AQA GCSE Combined Science: Trilogy Biology Paper 1 (Higher), 2018

Every question from AQA GCSE Combined Science: Trilogy Biology Paper 1 (Higher), 2018: 6 questions, 70 marks, each with its mark scheme and topic.

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  1. Question 1 9 marks

    Answer a set of short questions about cell structures, identifying parts of a plant cell, adjusting a light microscope for clearer images, and calculating magnification from a biological drawing.

    Biology · Required Practicals · B1: Cell Biology · Biology Required Practicals

  2. Question 2 11 marks

    Explain what a non-communicable disease is, how coronary heart disease can cause a heart attack, and how lifestyle and medical risk factors increase the chance of developing CHD.

    Biology · B2: Organisation · B3: Infection and Response

  3. Question 3 14 marks

    Answer a series of questions about photosynthesis, including the balanced equation, reaction type, improving a pondweed practical, explaining temperature control, using the inverse square law, predicting bubble counts, and modifying the method to test carbon dioxide concentration.

    Biology · Required Practicals · B4: Bioenergetics · Biology Required Practicals

  4. Question 4 11 marks

    Investigate how different sugar solution concentrations affect the mass of carrot pieces and use the results to plot a graph, estimate the internal cell concentration, and explain the changes using osmosis.

    Biology · Required Practicals · B1: Cell Biology · Biology Required Practicals

  5. Question 5 11 marks

    Answer questions about measles using a table and graph, including under-reporting, percentage decrease in cases, herd immunity, and differences in antibody production after vaccination and later exposure to the virus.

    Biology · B3: Infection and Response

  6. Question 6 14 marks

    Answer a series of questions about stem cells, the cell cycle and therapeutic cloning, including recall, explanation and calculations from a cell cycle diagram.

    Biology · B1: Cell Biology · B6: Inheritance, Variation and Evolution

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