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» AQA Physics P1 (41)
Most of these tests follow the AQA Science Specifiction. Look at my Year 11 Physics course for AQA Advanced Science and Physics tests (P2 and P3). 
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» Science Year 9 (22)
End-of-unit or mid-unit tests covering Biology, Chemistry and Physics.
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» AQA Physics P2 (23)
A wide range of Year 11 tests, based on the physics parts of AQA Advanced Science and Physics specifications.
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» Year 9 Physics (19)
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Quizzes for the P1a module : Energy and Electricity of the AQA GCSE syllabus but is probably suitable for all syllabi.
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» Nantyglo P1a (10)
Questions on AQA P1a
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This section of Common Entrance 13+ covers the five physics topics of Electricity and Magnetism, Forces and Motion, Light and Sound, The Earth and Beyond and Energy Resources and Energy Transfer
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Four quizzes on electricity, and a general survey on attitudes to homework
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Five quizzes correlated to the AQA syllabus.
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» KS3 Science (6)
Two long Chemistry quizzes and a shorter Physics one.
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These are homework tasks that can be used to identify misconceptions that pupils have. The quizes have been written to accompany the AQA syllabus A course.
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This is the further physics part of AQA separate science physics.
Ralph Holmes has set some good questions too. I have experimented with reporting GCSE grades A* to D for this course. |
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» Year 8 topics (7)
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» Sound (1)
The author of this course has not added a description yet.
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» Year 7 Physics (1)
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» AQA Physics P3 (10)
Tests based on the P3 topics
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These assessments, from Andrew Uttley of Rye Hills secondary school in Redcar, are suitable for GCSE Science /Physics students in preparation for final examinations. A grade C student should be achieving at least 70% on the F/H Assessments.
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» AQA AS Physics (6)
This is for students of AQA (A) AS Level Physics 2450.
a Data and Formulae Booklet is allowed.
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The author of this course has not added a description yet.
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These assessments, from Andrew Uttley of Rye Hills secondary school in Redcar, are suitable for GCSE Science /Individual Science students in preparation for either end of Module examinations (for those who follow a Modular course) or final examinations (for those who dont). Assessments are aimed at students who are targeted at either Foundation or Higher tiers. A grade C pupil should be achieving half marks on this.
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