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AQA (A) A2 Biology Revision and Summary Book (AQA Biology Specification A)

 
  Author: Martin Rowland, Margaret Baker
By Hodder & Stoughton
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Average rating of 5/5 Best revision guide for Biology specification AQA - A, 2007-06-20
This book is extremely helpful. It has clear diagrams, text is concise, 100% syllabus related...there couldn't be a better revision guide for Bio AQA spec A!

Average rating of 5/5 Life saver, 2006-11-05
I wrote this review as a i felt compelled to by the quality of this book. Biology at AS is a complete maze. I recieved five textbooks at my school each over 200 pages. They are all completely over detailed and over complicated. In contrast this book is short, consise and contains absolutely everything you need to know. This is the only book i used prior to my exams and i ended up with a high grade A. Bottom line, buy the book, learn everything in it and end up with grade A.

Average rating of 1/5 ok, if a B grade satisfies you, 2008-03-25
this book is seriously frustrating. it takes the fun out of biology. I USED THIS TO THE BEST OF MY ABLILITY. on the 6th of march 08, i opened my results. i was absolutely annoied that a "B" grade was staring in my face. the book has no contents page, no index, no glossary, unhelpful answers page layout.

the comments are very "sterile" as in: this answer shows no understanding, the candidate shows no awareness... etc...

when it came to unit 2, there were several missing topics. this includes how to prove that DNA is the genetic material and the protein coat is not etc...

when it came to answeing questions from the exam, i was usually left guessing the answer because the book would not mention this

i would recommend a book which would be lengthy and talkative. it is a long procedure, but id rather not be short handed in the exam!

Average rating of 5/5 The bible for AQA A Biology Students!, 2006-09-01
I attained 280/300 in my AS Biology examinations and I firmly believe that it was down to this truly exceptional book.

What's so great about this book you may ask? Firstly, it sticks EXACTLY to the syllabus so you know for sure what you are reading is relevant. Secondly, there are extremely useful examiners comments referencing which areas appear most frequently in the exams, and common mistakes. Thirdly, it uses the exact wording as is detailed on the mark schemes - thus helping your exam technique improve. Fourthly, it is nicely laid out with colour and boxes to separate information. The bullet point lists and step-by-step methods for principles make it easier to learn the required knowledge. Finally, it contains an excellent set of past-examination questions to help test your understanding.

I highly recommend this book to all AQA A Biology students. I wouldn't have survived without it - the "regular" AQA A Biology text book is too long and goes into way too much detail. This contains the core information you need to know to attain the highest possible score.

Average rating of 5/5 wow, 2006-12-21
What a book. I was struggling with my biology so my teacher recommended i buy this book. It goes over everything in easy to remember sections and it is very readable. Since buying this book my grade had shot up from being predicted a D, to now an estimated A. Buy it, trust me it's worth it.

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Product Information
Binding: Paperback
Dewey Decimal Number: 570
EAN: 9780340813560
ISBN: 0340813563
Label: Hodder & Stoughton
Manufacturer: Hodder & Stoughton
Number Of Pages: 112
Publication Date: 2004-06-25
Publisher: Hodder & Stoughton
Studio: Hodder & Stoughton
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