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Subject: Biology
Grade: Years 11-13
Resource types: Assignment

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2010-11-18

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Resources structure Years 11-13 Science III. Green Plants as Organisms 18. Plant nutrition 19. Factors affecting photosynthesis 20. Plant growth 21. Respiration in plants I. Life processes and Cell Functions 1. Animal and plant cells 2. Flowering plants organs 3. Special cells 4. Human organ systems 5. Life processes XIII. Energy Resources and Energy Transfer 75. Energy 76. Energy resources 77. Generating electricity 78. Heat and temperature 79. Transfer of energy 80. Energy conservation X. Forces and motion 58. Speed 59. Weight 60. Balanced and unbalanced forces 61. Friction 62. Force and rotation 63. Moment 64. Pressure IV. Variation, Classification and Inheritance 22. Variation 23. Causes of variation 24. Classification 25. Inheritance VII. Changing Materials 42. Physical changes in materials 43. Solutions 44. Geological changes: weathering 45. Rock formation 46. Chemical reactions 47. The effects of combustion II. Humans as Organisms 6. Nutrition: a balanced diet 7. Respiration 8. Drugs and health 9. Fighting disease 10. Digestion 11. Absorption and waste 12. The skeleton and movement 13. Adolescence 14. Human reproduction 15. Development of the foetus 16. Breathing 17. Smoking V. Living things in their environment 26. Sustainable development 27. Habitats 28. Adaptation 29. Survival 30. Food chains 31. Food webs XI. Light and Sound 65. Light 66. Reflection 67. Refraction 68. Colour 69. Sound 70. Hearing VIII. Patterns of behaviour 48. The reactivity of metals 49. Displacement reactions 50. Acids and alkalis 51. Acid reactions 52. Neutralisation VI. Grouping and classifying materials 35. Physical changes 36. Elements 37. Properties of metals 38. Properties of non-metals 39. Compounds 40. Names of compounds 41. Mixtures 32. Solids, liquids and gases 33. Separating mixtures 34. Particle theory XII. The Earth and beyond 72. The solar system 73. The Sun 74. Satellites 71. The movement of the Earth IX. Electricity 54. Series and parallel circuits 55. Electric current 56. Magnets 57. Electromagnets 53. Electrical circuits Mathematics IX. Space, shape and measures (2) 67. Angles in triangles and quadrilaterals 68. Angles in simple polygons 69. Symmetry and congruency 70. Representations 71. Transformations 72. Coordinates of midpoints of line segments 73. Properties of 2-D shapes 74. Ruler-and-compass constructions 75. Drawing simple shapes using ITC 76. Measurements in real life 77. Areas of polygons 78. Surface area and volume of cuboids XV. Handling Data (3) 126. Interpretation of collected data 127. Usage of secondary data 128. Using ITC for comparing data 129. Comparing two simple distributions using charts 130. Presentation and interpretation of a statistical enquiry 131. An application of the vocabulary of probability 132. Experimental and theoretical probabilities XII. Numbers and the Number System (3) 88. Place value 89. Rounding to decimal places 90. Numbers 91. Multiples, factors and powers 92. Squares and square roots, cubes and cube roots 93. Working with recurring decimals 94. Operations on fractions 95. Percentages 96. Ratio and proportion 97. Mental methods 98. Written methods 99. Calculator methods V. Handling Data (1) 33. Data planning and collecting 34. Data reporting 35. Averages 36. Comparing data 37. ITC and data handling 38. Probability scale 39. Probability of events in simple experiments III. Algebra (1) 14. Writing algebraic expressions 15. Simple operations on algebraic expressions 16. Like terms 17. Simple linear equations 18. Substituting into the formulas 19. Sequences 20. What a function is? 21. Graph of a linear function XIV. Space, shape and measures (3) 125. Surface area and volume of regular polyhedrons 111. Interior and exterior angles in polygons 112. Problems involving properties of angles and parallel lines 113. Symmetry and congruency 114. Circle properties 115. Representations 116. Transformations 117. Enlargements 118. Scale drawing 119. Ruler-and-compass constructions 120. The transformed point's image 121. Changing units 122. Areas of rectangles 123. Circumference of a circle 124. The area of a circle VIII. Algebra (2) 57. Letter symbols in formulas 58. Transformation of algebraic expressions 59. Simple linear equations 60. Solving equations using graphs 61. Formula based calculations 62. Notation of simple sequences 63. Sequences based on rules 64. The nth term of a sequence 65. Reading graphs of linear functions 66. Linear functions and their graphs in real life I. Using and applying Maths (1) 1. Solving word problems 2. Small steps 3. Explain and justify VI. Using and applying Maths (2) 40. Solving word problems 41. Small steps 42. Using ITC in calculations X. Handling Data (2) 79. Data planning and collecting 80. Data processing 81. Using ITC for data presentation 82. Comparison of two simple data distributions 83. The vocabulary of probability 84. Probability experiments IV. Space, shape and measures (1) 29. Coordinates 30. Measurements 31. Area of rectangles 32. Surface area 22. Lines and angles 23. Mutual position of lines and interior angles in a triangle 24. Properties of shapes 25. Transformations 26. Angles in 2-D shapes 27. Representations 28. Angles in 3-D shapes II. Numbers and the Number System (1) 9. Triangular and square numbers 10. Rounding numbers 11. Ratio and proportion 12. Written methods 13. Calculator methods 4. Ordering decimals 5. Fractions, ordering fractions 6. Changing fractions into decimals and percentages 7. Negative numbers 8. Multiples, factors and powers XIII. Algebra (3) 105. Working with functions 106. General term of a sequence 107. The expression for the nth term 108. Linear functions 109. Graphs and functions 110. Graphs 100. Letter symbols in equations, formulas and functions 101. Simple examples of index laws 102. Transformation of algebraic equations 103. Composing and solving linear equations 104. Simplification of equations VII. Numbers and the Number System (2) 47. Multiples, factors and powers 48. Squares and square roots, cubes and cube roots 49. Recurring decimals 50. Adding and subtracting fractions 51. Multiplication and division of integers by fractions 52. Percentages 53. Ratio and proportion 54. Mental methods 55. Written methods 56. Calculator methods 43. Multiplication and division by 0.1 and 0.01 44. Ordering decimals on a number line 45. Rounding numbers 46. Numbers XI. Using and applying Maths (3) 86. Small steps 87. Explain and justify 85. Solving word problems International Curriculum Years 16-19 Biology - higher level Additional Higher Level Topic 11: Human health and physiology 11.1 Defence against infectious disease 11.2 Muscles and movement 11.3 The kidney 11.4 Reproduction Topic 7: Nucleic acids and proteins 7.1 DNA structure 7.2 DNA replication 7.3 Transcription 7.4 Translation 7.5 Proteins 7.6 Enzymes Topic 8: Cell respiration and photosynthesis 8.1 Cell respiration 8.2 Photosynthesis Topic 9: Plant science 9.1 Plant structure and growth 9.2 Transport in angiospermophytes 9.3 Reproduction in angiospermophytes Topic 10: Genetics 10.2 Dihybrid crosses and gene linkage 10.3 Polygenic inheritance 10.1 Meiosis Option Option G: Ecology and conservation G1 Community ecology G2 Ecosystems and biomes G3 Impacts of humans on ecosystems G4 Conservation of biodiversity G5 Population ecology Option D: Evolution D1 Origin of life on Earth D2 Species and speciation D3 Human evolution D4 The Hardy–Weinberg principle D5 Phylogeny and systematics Option H: Further human physiology H1 Hormonal control H2 Digestion H3 Absorption of digested foods H4 Functions of the liver H5 The transport system H6 Gas exchange Option E: Neurobiology and behaviour E1 Stimulus and response E2 Perception of stimuli E3 Innate and learned behaviour E4 Neurotransmitters and synapses E5 The human brain E6 Further studies of behaviour Option F: Microbes and biotechnology F1 Diversity of microbes F2 Microbes and the environment F3 Microbes and biotechnology F4 Microbes and food production F5 Metabolism of microbes F6 Microbes and disease Core Topic 4: Genetics 4.1 Chromosomes, genes, alleles and mutations 4.2 Meiosis 4.3 Theoretical genetics 4.4 Genetic engineering and biotechnology Topic 1: Statistical analysis 1.1 Statistical analysis Topic 5: Ecology and evolution 5.1 Communities and ecosystems 5.2 The greenhouse effect 5.3 Populations 5.4 Evolution 5.5 Classification Topic 2: Cells 2.1 Cell theory 2.2 Prokaryotic cells 2.3 Eukaryotic cells 2.4 Membranes 2.5 Cell division Topic 6: Human health and physiology 6.3 Defence against infectious disease 6.4 Gas exchange 6.5 Nerves, hormones and homeostasis 6.6 Reproduction 6.1 Digestion 6.2 The transport system Topic 3: The chemistry of life 3.2 Carbohydrates, lipids and proteins 3.3 DNA structure 3.4 DNA replication 3.5 Transcription and translation 3.6 Enzymes 3.7 Cell respiration 3.8 Photosynthesis 3.1 Chemical elements and water

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