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2 August 2026

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Logarithms are one of the most challenging mathematical skills in A-Level Biology. This worksheet provides four graph-drawing questions that develop both graphing and biological interpretation skills.

Students begin by calculating log₁₀ values before plotting graphs on linear axes, before progressing to plotting directly on semi-logarithmic graph paper.

Skills covered:

  • Calculating log₁₀ values using a scientific calculator.
  • Expressing numbers in standard form.
  • Plotting data accurately on semi-logarithmic graph paper.
  • Selecting appropriate axis scales.
  • Drawing lines of best fit.
  • Recognising and interpreting exponential growth.
  • Identifying lag, exponential, stationary and death phases of microbial growth.
  • Analysing biological data and describing trends using scientific terminology.
  • Explaining observed patterns using biological knowledge.

FULL ANSWERS are included (it’s quite tricky to draw lines of best fit on a computer, so I’m sure your student’s hand drawn lines of best fit will be better!)

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