Photosynthesis. LIR. SOLO Questions with ANSWERS. AQA A-Level BiologyQuick View
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Photosynthesis. LIR. SOLO Questions with ANSWERS. AQA A-Level Biology

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This structured SOLO taxonomy worksheet guides A-level Biology students through the Light Independent Reaction (Calvin cycle) using progressive questioning to build depth of understanding. ANSWERS included. The worksheet is organised into three SOLO levels: Foundational recall (what / where / when) Descriptive understanding (how processes occur) Explanatory and evaluative thinking (why processes occur) Students develop confidence with: Location and purpose of the LIR Role of Rubisco, ATP and reduced NADP Stages of the Calvin cycle Quantitative understanding of glucose production Synoptic links between the LDR and LIR Ideal for: AQA A-level Biology (Photosynthesis – Topic 5) Independent learning or homework Retrieval and exam preparation Stretch and challenge activities SOLO taxonomy or mastery-based teaching Skills developed: Extended response practice (including a 6-mark question) Accurate use of key biological terminology Exam-style explanation and reasoning Suitable for: A-level Biology students (Year 12 or Year 13) Format: Printable worksheet (Word document)
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AQA A-Level Biology. Photosynthesis. LDR and LIR worksheets WITH ANSWERSQuick View
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AQA A-Level Biology. Photosynthesis. LDR and LIR worksheets WITH ANSWERS

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This high-value A-level Biology bundle includes two structured SOLO taxonomy worksheets covering both stages of photosynthesis: the Light Dependent Reaction (LDR) and the Light Independent Reaction (Calvin cycle). Designed to deepen understanding and improve exam performance, each worksheet guides students from basic recall to extended explanation, making them ideal for lesson use, homework, or revision. What’s included: ✔ Light Dependent Reaction SOLO worksheet ✔ Light Independent Reaction SOLO worksheet Key features: Progressive SOLO question structure (What/Where/When → Describe How → Explain Why) Exam-focused questioning using AQA-style command words Opportunities for 6-mark extended response practice Encourages precise biological terminology and clear explanations Suitable for independent learning, intervention, or stretch & challenge Curriculum alignment: AQA A-level Biology (Photosynthesis - Topic 5) Also suitable for OCR and Edexcel specifications Ideal for: Year 12 and Year 13 A-level Biology Retrieval practice and exam preparation Developing depth of understanding for higher-grade responses Format: Printable Word documents (easy to adapt and edit)
Photosynthesis. LDR. AQA A-level Biology. SOLO Worksheet and AnswersQuick View
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Photosynthesis. LDR. AQA A-level Biology. SOLO Worksheet and Answers

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This structured SOLO taxonomy worksheet guides A-level Biology students through the Light Dependent Reaction using progressive questioning to build depth of understanding. ANSWERS included. The worksheet is organised into three SOLO levels: Foundational recall (what / where / when) Descriptive understanding (how processes occur) Explanatory and evaluative thinking (why processes occur) Students develop confidence with: Location and purpose of the LDR Role of photolysis, H2O, ATP and reduced NADP Ideal for: AQA A-level Biology (Photosynthesis – Topic 5) Independent learning or homework Retrieval and exam preparation Stretch and challenge activities SOLO taxonomy or mastery-based teaching Skills developed: Extended response practice (including a 6-mark question) Accurate use of key biological terminology Exam-style explanation and reasoning Suitable for: A-level Biology students (Year 12 or Year 13) Format: Printable worksheet (Word document)
A-Level Biology. Extended Writing Practice with AnswersQuick View
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A-Level Biology. Extended Writing Practice with Answers

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This revision worksheet is designed to support AQA A Level Biology (Year 13) students in developing high-quality extended written answers in preparation for exams. It contains a wide range of exam-style questions covering key topics across the specification, including microscopy, immunity, succession, biological molecules, enzymes, transport systems, gas exchange, photosynthesis, genetics, and homeostasis. Questions are structured to reflect 5–6 mark extended response items, encouraging students to apply detailed biological knowledge, use accurate terminology, and structure answers clearly. This resource is ideal for exam practice, revision lessons, homework, or independent study, and can also be used for peer or self-assessment using mark schemes (ANSWERS PROVIDED)