IBDP Biology HL: IB Style Questions Bank – All Papers -First assessment 2025

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We Would you like to focus on a specific topic or type of questions asked in actual exam. Questions are based on new syllabus for first assessment of 2025. We can find exam style questions here for Paper 1 A , Paper 1B and Paper 2 for IB DP Biology First Exam May , 2025

IBDP Biology HL Paper 1A and Paper 1B – First Assessment 2025

HL Paper 1A and Paper 1B

  • Duration: 2 hour
  • Paper 1 is presented as two separate booklets.
  • Paper 1A and Paper 1B are to be completed together without interruptions.
  • Paper 1A 40 marks
    • 40 multiple-choice questions on standard level and additional higher level material.
    • No marks are deducted for incorrect answers
  • Paper 1B 35 marks
    • Four data-based questions related to experimental work and the syllabus.
  • CALCULATOR ALLOWED
  • Data booklet provided
  • 36 % weight
  • Marks: 75

DP Biology HL Paper 2 – First Assessment 2025

HL Paper 2

  • Duration: 2 hour and 30 minutes
  • Weighting: 44%
  • Marks: 80
  • Section A : 48 marks
    • Data-based question.
    • Short-answer questions on standard level and additional higher level material
  • Section B: 32 marks
    • Extended-response questions on standard level and additional higher level material.
      Two of three extended-response questions to be attempted by candidates
  • CALCULATOR ALLOWED
  • Data booklet provided

Here are some steps you can follow to prepare effectively:

  1. Study the syllabus: Make sure you understand the topics that are covered in the IB DP physics syllabus. This will give you a clear idea of what to expect on the exams.

  2. Review class notes and textbooks: Regularly review your class notes and textbooks to reinforce your understanding of the material.

  3. Practice, practice, practice: Practice solving physics problems as much as possible. Try to work through as many practice questions and Mock tests as you can find here at iitianacademy.com . This will help you get a feel for the types of questions you can expect on the exams and build your problem-solving skills.

  4. Seek help when needed: If you’re struggling with a particular concept, don’t hesitate to ask your teacher or a tutor for help.

  5. Stay organized: Make sure to keep track of important formulas, equations, and concepts so you can easily reference them when you need to.

  6. Stay up-to-date on current events in physics: Being knowledgeable about current developments in physics can help you better understand the applications of the concepts you are learning.

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