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How can I prepare for the HAA?

The main way to prepare is to look at past papers, however there are not very many of these yet so it will not take you long to finish them all. If you want to prepare further then getting a book of psych...

Answered by Caitlin C. Oxbridge Preparation tutor
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Suggest why DNA is a more suitable long-term storage molecule for genetic information than RNA.

DNA and RNA have similar, but not identical, molecular structures. It is these structural differences that enable DNA to be a more suitable long-term storage molecule than RNA. Firstly, the pentose sugar ...

Answered by Kayden X. Oxbridge Preparation tutor
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What do I say if asked, 'what is culture'?

There's no easy answer to this, and don't be afraid to say so. Address the fact that there is no set definition and that its ambiguity is precisely what Anthropologists and Archaeologists set out study. H...

Answered by Julia W. Oxbridge Preparation tutor
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Why do you want to go to Cambridge?

Put yourself in the interviewers shoes. They have a limited number of spaces, so they are trying to pick a candidate that can firstly put up with the workload of Cambridge, but after they have cleared th...

Answered by Ruairi H. Oxbridge Preparation tutor
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How do neurons know when to fire?

This is actually an interview style question and a good question to get the candidate to work through themselves from their A level biology knowledge - getting them to practice vocally working things out ...

Answered by Rebecca C. Oxbridge Preparation tutor
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