How this practice exam is set out, how it works, and how to use your results.
What you will learn
- Plan your time in the exam
- Use the marks by topic to choose what to revise next
How the papers are set out
Helps with: Pearson Edexcel (GCSE Physics and Combined Science)
GCSE Physics has two papers, each 1 hour 45 minutes and 100 marks. Combined Science has two physics papers among six, each 1 hour 10 minutes and 60 marks. The first paper covers motion, conservation of energy, waves, light and radioactivity (and astronomy in GCSE Physics); the second covers work and forces, electricity, magnetism, the particle model and forces and matter.
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In this lesson
- How the papers are set out
- These practice exams
3 practice questions, marked as you go; about 10 minutes in all.
In this unit: Science Essentials: physics practice exam B
A timed practice exam of original questions: eight papers of 60 to 100 marks, mixing short answers, calculations and longer explanations. A fresh paper every time you sit one. Helps with: Pearson Edexcel (GCSE Physics and Combined Science).
- About this practice exam