Designed for GCSE students preparing for NEAB exams in 1997/98, this textbook covers all four Biology modules, and is thus suitable for both the modular and the co-ordinated science syllabus. It follows the content of the syllabus, and includes checklists, key points, and short questions which focus on the examination content of the modules. These are followed by specimen questions (for each module) for the 1997/98 module tests and exams.

 

This book is part of a book series called Modular Science For Gcse .

There are 272 pages in this book. This book was published 1997 by Oxford University Press .

This book has the following chapters: Part 1 Module - humans as organisms: features of living things; what is digestion?; what do we need food for?; what is good food?; the teeth; digesting our food; what happens to digested food?; breathing and respiration; transporting materials; diseases; fighting disease; diffusion. Part 2 Module - maintenance of life: looking at cells; what do plants look like?; photosynthesis and respiration; plants need minerals. (Part contents)