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* Biology Higher level 2011 * (one thread please)

  • 09-05-2011 6:10pm
    #1
    Registered Users Posts: 261 ✭✭


    Sweet and short: How are ye guys studying for Biology???

    I find it so hard to cram in everything and the notes my teacher has given have far too much detail than needed....I know a lot of stuff but as the leaving cert is drawing closer, I'm after freaking out a lot and can't seem to study productively for biol! :(
    I try exam papers and stuff alright but what else do ye do??

    Any help would be apreciated! :)


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  • Closed Accounts Posts: 66 ✭✭GregoryNimmo


    I have always read people saying "Oh record your self and listen" and thought it was complete bull... Untill last week and i tried it, Now I know practically everything I record. Its insane and works so well. TRY IT.


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 55 ✭✭GerardB


    just keep doing exam papers and you should be okay.

    i have a main bio text book and two revision books. i read each chapter in all three books and then i write in anything that one of my revision books leaves out into that book. its handy, now i have a main text, a revision book and a REALLY good revision book. don't know if anyone else does that though...

    flashcards are VERY useful too, make them for diagrams and summaries (eg a summary of the photosynthesis and the electron pathways)


  • Registered Users Posts: 190 ✭✭GV_NRG


    I have always read people saying "Oh record your self and listen" and thought it was complete bull... Untill last week and i tried it, Now I know practically everything I record. Its insane and works so well. TRY IT.

    really? i didnt think it would work..
    ok lets say for example physics. what would you record yourself saying??
    and how often would you listen to it?


  • Registered Users Posts: 25 purple27


    I did HL for my leaving, so I'm not sure how the OL course would work but for HL you can focus mainly on Unit 1(The Study of Life), Unit 2(The Cell) and all the experiments. 80% of the paper can be answered knowing just those.

    If you break down the paper, it works out as:
    Section A: answer 5 out of 6 (20m each)
    2 questions on Unit 1
    2 questions on Unit 2
    2 questions on Unit 3

    So knowing Unit 1 and 2 you can answer 4 questions, 4 x20 = 80m

    Section B: (30m each)
    Experiments
    2x30= 60m

    Section 3: answer 4 out of 6 (60m each)
    1 on Unit 1
    2 on Unit 2
    3 on Unit 3

    Knowing Unit 1 and 2 will allow you to answer 3 questions, 3x60= 180m

    80+60+180 = 320
    The paper is marked out of 400m, so 320/400 is 80%.


    Sooo if you know Unit 1, Unit 2 and the experiments really well you could get up to 80%, then if you know any of Unit 3 that's where you can get the other 20%. And considering Unit 3 is the biggest section, it really can make the whole thing seem a little less daunting.

    I'm not telling you to go ignoring Unit 3 now, I'm just saying if the work load is freaking you out and it seems like too much, just concentrate on learning Unit 1, Unit 2 and the experiments really well first...and then after you can try to concur Unit 3 to get those extra marks. :)

    I hope that actually makes some sense, but it is quite late so I probably didn't explain it very well. :P


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 519 ✭✭✭flyaway.


    Ugh my only bad subject. :( The first time I passed it in the last two years was my mocks (40%). I've tried everything... flash cards (on paper and online), exam papers, writing everything out a million times, getting people to test me, watching videos on youtube that explain the stuff... I just can't learn it. I've spent two years trying to get my head around photosynthesis but just can't grasp it.

    Might have to try the recording thing- no harm in trying!


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  • Registered Users Posts: 927 ✭✭✭Maybe_Memories


    purple27 wrote: »
    I did HL for my leaving, so I'm not sure how the OL course would work but for HL you can focus mainly on Unit 1(The Study of Life), Unit 2(The Cell) and all the experiments. 80% of the paper can be answered knowing just those.

    If you break down the paper, it works out as:
    Section A: answer 5 out of 6 (20m each)
    2 questions on Unit 1
    2 questions on Unit 2
    2 questions on Unit 3

    So knowing Unit 1 and 2 you can answer 4 questions, 4 x20 = 80m

    Section B: (30m each)
    Experiments
    2x30= 60m

    Section 3: answer 4 out of 6 (60m each)
    1 on Unit 1
    2 on Unit 2
    3 on Unit 3

    Knowing Unit 1 and 2 will allow you to answer 3 questions, 3x60= 180m

    80+60+180 = 320
    The paper is marked out of 400m, so 320/400 is 80%.


    Sooo if you know Unit 1, Unit 2 and the experiments really well you could get up to 80%, then if you know any of Unit 3 that's where you can get the other 20%. And considering Unit 3 is the biggest section, it really can make the whole thing seem a little less daunting.

    I'm not telling you to go ignoring Unit 3 now, I'm just saying if the work load is freaking you out and it seems like too much, just concentrate on learning Unit 1, Unit 2 and the experiments really well first...and then after you can try to concur Unit 3 to get those extra marks. :)

    I hope that actually makes some sense, but it is quite late so I probably didn't explain it very well. :P


    My biology teacher in 6th year actually told us to do exactly this. Also, if you learn human and plant reproduction, you can get an A1


  • Registered Users Posts: 927 ✭✭✭Maybe_Memories


    GV_NRG wrote: »
    really? i didnt think it would work..
    ok lets say for example physics. what would you record yourself saying??
    and how often would you listen to it?

    For example, in physics, "the principal of conservation of energy states that..." and so on. So record the definitions, how to set up the experiments, theory etc


  • Registered Users Posts: 25 purple27


    My biology teacher in 6th year actually told us to do exactly this. Also, if you learn human and plant reproduction, you can get an A1
    Yeah, that's pretty much all I learned in detail and I ended up getting an A1. Then I just knew the basics for all the other parts of Unit 3....got me through it anyway! :)


  • Registered Users Posts: 261 ✭✭cocopopsxx


    Thanks a mill everyone!I'll try everythig ye said! Thanks a ton! :)
    I was freaking out but this helps a lot! Thanks very much! :)


  • Registered Users Posts: 261 ✭✭cocopopsxx


    purple27 wrote: »
    I did HL for my leaving, so I'm not sure how the OL course would work but for HL you can focus mainly on Unit 1(The Study of Life), Unit 2(The Cell) and all the experiments. 80% of the paper can be answered knowing just those.

    If you break down the paper, it works out as:
    Section A: answer 5 out of 6 (20m each)
    2 questions on Unit 1
    2 questions on Unit 2
    2 questions on Unit 3

    So knowing Unit 1 and 2 you can answer 4 questions, 4 x20 = 80m

    Section B: (30m each)
    Experiments
    2x30= 60m

    Section 3: answer 4 out of 6 (60m each)
    1 on Unit 1
    2 on Unit 2
    3 on Unit 3

    Knowing Unit 1 and 2 will allow you to answer 3 questions, 3x60= 180m

    80+60+180 = 320
    The paper is marked out of 400m, so 320/400 is 80%.


    Sooo if you know Unit 1, Unit 2 and the experiments really well you could get up to 80%, then if you know any of Unit 3 that's where you can get the other 20%. And considering Unit 3 is the biggest section, it really can make the whole thing seem a little less daunting.

    I'm not telling you to go ignoring Unit 3 now, I'm just saying if the work load is freaking you out and it seems like too much, just concentrate on learning Unit 1, Unit 2 and the experiments really well first...and then after you can try to concur Unit 3 to get those extra marks. :)

    I hope that actually makes some sense, but it is quite late so I probably didn't explain it very well. :P

    Ya, I do HL as well and I know my unit 1 and unit 2 pretty well, it's only unit 3 that's bothering me. Well, unit 3 is manageable and I love Human Biology but it's the plant biology section that I hate! :P I just don't know how to actually learn it...I try my best to learn but it all vanishes in a day or two! :( So yeah, I'm okay with units 1 and 2 and the experiments, it's just unit 3 (plant biology mainly) that freaks me!

    Thank you so much for the reply! It really helped me calm down, thanks a mill! :)


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  • Registered Users Posts: 261 ✭✭cocopopsxx


    I have always read people saying "Oh record your self and listen" and thought it was complete bull... Untill last week and i tried it, Now I know practically everything I record. Its insane and works so well. TRY IT.

    I did that for French, never thought about doing it for Biology, might as well try it! Thanks a ton! :)

    GerardB wrote: »
    just keep doing exam papers and you should be okay.

    i have a main bio text book and two revision books. i read each chapter in all three books and then i write in anything that one of my revision books leaves out into that book. its handy, now i have a main text, a revision book and a REALLY good revision book. don't know if anyone else does that though...

    flashcards are VERY useful too, make them for diagrams and summaries (eg a summary of the photosynthesis and the electron pathways)

    What revision book do you use,if you don't mind me asking?
    I do this with the notes that my teacher gives, and then try to learn them but the notes really depress me! :P But I'll have to deal with that. :P
    Thanks a ton for the reply, I'll try it! Thanks! :)


  • Registered Users Posts: 79 ✭✭mpdg


    GerardB wrote: »
    i have a main bio text book and two revision books. i read each chapter in all three books and then i write in anything that one of my revision books leaves out into that book. its handy, now i have a main text, a revision book and a REALLY good revision book. don't know if anyone else does that though...
    )
    I do this too!:) I stick post-it's in my revisewise with all the definitions/whathaveyou that the book didn't include. Though, even with the wide expanse of source material, some stuff that's in the papers are not in any of the books. Marking schemes are a lifesaver.


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 6,919 ✭✭✭Grindylow


    I'm really confused. :o

    We've a terribly bad teacher for biology, so I wasn't even aware it was split up into units! What exactly is in unit 1 and unit 2?

    I'm presuming unit 1 is stuff like Ecology and Food, but is there anything else? :o


  • Registered Users Posts: 25 purple27


    Noel2k9 wrote: »
    I'm really confused. :o

    We've a terribly bad teacher for biology, so I wasn't even aware it was split up into units! What exactly is in unit 1 and unit 2?

    I'm presuming unit 1 is stuff like Ecology and Food, but is there anything else? :o
    Yeah, Unit 1 is Food, Ecology, Scientific Method, Characteristics of Life. Unit 2 is The Cell, so stuff like cell structure, cell division, enzymes, diffusion and osmosis, photosyntheis, respiration, DNA, RNA, genetics, variation and evolution.


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 6,919 ✭✭✭Grindylow


    purple27 wrote: »
    Yeah, Unit 1 is Food, Ecology, Scientific Method, Characteristics of Life. Unit 2 is The Cell, so stuff like cell structure, cell division, enzymes, diffusion and osmosis, photosyntheis, respiration, DNA, RNA, genetics, variation and evolution.

    Thanks a million! :D

    In the past 2 days I've covered Food, Ecology, DNA, Genetics, Photosynthesis and Respiration so I'm fairly happy! :)


  • Registered Users Posts: 101 ✭✭Gav77


    Same here:(just cant seem to make the stuff stick..its the one subject that wrecks my head!! The tape recording thing sounds a bit of a longshot but everything is worth a shot i guess! Focusing on unit 1 and 2 sounds like a winner to me:D


  • Registered Users Posts: 467 ✭✭Dave1711


    Hey guys.
    I can't recall what the paper itself is like as i did in 2 years ago but im studying biology in college now and love it.

    It doesn't get any easier and if you think leaving cert is detailed it only gets worse :P

    But what i always do is just breakdown as much as possible its all about simplifying your notes having lines and lines of notes can look really intimidating when your starting to study,i know it is for me anyway get it down to the pure basics or that one big fancy word ha you'd be suprised how much you can recall from just seeing one word

    I found diagrams are far easier to study too like for the circulatory system,its all well and good knowing how the blood goes through the heart,but more often then not its going to be a diagram in your exam so get familiar with them.

    I know for my college exams all i do is exam papers,everything will have been covered in those over the years and phrased as they will ask you in your exam

    I don't know if any of its helpful its just what i do,feel free to PM if your struggling or what help with the subject and ill help you the best i can,im going through exams atm so i know how you guys feel ha!


  • Registered Users Posts: 102 ✭✭galwayman17..


    i cant believe i didnt look at this thread earlier! im here going crazy trying to learn off loads when i have unit 2 basically learned off! doing photosynthesis right now and its a pain in my @$$! all i have to do now is ecology and food in unit 1. anyone got any tips for ecology because i hate it with a passion!
    cheers, :D:D


  • Registered Users Posts: 120 ✭✭fionnsci


    Bump.

    Unfortunately, I've completely neglected Biology. I'm doing what I can now to salvage it by isolating the important bits. From what I've been told, I could get by alright if I know the following well (names as they appear in my textbook):

    Introduction to Ecology
    Ecological Relationships
    Effects of Humans on the Environment
    The Study of an Ecosystem

    Biochemical Reactions (Photo./Resp.)
    Genetics and Evolution
    Genetics 2

    The Structure of Flowering Plants
    Transport in the Flowering Plant
    Plant Response to Stimuli
    Vegetative Reproduction
    Sexual Reproduction in Plants

    Could I be doing this more efficiently? Also, If Genetics is just too scary, is there a topic that I could add in for it? Any help appreciated.


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 642 ✭✭✭brownlad


    fionnsci wrote: »
    Bump.

    Unfortunately, I've completely neglected Biology. I'm doing what I can now to salvage it by isolating the important bits. From what I've been told, I could get by alright if I know the following well (names as they appear in my textbook):

    Introduction to Ecology
    Ecological Relationships
    Effects of Humans on the Environment
    The Study of an Ecosystem

    Biochemical Reactions (Photo./Resp.)
    Genetics and Evolution
    Genetics 2

    The Structure of Flowering Plants
    Transport in the Flowering Plant
    Plant Response to Stimuli
    Vegetative Reproduction
    Sexual Reproduction in Plants

    Could I be doing this more efficiently? Also, If Genetics is just too scary, is there a topic that I could add in for it? Any help appreciated.

    human reproductive system ...is a defin8 yes :P


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  • Moderators, Sports Moderators Posts: 5,029 Mod ✭✭✭✭GoldFour4


    fionnsci wrote: »
    Bump.

    Unfortunately, I've completely neglected Biology. I'm doing what I can now to salvage it by isolating the important bits. From what I've been told, I could get by alright if I know the following well (names as they appear in my textbook):

    Introduction to Ecology
    Ecological Relationships
    Effects of Humans on the Environment
    The Study of an Ecosystem

    Biochemical Reactions (Photo./Resp.)
    Genetics and Evolution
    Genetics 2

    The Structure of Flowering Plants
    Transport in the Flowering Plant
    Plant Response to Stimuli
    Vegetative Reproduction
    Sexual Reproduction in Plants

    Could I be doing this more efficiently? Also, If Genetics is just too scary, is there a topic that I could add in for it? Any help appreciated.

    Throw in food as well,it comes up nearly every year, also dont neglect the experiments.


  • Registered Users Posts: 35 mikeydublin


    breathing-respiration
    ECOLOGY
    defence system
    reproduction-human,plant


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 373 ✭✭Iceboy


    learn these off and you will be fine (honours only)

    These are in order of importance, given by Eoin something can't remember his second name, he is the guy who passed a record 27 subjects last year

    LONG QUESTIONS:

    1) Genetics
    2) Ecology
    3) Urinary System
    4) Respiration
    5) Human Reproduction

    6) Viruses
    7) Skeleton
    8) Osmosis
    9) Breathing System

    10) Xylem, Phloem, Transportation
    11) Food/Nutrients
    12) Heart/Blood/Lymph



    SHORT QUESTIONS:

    1) Food Nutrients
    2) Ecology
    3) Respiration
    4) Mitosis
    5) Scientific Method
    6) Human Reproduction
    7) Digestive System
    8) Photosynthesis
    9) Blood and Blood Vessels
    10) Xylem , Phloem, Transportation
    11) Respiration
    12) Liver


    EXPERIMENTS:

    remember these are in order of importance

    *Never been asked before
    1) Investigate effect of excercise on pulse or breathing rate
    2) To Demonstrate Osmosis
    3) Examine Plant Cells Under Microscope
    4) Use instruments to collect animals in an Ecosystem
    5) Test for Starch

    *Have been asked before
    1) Effect of Temperature on enzyme action
    2) Effect of Ph on Enzymes
    3) Use Yeast to Produce Ethanol
    4) Isolate DNA from a Plant
    5) Show Factors Essential for Seed Germination
    6) Investigate growth of leaf yeast
    7) View TS of dicto stem
    8) Interperet ecological keys
    9) Test for protein / test for reducing sugar
    10) Show digestive activity during germintation
    11) Immobilise an enzyme


    If you know this this stuff, you will be sorted for Biology Honours ;)


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 2,144 ✭✭✭ciano1




  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 642 ✭✭✭brownlad


    ciano1 wrote: »

    and is he ever right?????????????


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 373 ✭✭Iceboy


    brownlad wrote: »
    and is he ever right?????????????

    Last year he predicted Biology very well however in business his predictions were rubbish


  • Moderators, Sports Moderators Posts: 5,029 Mod ✭✭✭✭GoldFour4


    ciano1 wrote: »

    Really hate that guy, very full of himself.


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 11 Sineadlc


    Im repeating my leaving cert and I really want to do well in biology. I got a D1 last year and a C3 in my mock this year! There is only a few days left and I want to know what should I really be going over. Is there any experiments or topics that are tipped to come up.


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 814 ✭✭✭NotExactly


    Sineadlc wrote: »
    Is there any experiments or topics that are tipped to come up.

    I'd definately go over the Enzyme ones if I was you.


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  • Closed Accounts Posts: 494 ✭✭PJelly


    Always know Photosynthesis, Respiration, Reproduction and the systems.
    That's what I made sure I knew first. I kind of see them as the core of the subject.


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 372 ✭✭Patriciamc93


    Know unit 1 and 2 really well and you can get 80%

    And add human reproduction I think you can get an A


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 30 Catacomb


    Know unit 1 and 2 really well

    This

    I got an A2 in my mocks with only those two studied, (although I had a fair understanding of the rest). I know someone who only read the summaries of the chapters and a few random experiments the night before the mocks and got a b1. In fairness biology is easy to get an 'A', because all the people who aren't that good in school tend to choose it as there science subject instead of chemistry or physics lowering the expected standard of the subject.


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 3 Rudiger7


    Learn everything in great detail because it's the small details that the examiners are looking for.


  • Registered Users Posts: 5 tillyod


    The experiments our teacher tipped for us was pH and enzyme activity, osmosis + pulse rate together, ecology and respiration (alcohol). I know theres more than three there!! I reacon ecretion will make an appearance but we're all only guessing :(


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 3,328 ✭✭✭karaokeman


    Just look over all your answers the afternoon before (tomorrow) as samples.

    I find it hard to write lots of Biology questions and notes again so just recap everything you've learned.


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  • Registered Users Posts: 38 EsteemedEntity


    Apparently excretion, particularly the kidneys and nephron, are likely to appear. Make sure you can draw that diagram.


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 452 ✭✭Platinum2010


    Just finished Human reproduction and Ecology Revision
    As fr practicals call me nuts im only studying 5 total
    wondering what else would be wise to revise besides Photosynthesis and Respiration


  • Registered Users Posts: 2 ILoveSummerx


    I dont do genetics :( Im screwed and i need a C1/B3 ya think i could get that? Got a C2 in the mocks ..but thats cos the paper was ok! :/ ugh i day to learn everything!


  • Registered Users Posts: 2 ILoveSummerx


    Iceboy wrote: »
    learn these off and you will be fine (honours only)

    These are in order of importance, given by Eoin something can't remember his second name, he is the guy who passed a record 27 subjects last year

    LONG QUESTIONS:

    1) Genetics
    2) Ecology
    3) Urinary System
    4) Respiration
    5) Human Reproduction

    6) Viruses
    7) Skeleton
    8) Osmosis
    9) Breathing System

    10) Xylem, Phloem, Transportation
    11) Food/Nutrients
    12) Heart/Blood/Lymph



    SHORT QUESTIONS:

    1) Food Nutrients
    2) Ecology
    3) Respiration
    4) Mitosis
    5) Scientific Method
    6) Human Reproduction
    7) Digestive System
    8) Photosynthesis
    9) Blood and Blood Vessels
    10) Xylem , Phloem, Transportation
    11) Respiration
    12) Liver


    EXPERIMENTS:

    remember these are in order of importance

    *Never been asked before
    1) Investigate effect of excercise on pulse or breathing rate
    2) To Demonstrate Osmosis
    3) Examine Plant Cells Under Microscope
    4) Use instruments to collect animals in an Ecosystem
    5) Test for Starch

    *Have been asked before
    1) Effect of Temperature on enzyme action
    2) Effect of Ph on Enzymes
    3) Use Yeast to Produce Ethanol
    4) Isolate DNA from a Plant
    5) Show Factors Essential for Seed Germination
    6) Investigate growth of leaf yeast
    7) View TS of dicto stem
    8) Interperet ecological keys
    9) Test for protein / test for reducing sugar
    10) Show digestive activity during germintation
    11) Immobilise an enzyme


    If you know this this stuff, you will be sorted for Biology Honours ;)
    This like the whole book :-( how am i meant to do that in a day?


  • Registered Users Posts: 25 cobear


    I'm learning photosynthesis and respiration because a question usually comes up on that - or part of one anyways - enzymes too! I dont think respiration came up last year at all so it could be worth looking at that! Nutrition, human and plant reproduction are always good things to learn too! best of luck :)


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  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 251 ✭✭brian93


    I'm not advertising or anything but these are 2 quizzes I made when I should have been studying! Science Education here I come :D

    http://www.proprofs.com/quiz-school/story.php?title=leaving-cert-biology_2

    http://www.proprofs.com/quiz-school/story.php?title=quiz-2-leaving-cert-biology


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 452 ✭✭Platinum2010


    I dont do genetics :( Im screwed and i need a C1/B3 ya think i could get that? Got a C2 in the mocks ..but thats cos the paper was ok! :/ ugh i day to learn everything!

    I dont do genetics neither , it bores me senseless


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 334 ✭✭._.


    Anybody know what experiments came up on the DEB mock this year?


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 62 ✭✭AislingMarie


    Advice please I'm not very confident in genetics but the rest I am.
    I'm so relaxed from now on as I love the rest of my subjects!
    I need an A1 in Biol and always get them in tests but I don't do genetics.
    Is it possible?


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 452 ✭✭Platinum2010


    Very possible , just gotta know the plants or a substitution that is just as prominent throughout the papers


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 55 ✭✭GerardB


    Advice please I'm not very confident in genetics but the rest I am.
    I'm so relaxed from now on as I love the rest of my subjects!
    I need an A1 in Biol and always get them in tests but I don't do genetics.
    Is it possible?

    possibly- but it is in unit 2, one of the most important units...
    depends on the paper, but know genetic crosses at the very least


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 334 ✭✭._.


    Advice please I'm not very confident in genetics but the rest I am.
    I'm so relaxed from now on as I love the rest of my subjects!
    I need an A1 in Biol and always get them in tests but I don't do genetics.
    Is it possible?

    Of course you can. You have a choice in all sections of the Biology paper..

    Though that said, you're limiting your long questions choice from 4/6 to 4/5.


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 452 ✭✭Platinum2010


    Do you think i could get a high grade without knowing plant reproduction ?


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 251 ✭✭brian93


    Do you think i could get a high grade without knowing plant reproduction ?

    I'm going for an A1, we didn't do it in class and I have no clue about it. A full question came up on it last year, so highly highly unlikely it won't return. I mean it didn't come up for a few years before last year. And you can always avoid it, and if it did come up which I doubt it will, it'll be in q.14 or 15 I'd say so you can avoid it and do the other 2 parts of the question!


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 13 sketchz700


    For biology if i cover ecology,urinary system,fmale reproduction viruses skeleton osmosis breathing fod transpiration heart photosynthesis? and for exps: osmosis,ecology,isolate dna digestive actitivity during germaination


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