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Singapore-Cambridge O-Level Biology

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Flashcards for Singapore-Cambridge O-Level Biology (6093), split by the syllabus's own four sections and then by its fourteen numbered topics. The deck follows the 2027 SEC G3 Biology syllabus (K325), which replaces the O-Level from 2027 and examines the same content. Delete or suspend any subdeck your course leaves out once the deck is yours.

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What is inside (19 subdecks)

  • I Cells and the chemistry of life126 cards
    • 1 Cell structure and organisation44 cards
    • 2 Movement of substances30 cards
    • 3 Biological molecules43 cards
    • Quantities, symbols and units in biology9 cards
  • II The human body: maintaining life284 cards
    • 4 Nutrition in humans55 cards
    • 5 Transport in humans57 cards
    • 6 Respiration in humans41 cards
    • 7 Excretion in humans25 cards
    • 8 Homeostasis, co-ordination and response in humans78 cards
    • 9 Infectious diseases in humans28 cards
  • III Living together: plants, animals and ecosystems101 cards
    • 10 Nutrition and transport in flowering plants52 cards
    • 11 Organisms and their environment49 cards
  • IV Continuity of life166 cards
    • 12 Molecular genetics29 cards
    • 13 Reproduction78 cards
    • 14 Inheritance59 cards

Some of its cards

  • The removal from the body of waste products of its own metabolism, and substances in excess of requirements
    Excretion
  • What is the difference between a gene and an allele?
    A gene is a section of DNA that codes for a characteristic; an allele is one of the different versions of that gene
  • What is the function of the cell wall in a plant cell?
    It gives the cell a fixed shape and support
  • What symbol and units are used for length in biology?
    Symbol l, in mm, cm or m
  • Which blood vessel carries blood from the heart to the lungs?
    The pulmonary artery
  • What happens to food in the mouth during digestion?
    It is chewed and mixed with saliva
  • Reproduction that produces genetically identical offspring from a single parent, without the fusion of gametes
    Asexual reproduction
  • What is the function of the larynx in the airway?
    It is the voice box, at the top of the trachea, through which air passes
  • What is the function of the upper epidermis of a leaf?
    A transparent, waxy layer that protects the leaf and lets light through to the cells below
  • Homeostasis
    The maintenance of a constant internal environment in the body

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