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B1.1.1
What are eukaryotic cells,
What are prokaryotic cells,
Animal and plant cells mitochondria
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B1.1.2
What are bacteria,
Cell wall,
Cell membrane
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B1.1.3
Equation of magnification,
Magnificeicication other equation,
What must you do in order to see ...
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B1.1.4
What is electron microscopy,
Transmission electron microscopes,
Scanning electron microscopes
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B1.2.1
What is each long molecule of dna,
Dna sections,
What does dna code for
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B1.2.2
Why does transcription and transl...,
Transcription process,
What are proteins made from
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Enzymes B1.2.3 & B1.2.4
What are enzymes made up of,
What are enzymes,
What do enzymes do
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B1.3.1
What is the metabolic rate,
What are carbohydrates,
What are proteins
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B1.3.2
Where does energy come from,
How is the energy transferred,
How is the oxygen carried
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B1.3.3
When does anaerobic respiration o...,
Word equation for anaerobic respi...,
What happen to glucose in anaerob...
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B1.4.1
What are the resources plants hav...,
Formula for respiration,
Where does photosynthesis take place
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B1.4.2
What is the test for starch,
If a plant cant photosynthesise w...,
How can you de starch plants
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B1.4.3
What affects the rate of photosyn...,
How can you measure the rate of p...,
How does light intensity affect p...
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B1.4.4
How to alter light intensity,
How to alter co2 concentration,
How to alter temperature
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B2.1.1
D,
When does diffusion stop,
What type of process is diffusion
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B2.1.2
What is osmosis,
What is the concentration of free...,
What happens when a plant cell is...
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B2.1.3
What is active transport,
Features of active transport,
How do carrier proteins work
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B2.1.4
What is meiosis,
What is mitosis,
How is dna replicated
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B2.1.5
Why do cells become specialised,
How are sperm cells specialised,
How are ciliated cells specialised
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B2.1.6
What are stem cells,
What are stem cells used for,
What are embryonic stem cells
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B2.2.1
Why is the surface area to volume...,
One way to maximise the exchange ...,
What do villi do
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B2.2.2
What makes up human circulatory s...,
What does blood do,
How many times does blood flow th...
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B2.2.3
What type of muscle is the heart ...,
What does the heart contain,
What
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B2.2.4
What does the xylem tissue do,
What does the phloem do,
Where do the sugars go
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B2.2.5
Transpiration definition,
Transpiration stream definition,
What does the transpiration strea...
6
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B2.2.6
What is a potometer,
How does the potometer measure th...,
What increases the rate of transp...
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B3.2.1
What are hormones,
Where are hormones made and secre...,
How do
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B3.2.2
What does thyroxine do,
What does the thyroid gland do,
What does adrenaline do
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B3.2.3
How long does the monthly cycle d...,
What happens each month to receiv...,
What happens if the egg is implanted
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B3.2.4
What is the second group of contr...,
What is the first group of contra...,
What is a condom
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B3.2.5
What are the causes of infertility,
How are some of these treated,
How can fsh be used
5
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B3.2.6
What is a tropism,
What happens if a plant grows tow...,
What is phototropism
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B3.2.7
What do auxins do,
What does ethene do,
What does giberrelins do
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B3.3.1
At what temperature does the body...,
What is the hypothalmus responsib...,
What happens when your body is to...
4
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B3.3.2
What is glucose,
Where is glucose released,
What happens if blood sugar level...
7
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B3.3.3
What does your body have to regulate,
Why is it important that water an...,
What does urine contain
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B3.3.4
What is a capsule,
What is a cortex,
What is the medulla
13
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B3.3.5
What triggers the thirst response,
What does the thirst response do,
If you don t take on more fluids ...
5
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Food tests
What is the test for starch,
What is the colour change if star...,
What is the test for lipids
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B4.1.1
What is an ecosystem made up of,
What is a community,
What is a habitat
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B4.1.2
What are biotic factors,
What are abiotic factors,
What are biotic interactions
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B4.1.3
Why do animals and plants compete,
What do plants need to survive,
What do animal need to survive
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B4.1.4
What do food chains show,
What do food chains not show,
What do pyramids of number show
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B4.1.5
When is biomass lost,
When is biomass lost 2,
When is biomass lost 3
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B4.1.6
Where do plants obtain the nutrie...,
Where are the nutrients then pass...,
What happens when plants and othe...
8
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B4.1.7
How is co2 removed from the envir...,
How is co2 released into the envi...,
Why do co2 levels vary throughout...
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B4.1.8
What are decomposers,
What can decomposers also break down,
What do decomposers release
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B5.1.1
What is a phenotype,
What is variation,
What is genetic variation
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B5.1.2
What is asexual reproduction,
What is,
What does sexual reproduction req...
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B5.1.3
What are diploid cells,
What are haploid cells,
What happens during fertilisation
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B5.1.4
What is an allele,
What are dominant alleles,
What are recessive alleles
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B5.1.7
What is a mutation,
How do mutations occur,
What are substances increasing th...
11
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B5.1.8
What did gregor mendel discover,
What did friedrich miescher discover,
What dud oswald avery discover
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B5.2.1
What is evolution,
What has evidence lead scientists...,
How do organisms evolve
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B5.2.2
What are fossils,
How are fossils evidence for evol...,
What does the fossil record provide
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B5.2.3
What did the british people belie...,
Where did darwin go,
What did darwin find on the islands
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B5.2.4
What is classification,
What can researchers do with clas...,
What is the order of classification
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B6.1.1
What are pooters,
What are sweep nets,
What is kick sampling
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B6.1.2
What are the steps for the captur...,
Formula for estimated population ...,
How can you sample plants
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B6.1.3
What is deforestation,
Why does deforestation occur,
How does def
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B6.1.4
How do nature reserves conserve w...,
How does captive breeding conserv...,
What are disadvantages of captive...
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B6.1.5
How do international agreements m...,
How do international agreements m...,
How do international agreements m...
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B6.1.6
How do scientists monitor pollution,
What is an indicator species of a...,
Indicator species of unpolluted w...
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B6.2.1
What is food security,
What are the factors affecting fo...,
What are the factors affecting fo...
12
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B6.2.2
What are problems with fish farming,
Sustainable food production defin...,
How have international organisati...
13
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B2.2.3
What is selective breeding,
How is selective breeding done in...,
What are the steps of selective b...
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B6.2.4
What is a problem with selective ...,
What does genetic engineering all...,
What are the benefits of genetic ...
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B6.2.5
How are organisms genetically eng...,
Scientists genetically engineer,
What are used to move genes betwe...
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B2.2.6
What is biotechnology,
What is genetic modification anot...,
How do you genetically modify an ...
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B6.3.1
What is a disease,
Hen,
What can diseases affect
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B6.3.2
How can pathogens be spread betwe...,
How can pathogens be spread betwe...,
How do pathogens cause disease
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B6.3.3
How can you prevent the spread of...,
How can you prevent the spread of...,
How can you prevent the spread of...
10
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B6.3.4
What is athlete s foot caused by,
How is athlete s food spread,
What are the symptoms of athletes...
13
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B6.3.5
Example of a viral plant disease,
What are the symptoms of tobacco ...,
How is tobacco mosaic disease pre...
10
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B6.3.6
What are the two types of plant d...,
Example of a physical defence,
How do waxy cuticles act as a def...
6
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B6.3.7
How are plant diseases diagnosed,
How are plant diseases diagnosed 2,
How are plant
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B6.3.8
How does a scab form,
If your skin is damaged what can ...,
To prevent microorganisms enterin...
16
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B6.3.9
What are monoclonal antibodies ma...,
What is each monoclonal antibody ...,
How are monoclonal antibodies pro...
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B6.3.10
What is a vaccine,
How does this improve the respons...
2
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B6.3.11
Ha,
When antiseptics are applied to n...,
What are antivirals
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B3.12
What does aseptic mean,
What is aseptic technique,
What is technique 1 and the reason
10
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B6.3.13
What are the sources of new sources,
When scientists find drugs what d...,
How are new drugs developed
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B6.3.14
What causes an increase in the ch...,
How does smoking cause non commun...,
What is nicotine in cigarettes an...
9
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B6.3.15
What is the build up of fatty dep...,
What is cardiovascular disease,
What happens if this occurs in a ...
6
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B6.3.16
How can simple lifestyle changes ...,
How are cardiovascular diseases t...,
What are the side effects of these
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B6.3.17
What is an organ transplant,
How to reduce the risk of rejection,
How are embryonic stem cells used...
5
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B6.3.18
What is gene therapy,
What are the main steps in gene t...,
What is the main difficulty in ge...
4
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