If you want to waste hours surfing the net and being productive for the coming biology A level modules at the same time.... look no further than this website! www.biology-questions-and-answers.com has more than 1800 questions and answers arranged into eleven of the main branches of the tree of biological information. Each topic is then subdivided again, and the structure of the website and ease of navigation makes for a very user-friendly experience. If I am able to find answers to my questions, then I am sure that the computer-literate generation will have no difficulty at all. There is a search engine facility, but I have been too busy browsing to use it.

I am assuming that this is an American website, as there is an e-book available to download and priced in dollars, so do watch the spelling particularly if you are preparing for exams in the UK. I've looked in detail at both the "Biochemistry" and "Genetics" sections - well I would, wouldn't I? - and my feeling is that the pitch is somewhere between A level and undergraduate students. Good A level candidates shouldn't find the information too daunting, but bear in mind that some of this information is not required for the UK A level syllabus. What else do you need for a snowy winter's day? I've lost a couple of hours this week, I am sure that you can too.

The opening sentence on the homepage states " a website that discusses all branches and subjects of biology. You can learn anything about biology here!" and this website is living up to that description. Browse and enjoy.