Biology · 64 short exam-question games.
GCSE Biology
2 marks“Smoking causes disease” sounds scientific — but the table cannot prove that.
Researchers compared the risk of four cardiovascular diseases in smokers with the risk in people who had never smoked. The increases were 12%, 24%, 37% and 65%. Give two conclusions supported by these data.
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3 marks
Can you give three genuine cell differences?
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Which controls make a reaction-time test fair?
2 marks
Why does photosynthesis stop at 45 °C?
2 marks
What colour proves protein is present?
3 marks
Which step activates Benedict’s test?
4 marks
Can you put IVF in the right place?
4 marks
What gives a vaccine its memory?
3 marks
What makes homeostasis a control process?
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Can you read a recessive inheritance cross?
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What can clear zones really tell you?
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When has pulse rate nearly recovered?
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Are these differences or shared features?
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Have you counted one DNA point twice?
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Which variables are still uncontrolled?
2 marks
What else must stay the same?
3 marks
Why does catalase slow after overheating?
3 marks
What changes when amylase gets too hot?
2 marks
Which colour is a positive starch result?
3 marks
What makes an emulsion test positive?
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Have you heated the Benedict’s mixture?
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Is the Benedict’s test in the right order?
4 marks
Where does IVF fertilisation happen?
4 marks
Which IVF stage comes after fertilisation?
4 marks
What keeps vaccine protection ready?
4 marks
Why can a booster response be faster?
3 marks
Who detects and corrects overheating?
3 marks
How does insulin close the control loop?
3 marks
Does carrying the allele mean affected?
3 marks
Which offspring show the recessive colour?
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Which cell boundary gives celery its strength?
1 mark
Which tissue keeps a rare orchid growing?
2 marks
Which way does the colouring spread overall?
3 marks
What powers nitrate uptake against the gradient?
2 marks
Why is the left ventricle wall thicker?
3 marks
Can one hospital ward represent a town?
2 marks
Does a rising disease rate prove its cause?
3 marks
Where does malignant spread begin?
1 mark
Is the mosquito the pathogen or the carrier?
2 marks
Which white-blood-cell defence fits the evidence?
4 marks
How can vaccinated neighbours change someone else's risk?
1 mark
Can a lower pain score prove the virus is gone?
2 marks
Why must an antibody batch begin with one clone?
1 mark
Where should an antibody carry its attached drug?
1 mark
Can a leaf spot identify its own cause?
1 mark
What makes a curling leaf defensive?
1 mark
How does a cough carry measles between pupils?
2 marks
What completes the Salmonella chain from hands to symptoms?
2 marks
Why does glucose remain outside insulin-resistant cells?
4 marks
What happens before urea reaches the kidneys?
2 marks
Can hormone data separate maturation from ovulation?
1 mark
What does a diaphragm actually stop?
4 marks
Can auxin use change more than the crop?
3 marks
Do beetles change because they need to?
2 marks
Who becomes resistant: the patient or the bacteria?
6 marks
Which orchid came from gamete fusion?
1 mark
Why does one polydactyly allele affect the child?
3 marks
Can XX and XY identify two newborn samples?
2 marks
Can two biotic changes explain one moth decline?
2 marks
How do broad feet keep a snowshoe hare moving?
2 marks
How does a grazer return carbon to plants?
1 mark
Which warming effect counts as a biological consequence?
3 marks
Can wider net openings protect future breeders?
6 marks
How does an Arctic fox survive a frozen winter?
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Curriculum
- AQA · The effect of lifestyle on some non-communicable diseases
- AQA · Eukaryotes and prokaryotes
- AQA · Experimental skills and strategies
- AQA · Rate of photosynthesis
- AQA · The human digestive system
- AQA · Required practical activity 3
- AQA · The use of hormones to treat infertility (HT only)
- AQA · Vaccination
- AQA · Homeostasis
- AQA · Genetic inheritance
- AQA · Interpreting observations and drawing conclusions
- AQA · The human digestive system: enzyme action
- AQA · Control of blood glucose concentration
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