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This resource is a comprehensive worksheet on the GCSE topic of Xylem and Phloem, the two types of transport tissue in plants. It covers the basic concepts, including the chemical substances involved in making plants harder and woodier, the process and pathways of carbohydrate transportation, and the detailed characteristics that distinguish xylem from phloem. The worksheet includes a variety of questions, from short factual answers to table completion, designed to deepen students’ understanding of plant biology. Each question is carefully tailored to align with curriculum standards and comes complete with an answer sheet for ease of grading. This makes the resource perfect for classroom learning, homework exercises, and as effective revision material to reinforce students’ knowledge of plant transport systems. Click here to buy this worksheet as part of a pack.

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This GCSE worksheet is centred on the structure and function of blood vessels. It features a variety of questions that require students to identify blood vessels, understand their roles, distinguish between arteries and veins based on their characteristics, and recognise substances exchanged in the capillaries. With diagrams for support, the activity reinforces learning about the circulatory system. An answer sheet is provided, making this resource ideal for classroom use, homework assignments, or as revision material for exams in human biology. Click here to buy this worksheet as part of a pack.

This GCSE worksheet is dedicated to exploring the process of transpiration in plants. It includes questions about the plant structures equivalent to pores in human skin, the transpiration stream, and the role of guard cells and stomata in regulating water loss. The worksheet also challenges students to consider the adaptive significance of transpiration, the response of stomata to changes in water pressure, and the evolutionary adaptations of cacti in arid environments. An answer sheet is provided for self-assessment or instructional use. Click here to buy this worksheet as part of a pack.

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This GCSE resource offers a blend of critical thinking questions and practical problems covering: The structure of Buckminsterfullerene molecules. Bonding in nitrogen molecules with a dot and cross diagram exercise. The electrical conductivity explanation of carbon nanotubes. Calculations involving surface area to volume ratios in nanocrystals, including a comparative analysis of particle sizes. The accompanying answer sheet provides clear and concise solutions, ensuring an efficient and accurate marking process. This resource is perfect for in-class activities, homework assignments, or as a study aid for revision.

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