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Find the marks you lose

Ratio · non-calculator3 marks

£160 is split between music and sport in the ratio 3 : 5. Music gives away a quarter of its share. How much does music keep?

  1. 160 × 3/8 = 60P1
  2. 160 × 1/4 = 40P0
  3. 60 − 40 = £20A0

Applying one quarter to the whole fund uses the wrong base.

Your mark1 / 3

Maths: the exact mark you dropped

Each line of working earns its mark, or shows why not.

Biology · explain3 marks

“It has less mitochondria so it has less energy to swim, so it is slower.”

  • Not made: Mitochondria are sites of aerobic respiration.
  • Made: Fewer mitochondria may release less energy for tail movement.
  • Made: It may swim less effectively and be less likely to reach the egg.

Points made2 / 3

Science: checked point by point

See which marking point is missing.

Paper 1 · Question 28 marks

  1. Level 4Perceptive, detailed7–8
  2. Level 3Clear, relevant5–6
  3. Level 2Some understanding3–4
  4. Level 1Simple, limited1–2

To reach level 4: explore what “bailiff” suggests, not just that the storm is forceful.

English: every answer up a level

See the one change that lifts your level.

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