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This document provides 27 past paper questions on the topic of carbohydrates. These questions allowed to me achieve a A* in A level Biology

These two documents provide both questions and answers to the ATP exam-style past paper questions. Providing you with 27 questions to practice.

This document provides the answers to the ATP questions documents.

This document contains 27 exam past paper questions on ATP. Making you ready for your exams. Practicing these questions allowed me to achieve an A* in Biology.

This document is a summary of the entire topic of historical milestones and debates on the extent, limits, and tensions within the UK.

This document here is an essay on 'National struggle and an obsession with warfare are central features of both traditional and contemporary fascism'. It is a full essay, I have only included a few paragraphs just for you to preview the essay continues on the next pages.

This document is a A* essay on fascism. The title of the essay is - 'From the 1920s through to be the present day, race has dominated fascist thinking'.

This document is the entire textbook that you will need for the first of A level Politics, it describes all the chapters in rigorous detail helping me to achieve an A* in my politics A level. The chapter are as follows: The Constitution Devolution Parliament The Prime Minister and Executive The Supreme Court The European Union Democracy and Political Participation Electoral systems Voting Behaviour and the role of the media in Politics Political Parties The textbook also pro...

This document is an A* response to the title question. Giving an introduction, 2 fully detailed paragraphs, and a conclusion.

This document includes 7 essay plans that have all achieved me A*. The titles of the essay are as follows: 1. How far is direct democracy possible in the 21st Century? 2. 'Devolution should be extended to England'. Discuss 3. How far do you agree that the struggle to increase the franchise is a thing of the past? 4. How far can opinion polls be said to shape the outcome of British general elections? 5. Are pressure groups fundamentally undemocratic? 6. How serious is the democratic def...