Cambridge ordinary level - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Paper 5038/11 Paper 11 Key messages Candidates should be reminded to check carefully that they have given an answer for all Section A questions. Candidates should take note of the mark allocation for each question and plan their answers accordingly. General comments There were many very good responses to the questions and candidates demonstrated that they had sufficient time to complete the paper. Many candidates were able to show their practical experience o...

If you have any queries regarding these Confidential Instructions, please contact Cambridge stating the Centre number, the nature of the query and the syllabus number quoted above. email phone fax INSTRUCTIONS FOR PREPARING APPARATUS These Confidential Instructions give details of the apparatus required by each candidate for each experiment in this paper. A summary of the questions that will be presented to the candidates is included, where appropriate, to allow the biology teacher t...

• answer all questions, especially those in multiple choice format • note the number of marks available per question and answer accordingly • ensure all diagrams are completed where this is required • plan essay questions before they begin to write General Comments Candidates’ responses to the questions were generally good. They demonstrated good knowledge and they had sufficient time to complete the paper. Diagrams were used to help candidates access the questi...

Candidates should be familiar with all the topics on the syllabus and have a thorough understanding of accounting. It is important that candidates read each question very carefully to ensure that they have a clear understanding of what is required before selecting an option on the answer sheet. General comments Those candidates who possessed a good understanding of double entry bookkeeping and the financial statements of various types of organisations were able to select the co...

Class notes for IGCSE Biology Ordinary level CIE board 0610. Latest syllabus from . Chapter one: Characteristics and classification of living organisms. Written by a former IGCSE student who achieved a high 9 (195/200) in biology OL and A* in biology A level. The notes cover important details, graphs, charts, pictures, and drawings.

3 ways of measuring crime - ANSWER looking at published stats, self-report, victimization study Personal crime - ANSWER crimes between or against a person Predatory crimes - ANSWER want something from the victim introspective crime - ANSWER crimes of passion 3 Lowest Crime Rate Countries - ANSWER Switzerland, Singapore, Japan Steven Pinker - ANSWER "Better angels of our nature" Anoime - ANSWER Durkheim's term for the loss of direction felt in a society when social control of...

Class notes for IGCSE Biology Ordinary level CIE board. Chapter two: Cell structure and organisation. For latest syllabus . Written by a former IGCSE student who achieved a high 9 (195/200) in biology OL and A* in biology A level. The notes cover important details, examples, questions and answers, graphs, charts, drawings, and pictures.

Class notes for IGCSE Biology OL (0610) CIE board, new () syllabus. Chapter three: Movement in and out of cells, plus PAPER 6 INVESTIGATIONS AND GRAPHS tips, tricks, and explanation. Written by a former IGCSE student who achieved a high 9 (195/200) in biology OL and A* in biology A level. The notes cover important details, graphs, charts, drawings, and QR codes to helpful videos.

Class notes for IGCSE Biology OL (0610) CIE board, new () syllabus. Chapter four: Biological molecules, plus related PAPER 6 tips, tricks, and explanation. Written by a former IGCSE student who achieved a high 9 (195/200) in biology OL and A* in biology A level. The notes cover important details, graphs, charts, drawings, and QR codes to helpful videos.

Class notes for IGCSE Biology OL (0610) CIE board, new () syllabus. Chapter five: Enzymes, plus related PAPER 6 tips, tricks, experiments and explanation. Written by a former IGCSE student who achieved a high 9 (195/200) in biology OL and A* in biology A level. The notes cover important details, graphs, questions and QR codes to helpful videos.