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GCSE Biology (Triple) Full Specification Activities Booklets with Answer Sheets – Ideal for Low-Stakes Testing & Exam Prep
This printable and editable activities booklet covers the entire specification for GCSE Biology (Triple). It’s packed with varied, student-friendly tasks designed to build confidence, support retrieval practice, and deepen understanding through structured and engaging activities.
This resource is for one subject but each specification point has an activities booklet and answers that fully align with the relevant GCSE.
Included in this resource:
Summary comprehension task

3 things you learnt reflection

Real-world examples task

Keyword identification and definition

Gap-fill paragraph with word bank

“Why? Why? Why?” thinking questions

Tiered learning: define, explain, apply, evaluate

Find the fib (true/false analysis)

Mini retrieval quiz

Mastering the exam question (sample answers with improvement tasks)

What if? creative thinking scenarios

Full answer sheet included

Perfect for independent study, in-class consolidation, or homework. Ideal for preparing students for topic tests, mock exams or final assessments.
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One booklet for each of the following specification points:

1. Cell Biology
   Cell types: eukaryotes vs prokaryotes, animal and plant cells

Cell processes: specialisation, differentiation, mitosis, cell cycle, stem cells

Microscopy and chromosomes

Transport in cells: diffusion, osmosis, active transport

1. Organisation
   Biological organisation and organ systems

Digestive system and enzymes

Circulatory system: heart, blood, vessels

Health: disease, cancer, CHD

Plant tissues and transport

1. Infection and Response
   Pathogens: viruses, bacteria, fungi, protists

Human and plant defence systems

Vaccination, antibiotics, drug development

Monoclonal antibodies (HT)

1. Bioenergetics
   Photosynthesis and its uses

Respiration: aerobic and anaerobic

Exercise response and metabolism

1. Homeostasis and Response
   Homeostasis principles

Nervous system and reflexes

The brain, eye, and temperature control (HT)

Endocrine system and hormones

Blood glucose and reproduction control

Infertility, negative feedback (HT), and plant hormones

1. Inheritance, Variation and Evolution
   Reproduction: sexual, asexual, and meiosis

DNA, genome, inheritance, and disorders

Variation, evolution, natural selection

Genetic engineering, cloning (HT), selective breeding

Evolution evidence, extinction, classification

1. Ecology
   Ecosystems: communities, factors, adaptations

Cycles: carbon and water

Biodiversity and human impacts: waste, deforestation, global warming

Conservation and food chains (HT)

Trophic levels and food production (HT)