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Pie Night - Novemeber 2018
October 2018
Eat breakfast and stay hydrated Put your phone away and set
yourself time limits
Start early and spread it out – Test yourself regularly
create a revision timetable
Teach someone what you have Don’t listen to music while you
been learning revise
Get some fresh air and exercise Don’t forget to take regular
breaks!
You are working towards two GCSEs in GCSE Combined Science. The exam board you
writing your exams are AQA.
There are six papers in total and this leads to two separate GCSEs in Science. There are two
papers each for Biology, Chemistry and Physics which will be taken at the end of Y11 in the
summer exam season.
Paper 1 Paper 2
Each paper 1 h 15 m, 70 marks
Each worth 16.7% of two GCSEs
Biology Exam: 14th May 2019 Exam: 7th June 2018
Topics 1 – 4: Topics 5 – 7:
Cell biology Homeostasis and
Organisation response
Infection and response Inheritance, variation
Bioenergetics and evolution
Ecology
Chemistry Exam: 16th May 2019 Exam: 12th June 2019
Topics 8 – 12: Topics 13 – 17:
Atomic structure and the The rate and extent of
periodic table chemical change
Bonding, structure and Organic chemistry
the properties of matter Chemical analysis
Quantitative chemistry Chemistry of the
Chemical changes atmosphere
Energy changes Using resources
Physics Exam: 22nd May 2019 Exam: 14th June 2019
Topics 18 – 21: Topics 22 – 24:
Energy Forces
Electricity Waves
Particle model of matter Magnetism
Atomic structure Electromagnetism
The specifications (with all the information that you need to know) can be located here:
Biology: http://filestore.aqa.org.uk/resources/biology/specifications/AQA-8461-SP-
2016.PDF
Chemistry: http://filestore.aqa.org.uk/resources/chemistry/specifications/AQA-8462-SP-
2016.PDF
Physics: http://filestore.aqa.org.uk/resources/physics/specifications/AQA-8463-SP-
2016.PDF
Searching for Pods
Search for pods for a
particular topic e.g. Mitosis
Browse through
topics. Use
Combined
Science only!
Complete
assignments set by
your teacher
Completing assignments
Watch or download the pods
set by your teacher
Answer the questions at the
bottom of the assignment
Don’t forget to submit
your assignment!
Using the guide effectively
Check your understanding using
practice questions! (See your
teacher for some!)
Your Knowledge Organiser has all the key information in to help you revise. But
these are just the basics so should not be used as your main revision resource
The people who write your exams have lots of useful material available for you:
type “AQA GCSE Combined Science Trilogy” and click the first link to find the
specification, which tells you exactly what you need to know
To find the page below which has past papers and mark schemes type:
https://www.aqa.org.uk/subjects/science/gcse/combined-science-trilogy-
8464/assessment-resources
Select a question paper, download it and
check your understanding.
Remember: You don’t have to do the whole
paper, you can just practice a few
questions at a time
Use the links below to find past exam questions that have been put together for you to
practice. Type the links into your internet search bar and you will be given a series of
past paper questions linked to that topic.
Biology (Foundation)
Cells http://KEXIMYS.exampro.net
Organisation http://RUMOKYL.exampro.net
Infection and response http://FYAUWUO.exampro.net
Bioenergetics http://XORIWIG.exampro.net
Homeostasis http://DOLIGEO.exampro.net
Inheritance and evolution http://AYBOCYB.exampro.net
Ecology http://RIPOPOG.exampro.net
Chemistry (Foundation)
Atomic structure http://EAQOXUR.exampro.net
Bonding http://QABOQOW.exampro.net
Quantitative chemistry http://MEXUMIX.exampro.net
Chemical changes http://QAOUCUG.exampro.net
Energy changes http://KEEELIF.exampro.net
Rates http://OEQUEOA.exampro.net
Organic chemistry http://OYNUCIR.exampro.net
Chemical analysis http://SYCIGAJ.exampro.net
Atmosphere http://XEVESOC.exampro.net
Physics (Foundation)
Energy http://GYYITEN.exampro.net
Electricity http://EOZOWIQ.exampro.net
Particle model http://GUFIQOC.exampro.net
Atomic structure http://BUUAGYV.exampro.net
Forces http://KAJOEOW.exampro.net
Waves http://PIOACAF.exampro.net
Magnetism http://TYCERIF.exampro.net
Biology (Higher)
Cells http://XYFOKIN.exampro.net
Organisation http://XOJYTOU.exampro.net
Infection and response http://XEUURYW.exampro.net
Bioenergetics http://JEROYUI.exampro.net
Homeostasis http://DOYEQYU.exampro.net
Inheritance and evolution http://EOKEOUI.exampro.net
Ecology http://ZOFEGUY.exampro.net
Chemistry (Higher)
Atomic structure http://EUNOXOY.exampro.net
Bonding http://WITUEAC.exampro.net
Quantitative chemistry http://CYNUFYB.exampro.net
Chemical changes http://JEWIUOF.exampro.net
Energy changes http://DEEEVOO.exampro.net
Rates http://LYPIQIZ.exampro.net
Organic chemistry http://IIUEGOQ.exampro.net
Chemical analysis http://RUVOGUH.exampro.net
Atmosphere http://VUQYRIY.exampro.net
Physics (Higher)
Energy http://WEDUNEF.exampro.net
Electricity http://CIQACOD.exampro.net
Particle model http://HUSAQUM.exampro.net
Atomic structure http://VIFOEUP.exampro.net
Forces http://TEAUNOI.exampro.net
Waves http://FEDYIIS.exampro.net
Magnetism http://XOMINIC.exampro.net
Use the following link to access the AQA Combined Science revision resources:
https://www.bbc.com/bitesize/examspecs/z8r997h
Choose your topic from the list – don’t forget to look at Practical Skills!
Your class teacher has access to thousands of past exam questions and materials
that can. Make sure you get their email address and contact them or see them in
school if you are stuck. You must email from your school email address.You must learn the following word and symbol equations and be able to recall these in your exam.
Since the start of Y9, you have carried out 21 required practicals and are expected to be able to answer questions about these. Use GCSEPod or your revision guide to write a brief description, the independent variable (IV, the variable you change), dependent variable (DV, the variable you measure) and two control variables (CV, the variables you keep the same) for each of the required practicals. #1 Microscopy #2 Osmosis Brief description: Brief description: IV - IV - DV - DV - CV - CV - #3 Food tests #4 Enzymes Brief description: Brief description: IV - IV - DV - DV - CV - CV - #5 Photosynthesis #6 Reaction time Brief description: Brief description: IV - IV - DV - DV - CV - CV - #7 Field investigations (Quadrats) Brief description: IV - DV - CV -
#1 Making salts #2 Electrolysis Brief description: Brief description: IV - IV - DV - DV - CV - CV - #3 Temperature changes #4 Rates of reaction Brief description: Brief description: IV - IV - DV - DV - CV - CV - #5 Chromatography #6 Water purification Brief description: Brief description: IV - IV - DV - DV - CV - CV --
#1 Specific heat capacity #2 Resistance in a wire Brief description: Brief description: IV - IV - DV - DV - CV - CV - #3 I-V Characteristics #4 Density Brief description: Brief description: IV - IV - DV - DV - CV - CV - #5 Force and extension #6 Acceleration Brief description: Brief description: IV - IV - DV - DV - CV - CV - #7 Waves #8 Radiation and absorption Brief description: Brief description: IV - IV - DV - DV - CV - CV -
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