Which topics does AQA Biology cover?
Cell Biology, Organisation, Infection and Response, Bioenergetics, Homeostasis and Response, Inheritance, Variation and Evolution, and Ecology.
What does Cell Biology include?
Cell structure, cell division, transport in cells, and stem cells.
Which topics does AQA Chemistry cover?
AQA Chemistry covers atomic structure, bonding, quantitative chemistry, chemical changes, energy changes, rates, organic chemistry, analysis, atmosphere, and resources.
What does the Atomic Structure and the Periodic Table unit include?
It includes atoms, elements, compounds, atomic and electronic structure, periodic table development, Groups 0, 1, 7, and transition metals.
Cell structure - biology
Includes nucleus, cytoplasm, membrane
Organisation - biology
Principles of body systems and tissues
Infection response - biology
Includes vaccines, antibiotics, immune system
Bioenergetics - biology
Photosynthesis and respiration mechanisms
Homeostasis - biology
Regulation of body temperature, blood sugar
Genetic inheritance - biology
Genes, chromosomes, genetic variation
Atomic structure - chemistry
Atoms, electrons, periodic table development
Answer 9 questions on GCSE Science, Mathematics and English.
1. Which area is included within AQA Biology?
2. A student studying stem cells, mitosis, and movement of substances across cell membranes is working within which AQA Biology area?
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