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Practice questionsTopicDifficulty
Charge from current and time GCSE Physics: Electric circuits2 marks
Charge with the time in minutes GCSE Physics: Electric circuits3 marks
Charge with the current in mA GCSE Physics: Electric circuits3 marks
Current from charge and time, in A and mA GCSE Physics: Electric circuits3 marks
Potential difference from V = IR GCSE Physics: Electric circuits3 marks
Resistance from V = IR GCSE Physics: Electric circuits3 marks
Current in mA through a kΩ resistor GCSE Physics: Electric circuits3 marks
Ohmic conductors GCSE Physics: Electric circuits1 mark
Choosing the right form of V = IR GCSE Physics: Electric circuits3 marks
Define the terms of electric circuits GCSE Physics: Electric circuits3 marks
Find an unknown resistance (6 marks) GCSE Physics: Electric circuits6 marks
Direct and alternating current GCSE Physics: Mains electricity, the National Grid and static1 mark
Frequency and potential difference of UK mains GCSE Physics: Mains electricity, the National Grid and static1 mark
Colours of the wires in a three-core cable GCSE Physics: Mains electricity, the National Grid and static1 mark
What the live, neutral and earth wires do GCSE Physics: Mains electricity, the National Grid and static1 mark
Peak p.d., period and frequency from an a.c. trace GCSE Physics: Mains electricity, the National Grid and static5 marks
Why the live wire is dangerous even with the switch off GCSE Physics: Mains electricity, the National Grid and static3 marks
The earth wire, the fuse and safety GCSE Physics: Mains electricity, the National Grid and static1 mark
Power from potential difference and current GCSE Physics: Mains electricity, the National Grid and static3 marks
Current drawn by a mains appliance rated in kW GCSE Physics: Mains electricity, the National Grid and static3 marks
Power from current and resistance GCSE Physics: Mains electricity, the National Grid and static2 marks
Resistance from power and current GCSE Physics: Mains electricity, the National Grid and static3 marks
Which device takes the largest current? GCSE Physics: Mains electricity, the National Grid and static3 marks
Choosing the right fuse GCSE Physics: Mains electricity, the National Grid and static3 marks
Wires in a mains plug GCSE Physics: Mains electricity, the National Grid and static6 marks
Power, current and energy GCSE Physics: Mains electricity, the National Grid and static5 marks
Is this appliance safe? (6 marks) GCSE Physics: Mains electricity, the National Grid and static6 marks
Fuses, circuit breakers and the earth wire (4 marks) GCSE Physics: Mains electricity, the National Grid and static4 marks
Density from mass and volume GCSE Physics: Particle model, density and gas pressure3 marks
Mass from density and volume GCSE Physics: Particle model, density and gas pressure2 marks

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