Biology Paper 1 and 3 help HERE ONLY!!!

[cool_dude]

im going to england
yes is it nice over there?

haha..
is this discussion about biology or what??..
i think the beaches are the best..
HAhAhAha..

nway..gtg..
see u..n Good Luck!

[kam]

yeah igtg too
good luck with ur exams tooo
c ya

[IGStudent09]

hey there everyone how will you all revise for paper 3?

[IGStudent09]

like is it just notes ?

[IGStudent09]

or mixed up, notes with past papers?

[goin4dakill]

or mixed up, notes with past papers?

for sure....if u havent already 'kinda' learned your notes..and gotten into Bio mode..then you should definitely spend ur time doing past papers now.
Good luckersss

[omfg.natalie]

or mixed up, notes with past papers?

for sure....if u havent already 'kinda' learned your notes..and gotten into Bio mode..then you should definitely spend ur time doing past papers now.
Good luckersss

shelbers. hey. ti past papers boro na kanw yiati den xero?

[goin4dakill]

or mixed up, notes with past papers?

for sure....if u havent already 'kinda' learned your notes..and gotten into Bio mode..then you should definitely spend ur time doing past papers now.
Good luckersss

shelbers. hey. ti past papers boro na kanw yiati den xero?

nat, mboreis va kaveis oti thelete. An boreis, kaveis ola..
then xerw... go to "past papers"

[Aodian]

or mixed up, notes with past papers?

there's two ways to it.. you could go around doing ur past papers if u have n understanding of the whole syllabus.. but preferably you go trhough ur notes.. jsut look at a copy of the syllabus.. strike out the ones you know by heart n go through the ones u dont.. the syllabus also gives some answers.. i found the equation for lactic acid in there.. n they never asked it befoer so u never know..

n if u get stuck somewhere just type something in youtube.. its bound to help.. HOope this gives u an insight of what to do.. u still have two more days.. more than enough to get everything digested.. Good luck all!!

[goin4dakill]

GUYS!!! The exam is in two days!? This forum should be buzzing!

Other than skin and the kidneys, whats another organ that constitutes to Homeostasis??

[kam]

GUYS!!! The exam is in two days!? This forum should be buzzing!

Other than skin and the kidneys, whats another organ that constitutes to Homeostasis??

liver and pancreas

[goin4dakill]

Also what is Zona Pellucida (reproduction)

Sorry, im being a pain.
And lets have some predictions..
there was hardly anything on plants, digestion, genes (not much), reproduction, generally not much on humans, nutrition etc..
what else

[kam]

Also what is Zona Pellucida (reproduction)

Sorry, im being a pain.
And lets have some predictions..
there was hardly anything on plants, digestion, genes (not much), reproduction, generally not much on humans, nutrition etc..
what else

nothing on plants???/
wot bout the phloem thingy and the producer thingy
wot bout the liver thingy for digestion

well yes true
nope thts about it
but rigth now im freaking out bout bio p3
and i have a feeling that a lot of stuff about yeast and bread making is coming so study those
but dont blame me if it doesnt come
i just have a feeling

and goin4dakill ur a girl right?

[Aodian]

Also what is Zona Pellucida (reproduction)

Sorry, im being a pain.
And lets have some predictions..
there was hardly anything on plants, digestion, genes (not much), reproduction, generally not much on humans, nutrition etc..
what else

do we have to learn zona pellucida.. i've never come across it in any of the papers or the syllabus.. but here's the definition anyways..

Zona pellucida: The strong membrane that forms around an ovum as it develops in the ovary. The membrane remains in place during the egg's travels through the  Fallopian tube. To fertilize the egg, a sperm must penetrate the thinning zona pellucida. If fertilization takes place, the membrane disappears to permit implantation in the uterus.

[kam]

Also what is Zona Pellucida (reproduction)

Sorry, im being a pain.
And lets have some predictions..
there was hardly anything on plants, digestion, genes (not much), reproduction, generally not much on humans, nutrition etc..
what else

do we have to learn zona pellucida.. i've never come across it in any of the papers or the syllabus.. but here's the definition anyways..

Zona pellucida: The strong membrane that forms around an ovum as it develops in the ovary. The membrane remains in place during the egg's travels through the  Fallopian tube. To fertilize the egg, a sperm must penetrate the thinning zona pellucida. If fertilization takes place, the membrane disappears to permit implantation in the uterus.

what the hell
we dont need to know that
do we?