wouldn't get high marks but next time you could.
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