A level and IB Biology Essays
Cell Biology Genetics Ecology Evolution Plant and Animal Biology
Description
The various sample examination essays cover the syllabi covered by both A level and IB examinations. They cover the factual knowledge of the Biology syllabus and do so in a style which allows you to improve your examination skills at the same time. The different lectures answer specific questions and whilst the essay is read out, a number of visual stimuli are used to help illustrate various points. The essays cover the various topics in a comprehensive and clear way. The essays also cover the key operative words needed to answer different types of A level and IB exams. Additional essay titles are continually being added;
1 a) How is a nerve impulse generated and conducted?
1 b) Why is the "all or nothing" law of nerve conduction important in understanding how nerves communicate within the nervous system?
2 a)Describe the structure of DNA and RNA?
2 b) How are the differences in structure suited to the different roles of DNA and RNA in cells?
2 c) What is the genetic code?
3 a) Outline briefly the structure of proteins
3 b) List four functions of proteins in living organisms
3 c) For each function you have listed above, discuss the relation between function and protein structure
What You Will Learn!
- A level and IB Biology
- Cell Biology
- Genetics
- Ecology
- Evolution
- Plant and Animal Physiology
Who Should Attend!
- A level and IB Biology students