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2023–2025 official examinations · 202 questions, separately marked subparts and response alternatives. 120 candidate marks each year; complete paper coverage. Showing 6 sample entries; trend percentages use this sample only. Official result percentages describe the published exam cohort.

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2025 · Electronic examination · Q11 mark

Cell size and structure

Cells as the basis of life

Recognise · Section Multiple choice

2025 · Electronic examination · Q31 mark

Mutation consequences

DNA and proteins

Recognise · Section Multiple choice

2025 · Electronic examination · Q81 mark

Neuron structures

Homeostasis

Recognise · Section Multiple choice

2025 · Electronic examination · Q111 mark

Carcinisation

Evolution

Recognise · Section Multiple choice

2025 · Electronic examination · Q16(h)(ii)4 marks

DNA structure and expression

Science as a human endeavour

Explain · Section Written response

2025 · Electronic examination · Q18(g)1 mark

Cardiomyocyte organelles

Science inquiry skills

Recall · Section Written response

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Independent topic and skill analysis of linked SACE Board examinations. Historical question counts and printed marks describe the indexed sources, not 2026 probabilities. Optional prompts are separate records. Unknown item marks and performance remain null. Copyright remains with the SACE Board and credited source owners; full question wording is not republished. From 2026 the multiple-choice section reduces from 15 to 10 questions, so historical section shares are not the current blueprint.

Classification: Current Stage 2 subject outline, retrieved 10 October 2026; 2023–2025 same-course historical examinations. Each question is counted at the separately marked subpart level. The source questions and stimuli remain in the authority's original documents.