Creelman Exam Questions 2026 - Biology: ATAR Course Units 1 & 2 (Year 11)

Key Features

1. Biology ATAR exam preparation
2. Actual Biology test and examination questions used by various schools from previous years
3. Arranged in topics from the Biology syllabus to aid revision
4. Marks allocation to guide your time management
5. Model answers to assess Biology knowledge and potential performance
6. Essential Syllabus for each chapter topic, assigned to relevant questions to ensure you understand the various question formats used in exams
7. Tips and Tricks in each chapter providing examiner insight into useful pointers to earn top marks

A structured resource using previous exam questions, arranged by topics with model answers. Includes an easy-to-follow marking key with each question referenced against the curriculum syllabus to identify various question formats. Topics include examiner tips and tricks to help you avoid common mistakes and how to earn top marks in your test and examination preparation. 

About the Author

Amanda Huke is a highly experienced and passionate Biology teacher. After completing a Bachelor’s degree in Marine Biology with honours and working as a Marine Biologist in the United Kingdom, she was driven by a desire to share her love for the marine environment with future generations and began her teaching career in England. Amanda then relocated to Perth, Western Australia, seeking new opportunities and has held positions as a classroom teacher, examination writer, reviewer and marker and also Head of Learning. Amanda uses innovative teaching methods, combined with her ability to inspire her colleagues, ensuring student curiosity, critical thinking and a passion for Science is developed in and out of the classroom.

Amanda’s love for the marine environment and its conservation has been a driving force throughout her career. She spends her free time exploring the underwater world, engaging in snorkelling, scuba diving and boating adventures. These experiences enhance Amanda’s ability to inspire her students and to appreciate the natural world and the importance of its preservation.