Full details for Task sheet 10B1a-7

Human Biology Past papers

What to do next:

For each test you need to:

Print off the 'answer sheets' only! - read the questions from your scree
Do the test under exam conditions at home.
When you have finished redo the test with help from your exercise book
Mark the test AND go through it again seeing where you have gone wrong – this is the only way to get better! Ask for help next lesson if you are still stuck.
Use grades to get a rough idea of the grade you are getting each time and write them down on a printout of the same sheet.

Remember each test can be done at Foundation Level (grades C to G) and at Higher Level ( A* to D) - so have a go at both if you are not sure which level to go for!!

November 2007

·         Unit 1a Biology (Human Biology) – Question Paper (539KB)
Unit 1a Biology (Human Biology) – Answer sheet (295KB)
Unit 1a Biology (Human Biology) – Mark Scheme (132KB)

June 2007

·         Unit 1a Biology (Human Biology) – Question Paper (432KB)
Unit 1a Biology (Human Biology) – Answer Sheet
Unit 1a Biology (Human Biology) – Mark Scheme (154KB)

March 2007

·         Unit 1a Biology (Human Biology) – Question Paper (330KB)
Unit 1a Biology (Human Biology) – Answer Sheet
Unit 1a Biology (Human Biology) – Mark Scheme (31KB)

November 2006

·         Unit 1a Biology (Human Biology) – Question Paper (396KB)
Unit 1a Biology (Human Biology) – Answer sheet (295KB)
Unit 1a Biology (Human Biology) – Mark Scheme (35KB)

Assessment details

Self and Parental Assessment

You can mark you own test according to the answers provided.
The Grade Sheet must be printed off and stuck into exercise books.
Your parents/guardians should sign your exercise book in order to prove to teachers that each test has been completed.
Your teachers would appreciate a comment from a parent on your level of achievement.

Handing in details

This does not need to be handed in.

However please show your teacher the grade sheet and the comment in your exercise book from your parent/guardian.