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This is a short fully editable Microsoft PowerPoint presentation designed for the new OCR A Level Biology A Specification for first teaching in 2015. It covers content under unit 4.1 Disease and the Immune System, ‘Antibodies’ (Module 4 Biodiversity, Evolution and Disease). Although this resource has been designed for the OCR A specification much of its content is relevant for other A Level Biology specifications. Please also check out my other A Level Biology resources!

A Microsoft Word document that contains multiple choice questions and answers on the subject of Protein Synthesis. Each question is challenging, requiring prior subject knowledge before attempt. These questions are perfect for students studying the New 2015 OCR A Level Biology Specification, yet compatible with other exam board specifications.

This is a fully editable Microsoft PowerPoint presentation designed specifically for the new OCR A Level Biology A Specification for first teaching in 2015. It covers content under 2.1.2 Biological Molecules, ‘Water’ (Module 2 Foundations in biology). Although this resource has been designed for the OCR A specification much of its content is relevant for other A Level Biology specifications. Please also check out my other A Level Biology resources!

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This is a fully editable Microsoft PowerPoint presentation designed for the new OCR A Level Biology A Specification for first teaching in 2015. It covers content under unit 4.2 Classification and Evolution (Module 4 Biodiversity, evolution and disease) Including: Darwin’s Initial Observations Darwin’s Conclusions Contributions to the ‘Theory of Evolution’ Natural Selection Darwin’s Finches Allopatric Speciation Sympatric Speciation Although this resource has been designed for the OCR A specification much of its content is relevant for other A Level Biology specifications.**** Please also check out my other A Level Biology resources!****

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A Microsoft Word document that contains more multiple choice questions and answers on the subject of the Cardiovascular System. Each question is challenging, requiring prior subject knowledge before attempt. These questions are perfect for students studying the New 2015 OCR A Level Biology Specification, yet compatible with other exam board specifications.

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This is a fully editable Microsoft PowerPoint presentation designed for the new OCR A Level Biology A Specification for first teaching in 2015. It covers content under unit 3.2 Transport in Animals, ‘The Bohr Shift’ (Module 3 Exchange and Transport). Although this resource has been designed for the OCR A specification much of its content is relevant for other A Level Biology specifications. Please also check out my other A Level Biology resources!

This is a fully editable Microsoft PowerPoint presentation designed for the new OCR A Level Chemistry A Specification for first teaching in 2015. It covers content under unit 3.1 The Periodic Table , ‘Ionisation Energy’. Although this resource has been designed for the OCR A specification much of its content is relevant for other A Level Chemistry specifications. Please also check out my other A Level resources!

This is a fully editable Microsoft PowerPoint presentation designed for the new OCR A Level Biology A Specification for first teaching in 2015. It covers content under unit 3.3 Transport in Plants, ‘Transpiration’ (Module 3 Exchange and Transport). Including: Transpiration Transpiration Stream Factors affecting transpiration Xerophytes Marram Grass Cacti Hydrophytes Succulents Guttation Although this resource has been designed for the OCR A specification much of its content is relevant for other A Level Biology specifications. Please also check out my other A Level Biology resources!

This 33 page Word document contains 4 x multiple choice activities with answers on the subject of Genetics. There are 80 questions in total and each question is challenging, requiring prior subject knowledge before attempt. These questions are perfect for students studying the New 2015 OCR A Level Biology Specification, yet compatible with other exam board specifications.

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This is a fully editable Microsoft PowerPoint presentation designed for the new OCR A Level Chemistry A Specification for first teaching in 2015. It covers content under Module 2 Foundations in Chemistry , ‘Intermolecular Forces’. Although this resource has been designed for the OCR A specification much of its content is relevant for other A Level Chemistry specifications. Please also check out my other A Level resources!

This is a fully editable Microsoft PowerPoint presentation designed for the new OCR A Level Chemistry A Specification for first teaching in 2015. It covers content under unit 3.1 The Periodic Table , ‘1st Ionisation Energy’. Although this resource has been designed for the OCR A specification much of its content is relevant for other A Level Chemistry specifications. Please also check out my other A Level resources!