A Level · 9700

Biology
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9700/41 120:00 [100]

Paper structure. Structured questions. 100 marks, 120 minutes — which is what the timer runs to.

This syllabus has 4 papers and 19 topics on its published content list. Every question Hungter writes for it is grounded on that list, so nothing arrives off-syllabus or from the wrong level.
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Paper 1 — Multiple Choice 40 marks · 75 min · Multiple choice (AS) Paper 2 — AS Structured 60 marks · 75 min · Structured questions Paper 4 — A Level Structured 100 marks · 120 min · Structured questions Paper 5 — Planning, Analysis and Evaluation 30 marks · 75 min · Planning and data analysis

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Cell structure Biological molecules Enzymes Cell membranes and transport The mitotic cell cycle Nucleic acids and protein synthesis Transport in plants Transport in mammals Gas exchange Infectious disease Immunity Energy and respiration Photosynthesis Homeostasis Control and coordination Inherited change Selection and evolution Classification and biodiversity Genetic technology

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