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GCSE AQA GCSE Combined Science Trilogy H - For Students
GCSE AQA GCSE Combined Science Trilogy H - For Students
Required Practical -action of enzymes 25-27 Required practical activity - GCSE Science Revision
4 investigate the -describe and explain the effect of Animal organisation - Biology "Required Practical
effect of pH on the extreme pH on rate of enzymes digestion - AQA - GCSE 5: Effect of pH on Amylase"
rate of reaction of -testing for starch Combined Science Revision – YouTube
amylase enzyme. -identify independent, dependent, - AQA Trilogy - BBC Bitesize
control variables Enzymes - GCSE Science
-How to measure the dependent Required Practical –
variable YouTube
-method
-analysing results
4.4.1 -photosynthesis equation 50-53 https://www.bbc.co.uk/bit https://www.youtube.com/
Photosynthesis -factors affecting rate of esize/guides/zs4mk2p/revis watch?v=rAJGnS_ktk4
photosynthesis ion/1
-explain graphs of photosynthesis rate GCSE Science Revision
involving 2/3 factors and decide Biology "Limiting Factors" –
which is the limiting factor. YouTube
-understand and use inverse
proportion – the inverse square law The Rate of Photosynthesis
and light intensity & The Inverse Square Law –
-explain the important of limiting YouTube
factors in enhancing the conditions in
greenhouses to gain the maximum
rate of photosynthesis while still
maintaining profit.
Required Practical -independent, dependent, control 52 https://www.bbc.co.uk/bit https://www.youtube.com/
5: effect of light variables esize/guides/zs4mk2p/revis watch?v=cBCKedXdFeE
intensity on rate of -How to measure the dependent ion/5
photosynthesis variable
-method
-analysing results
Exam date: 17th May
These specification points will not be assessed on this paper.
5.2.2 How -interpreting melting and boiling point data 114, 116- https://www.bbc.co.uk/bit https://www.youtube.com/
bonding and to determine state at a certain temp 117, 119-121 esize/topics/z33rrwx watch?v=leVxy7cjZMU
structure are -link energy needed to change state to
related to strength of forces between particles https://www.youtube.com/
the -state symbols watch?v=DECGNyC-x_s
properties of -describe & explain properties of ionic
a substance compounds https://www.youtube.com/
-describe & explain properties of simple watch?v=EP0zfm_FVqc
covalent molecules
-describe & explain properties of polymers https://www.youtube.com/
-describe & explain properties of metals watch?v=A-wTpLPICd0
and alloys
5.3.2 Use of -calculating relative formula mass 123-124, https://www.bbc.co.uk/bit https://www.youtube.com/
amount of -calculating the number of moles in a given 126-128 esize/topics/zsnyy4j watch?v=q49NwIrjaFw
substance in mass of a substance, calculating the mass
relation to of a certain no. of moles of a substance https://www.youtube.com/
masses of -Avogadro’s constant – the number of watch?v=wPGVQu3UXpw
pure particles in 1 mole of every substance
substances -calculate the masses of reactants and https://www.youtube.com/
products from the balanced symbol watch?v=TV6n5MFH6IU
equation and the mass of a given reactant
or product. https://www.youtube.com/
-using molar ratios to balance equations watch?v=YKvUQ2cPmJg
-identifying limiting reactants and
explaining the effect on yield of products https://www.youtube.com/
-define concentration of a solution watch?v=MuzOmFhiE8o
-calculate the concentration of a solution,
or the mass of a solute dissolved in a given https://www.youtube.com/
volume to create a solution of given watch?v=3G3KQIyoZDI
concentration
Continued on next slide…
These specification points will be the major focus of this paper. Exam date: 27th May
Chemistry Paper 1 - H All other specification points from C1, may still be assessed in multiple choice questions/linked to a
previous answer, so cannot be completely ignored in your revision
Spec point Concepts CGP revision Bitesize YouTube
guide pages
https://www.youtube.com/
watch?v=W9ngXNxSyoo
Required Practical 9: -Developing a hypothesis 136 https://www.bbc.co.uk/bit https://www.youtube.com/
: investigate what -Planning an investigation esize/guides/z9h9v9q/revis watch?v=ukbtTTG1Kew
happens when ion/3
aqueous solutions
are electrolysed
using inert
electrodes.
5.5.1 Exothermic and -describe the law of the 138-140 https://www.bbc.co.uk/bit https://www.youtube.com/
endothermic conservation of energy esize/guides/z2b2k2p/revis watch?v=4HS6D0hTzdg
reactions -define exo and endothermic ion/1
reactions and describe their https://www.youtube.com/
features watch?v=dstRL5xB0Sk
-give examples of exo and
endothermic reactions https://www.youtube.com/
-define activation energy watch?v=it0HGXhxD-s
-represent exo and endothermic
reactions with reaction profiles https://www.youtube.com/
-describe bond breaking in the watch?v=eExCBkp4jB4
reactants as an endothermic
process https://www.youtube.com/
-describe bond formation in the watch?v=PdValXAVUOc
products as an exothermic process
-calculate the energy transferred in
chemical reactions using bond
energies supplied
-Use energy change values to
identify if a reaction is
exo/endothermic
Required Practical -Identifying independent, 139 https://www.bbc.co.uk/bit https://www.youtube.com/
10: investigate the dependent, control variables esize/guides/z2b2k2p/revis watch?v=Bz0C9mmF2tw
variables that affect -Analysing results ion/2
temperature changes -identifying exo and endothermic
in reacting solutions reactions from experimental
such as, eg acid plus results
metals, carbonates,
neutralisations,
displacement of
metals
These specification points will be the major focus of this paper. Exam date: 9th June
All other specification points from P1, other those on the next slide that are not explicitly omitted, may
still be assessed in multiple choice questions/linked to a previous answer, so cannot be completely
Physics Paper 1 - H
ignored in your revision
Spec point Concepts CGP revision Bitesize YouTube
guide pages
6.1.1 Energy Changes -identifying the energy changes in 167-169 https://www.bbc.co.uk/bit https://www.youtube.com/
in a system, and the systems esize/guides/zskp7p3/revisi watch?v=JGwcDCeYRYo
ways energy us -Calculate, using equations, the on/1
stored before and amount of energy associated with https://www.youtube.com/
after such changes a moving object, a stretched spring https://www.bbc.co.uk/bit watch?v=-zy9eWzmGe4
and an object raised above ground esize/guides/z8pk3k7/revisi
level. on/1 https://www.youtube.com/
-Calculate, using an equation, the watch?v=Qw_9kX9PARc
amount of energy stored in or https://www.bbc.co.uk/bit
released from a system as its esize/guides/zy8g3k7/revisi https://www.youtube.com/
temperature changes on/1 watch?v=63OTIdNb-TE
-Define power
-Calculate Power and state is units https://www.youtube.com/
watch?v=EDT0DPhaaMY
Required Practical linking the decrease of one energy 169 https://www.bbc.co.uk/bit https://www.youtube.com/
14: an investigation store (or work done) to the esize/guides/zy8g3k7/revisi watch?v=Hs5x0-IU2F4
to determine the increase in temperature and on/4
specific heat capacity subsequent increase in thermal https://www.youtube.com/
of one or more energy stored watch?v=loeRLKNeUsc
materials.
6.2.4 Energy -Use the equation that links energy 187-188 https://www.bbc.co.uk/bit https://www.youtube.com/
Transfers transferred, charge flow and esize/guides/zgvq4qt/revisi watch?v=WKvQLrXOqik
potential difference on/3
-Use the equation that links power,
current and potential difference https://www.bbc.co.uk/bit
esize/guides/zgvq4qt/revisi
on/9
6.4.2 Atoms and -radioactive decay, types of nuclear 196-199 https://www.bbc.co.uk/bit https://www.youtube.com/
nuclear radiation radiation and their properties esize/guides/zxbnh39/revis watch?v=F_Y1-JieCrg
-definition and units of activity and ion/1
count rate https://www.youtube.com/
-nuclear equations https://www.bbc.co.uk/bit watch?v=nW0S1C6wVrg
-half lives esize/guides/zp4vfcw/revisi
-calculate the net decline, expressed on/1 https://www.youtube.com/
as a ratio, in a radioactive emission watch?v=wj9BzGFao8k
after a given number of half-lives
-contamination and irradiation https://www.youtube.com/
watch?v=teGu0VAPlOo
Exam date: 9th June
These specification points will not be assessed on this paper.
4.7.2 Organisation -interpret food chains and webs 86, 89-90 https://www.bbc.co.uk/bit https://www.youtube.com/
of an ecosystem -identify producers, consumers, esize/guides/zqskv9q/revisi watch?v=dRFQ8rZCK6Q
predators and prey from food chains on/1
and webs https://www.youtube.com/
-describe the carbon and water cycles watch?v=urzpnjwazV0
4.7.3 Biodiversity -Define biodiversity 91-92, 94 Biodiversity and GCSE Science Revision Biology
and the effect of -Describe ways in which pollution can interdependance - "Biodiversity" – YouTube
human interaction occur, and the impacts of this Biodiversity and the effect
GCSE Science Revision Biology
on an ecosystem pollution on biodiversity of human interaction on "Maintaining Biodiversity" –
-Describe ways to manage this ecosystems - AQA - GCSE YouTube
pollution Combined Science Revision
-describe some of the biological - AQA Trilogy - BBC Bitesize GCSE Biology - How Human
consequences of global warming. Waste Reduces Biodiversity -
Explained #63 – YouTube
-Describe the things that scientists
have introduced to reduce the GCSE Science Revision Biology
negative effects of humans on "Global Warming" - YouTube
ecosystems and biodiversity.
Required Practical -Using transects and quadrats are 87-88 https://www.bbc.co.uk/bit https://www.youtube.com/
7: measure the used by ecologists to determine the esize/guides/zqskv9q/revisi watch?v=2MW6nwf80XM
population size of distribution and abundance of species on/3
a common species in an ecosystem. https://www.youtube.com/
in a habitat. Use -Understand the terms mean, mode watch?v=RhMOCxXcDrQ
sampling and median
techniques to -Calculate arithmetic means https://www.youtube.com/
investigate the watch?v=yLHz2Ea10Mg&t=
effect of a factor 2s
on the distribution
of this species
Continued on next slide…
Exam date: 15th June
These specification points will not be assessed on this paper.
GCSE Chemistry - Le
Chatelier's Principle #42
(Higher Tier) – YouTube
6.5.1 Forces -Describe the difference between scalar 201-204 https://www.bbc.co.uk/bit https://www.youtube.com/
and their and vector quantities and give examples esize/guides/zskn2nb/revisi watch?v=P1lSWWUkMdQ
interactions -give examples of contact and non-contact on/1
forces https://www.youtube.com/
-Describe the relationship between mass, https://www.bbc.co.uk/bit watch?v=xxK8N23nx9M
weight and gravitational field strength esize/guides/zcxcfcw/revisi
-Use an equation to calculate weight on/1 https://www.youtube.com/
-Calculate the resultant of two forces that watch?v=W2aBVbcHr_k
act in a straight line. https://www.bbc.co.uk/bit
-Use vector diagrams to illustrate the esize/guides/z232k2p/revis https://www.youtube.com/
resolving of forces e.g. two components ion/1 watch?v=PL8ATKipoB4
acting at right angles to each other
-Use free body diagrams to describe GCSE Physics - Vector
qualitatively examples where several Diagrams and Resultant
forces lead to a resultant force on an Forces #43 – YouTube
object, including balanced forces when the
resultant force is zero Resolving Forces using Scale
Drawings – YouTube
6.5.4.1: -Describe the difference between distance 207 - 210 https://www.bbc.co.uk/bit https://www.youtube.com/
Describing and displacement esize/guides/z2wy6yc/revis watch?v=QaU9jMHh7gE
motion along -Use an equation to calculate speed ion/1
a line -describe the difference between speed https://www.youtube.com/
and velocity watch?v=M_0FRIX8wIM
-explain that motion in a circle involves
constant speed but changing velocity. https://www.youtube.com/
-Interpret distance-time graphs and watch?v=DkCw2C-DkT0
velocity-time graphs
-Calculate speed of an accelerating object https://www.youtube.com/
at any particular time by drawing a tangent watch?v=b0VKlpetP9A
and measuring the gradient of the
distance–time graph at that time https://www.youtube.com/
-Calculate the distance travelled watch?v=Kzx8GBTl5VM
/displacement of an object by calculating
the area under a velocity–time graph. https://www.youtube.com/
-Use an equation to calculate acceleration watch?v=YCVSQp428GI
-Describe how an object reaches terminal
velocity https://www.youtube.com/
watch?v=VRvjQBJi0oY
https://www.youtube.com/
watch?v=EKrAPvSin-M
6.5.4.2 Force, -Describe Newton’s first law of motion 211 - 213 https://www.bbc.co.uk/bit https://www.youtube.com/
accelerations -Describe Newton’s second law of motion esize/guides/zgv797h/revisi watch?v=i5PtaCJJFjw
and and use an equation to calculate the force on/1
Newton’s required to make an object with a certain https://www.youtube.com/
Laws of mass accelerate at a certain speed watch?v=DpQ_ikFKru0
motion -Explain that inertial mass is a measure of
how difficult it is to change the velocity of
an object
-Describe Newton’s third law of motion
6.6.5 -Use an equation to calculate the 216 What is momentum? - GCSE Science Revision
Momentum momentum of an object from its mass and Higher - Momentum - Physics "Momentum" –
velocity Higher - AQA - GCSE YouTube
-Describe the law of the conservation of Combined Science Revision
momentum - AQA Trilogy - BBC Bitesize GCSE Physics - Momentum
-Explain examples of momentum in an Part 1 of 2 - Conservation of
event, such as a collision Momentum Principle #59 –
YouTube
6.6.2 Electro- -Describe the order of the 220-224, 226 https://www.bbc.co.uk/bit https://www.youtube.com/
magnetic Waves electromagnetic spectrum esize/guides/z3yq4qt/revisi watch?v=u5vkYjV1V1A&t=3
-Describe the properties of the different on/3 s
parts of the EM spectrum
-Describe the uses and hazards of the Reflection of waves - https://www.youtube.com/
different parts of the EM spectrum Reflection and refraction - watch?v=L0iivb-
- Describe how changes in atoms and AQA - GCSE Combined acqU&list=RDLVu5vkYjV1V1
the nuclei of atoms can result in EM Science Revision - AQA A&index=2
waves being generated Trilogy - BBC Bitesize
-Describe how waves are refracted at GCSE Science Revision
the boundary of two materials with Physics "Refraction of
different densities Waves" – YouTube
-Construct ray diagrams to illustrate the
refraction of a wave at the boundary GCSE Physics - Radio Waves
between two different media. #65 – YouTube
-Use wave front diagrams to explain
refraction in terms of the change of
speed that happens when a wave travels
from one medium to a different medium
-Describe how radio waves can be
produced by oscillations in electrical
circuits.