(I have analysed 4 years past papers than made this)

Paper 6 usually has 2–3 questions max.

🖊 Drawing questions

• Draw a magnified image (plant / animal / fungi / protoctist / prokaryote).
• Common ones: leaf, seed, cells.
• Drawing must be 2× or 3× bigger than the given image.
• Use clear lines, no shading, and neat labels.

🔍 Magnification

• Formula: Magnification = Image ÷ Actual
• Use × for magnification.
• Always write units.
• Measure using a ruler and convert to mm.
• 1 cm = 10 mm
• Sometimes they ask for magnification or actual size after drawing.

🧪 Experiments & tables

• Experiments done by a student are often given.
• Table drawing is compulsory → easy to gain full marks.
• Include:
  • Headings
  • Units
  • What is measured (time, volume, colour change, length, concentration)
  • Name of test tubes (if given).

🔄 Variables

• Independent → what you change
• Dependent → what you measure
• Controlled → what stays the same

🧠 Tip for variables

• Question says: “effect of ___ on ___”
• Before on = Independent
• After on = Dependent

❌ Errors & improvements

• Learn common errors + improvements (check the drive for the document+I'll add the link below).
• Past papers help a lot (read the mark scheme for better clarification).

📘 Knowledge-based questions

• Understand what’s happening in the experiment.
• Read textbook + syllabus.
• These are concept-based, not memory-based.

Comparing species

• Identify similarities & differences.
• Observation skills are important.
• If you don’t know the term, describe what you see clearly and read the mark scheme.

🧪 Planning an investigation (last question)

Write:

• Independent variable
• Dependent variable
• Controlled variables
• Steps
• Last step → record & observe results
• Add safety precaution (e.g. wear gloves — you usually get marks for writing this in any investigation)

I'm currently doing intro to programming with python course and got stuck with playback speed. I checked up on the official python document it didn't help.

Code:

# Command to enter the text
text=input()
# Add the dots between words
text=text.partition("...")
print(text)

https://preview.redd.it/0msqljvnv19h1.png?width=382&format=png&auto=webp&s=3f0315db5456cf42c84e3d3845f30da1aae1e612

This should be the output.