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12 August 2026

ppt, 5.74 MB
ppt, 5.74 MB
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pdf, 94.65 KB

Bring GCSE Medicine Through Time revision to life with this fast-paced and engaging House of Games-style quiz focused on modern causes of disease. This resource helps students review key knowledge of genetics, DNA, inherited disease, and lifestyle factors while keeping revision lively, memorable, and competitive.

Students take part in a series of fast-paced quiz rounds inspired by the popular House of Games format. Each round encourages quick recall, problem-solving, discussion, and competition while reinforcing key historical knowledge.

The quiz uses visual and word-based clues, requiring students to identify key terms by combining the information presented in each clue. From Mendel and inheritance to DNA, the Human Genome Project, smoking, diabetes, and lifestyle factors, students repeatedly retrieve important knowledge from the Modern Britain course.

Topics covered include:

Gregor Mendel, genes, and inheritance
Rosalind Franklin, Watson and Crick, and DNA
The Human Genome Project and inherited disease
Smoking, diet, alcohol, and other lifestyle factors affecting health

This quiz works well as:

Starter activity
Retrieval practice task
End-of-topic review
Fast-paced plenary

Included in the download:

Fully editable PowerPoint quiz
10 quiz rounds with image and question slides
Clear structure for easy classroom delivery

Designed for GCSE History – Medicine Through Time (Edexcel), but easily adaptable for AQA, OCR, or Eduqas.

This resource supports knowledge recall, historical understanding, and engagement, while adding a fun, competitive edge to revision.

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GCSE Medicine Through Time | Modern | Causes Bundle | Lesson, Quiz, Crossword & Games

A fully resourced GCSE History bundle covering modern causes of disease, designed to develop understanding through enquiry-based learning, retrieval practice, and engaging revision activities. Students explore DNA, genetics, inherited disease, and lifestyle factors, helping them understand how and why explanations for the causes of disease changed in modern Britain. This bundle includes: A full enquiry-led lesson exploring why ideas about the causes of disease changed in modern Britain A multiple-choice retrieval quiz to reinforce key knowledge A differentiated crossword to consolidate key terminology and concepts A House of Games-style quiz to promote engagement and rapid recall Key knowledge and concepts covered: Gregor Mendel, genetics, and inherited disease Rosalind Franklin, Watson and Crick, and the discovery of DNA The Human Genome Project and developments in genetic understanding Lifestyle factors including smoking, alcohol, diet, and sun exposure All resources are fully included and classroom-ready, with clear structures, printable materials, and detailed teacher guidance to support delivery. This bundle is ideal for: Teaching core content Retrieval practice and revision Homework or independent study Building confidence with exam-style thinking Designed for Edexcel GCSE Medicine Through Time, but easily adaptable for AQA, OCR, and Eduqas. This bundle supports historical understanding, knowledge recall, and evaluation, while helping students recognise that changing ideas about disease in modern Britain resulted from a combination of scientific discoveries, technological developments, collaboration, and changing understanding of genetic and lifestyle factors.

£6.00

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