AQA AS Biology 2022

hmm, I had say it was quite alright. I didn't expect that they won't include plant mass transport since it was on the advanced info. The maths part was alright. I'm not sure if I got the number of cells per mm^3 right. (i got 0.86 then estimated it to 1 cell)

Original post by Jrrrrrr9

Thoughts on the exam today?

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berryy1e

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how close was it to the advanced spec? im doing A level n was just wondering

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Original post by y16koja_f

hmm, I had say it was quite alright. I didn't expect that they won't include plant mass transport since it was on the advanced info. The maths part was alright. I'm not sure if I got the number of cells per mm^3 right. (i got 0.86 then estimated it to 1 cell)

I do A level but they must have asked you guys animal mass transport instead... they dont have to ask everything in the topic but it would be weird if it was a major topic but only half of it assessed

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did you do paper 1 as level aqa yesterday?

Original post by 32jeerkah

I do A level but they must have asked you guys animal mass transport instead... they dont have to ask everything in the topic but it would be weird if it was a major topic but only half of it assessed

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Original post by y16koja_f

did you do paper 1 as level aqa yesterday?

no i do A levels. my exams are in june. Btw would you say the advanced info is useful or bad for aqa. i feel like the advanced info between exam boards is not equal

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Original post by 32jeerkah

no i do A levels. my exams are in june. Btw would you say the advanced info is useful or bad for aqa. i feel like the advanced info between exam boards is not equal

since I did AQA, i had say don't rely 100% on adv info ...try to also revise some bits that are linked to advanced info ..if transport across the membrane is included then you have to revise lipids, proteins, carbohydrates ,enzymes a bit ......its like every topic is linked to other topics indirectly..where questions are likely to take place. If you practice exam technique constantly and you're familiar with the structure of the questions that's another bonus..so no worries I think you're gonna do fine .

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Original post by y16koja_f

since I did AQA, i had say don't rely 100% on adv info ...try to also revise some bits that are linked to advanced info ..if transport across the membrane is included then you have to revise lipids, proteins, carbohydrates ,enzymes a bit ......its like every topic is linked to other topics indirectly..where questions are likely to take place. If you practice exam technique constantly and you're familiar with the structure of the questions that's another bonus..so no worries I think you're gonna do fine .

Thanks for the response ... tried this with others in another thread for paper 1 and they were complete pricks, claiming im not revising and stuff and my question is cheating. Thanks for responding

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Original post by 32jeerkah

Thanks for the response ... tried this with others in another thread for paper 1 and they were complete pricks, claiming im not revising and stuff and my question is cheating. Thanks for responding

oh, no problem!! glad my response helped, and no your question isn't cheating cause you're just checking how well AQA follows the advance info . Good luck with your A levels!

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Original post by y16koja_f

oh, no problem!! glad my response helped, and no your question isn't cheating cause you're just checking how well AQA follows the advance info . Good luck with your A levels!

good luck with ur exams 2

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normilano

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can you give an estimate on how many questions were asked outside the topic list as low tariff points ?

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