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WJEC Biology for A2 Level - Revision Workbook

By (author) Neil Roberts

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This Revision Workbook provides a comprehensive collection of examination-style questions covering each topic from the WJEC Biology for A2 Level specification. â”’ Ideal for examination preparation, exam question practice and for improving examination technique. â”’ Enables students to build on their knowledge of key areas of study and develop their confidence in the subject. â”’ Helps students understand what is required in an exam and develop the skills needed to be effective in an exam situation. â”’ Includes advice on how students can refine their exam technique and improve their grade potential. â”’ The helpful write-in format, together with the answers, enables students to check their progress as they work through the course.

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