Biology A Level (9700) Paper-2 Topical Workbook- Past Papers with Mark Schemes – 212- Read and Write

Article Number 212, For Subject code 9700 for A Level. This book provides a thorough exercise of A Level Biology paper 2 and highly recommended for students taking Cambridge International Examinations A-Level Biology (9700).

Topical workbook gives writing space for solutions with each question. This feature makes it an ultimate resource for A Level Biology (9700) Paper 2 exam preparation and a classroom worksheet. The students can use this book for practice before exam.

Salient Features of Biology A Level (9700) Paper 2 Topical Workbook: 

• All variants
• Classified to subtopics
• Mark schemes included
• Questions order new to old
• Unsolved
• Writing space given

The Biology A-Level Paper-2 Topical Workbook presents information in a clear and concise style, making complex concepts accessible and engaging. It offers a variety of practice questions to assess and reinforce understanding, a glossary of terms to aid in comprehension, and a list of formulas for reference.

For students preparing for the A Level Biology Paper 2 exam, the Biology A-Level Paper 2 Topical workbook is an essential resource. Its comprehensive coverage, variety of practice questions, glossary of terms, and list of formulas make it an invaluable tool to help you succeed in your exam and develop a solid understanding of biology concepts.

Key topics in Biology A Level (9700) Paper 2 Topical Workbook:

1. Cell Structure and Organization:

Explore the fundamental aspects of cell biology, including the cell theory, different cell types, and the structure and function of cell organelles.

2. Biological Molecules:

Gain an in-depth understanding of essential biological molecules such as carbohydrates, lipids, proteins, and nucleic acids, their structures, functions, and importance in cellular processes.

3. Enzymes:

Delve into the fascinating world of enzymes, studying their role in catalysis, enzyme kinetics, and factors influencing enzyme activity, such as enzyme inhibition.

4. Cell Membranes and Transport:

Understand the structure and functions of cell membranes and the various mechanisms of cellular transport, including passive transport, active transport, and osmosis.

5. The Mitotic Cell Cycle:

Explore the stages of the mitotic cell cycle, including mitosis and meiosis, and comprehend the significance of these processes in growth, development, and reproduction.

6. Nucleic Acids and Protein Synthesis:

Investigate the structure and functions of nucleic acids, with a focus on DNA and RNA, and explore the intricate mechanisms of protein synthesis.

7. Transport in Plants:

Study the mechanisms of transport in plants, including transpiration, translocation, and the role of the xylem and phloem in nutrient and water movement.

8. Transport in Mammals:

Explore the circulatory system of mammals, focusing on blood composition, the structure and function of the heart, and the mechanisms of blood circulation.

9. Gas Exchange and Smoking:

Understand the processes of gas exchange in organisms, including the respiratory system, and explore the impact of smoking on respiratory health, including the development of lung cancer.

10. Infections and Disease:

Investigate the nature of infections, including the role of bacteria, viruses, and parasites, and gain insight into the mechanisms of disease transmission and prevention.

11. Immunity:

Delve into the fascinating field of immunity, including the immune system, vaccines, and the body’s defense mechanisms against pathogens.

TABLE OF CONTENTS
UNIT 1
Cell Structure
Answer Section
UNIT 2
Biology Molecules
Answer Section
UNIT 3
Enzymes
Answer Section
UNIT 4
Cell Membranes And Transport
Answer Section
UNIT 5
The Mitotic cell cycle
Answer Section
UNIT 6
Nucleic Acids And Protein Synthesis
Answer Section

(Biology A Level (9700) Paper 2 Topical Workbook)

UNIT 7
Transport In Plants
Answer Section
UNIT 8
Transport In Mammals
Answer Section
UNIT 9
Gas Exchange and Smoking
Answer Section
UNIT 10
Infections Disease
Answer Section
UNIT 11
Immunity
Answer Section