AQA GCSE Combined Science: Trilogy Biology Paper 2 (Foundation), 2020

Every question from AQA GCSE Combined Science: Trilogy Biology Paper 2 (Foundation), 2020: 7 questions, 70 marks, each with its mark scheme and topic.

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  1. Question 1 12 marks

    This question covers human reproduction, inheritance of sex, puberty hormones, and methods of contraception.

    Biology · B5: Homeostasis and Response · B6: Inheritance, Variation and Evolution

  2. Question 2 9 marks

    This multi-part question explores the fossil record, extinction, and the theory of evolution by natural selection using ammonites and trilobites as case studies.

    Biology · B6: Inheritance, Variation and Evolution

  3. Question 3 9 marks

    Identify the plant part that absorbs nitrate ions, name two other chemicals cycled in ecosystems, and describe the role of microorganisms in recycling chemicals for new plant growth.

    Biology · B7: Ecology

  4. Question 4 8 marks

    Identify processes regulated by homeostasis, name the pituitary gland, calculate blood glucose increase, identify diabetes, explain insulin deficiency, and suggest lifestyle changes to manage blood glucose.

    Biology · B5: Homeostasis and Response

  5. Question 5 10 marks

    This question assesses understanding of biodiversity, ecological sampling methods, and the impact of environmental changes on plant and invertebrate populations.

    Biology · B7: Ecology

  6. Question 6 9 marks

    This question covers DNA structure, the definition of a gene and genome, the application of genomic knowledge, and the concept of variation and natural selection in a population of snails.

    Biology · B6: Inheritance, Variation and Evolution

  7. Question 7 13 marks

    Describe the reflex arc pathway, design an investigation for reaction time, calculate a mean value from a table, identify the dependent variable, and evaluate evidence supporting a conclusion about tennis and reaction time.

    Biology · B5: Homeostasis and Response

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