AS: CARBOHYDRATES & LIPIDS REVISION PACK (TOPIC 1)
KEY TERMS
Flashcards to test yourself on the required CARBOHYDRATES and LIPIDS knowledge
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Every CARBOHYDRATES and LIPIDS question since 2017 plus an extra question pack
KEY QUESTIONS
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KEY TERMS
CARBOHYDRATES & LIPIDS
Biological Molecules, Transport Across Membranes
Covers a range of content on biological molecules. Make sure you're comfortable with Chemical Structures, such as these, as they crop up quite a lot. It might be useful to draw all of the ones in the spec out on one page so that you can compare them.
QUESTION MARK SCHEMEAS LEVEL - PAPER 1 2018 - QUESTION 1
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Proteins Intro | Active Transport | Diffusion | Carbohydrates Intro | Triglycerides | Translation | Biological Molecules
Properties of Water
A nice summary of the content on water that you need to know. Don't worry about drawing the full atomic structure - they're just looking for the symbols to show the charges in the correct places.
QUESTION MARK SCHEMEAS LEVEL - PAPER 1 2018 - QUESTION 2
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Properties of Water, Transport Across Cell Membranes, Data Analysis, Polymers of Carbohydrates
For part c) remember to refer to pattern in the data and then explain why this is happening, using your knowledge.
QUESTION MARK SCHEMEAS LEVEL - PAPER 1 2017 - QUESTION 3
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Glycogen | Water - Solvent | Osmosis | Facilitated Diffusion | Water Intro | Condensation & Hydrolysis
Triglycerides, Cholesterol, Carbohydrates, Calculate Ratio
Remember to think about the wider specification as questions can draw from lots of different areas. For questions like dii) - it's useful to specify any correlations evident in the data as a starting point, even though this may seem obvious, as this often gets you a mark in itself.
QUESTION MARK SCHEMEAS LEVEL - PAPER 1 2016 - QUESTION 6
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HDLs & LDLs | Starch | Triglycerides | Exocytosis & Endocytosis | Glycogen | Ratios
Cell Membranes, Phospholipids, Transport Across Membranes
Good example of a cell membrane diagram. Can you name all of the different components as practice?
QUESTION MARK SCHEMEAS LEVEL - PAPER 1 2015 - QUESTION 1
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