AQA A/S Biology - Biology and Disease (BIOL1)

all we can do is pray :yep:

Reply 41

FinalFlash

Since we're like guinea pigs do you think there's a chance that the exam wont be too difficult?

I think it'll be 'easy' in the sense that they can't make it harder than before without getting a lot of critisism.. however..you never know!!

In GCSE I did the new spec. of the edexcel maths, and because it was the 1st year, the exam was PAINFULLY easy!

so hopefully this'll be similar.. sort of. :smile:

Reply 42

Toxic Bex

I'm really worried about this exam! Have missed a lot of lessons due to being ill... and all the revision I'm doing just seems to be going over my head

Reply 43

So have you all finished your revision for this unit?

Reply 44

Toxic Bex

Course not! I shall still be reivisng right until the exam! It would be silly to give up revision just because I've done it all!

Reply 45

I meant have you all finished your revision and just doing past papers now

Reply 46

FutureMedic!

i've finished all my revision from that AQA Biology Book and now just going through some past Human Biology questions and a revision guide. Although i'm getting the feeling time is running out...

Reply 47

HighSkies

Oh god, 9 (10 depending on how you look at it) days left before the exam.
...Kill me now. T.T

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Reply 49

Can someone pleeeeeeeeease explain to me the flow of blood in the heart? I don't undertsand it! I mean, Okay, two atriums, two ventricles, two valves and whatnot.. but how do you know where the blood goes?

Reply 50

raspberryice

For Fatema991:
its a bit difficult to explain over the internet but i'll hav a go
right so this diagram shows you where the blood goes to and where it comes from...

the blue side is always deoxygenated blood...(basically always coloured blue..) and so you can work out, if you know that that side is blue...that where the blood comes into that side..it must be coming from the body..because it has little/no-oxygen in it..and so logically you know that this blood will have to go back to the lungs to be oxygenated....and so the other side gets the blood back from the lungs and sends it round the body.
THEN all you need to do is learn the labels of all the bits in the heart, and you can aply then to the different parts of the heart.

that help at all?? btw which skl in brighton do u go to?? I go to skl in burgess hill :biggrin:

Reply 51

I hate the diagram they'll be giving us in the exam..

it has like the vena cava on the left -at the top it has pulmonary artery and aorta and at the right is has the vein

:s-smilie:

Reply 52

raspberryice

btw which skl in brighton do u go to?? I go to skl in burgess hill :biggrin:

I go to Varndean College, And used to go to Lewes Priory...How about you?

p.s Thankssss!!

Reply 53

raspberryice

Fatema991

I go to Varndean College, And used to go to Lewes Priory...How about you?

p.s Thankssss!!

it's alrite,
burgess hill LOL, its not as bad as it sounds!!

Reply 54

http://bio-alive.com/index.htm

This site has some pretty good videos and animations on some of the topics in the syllabus..

Reply 55

Malsi101

I hate the diagram they'll be giving us in the exam..

it has like the vena cava on the left -at the top it has pulmonary artery and aorta and at the right is has the vein

:s-smilie:

can you show me a pic of the diagram they will be giving us?

Reply 56

Aeon Prince

can you show me a pic of the diagram they will be giving us?

http://www.aqa.org.uk/qual/gce/pdf/AQA-BIOL1-W-SQP-07.PDF

QUESTION 5

Reply 57

Malsi101

http://www.aqa.org.uk/qual/gce/pdf/AQA-BIOL1-W-SQP-07.PDF

QUESTION 5

LOL its like they drawed it on paint
what grade did you get on the specimen paper? I haven't done it yet as I haven't finished all my revision yet :frown:

Reply 58