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When does biology get hard?
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13-09-2018 7:41pm#1
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Like the above answer says, if you're good at rote-learning, you're going to find it easy enough. That being said, the amount of information can be quite overwhelming in exam conditions - class tests on one or two chapters are fine, but the mocks/LC itself is much tougher. It's not that the information is difficult to understand or remember, it's just that there's a lot of it to recall in such a short period, but if you consistently do some work, it's one of the easiest subjects to do well in as the questions repeat themselves a lot.
My advice would be to know your definitions word-for-word 'cause the marking schemes are really strict when it comes to them. Also, do exam questions and get used to what they're expecting of you in each type of question - 'explain', 'suggest' and all those words each mean different things, so make sure you know what they want from you.
Good luck!
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