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Practice questionsTopicDifficulty
Plan: the osmosis practical (6 marks) GCSE Biology: Cell biology6 marks
Active transport GCSE Biology: Cell biology1 mark
Bacteria after a number of divisions GCSE Biology: Cell biology3 marks
Bacterial numbers in standard form GCSE Biology: Cell biology3 marks
Finding the mean division time GCSE Biology: Cell biology3 marks
Aseptic technique GCSE Biology: Cell biology1 mark
Area of a clear zone GCSE Biology: Cell biology3 marks
Comparing antibiotics from clear zones GCSE Biology: Cell biology5 marks
Required practical: the clear-zone investigation GCSE Biology: Cell biology1 mark
Plan: preparing and viewing a slide of cells (6 marks) GCSE Biology: Cell biology6 marks
Parts of a cell and how cells differ GCSE Biology: Cell biology6 marks
Drawing cells seen under a microscope GCSE Biology: Cell biology8 marks
Light and electron microscopes compared GCSE Biology: Cell biology6 marks
A micrograph and its scale bar, in standard form GCSE Biology: Cell biology6 marks
Define the terms for specialised and stem cells GCSE Biology: Cell biology3 marks
Therapeutic cloning to treat a patient (6 marks) GCSE Biology: Cell biology6 marks
Cloning plants from meristems GCSE Biology: Cell biology5 marks
The cell cycle from a root tip count GCSE Biology: Cell biology8 marks
Chromosomes through mitosis GCSE Biology: Cell biology6 marks
Define the transport terms GCSE Biology: Cell biology3 marks
Agar cubes: size and diffusion GCSE Biology: Cell biology8 marks
Osmosis: finding where nothing changes GCSE Biology: Cell biology8 marks
Is it active transport? GCSE Biology: Cell biology6 marks
Diffusion, osmosis and active transport compared (6 marks) GCSE Biology: Cell biology6 marks
Plan: which substance stops bacteria best? (6 marks) GCSE Biology: Cell biology6 marks
How fast bacteria multiply GCSE Biology: Cell biology6 marks
Clear zones: which antibiotic works best? GCSE Biology: Cell biology7 marks
Cells, tissues, organs and organ systems GCSE Biology: Organisation: tissues, organs, digestion and circulation1 mark
Which enzyme, which products GCSE Biology: Organisation: tissues, organs, digestion and circulation1 mark
Enzymes and the lock and key model GCSE Biology: Organisation: tissues, organs, digestion and circulation1 mark

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