<p>This resource contains 533 questions which covers all Biology content for AQA Biology years 1 and 2 (KS5).</p> <p>This is an updated and improved version and links each topic to its specific AQA specification code.</p> <p>I have provided a space for pupils to complete their responses and have provided data and diagrams for them to intrepret (where needed).</p> <p>The booklet covers A01 and A02 style questions and has been extremely popular and useful for the classes which I have taught over the last 2 years.</p> <p>The resourse can be used as one big booklet, or sections can be used as independent work and knowledge consolidation.</p> <p>Hope you find it as useful as I have.</p>

Used this in a re-cap lesson on moments and levers.

<p>This is a KS3 covering the structure of bacteria and yeast cells.</p> <p>It links back to lessons on plant and animal cells where pupils must compare them using a matrix.</p>

<p>This is a set of 338 revision questions formed directly from the AQA GCSE Combined Triology Biology specification.</p> <p>The questions test mainly AO1 and AO2 skills.</p> <p>On the topic or question I have identified those which are higher tier only.</p> <p>The questions provided will help pupils review topics effectively in their own time or in lessons.</p>

<p>This lesson allows pupils to learn two different types of unicellular organsisms.</p> <p>They complete labelled diagrams and descriptions of each.</p> <p>They also need to decide and discuss what type of cell they are.</p>

<p>This PowerPoint describe and explain diffusion and walks pupils through the investigation with animated slides.</p> <p>Aimed at KS3 but could work with Year 9 pupils starting GCSE biology.</p>

<p>This PowerPoint presentation contains a lesson going through the structure of plant and animal cells.</p> <p>The lesson works really well if pupils have a revision guide to support them through their learning.</p>

<p>This is a set of 441 AQA Biology revision questions covering the whole specification.</p> <p>These can be used by pupils to review their understanding of all topics in GCSE biology.</p> <p>The questions mostly test A01 and A02 skills.</p>