UK biology exam pupils baffled by 'business' question

Pupils sitting a GCSE exam were left baffled after what appeared to be a business studies question featured in a biology paper.

Tue, 17 May, 2016 - 21:45

Pupils sitting a GCSE exam were left baffled after what appeared to be a business studies question featured in a biology paper.

A question in the AQA Biology exam reportedly asked pupils to define an "independent company", prompting streams of children to complain about the exam on social media.

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