GCE A Level Biology: past questions and revision
For Lower Sixth and Upper Sixth students in Cameroon. 384 practice questions on 11 topics of the A Level Biology syllabus, from real GCE papers and checked practice questions.
Topics
- Cells and transport across membranes · 40 questions
- Biological molecules and enzymes · 26 questions
- Genetics, inheritance and evolution · 47 questions
- Nutrition and photosynthesis · 38 questions
- Respiration and gas exchange · 35 questions
- Transport in plants and animals · 37 questions
- Coordination, response and homeostasis · 45 questions
- Reproduction, growth and development · 48 questions
- Ecology and the environment · 28 questions
- Health, disease and immunity · 20 questions
- Classification and diversity · 20 questions
Sample GCE questions
Real A Level Biology questions. Register free to answer them, see the answers and get every step explained.
Asexual reproducing organisms exhibit little or no genetic variation because: (i) asexual reproduction does not involve gamete formation. (ii) asexual reproduction involves only one parent. (iii) in asexual reproduction no fusion of gametes is involved. (iv) during asexual reproduction many offspring are produced.
- If (i), (ii) and (iii) are correct.
- If (i) and (iii) are correct.
- If (ii) and (iv) are correct.
- If only (iv) is correct.
If the total energy released when glucose molecule is converted to lactic acids is 150KJ per mole, and two ATP molecules are formed. Given that one ATP molecule releases 30.6KJ. The efficiency of this anaerobic process is:
- 40.4%.
- 29.1%.
- 40.8%.
- 38.6%.
Which of the following will provide maximum energy to a large population of humans such as in China?
- Fish
- Chicken
- Birds
- Rice
The bucal cavity of the human is functionally similar to the:
- rumen of a sheep.
- gizzard of a chicken.
- caecum of the guinea pig.
- bucal cavity of the fish.
The following thickening patterns in the cell wall of a young dicot branch favours increase in length when growing:
- pitted and scalariform.
- spiral and annular.
- reticulate and pitted.
- scalariform and annular.
- Test yourself on any topic, at the difficulty you choose
- Answer on paper, send a photo, and get your work marked step by step
- Daily quests on your weak topics, weekend challenges with classmates