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Accounting 1
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ACCOUNTING NDA 1
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Biology 2
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BIOLOGY 2 1
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Bsc.electrical And Communication Engineering 2
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Business 19
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Business Management 1
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Computer Programming 10
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Data base management system notes 1
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Data structure and algorithm 1
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Economics 1
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ENGLISH MISC 1
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Global Strategic Management 1
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IS MISC 2
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Mathematics 1
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Medical biochemistry 1
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MPOETC 1
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Pharmacology 1
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Philosophy, Politics and Economics 87
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Physics 6
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Procurement in Project Environment 1
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PROGRAMMIN 1
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Analysing the market before making business decisions
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Analysing the market before making business decisions
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1 The photograph shows parts of Tussilago farfara. This is a native species of plant that 
grows in North Africa and Central Asia. 
© Zoonar GmbH / Alamy Stock Photo 
This plant can be used as a medicine. 
(a) Describe how the antibacterial activity of different parts of this plant could 
be compared
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Oxford University•Biology Advanced UNIT 6: Practical Biology
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1 The photograph shows parts of Tussilago farfara. This is a native species of plant that 
grows in North Africa and Central Asia. 
© Zoonar GmbH / Alamy Stock Photo 
This plant can be used as a medicine. 
(a) Describe how the antibacterial activity of different parts of this plant could 
be compared
1 Aerobic respiration is made up of several stages. 
(a) Which is the correct order of the stages of respiration required for the complete 
oxidation of glucose? 
(1) 
A 
B 
C 
D 
glycolysis Krebs cycle link reaction 
glycolysis link reaction Krebs cycle 
link reaction Krebs cycle glycolysis 
Krebs cycle glycolysis link reaction 
(b) Write a balanced equation for the complete oxidation of glucose in 
aerobic respiration. 
(2) 
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Oxford University•Biology International Advanced Level UNIT 5
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1 Aerobic respiration is made up of several stages. 
(a) Which is the correct order of the stages of respiration required for the complete 
oxidation of glucose? 
(1) 
A 
B 
C 
D 
glycolysis Krebs cycle link reaction 
glycolysis link reaction Krebs cycle 
link reaction Krebs cycle glycolysis 
Krebs cycle glycolysis link reaction 
(b) Write a balanced equation for the complete oxidation of glucose in 
aerobic respiration. 
(2) 
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1 Skin flora provide a barrier, protecting the body from infection by bacteria. 
(a) Which of the following also act as barriers, protecting the body from infection 
by bacteria? 
(1) 
A antigens and stomach acid 
B antigens and interferon 
C interferon and skin 
D skin and stomach acid 
(b) The diagrams show the effects of different methods of washing hands on 
skin flora. 
 The dark areas show the presence of microorganisms and the light areas show 
clean areas
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Oxford University•Biology International Advanced Subsidiary
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1 Skin flora provide a barrier, protecting the body from infection by bacteria. 
(a) Which of the following also act as barriers, protecting the body from infection 
by bacteria? 
(1) 
A antigens and stomach acid 
B antigens and interferon 
C interferon and skin 
D skin and stomach acid 
(b) The diagrams show the effects of different methods of washing hands on 
skin flora. 
 The dark areas show the presence of microorganisms and the light areas show 
clean areas
1 Red blood cells transport oxygen to the cells of the body. 
Read through the following description of how oxygen is transported from the lungs 
to respiring cells. 
Complete the description by writing the most appropriate word or words on the 
dotted lines. 
Oxygen binds to .............................................................. inside red blood cells. 
Oxygen binds to this molecule in the lungs where the partial pressure of 
oxygen is ......................................................
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Oxford University•Biology Advanced Subsidiary UNIT 1
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1 Red blood cells transport oxygen to the cells of the body. 
Read through the following description of how oxygen is transported from the lungs 
to respiring cells. 
Complete the description by writing the most appropriate word or words on the 
dotted lines. 
Oxygen binds to .............................................................. inside red blood cells. 
Oxygen binds to this molecule in the lungs where the partial pressure of 
oxygen is ......................................................