This is a knowledge organiser desgined for the AQA Combined Science Triology (Biology) specification

This lesson includes: Initial rate of reaction How substrate concentration can affect the rate of reaction How enzyme concentration can affect the rate of reaction Exam questions All questions come WITH answers!

This lesson includes: Competitive inhibitors Non-competitive inhibitors Reversible inhibition Irreversible inhibition Exam questions Lot of activities WITH answers!

This lesson includes: Lock and key hypothesis Induced fit hypothesis Exam questions All activities come WITH answers!

This lesson covers the structure of: Carbohydrates Proteins Lipids Packed full of tasks WITH answers!

This lesson covers: How communicable diseases spread Viral replication Methods to prevent communicable diseases from spreading Lots of activities WITH answers! Exam style questions!!

Lesson covering: Defining phylogeny Comparing artificial classification and natural classification Explaining the relationship between classification and phylogeny and be able to understand a evolutionary tree Exam questions included

This lesson includes: Effect of pH on the tertiary structure of an enzyme Denaturation Exam questions Lots of activities WITH answers!

This lesson includes: Relationship between kinetic energy and collisions Effect of temperaure on enzyme activity Q10 Exam questions Lots of activities WITH answers!

This lesson includes: Enzyme definition Lock and key hypothesis Exam style questions The effect of temperature and pH on rate of reaction Packed full of activities WITH answers!

This lesson covers: Examples of non-communicable diseases Link between non-communicable diseases and lifestyle choices Lots of acitvities WITH answers! Exam style questions throughout!

Lesson covering: Biological classification of species to include taxonomic hierarchy of kingdom, phylum, class, order, family, genus, and species AND domain Binomial system of naming species and the advantage of such a system Exam questions included

Lesson covering: Stating the contributions of Darwin and Wallace in formulating the theory of evolution by natural selection Describing how fossil evidence can be used to evidence for evolution Describing how biological molecules can be used to evidence evolution Exam questions included

Lesson covering: Stating the difference between intraspecific variation and interspecific variation Describing the causes of variation Distinguishing the difference between continuous and discontinuous variation Exam questions included

This lesson covers: Non-specific body defence mechanisms White blood cells Antigens Antibodies Vaccines LOTS of activities WITH answers! Exam questions included! Optional tasks added also!

Lesson covering: Understanding that biological molecules can confirm evolutionary links Describe the significance of cytochrome c Explain why there are 3 domains Exam questions included

Lesson covering: Features used to classify organisms into the five kingdoms: Prokaryotae, Protoctista, Fungi, Plantae, Animalia Exam questions included

Lesson covering: State what the term adaptation means Describe the anatomical, behavioural and physiological adaptations or organisms Explain why organisms from different taxonomic groups may show similar anatomical features, including the marsupial mole and placental mole Exam questions included

This lesson covers: Word equation for aerobic respiration Balanced symbol equation for aerobic respiration Why aerobic respiration is an exothermic reaction Why all living organism carry out respiation Exam questions Packed full of activities WITH answers!

This lesson covers the required practical - enzymes. They will be looking into the digestion of starch by amylase using different temperatures.