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The value of a digit Mathématiques GCSE: Place value, rounding and bounds1 point
Order decimals Mathématiques GCSE: Place value, rounding and bounds1 point
Temperatures below zero Mathématiques GCSE: Place value, rounding and bounds2 points
Pick the symbol: <, > or = Mathématiques GCSE: Place value, rounding and bounds1 point
Multiply and divide by 10, 100 and 1000 Mathématiques GCSE: Place value, rounding and bounds1 point
Multiply and divide by 0.1 and 0.01 Mathématiques GCSE: Place value, rounding and bounds1 point
Halfway between two numbers Mathématiques GCSE: Place value, rounding and bounds2 points
List the integers in an inequality Mathématiques GCSE: Place value, rounding and bounds2 points
The order of operations Mathématiques GCSE: Place value, rounding and bounds1 point
Where do the brackets go? Mathématiques GCSE: Place value, rounding and bounds1 point
Calculate with negative numbers Mathématiques GCSE: Place value, rounding and bounds1 point
Long multiplication Mathématiques GCSE: Place value, rounding and bounds3 points
Long division Mathématiques GCSE: Place value, rounding and bounds3 points
Multiply decimals Mathématiques GCSE: Place value, rounding and bounds2 points
Use one calculation to work out another Mathématiques GCSE: Place value, rounding and bounds2 points
Think of a number: inverse operations Mathématiques GCSE: Place value, rounding and bounds2 points
Counting combinations Mathématiques GCSE: Place value, rounding and bounds2 points
A shopping problem Mathématiques GCSE: Place value, rounding and bounds3 points
List the factors of a number Mathématiques GCSE: Place value, rounding and bounds2 points
Prime numbers in a range Mathématiques GCSE: Place value, rounding and bounds2 points
Product of prime factors Mathématiques GCSE: Place value, rounding and bounds2 points
Highest common factor Mathématiques GCSE: Place value, rounding and bounds2 points
Lowest common multiple Mathématiques GCSE: Place value, rounding and bounds2 points
HCF and LCM from prime factors Mathématiques GCSE: Place value, rounding and bounds4 points
When do they meet again? Mathématiques GCSE: Place value, rounding and bounds3 points
Packs that match Mathématiques GCSE: Place value, rounding and bounds3 points
Squares, cubes, primes, factors and multiples Mathématiques GCSE: Place value, rounding and bounds1 point
Round to decimal places Mathématiques GCSE: Place value, rounding and bounds1 point
Round a large number to significant figures Mathématiques GCSE: Place value, rounding and bounds1 point
Round a small number to significant figures Mathématiques GCSE: Place value, rounding and bounds1 point
Estimate a calculation Mathématiques GCSE: Place value, rounding and bounds3 points
Is the estimate too big or too small? Mathématiques GCSE: Place value, rounding and bounds1 point
Truncate a number Mathématiques GCSE: Place value, rounding and bounds1 point
Use a calculator and round Mathématiques GCSE: Place value, rounding and bounds2 points
Between which whole numbers is a square root? Mathématiques GCSE: Place value, rounding and bounds2 points
Rounding in context Mathématiques GCSE: Place value, rounding and bounds2 points
Bounds of a rounded number Mathématiques GCSE: Place value, rounding and bounds2 points
Error interval after rounding Mathématiques GCSE: Place value, rounding and bounds1 point
Error interval after truncating Mathématiques GCSE: Place value, rounding and bounds1 point
Least and greatest whole numbers Mathématiques GCSE: Place value, rounding and bounds2 points
Upper bound of a perimeter Mathématiques GCSE: Place value, rounding and bounds2 points
Lower bound of an area Mathématiques GCSE: Place value, rounding and bounds2 points
Upper bound of a speed Mathématiques GCSE: Place value, rounding and bounds3 points
Lower bound of a difference Mathématiques GCSE: Place value, rounding and bounds2 points
A suitable degree of accuracy Mathématiques GCSE: Place value, rounding and bounds5 points
Simplify a fraction Mathématiques GCSE: Fractions, decimals and percentages2 points
Equivalent fractions: the missing number Mathématiques GCSE: Fractions, decimals and percentages1 point
Order fractions Mathématiques GCSE: Fractions, decimals and percentages1 point
Add or subtract fractions Mathématiques GCSE: Fractions, decimals and percentages2 points
Add or subtract mixed numbers Mathématiques GCSE: Fractions, decimals and percentages3 points
A fraction of an amount Mathématiques GCSE: Fractions, decimals and percentages2 points
One quantity as a fraction of another Mathématiques GCSE: Fractions, decimals and percentages2 points
What fraction is shaded? Mathématiques GCSE: Fractions, decimals and percentages2 points
Multiply fractions Mathématiques GCSE: Fractions, decimals and percentages2 points
Divide fractions Mathématiques GCSE: Fractions, decimals and percentages2 points
Multiply mixed numbers Mathématiques GCSE: Fractions, decimals and percentages3 points
Divide mixed numbers Mathématiques GCSE: Fractions, decimals and percentages3 points
Scale a recipe with fractions Mathématiques GCSE: Fractions, decimals and percentages3 points
The reciprocal Mathématiques GCSE: Fractions, decimals and percentages1 point
How many pieces? Mathématiques GCSE: Fractions, decimals and percentages2 points
Squares, cubes and their roots Mathématiques GCSE: Powers, roots and standard form1 point
Powers of 2, 3, 5 and 10 Mathématiques GCSE: Powers, roots and standard form1 point
Squares of negative numbers Mathématiques GCSE: Powers, roots and standard form3 points
A square or cube number in a range Mathématiques GCSE: Powers, roots and standard form1 point
Powers in the order of operations Mathématiques GCSE: Powers, roots and standard form2 points
Powers and roots on a calculator Mathématiques GCSE: Powers, roots and standard form2 points
Estimate a square root Mathématiques GCSE: Powers, roots and standard form1 point
Roots and powers together Mathématiques GCSE: Powers, roots and standard form2 points
Multiplying powers of the same number Mathématiques GCSE: Powers, roots and standard form1 point
Dividing powers of the same number Mathématiques GCSE: Powers, roots and standard form1 point
A power of a power Mathématiques GCSE: Powers, roots and standard form1 point
The zero index Mathématiques GCSE: Powers, roots and standard form1 point
Use the laws together Mathématiques GCSE: Powers, roots and standard form2 points
Multiply terms with indices Mathématiques GCSE: Powers, roots and standard form2 points
A term in brackets to a power Mathématiques GCSE: Powers, roots and standard form2 points
Divide terms with two letters Mathématiques GCSE: Powers, roots and standard form3 points
Which is equal? Mathématiques GCSE: Powers, roots and standard form1 point
Simplify a surd Mathématiques GCSE: Surds2 points
Simplify a surd with a large square factor Mathématiques GCSE: Surds2 points
Which of these is not a surd? Mathématiques GCSE: Surds1 point
Add and subtract like surds Mathématiques GCSE: Surds1 point
Simplify, then add Mathématiques GCSE: Surds2 points
Simplify three surds Mathématiques GCSE: Surds3 points
Write a√b as one square root Mathématiques GCSE: Surds1 point
Which surd is bigger? Mathématiques GCSE: Surds1 point
Find the number in front Mathématiques GCSE: Surds2 points
Multiply two surds Mathématiques GCSE: Surds2 points
Surds that multiply to a whole number Mathématiques GCSE: Surds2 points
Multiply surds with numbers in front Mathématiques GCSE: Surds2 points
Square a surd term Mathématiques GCSE: Surds1 point
Divide surds Mathématiques GCSE: Surds2 points
Expand a bracket with a surd Mathématiques GCSE: Surds2 points
Expand two brackets with surds Mathématiques GCSE: Surds3 points
Square a bracket with a surd Mathématiques GCSE: Surds2 points
A product with no surd left Mathématiques GCSE: Surds2 points
Expand and give p and q Mathématiques GCSE: Surds3 points
Put surds in order Mathématiques GCSE: Surds1 point
Words into algebra Mathématiques GCSE: Algebraic expressions1 point
Substitute into an expression Mathématiques GCSE: Algebraic expressions2 points
Substitute a negative number Mathématiques GCSE: Algebraic expressions2 points
Substitute into a power Mathématiques GCSE: Algebraic expressions2 points
Substitute into a fraction Mathématiques GCSE: Algebraic expressions2 points
An expression for a perimeter Mathématiques GCSE: Algebraic expressions2 points
An expression for a cost Mathématiques GCSE: Algebraic expressions2 points
What the notation means Mathématiques GCSE: Algebraic expressions1 point
Collect like terms Mathématiques GCSE: Algebraic expressions2 points
Collect x² and x terms Mathématiques GCSE: Algebraic expressions2 points
Collect terms and numbers Mathématiques GCSE: Algebraic expressions2 points
Multiply terms Mathématiques GCSE: Algebraic expressions1 point
Divide terms Mathématiques GCSE: Algebraic expressions2 points
Which is the product? Mathématiques GCSE: Algebraic expressions1 point
Perimeter of a triangle Mathématiques GCSE: Algebraic expressions2 points
Substitute into a bracket squared Mathématiques GCSE: Algebraic expressions2 points
Subtract one expression from another Mathématiques GCSE: Algebraic expressions2 points
Solve x + a = b Mathématiques GCSE: Linear equations and inequalities1 point
Solve ax = b Mathématiques GCSE: Linear equations and inequalities1 point
Solve ax + b = c Mathématiques GCSE: Linear equations and inequalities2 points
Solve b − ax = c Mathématiques GCSE: Linear equations and inequalities2 points
Solve x/a + b = c Mathématiques GCSE: Linear equations and inequalities2 points
A solution that is a fraction Mathématiques GCSE: Linear equations and inequalities2 points
Is it a solution? Mathématiques GCSE: Linear equations and inequalities1 point
Solve a(x + b) = c Mathématiques GCSE: Linear equations and inequalities2 points
Unknowns on both sides Mathématiques GCSE: Linear equations and inequalities3 points
Unknowns on both sides, fraction answer Mathématiques GCSE: Linear equations and inequalities3 points
Brackets on both sides Mathématiques GCSE: Linear equations and inequalities3 points
Two brackets added Mathématiques GCSE: Linear equations and inequalities3 points
Subtract a bracket Mathématiques GCSE: Linear equations and inequalities3 points
Decimal coefficients Mathématiques GCSE: Linear equations and inequalities3 points
A good first step Mathématiques GCSE: Linear equations and inequalities1 point
Substitute into v = u + at Mathématiques GCSE: Formulae and rearranging2 points
Area of a trapezium from the formula Mathématiques GCSE: Formulae and rearranging2 points
Convert a temperature with a formula Mathématiques GCSE: Formulae and rearranging2 points
Substitute into E = ½mv² Mathématiques GCSE: Formulae and rearranging2 points
Substitute negative values Mathématiques GCSE: Formulae and rearranging2 points
Substitute into a formula with a square root Mathématiques GCSE: Formulae and rearranging2 points
A cost formula Mathématiques GCSE: Formulae and rearranging2 points
Volume of a sphere from the formula Mathématiques GCSE: Formulae and rearranging2 points
Write a cost formula Mathématiques GCSE: Formulae and rearranging2 points
Words into a formula Mathématiques GCSE: Formulae and rearranging1 point
A formula for a perimeter Mathématiques GCSE: Formulae and rearranging2 points
Mixed units in a formula Mathématiques GCSE: Formulae and rearranging1 point
A formula for an area Mathématiques GCSE: Formulae and rearranging2 points
Write a formula, then use it Mathématiques GCSE: Formulae and rearranging3 points
A formula from a relationship Mathématiques GCSE: Formulae and rearranging2 points
A formula for the area of a border Mathématiques GCSE: Formulae and rearranging3 points
Read the coordinates of points Mathématiques GCSE: Straight-line graphs4 points
Coordinates from directions Mathématiques GCSE: Straight-line graphs1 point
Midpoint of a line segment Mathématiques GCSE: Straight-line graphs2 points
Find an end point from the midpoint Mathématiques GCSE: Straight-line graphs2 points
Table of values for a straight line Mathématiques GCSE: Straight-line graphs2 points
Plot a straight-line graph Mathématiques GCSE: Straight-line graphs3 points
Lines x = a and y = b Mathématiques GCSE: Straight-line graphs1 point
Where x = a meets y = b Mathématiques GCSE: Straight-line graphs3 points
Gradient from two points Mathématiques GCSE: Straight-line graphs2 points
Gradient of a drawn line Mathématiques GCSE: Straight-line graphs2 points
Gradient and intercept from the equation Mathématiques GCSE: Straight-line graphs2 points
Gradient and intercept of ay + bx = d Mathématiques GCSE: Straight-line graphs3 points
Match an equation to a drawn line Mathématiques GCSE: Straight-line graphs1 point
Does a point lie on the line? Mathématiques GCSE: Straight-line graphs1 point
Where a line crosses the x-axis Mathématiques GCSE: Straight-line graphs2 points
Describe a line from its equation Mathématiques GCSE: Straight-line graphs1 point
Expand two brackets Mathématiques GCSE: Quadratics2 points
Expand a squared bracket Mathématiques GCSE: Quadratics2 points
Factorise x² + bx + c Mathématiques GCSE: Quadratics2 points
Difference of two squares Mathématiques GCSE: Quadratics1 point
Factorise with a common factor of x Mathématiques GCSE: Quadratics2 points
Pick the right factorisation Mathématiques GCSE: Quadratics1 point
Solve by factorising Mathématiques GCSE: Quadratics3 points
Solve x² = kx (keep both answers) Mathématiques GCSE: Quadratics2 points
Solve x² = k Mathématiques GCSE: Quadratics2 points
The quadratic formula, to 2 decimal places Mathématiques GCSE: Quadratics3 points
Complete the square Mathématiques GCSE: Quadratics2 points
Table of values for a quadratic graph Mathématiques GCSE: Quadratics2 points
Eliminate by adding Mathématiques GCSE: Simultaneous equations3 points
Eliminate by subtracting Mathématiques GCSE: Simultaneous equations3 points
Multiply one equation first Mathématiques GCSE: Simultaneous equations4 points
Multiply both equations Mathématiques GCSE: Simultaneous equations4 points
Add or subtract? Mathématiques GCSE: Simultaneous equations1 point
Is it the solution? Mathématiques GCSE: Simultaneous equations1 point
Simultaneous equations with negative solutions Mathématiques GCSE: Simultaneous equations3 points
Eliminate x instead Mathématiques GCSE: Simultaneous equations3 points
Substitute y = mx + c Mathématiques GCSE: Simultaneous equations4 points
Substitute x = ... Mathématiques GCSE: Simultaneous equations4 points
Two expressions for y Mathématiques GCSE: Simultaneous equations3 points
Sum and difference Mathématiques GCSE: Simultaneous equations3 points
Rearrange, then substitute Mathématiques GCSE: Simultaneous equations4 points
A solution with fractions Mathématiques GCSE: Simultaneous equations4 points
Choose a method Mathématiques GCSE: Simultaneous equations1 point
Simultaneous equations with larger numbers Mathématiques GCSE: Simultaneous equations4 points
Substitute a fraction expression Mathématiques GCSE: Simultaneous equations4 points
The next terms of a sequence Mathématiques GCSE: Sequences2 points
Describe the term-to-term rule Mathématiques GCSE: Sequences1 point
A missing term Mathématiques GCSE: Sequences1 point
Use a term-to-term rule Mathématiques GCSE: Sequences2 points
Use the nth term Mathématiques GCSE: Sequences1 point
A matchstick pattern Mathématiques GCSE: Sequences3 points
A decreasing sequence past zero Mathématiques GCSE: Sequences1 point
The nth term of a linear sequence Mathématiques GCSE: Sequences2 points
Is a number in the sequence? Mathématiques GCSE: Sequences2 points
Which term has this value? Mathématiques GCSE: Sequences2 points
The first term over a value Mathématiques GCSE: Sequences2 points
The nth term of a pattern Mathématiques GCSE: Sequences2 points
Which is the nth term? Mathématiques GCSE: Sequences1 point
The nth term from two terms Mathématiques GCSE: Sequences3 points
The first terms from the nth term Mathématiques GCSE: Sequences3 points
When two sequences are equal Mathématiques GCSE: Sequences2 points
Evaluate f(x) at a positive and a negative number Mathématiques GCSE: Functions and graph transformations3 points
Evaluate a quadratic function at a negative number Mathématiques GCSE: Functions and graph transformations2 points
Solve f(x) = k Mathématiques GCSE: Functions and graph transformations2 points
f(a + 1) as an expression Mathématiques GCSE: Functions and graph transformations2 points
f(x + k) for a quadratic Mathématiques GCSE: Functions and graph transformations3 points
A function given in words Mathématiques GCSE: Functions and graph transformations4 points
Solve f(x) = k for a quadratic f Mathématiques GCSE: Functions and graph transformations2 points
A function in context: fares and charges Mathématiques GCSE: Functions and graph transformations3 points
Values of fg(x) and gf(x) Mathématiques GCSE: Functions and graph transformations4 points
fg(x) or gf(x) as an expression Mathématiques GCSE: Functions and graph transformations2 points
fg(x) when f is quadratic Mathématiques GCSE: Functions and graph transformations3 points
The inverse of a linear function Mathématiques GCSE: Functions and graph transformations2 points
The inverse of (ax + b)/c Mathématiques GCSE: Functions and graph transformations3 points
A value of the inverse function Mathématiques GCSE: Functions and graph transformations2 points
Solve fg(x) = k Mathématiques GCSE: Functions and graph transformations3 points
The inverse of a/(x + b) Mathématiques GCSE: Functions and graph transformations3 points
Show an identity: a difference of squares Mathématiques GCSE: Proof and iteration3 points
Which expression is always odd? Mathématiques GCSE: Proof and iteration1 point
The sum of consecutive integers Mathématiques GCSE: Proof and iteration3 points
The square of an odd number Mathématiques GCSE: Proof and iteration3 points
Find unknowns in an identity Mathématiques GCSE: Proof and iteration2 points
Is it always a multiple? Mathématiques GCSE: Proof and iteration2 points
The difference of consecutive squares Mathématiques GCSE: Proof and iteration1 point
Prove a sum is a multiple of 3 Mathématiques GCSE: Proof and iteration3 points
Why is n(n + 1) even? Mathématiques GCSE: Proof and iteration1 point
Which statement is an identity? Mathématiques GCSE: Proof and iteration1 point
A counterexample about primes Mathématiques GCSE: Proof and iteration1 point
If a > b, is a² > b²? Mathématiques GCSE: Proof and iteration1 point
Is the sum of two primes even? Mathématiques GCSE: Proof and iteration1 point
When does a prime formula fail? Mathématiques GCSE: Proof and iteration2 points
Always true, sometimes true or never true? Mathématiques GCSE: Proof and iteration1 point
Prove the sum of two odd numbers is even Mathématiques GCSE: Proof and iteration3 points
Is 1/x always smaller than x? Mathématiques GCSE: Proof and iteration1 point
The first value that breaks a rule Mathématiques GCSE: Proof and iteration2 points
Up and down by the same percentage Mathématiques GCSE: Proof and iteration2 points
Choose the right algebra for a proof Mathématiques GCSE: Proof and iteration1 point
Show a difference of squares is linear Mathématiques GCSE: Proof and iteration2 points
Metric lengths Mathématiques GCSE: Ratio and proportion3 points
Mass and capacity Mathématiques GCSE: Ratio and proportion2 points
Area units Mathématiques GCSE: Ratio and proportion2 points
Volume in cm³, litres and m³ Mathématiques GCSE: Ratio and proportion4 points
Hours and minutes Mathématiques GCSE: Ratio and proportion4 points
Map scales Mathématiques GCSE: Ratio and proportion4 points
Scale drawings Mathématiques GCSE: Ratio and proportion4 points
A scale as a ratio Mathématiques GCSE: Ratio and proportion1 point
Simplify a ratio Mathématiques GCSE: Ratio and proportion2 points
Simplify a ratio with different units Mathématiques GCSE: Ratio and proportion2 points
Ratios with decimals or fractions Mathématiques GCSE: Ratio and proportion2 points
The form 1 : n or n : 1 Mathématiques GCSE: Ratio and proportion2 points
A ratio as a fraction of the whole Mathématiques GCSE: Ratio and proportion2 points
Simplify a ratio with three parts Mathématiques GCSE: Ratio and proportion3 points
From a fraction to a ratio Mathématiques GCSE: Ratio and proportion2 points
Equivalent ratios Mathématiques GCSE: Ratio and proportion1 point
Average speed Mathématiques GCSE: Rates, compound measures and growth2 points
Journey time in hours and minutes Mathématiques GCSE: Rates, compound measures and growth2 points
Distance from speed and time Mathématiques GCSE: Rates, compound measures and growth2 points
Convert km/h to m/s Mathématiques GCSE: Rates, compound measures and growth2 points
Average speed over two stages Mathématiques GCSE: Rates, compound measures and growth4 points
Which formula? Mathématiques GCSE: Rates, compound measures and growth1 point
Arrival time Mathématiques GCSE: Rates, compound measures and growth2 points
Density, mass and volume Mathématiques GCSE: Rates, compound measures and growth2 points
Pressure = force ÷ area Mathématiques GCSE: Rates, compound measures and growth2 points
Density of a mixture Mathématiques GCSE: Rates, compound measures and growth4 points
Change g/cm³ to kg/m³ Mathématiques GCSE: Rates, compound measures and growth2 points
Which gives the greatest pressure? Mathématiques GCSE: Rates, compound measures and growth1 point
Rate of flow Mathématiques GCSE: Rates, compound measures and growth2 points
Rates of pay and productivity Mathématiques GCSE: Rates, compound measures and growth2 points
Two journeys towards each other Mathématiques GCSE: Rates, compound measures and growth3 points
Pressure in N/cm² and N/m² Mathématiques GCSE: Rates, compound measures and growth2 points
Angles on a straight line Mathématiques GCSE: Angles, polygons and parallel lines1 point
Angles round a point Mathématiques GCSE: Angles, polygons and parallel lines2 points
Vertically opposite angles Mathématiques GCSE: Angles, polygons and parallel lines2 points
Name the type of angle Mathématiques GCSE: Angles, polygons and parallel lines1 point
The third angle of a triangle Mathématiques GCSE: Angles, polygons and parallel lines2 points
Angles in an isosceles triangle Mathématiques GCSE: Angles, polygons and parallel lines2 points
Angles on a line with x Mathématiques GCSE: Angles, polygons and parallel lines3 points
Angles round a point with x Mathématiques GCSE: Angles, polygons and parallel lines3 points
An angle from parallel lines Mathématiques GCSE: Angles, polygons and parallel lines2 points
Name the angle pair Mathématiques GCSE: Angles, polygons and parallel lines1 point
Two steps with parallel lines Mathématiques GCSE: Angles, polygons and parallel lines2 points
Parallel lines and an equation Mathématiques GCSE: Angles, polygons and parallel lines3 points
Co-interior angles and an equation Mathématiques GCSE: Angles, polygons and parallel lines3 points
True statements about parallel lines Mathématiques GCSE: Angles, polygons and parallel lines1 point
A triangle between parallel lines Mathématiques GCSE: Angles, polygons and parallel lines2 points
A right angle split in two Mathématiques GCSE: Angles, polygons and parallel lines1 point
Parallel lines and vertically opposite angles Mathématiques GCSE: Angles, polygons and parallel lines2 points
Read a bearing from a diagram Mathématiques GCSE: Constructions, loci and bearings1 point
The back bearing Mathématiques GCSE: Constructions, loci and bearings2 points
Compass directions as bearings Mathématiques GCSE: Constructions, loci and bearings1 point
Write a bearing correctly Mathématiques GCSE: Constructions, loci and bearings1 point
A bearing from an angle to east or south Mathématiques GCSE: Constructions, loci and bearings2 points
Bearings between three places Mathématiques GCSE: Constructions, loci and bearings2 points
Which is the back bearing? Mathématiques GCSE: Constructions, loci and bearings1 point
The angle between two bearings Mathématiques GCSE: Constructions, loci and bearings2 points
Use a map scale Mathématiques GCSE: Constructions, loci and bearings2 points
Distance on a map Mathématiques GCSE: Constructions, loci and bearings2 points
A scale drawing of a room Mathématiques GCSE: Constructions, loci and bearings4 points
Write a scale as a ratio Mathématiques GCSE: Constructions, loci and bearings2 points
Real area from a plan Mathématiques GCSE: Constructions, loci and bearings3 points
A walk due east then due north Mathématiques GCSE: Constructions, loci and bearings2 points
Choose a sensible scale Mathématiques GCSE: Constructions, loci and bearings1 point
Turning anticlockwise Mathématiques GCSE: Constructions, loci and bearings2 points
A bearing from distances east and north (H) Mathématiques GCSE: Constructions, loci and bearings3 points
Map distance to journey time Mathématiques GCSE: Constructions, loci and bearings3 points
A scale model Mathématiques GCSE: Constructions, loci and bearings2 points
Perimeter and area of a rectangle Mathématiques GCSE: Area, perimeter and volume4 points
Area of a triangle Mathématiques GCSE: Area, perimeter and volume2 points
Area of a parallelogram Mathématiques GCSE: Area, perimeter and volume2 points
Area of a trapezium Mathématiques GCSE: Area, perimeter and volume2 points
Area of an L-shape Mathématiques GCSE: Area, perimeter and volume3 points
Fencing round an L-shaped garden Mathématiques GCSE: Area, perimeter and volume5 points
Converting units of area Mathématiques GCSE: Area, perimeter and volume3 points
A height from an area Mathématiques GCSE: Area, perimeter and volume2 points
Circumference of a circle Mathématiques GCSE: Area, perimeter and volume2 points
Area of a circle Mathématiques GCSE: Area, perimeter and volume2 points
Circumference and area in terms of π Mathématiques GCSE: Area, perimeter and volume3 points
Area of a semicircle Mathématiques GCSE: Area, perimeter and volume2 points
Perimeter of a semicircle Mathématiques GCSE: Area, perimeter and volume3 points
Area and perimeter of a quarter circle Mathématiques GCSE: Area, perimeter and volume5 points
The radius from the circumference or area Mathématiques GCSE: Area, perimeter and volume3 points
Turns of a wheel Mathématiques GCSE: Area, perimeter and volume5 points
Find the hypotenuse Mathématiques GCSE: Pythagoras and trigonometry3 points
Find a shorter side Mathématiques GCSE: Pythagoras and trigonometry3 points
Pythagoras with whole-number sides Mathématiques GCSE: Pythagoras and trigonometry3 points
Is it a right angle? Mathématiques GCSE: Pythagoras and trigonometry3 points
Distance between two points Mathématiques GCSE: Pythagoras and trigonometry3 points
A ladder against a wall Mathématiques GCSE: Pythagoras and trigonometry6 points
Across a rectangle Mathématiques GCSE: Pythagoras and trigonometry5 points
Height and area of an isosceles triangle Mathématiques GCSE: Pythagoras and trigonometry5 points
Which equation is Pythagoras? Mathématiques GCSE: Pythagoras and trigonometry1 point
Name the sides Mathématiques GCSE: Pythagoras and trigonometry3 points
Choose the ratio, then find the side Mathématiques GCSE: Pythagoras and trigonometry4 points
A shorter side from the hypotenuse Mathématiques GCSE: Pythagoras and trigonometry3 points
A side with tan Mathématiques GCSE: Pythagoras and trigonometry3 points
Find the hypotenuse with trigonometry Mathématiques GCSE: Pythagoras and trigonometry3 points
Heights and distances on a slope Mathématiques GCSE: Pythagoras and trigonometry4 points
sin, cos and tan as fractions Mathématiques GCSE: Pythagoras and trigonometry3 points
Two right-angled triangles Mathématiques GCSE: Pythagoras and trigonometry5 points
Name the part of a circle Mathématiques GCSE: Circles and circle theorems1 point
Name the marked part Mathématiques GCSE: Circles and circle theorems1 point
Radius, diameter and a square Mathématiques GCSE: Circles and circle theorems3 points
Two radii make an isosceles triangle Mathématiques GCSE: Circles and circle theorems2 points
Radii are equal: form an equation Mathématiques GCSE: Circles and circle theorems4 points
Perimeter of a triangle made by two radii Mathématiques GCSE: Circles and circle theorems2 points
Angle at the centre Mathématiques GCSE: Circles and circle theorems2 points
Angle in a semicircle Mathématiques GCSE: Circles and circle theorems2 points
Angles in the same segment Mathématiques GCSE: Circles and circle theorems2 points
Cyclic quadrilateral Mathématiques GCSE: Circles and circle theorems2 points
Two missing angles in a cyclic quadrilateral Mathématiques GCSE: Circles and circle theorems2 points
Which theorem is it? Mathématiques GCSE: Circles and circle theorems1 point
Perpendicular from the centre to a chord Mathématiques GCSE: Circles and circle theorems3 points
An obtuse angle at the circumference Mathématiques GCSE: Circles and circle theorems2 points
Which statement is true? Mathématiques GCSE: Circles and circle theorems1 point
Translate a point by a column vector Mathématiques GCSE: Transformations, congruence and similarity2 points
The vector of a translation on a grid Mathématiques GCSE: Transformations, congruence and similarity2 points
Find the point before a translation Mathématiques GCSE: Transformations, congruence and similarity2 points
Reflect a point in x = a or y = b Mathématiques GCSE: Transformations, congruence and similarity2 points
Reflect a point in y = x or y = −x Mathématiques GCSE: Transformations, congruence and similarity2 points
Reflect a shape drawn on a grid Mathématiques GCSE: Transformations, congruence and similarity2 points
Describe a reflection fully Mathématiques GCSE: Transformations, congruence and similarity2 points
Find the mirror line from a point and its image Mathématiques GCSE: Transformations, congruence and similarity4 points
Column vectors and directions Mathématiques GCSE: Transformations, congruence and similarity2 points
Two moves in a game, and the way back Mathématiques GCSE: Transformations, congruence and similarity5 points
Rotate a point about the origin Mathématiques GCSE: Transformations, congruence and similarity2 points
Rotate a point about a centre that is not the origin Mathématiques GCSE: Transformations, congruence and similarity4 points
Rotate a shape drawn on a grid Mathématiques GCSE: Transformations, congruence and similarity2 points
Describe a rotation: angle, direction and centre Mathématiques GCSE: Transformations, congruence and similarity3 points
Enlarge a point from a centre Mathématiques GCSE: Transformations, congruence and similarity2 points
Enlarge a rectangle: new lengths and perimeter Mathématiques GCSE: Transformations, congruence and similarity4 points
Find the scale factor and centre of an enlargement Mathématiques GCSE: Transformations, congruence and similarity3 points
Scale factor from matching lengths Mathématiques GCSE: Transformations, congruence and similarity4 points
What a full description needs Mathématiques GCSE: Transformations, congruence and similarity1 point
Add two column vectors Mathématiques GCSE: Vectors2 points
Subtract column vectors Mathématiques GCSE: Vectors2 points
Multiply a vector by a number Mathématiques GCSE: Vectors2 points
A combination of two vectors Mathématiques GCSE: Vectors3 points
Find the missing vector Mathématiques GCSE: Vectors2 points
Find the number in front of a vector Mathématiques GCSE: Vectors1 point
What a column vector means Mathématiques GCSE: Vectors1 point
Translate a point by a vector Mathématiques GCSE: Vectors2 points
Read a vector from a grid Mathématiques GCSE: Vectors2 points
Add two vectors drawn on a grid Mathématiques GCSE: Vectors2 points
Two equal column vectors Mathématiques GCSE: Vectors4 points
The vector between two points Mathématiques GCSE: Vectors2 points
Find a point from a vector Mathématiques GCSE: Vectors2 points
Join two vectors end to end Mathématiques GCSE: Vectors2 points
Going back the other way Mathématiques GCSE: Vectors2 points
Which vector is parallel? Mathématiques GCSE: Vectors1 point
Make two vectors parallel Mathématiques GCSE: Vectors2 points
The midpoint from vectors Mathématiques GCSE: Vectors3 points
A route made of vectors Mathématiques GCSE: Vectors2 points
Equal vectors in a shape Mathématiques GCSE: Vectors1 point
A point further along a line Mathématiques GCSE: Vectors3 points
Probability from a bag Mathématiques GCSE: Probability2 points
The probability something does not happen Mathématiques GCSE: Probability1 point
A missing probability in a table Mathématiques GCSE: Probability2 points
Probabilities in terms of x Mathématiques GCSE: Probability3 points
Expected number of times Mathématiques GCSE: Probability2 points
Words on the probability scale Mathématiques GCSE: Probability1 point
One outcome or another Mathématiques GCSE: Probability2 points
Events on a fair dice Mathématiques GCSE: Probability2 points
Change the bag to change the probability Mathématiques GCSE: Probability3 points
Relative frequency from results Mathématiques GCSE: Probability2 points
Use results to predict Mathématiques GCSE: Probability3 points
Is it fair? Mathématiques GCSE: Probability1 point
Two dice: the sample space Mathématiques GCSE: Probability2 points
Two spinners: products and sums Mathématiques GCSE: Probability3 points
Three coins Mathématiques GCSE: Probability2 points
Counting choices Mathématiques GCSE: Probability2 points
The most reliable estimate Mathématiques GCSE: Probability1 point
The mean of a list Mathématiques GCSE: Statistics and charts2 points
The median of a list Mathématiques GCSE: Statistics and charts2 points
Mode and range Mathématiques GCSE: Statistics and charts2 points
A missing value from the mean Mathématiques GCSE: Statistics and charts3 points
Mean of two groups together Mathématiques GCSE: Statistics and charts3 points
Compare two sets with an average and the range Mathématiques GCSE: Statistics and charts5 points
Which average to use Mathématiques GCSE: Statistics and charts1 point
Adding to or multiplying every value Mathématiques GCSE: Statistics and charts2 points
How one extreme value moves the mean Mathématiques GCSE: Statistics and charts4 points
Mean from a frequency table Mathématiques GCSE: Statistics and charts3 points
Mode and median from a frequency table Mathématiques GCSE: Statistics and charts3 points
The f × x column and the mean Mathématiques GCSE: Statistics and charts4 points
Estimate the mean of grouped data Mathématiques GCSE: Statistics and charts4 points
Modal class and counting from a grouped table Mathématiques GCSE: Statistics and charts2 points
The class that contains the median Mathématiques GCSE: Statistics and charts2 points
A missing frequency from the mean Mathématiques GCSE: Statistics and charts3 points
Why a grouped mean is an estimate Mathématiques GCSE: Statistics and charts1 point
Totals and counts from a frequency table Mathématiques GCSE: Statistics and charts3 points
Which energy store fills up Physique GCSE: Energy stores, transfers and efficiency1 point
How energy is transferred Physique GCSE: Energy stores, transfers and efficiency1 point
Kinetic energy from mass and speed Physique GCSE: Energy stores, transfers and efficiency2 points
Kinetic energy with the mass in grams Physique GCSE: Energy stores, transfers and efficiency4 points
Speed from kinetic energy Physique GCSE: Energy stores, transfers and efficiency3 points
Change in kinetic energy in kJ Physique GCSE: Energy stores, transfers and efficiency3 points
How kinetic energy scales with speed and mass Physique GCSE: Energy stores, transfers and efficiency1 point
Energy is never used up Physique GCSE: Energy stores, transfers and efficiency2 points
Gravitational potential energy gained Physique GCSE: Energy stores, transfers and efficiency2 points
Height from gravitational potential energy in kJ Physique GCSE: Energy stores, transfers and efficiency3 points
Mass from gravitational potential energy Physique GCSE: Energy stores, transfers and efficiency3 points
Elastic potential energy with the extension in cm Physique GCSE: Energy stores, transfers and efficiency3 points
Spring constant from stored energy Physique GCSE: Energy stores, transfers and efficiency3 points
Falling: GPE becomes kinetic energy Physique GCSE: Energy stores, transfers and efficiency5 points
Spring launch: elastic energy becomes kinetic energy Physique GCSE: Energy stores, transfers and efficiency6 points
How high a swing can rise Physique GCSE: Energy stores, transfers and efficiency4 points
Energy stores of a falling ball Physique GCSE: Energy stores, transfers and efficiency4 points
Energy in a swinging pendulum Physique GCSE: Energy stores, transfers and efficiency1 point
Estimating gravitational potential energy Physique GCSE: Energy stores, transfers and efficiency1 point
Energy to warm something, in kJ Physique GCSE: Energy stores, transfers and efficiency3 points
Temperature rise from energy supplied Physique GCSE: Energy stores, transfers and efficiency4 points
Specific heat capacity from measurements Physique GCSE: Energy stores, transfers and efficiency4 points
Mass of water heated Physique GCSE: Energy stores, transfers and efficiency3 points
Which material warms up most Physique GCSE: Energy stores, transfers and efficiency1 point
Required practical: specific heat capacity variables Physique GCSE: Energy stores, transfers and efficiency3 points
Required practical: specific heat capacity from results Physique GCSE: Energy stores, transfers and efficiency6 points
Required practical: specific heat capacity from a graph Physique GCSE: Energy stores, transfers and efficiency5 points
Plan the specific heat capacity practical (6 marks) Physique GCSE: Energy stores, transfers and efficiency6 points
Required practical: repeats, anomaly and mean Physique GCSE: Energy stores, transfers and efficiency5 points
Power from energy in kJ and time in minutes Physique GCSE: Energy stores, transfers and efficiency4 points
Energy from power and time Physique GCSE: Energy stores, transfers and efficiency3 points
Work done lifting, then power Physique GCSE: Energy stores, transfers and efficiency4 points
Comparing two kettles Physique GCSE: Energy stores, transfers and efficiency5 points
What power means Physique GCSE: Energy stores, transfers and efficiency1 point
A power station's energy in standard form Physique GCSE: Energy stores, transfers and efficiency3 points
Estimating the power of a person running upstairs Physique GCSE: Energy stores, transfers and efficiency4 points
Efficiency as a decimal and a percentage Physique GCSE: Energy stores, transfers and efficiency3 points
Useful and wasted energy from efficiency Physique GCSE: Energy stores, transfers and efficiency3 points
Input power from efficiency Physique GCSE: Energy stores, transfers and efficiency4 points
Reading a Sankey diagram Physique GCSE: Energy stores, transfers and efficiency3 points
Reducing unwanted energy transfers Physique GCSE: Energy stores, transfers and efficiency1 point
Required practical: thermal insulation variables Physique GCSE: Energy stores, transfers and efficiency3 points
Required practical: reading cooling curves Physique GCSE: Energy stores, transfers and efficiency4 points
Required practical: layers of insulation Physique GCSE: Energy stores, transfers and efficiency5 points
Renewable or non-renewable Physique GCSE: Energy stores, transfers and efficiency2 points
Reliability of energy resources Physique GCSE: Energy stores, transfers and efficiency1 point
Reading an electricity generation chart Physique GCSE: Energy stores, transfers and efficiency7 points
How a generation mix changed Physique GCSE: Energy stores, transfers and efficiency5 points
Wind farm or gas power station (6 marks) Physique GCSE: Energy stores, transfers and efficiency6 points
Advantages and disadvantages of a resource Physique GCSE: Energy stores, transfers and efficiency2 points
Circuit symbols Physique GCSE: Electric circuits1 point
Connecting ammeters and voltmeters Physique GCSE: Electric circuits1 point
Charge and current: the ideas Physique GCSE: Electric circuits1 point
Charge from current and time Physique GCSE: Electric circuits2 points
Charge with the time in minutes Physique GCSE: Electric circuits3 points
Charge with the current in mA Physique GCSE: Electric circuits3 points
Current from charge and time, in A and mA Physique GCSE: Electric circuits3 points
Potential difference from V = IR Physique GCSE: Electric circuits3 points
Resistance from V = IR Physique GCSE: Electric circuits3 points
Current in mA through a kΩ resistor Physique GCSE: Electric circuits3 points
Ohmic conductors Physique GCSE: Electric circuits1 point
Choosing the right form of V = IR Physique GCSE: Electric circuits3 points
Direct and alternating current Physique GCSE: Mains electricity, the National Grid and static1 point
Frequency and potential difference of UK mains Physique GCSE: Mains electricity, the National Grid and static1 point
Colours of the wires in a three-core cable Physique GCSE: Mains electricity, the National Grid and static1 point
What the live, neutral and earth wires do Physique GCSE: Mains electricity, the National Grid and static1 point
Peak p.d., period and frequency from an a.c. trace Physique GCSE: Mains electricity, the National Grid and static5 points
Why the live wire is dangerous even with the switch off Physique GCSE: Mains electricity, the National Grid and static3 points
The earth wire, the fuse and safety Physique GCSE: Mains electricity, the National Grid and static1 point
Power from potential difference and current Physique GCSE: Mains electricity, the National Grid and static3 points
Current drawn by a mains appliance rated in kW Physique GCSE: Mains electricity, the National Grid and static3 points
Power from current and resistance Physique GCSE: Mains electricity, the National Grid and static2 points
Resistance from power and current Physique GCSE: Mains electricity, the National Grid and static3 points
Which device takes the largest current? Physique GCSE: Mains electricity, the National Grid and static3 points
Choosing the right fuse Physique GCSE: Mains electricity, the National Grid and static3 points
Density from mass and volume Physique GCSE: Particle model, density and gas pressure3 points
Mass from density and volume Physique GCSE: Particle model, density and gas pressure2 points
Volume from mass and density Physique GCSE: Particle model, density and gas pressure3 points
g/cm³ and kg/m³ Physique GCSE: Particle model, density and gas pressure1 point
Particles in solids, liquids and gases Physique GCSE: Particle model, density and gas pressure1 point
Will it float? Physique GCSE: Particle model, density and gas pressure3 points
Density of a rectangular block Physique GCSE: Particle model, density and gas pressure3 points
Density of an irregular object by displacement Physique GCSE: Particle model, density and gas pressure3 points
Density of a liquid Physique GCSE: Particle model, density and gas pressure3 points
Repeat readings: anomaly and mean Physique GCSE: Particle model, density and gas pressure3 points
Measuring a volume well Physique GCSE: Particle model, density and gas pressure1 point
Density with a eureka can Physique GCSE: Particle model, density and gas pressure3 points
Plan: density of an irregular object (6 marks) Physique GCSE: Particle model, density and gas pressure6 points
Uncertainty from the range Physique GCSE: Particle model, density and gas pressure3 points
Protons, neutrons and electrons from a nuclide Physique GCSE: Atomic structure and radioactivity3 points
Electrons in an ion Physique GCSE: Atomic structure and radioactivity2 points
Spotting isotopes Physique GCSE: Atomic structure and radioactivity2 points
Atom and nucleus sizes in standard form Physique GCSE: Atomic structure and radioactivity3 points
How much bigger is an atom than its nucleus? Physique GCSE: Atomic structure and radioactivity4 points
How the model of the atom developed Physique GCSE: Atomic structure and radioactivity1 point
Alpha scattering: what each result shows Physique GCSE: Atomic structure and radioactivity1 point
Alpha, beta, gamma and neutrons Physique GCSE: Atomic structure and radioactivity1 point
Which radiation? Absorber readings Physique GCSE: Atomic structure and radioactivity3 points
Count rate from a number of counts Physique GCSE: Atomic structure and radioactivity4 points
Why ionising power and range go together Physique GCSE: Atomic structure and radioactivity3 points
Unstable nuclei, activity and count rate Physique GCSE: Atomic structure and radioactivity1 point
Which measurement is a vector? Physique GCSE: Forces, work, elasticity, moments and pressure1 point
Contact and non-contact forces Physique GCSE: Forces, work, elasticity, moments and pressure1 point
Weight from mass: W = mg Physique GCSE: Forces, work, elasticity, moments and pressure3 points
Weight from a mass in grams Physique GCSE: Forces, work, elasticity, moments and pressure3 points
Mass from weight Physique GCSE: Forces, work, elasticity, moments and pressure3 points
Gravitational field strength on another world Physique GCSE: Forces, work, elasticity, moments and pressure5 points
Mass and weight Physique GCSE: Forces, work, elasticity, moments and pressure1 point
Centre of mass Physique GCSE: Forces, work, elasticity, moments and pressure1 point
Resultant of forces along a line Physique GCSE: Forces, work, elasticity, moments and pressure3 points
The missing force when forces balance Physique GCSE: Forces, work, elasticity, moments and pressure3 points
Choosing the right free body diagram Physique GCSE: Forces, work, elasticity, moments and pressure1 point
Resolving a force into two components Physique GCSE: Forces, work, elasticity, moments and pressure4 points
Resultant of two forces at an angle by scale drawing Physique GCSE: Forces, work, elasticity, moments and pressure4 points
Scalars and vectors Physique GCSE: Forces and motion1 point
Average speed from distance and time Physique GCSE: Forces and motion2 points
Distance from speed and time Physique GCSE: Forces and motion2 points
Converting km/h to m/s Physique GCSE: Forces and motion4 points
Typical speeds Physique GCSE: Forces and motion1 point
Distance and displacement Physique GCSE: Forces and motion3 points
Reading a distance-time graph Physique GCSE: Forces and motion2 points
Speed from the gradient Physique GCSE: Forces and motion2 points
What the shape of the line means Physique GCSE: Forces and motion1 point
Average speed from a distance-time graph Physique GCSE: Forces and motion3 points
Two runners on one graph Physique GCSE: Forces and motion3 points
Acceleration from a change in velocity Physique GCSE: Forces and motion3 points
Final speed with v² − u² = 2as Physique GCSE: Forces and motion3 points
Force, mass and acceleration Physique GCSE: Forces and motion2 points
Momentum from mass and velocity Physique GCSE: Momentum3 points
Momentum with the mass in grams Physique GCSE: Momentum3 points
Momentum with the speed in km/h Physique GCSE: Momentum3 points
Velocity from momentum and mass Physique GCSE: Momentum3 points
Mass from momentum and velocity Physique GCSE: Momentum2 points
Momentum is a vector Physique GCSE: Momentum1 point
Total momentum of two objects moving in opposite directions Physique GCSE: Momentum4 points
Which has more momentum? Physique GCSE: Momentum3 points
Velocity after objects stick together Physique GCSE: Momentum5 points
Catching up and sticking together Physique GCSE: Momentum3 points
Velocity of the second object after a collision Physique GCSE: Momentum3 points
Conservation of momentum Physique GCSE: Momentum1 point
Head-on collision: sticking together Physique GCSE: Momentum4 points
Transverse or longitudinal Physique GCSE: Waves and the electromagnetic spectrum1 point
What a wave carries and what it leaves behind Physique GCSE: Waves and the electromagnetic spectrum2 points
Period from frequency, in milliseconds Physique GCSE: Waves and the electromagnetic spectrum2 points
Frequency from the period Physique GCSE: Waves and the electromagnetic spectrum3 points
Amplitude and wavelength from a wave diagram Physique GCSE: Waves and the electromagnetic spectrum3 points
Frequency and period by counting waves Physique GCSE: Waves and the electromagnetic spectrum3 points
Wave speed from frequency and wavelength Physique GCSE: Waves and the electromagnetic spectrum3 points
Wavelength with kHz and cm Physique GCSE: Waves and the electromagnetic spectrum3 points
Frequency from speed and a wavelength in cm or mm Physique GCSE: Waves and the electromagnetic spectrum3 points
Required practical: ripple tank measurements Physique GCSE: Waves and the electromagnetic spectrum5 points
Variables in the wave practical Physique GCSE: Waves and the electromagnetic spectrum1 point
Required practical: waves on a string Physique GCSE: Waves and the electromagnetic spectrum4 points
Angles at a plane mirror Physique GCSE: Lenses, visible light, sound and black bodies3 points
Glass block practical: method Physique GCSE: Lenses, visible light, sound and black bodies1 point
Variables in the light practical Physique GCSE: Lenses, visible light, sound and black bodies1 point
Repeat angles: anomaly and mean Physique GCSE: Lenses, visible light, sound and black bodies3 points
Plotting angle of refraction against angle of incidence Physique GCSE: Lenses, visible light, sound and black bodies5 points
Which material bends light the most Physique GCSE: Lenses, visible light, sound and black bodies2 points
Specular and diffuse reflection Physique GCSE: Lenses, visible light, sound and black bodies1 point
Plan: refraction through a glass block (6 marks) Physique GCSE: Lenses, visible light, sound and black bodies6 points
Why an object looks coloured in white light Physique GCSE: Lenses, visible light, sound and black bodies1 point
Coloured objects in coloured light Physique GCSE: Lenses, visible light, sound and black bodies1 point
Colour filters Physique GCSE: Lenses, visible light, sound and black bodies1 point
Transparent, translucent and opaque Physique GCSE: Lenses, visible light, sound and black bodies1 point
Why an object looks black in coloured light Physique GCSE: Lenses, visible light, sound and black bodies3 points
Frequency of a colour of light Physique GCSE: Lenses, visible light, sound and black bodies3 points
Attraction and repulsion between poles Physique GCSE: Magnetism and electromagnetism1 point
Magnetic materials Physique GCSE: Magnetism and electromagnetism1 point
Permanent and induced magnets Physique GCSE: Magnetism and electromagnetism1 point
Reading magnetic field lines Physique GCSE: Magnetism and electromagnetism1 point
Compasses and the Earth's field Physique GCSE: Magnetism and electromagnetism1 point
Plotting a field with a compass Physique GCSE: Magnetism and electromagnetism4 points
The field around a wire and a solenoid Physique GCSE: Magnetism and electromagnetism1 point
Right-hand grip rule: direction of the field Physique GCSE: Magnetism and electromagnetism1 point
Which end of a solenoid is north Physique GCSE: Magnetism and electromagnetism1 point
Making an electromagnet stronger Physique GCSE: Magnetism and electromagnetism1 point
Uses of electromagnets Physique GCSE: Magnetism and electromagnetism1 point
How a relay works Physique GCSE: Magnetism and electromagnetism3 points
Turns and strength: results table Physique GCSE: Magnetism and electromagnetism4 points
Moon to universe: order of size Physique GCSE: Space physics1 point
Planets, dwarf planets, moons and the Sun Physique GCSE: Space physics1 point
Natural and artificial satellites Physique GCSE: Space physics2 points
Stars, galaxies and the universe Physique GCSE: Space physics1 point
Distances in standard form Physique GCSE: Space physics2 points
Light-years and metres Physique GCSE: Space physics3 points
Reading a table of planet data Physique GCSE: Space physics3 points
How long light takes to cross the solar system Physique GCSE: Space physics4 points
Number the stages of a star's life Physique GCSE: Space physics2 points
Which sequence is right? Physique GCSE: Space physics1 point
What a star becomes depends on its mass Physique GCSE: Space physics1 point
Why a main sequence star is stable Physique GCSE: Space physics3 points
Fusion in stars Physique GCSE: Space physics1 point
Name the stage from its description Physique GCSE: Space physics1 point
Prefixes into SI units Physique GCSE: Required practicals, maths skills and the equations1 point
SI units into prefixes Physique GCSE: Required practicals, maths skills and the equations1 point
The unit of each quantity Physique GCSE: Required practicals, maths skills and the equations1 point
Writing a measurement in standard form Physique GCSE: Required practicals, maths skills and the equations1 point
Multiplying in standard form Physique GCSE: Required practicals, maths skills and the equations2 points
Converting prefixes before a calculation Physique GCSE: Required practicals, maths skills and the equations3 points
Rounding to significant figures Physique GCSE: Required practicals, maths skills and the equations1 point
Mean and uncertainty from repeats Physique GCSE: Required practicals, maths skills and the equations4 points
Resolution of an instrument Physique GCSE: Required practicals, maths skills and the equations1 point
Accurate, precise, repeatable, reproducible Physique GCSE: Required practicals, maths skills and the equations1 point
Random and systematic errors Physique GCSE: Required practicals, maths skills and the equations2 points
Correcting a zero error Physique GCSE: Required practicals, maths skills and the equations3 points
How many significant figures to give Physique GCSE: Required practicals, maths skills and the equations1 point
Element or compound Chimie GCSE: Atomic structure and the periodic table1 point
Counting atoms in a formula Chimie GCSE: Atomic structure and the periodic table1 point
Balancing an equation Chimie GCSE: Atomic structure and the periodic table2 points
Which equation is balanced Chimie GCSE: Atomic structure and the periodic table1 point
How many elements in a compound Chimie GCSE: Atomic structure and the periodic table1 point
Spotting a mixture Chimie GCSE: Atomic structure and the periodic table1 point
Products of a reaction Chimie GCSE: Atomic structure and the periodic table1 point
Rf value from a chromatogram Chimie GCSE: Atomic structure and the periodic table2 points
Distance from an Rf value Chimie GCSE: Atomic structure and the periodic table2 points
Reading a chromatogram Chimie GCSE: Atomic structure and the periodic table1 point
Which dyes are in a mixture Chimie GCSE: Atomic structure and the periodic table1 point
Choosing a separation method Chimie GCSE: Atomic structure and the periodic table1 point
Which liquid distils first Chimie GCSE: Atomic structure and the periodic table1 point
Making crystals from a solution Chimie GCSE: Atomic structure and the periodic table1 point
The order of atomic models Chimie GCSE: Atomic structure and the periodic table1 point
What alpha scattering showed Chimie GCSE: Atomic structure and the periodic table1 point
Protons, neutrons and electrons Chimie GCSE: Atomic structure and the periodic table1 point
Atom sizes in standard form Chimie GCSE: Atomic structure and the periodic table1 point
How much bigger is the atom than its nucleus Chimie GCSE: Atomic structure and the periodic table2 points
From plum pudding to the nuclear model (6 marks) Chimie GCSE: Atomic structure and the periodic table6 points
Protons, neutrons and electrons from a symbol Chimie GCSE: Atomic structure and the periodic table2 points
Neutrons in an isotope Chimie GCSE: Atomic structure and the periodic table1 point
What isotopes have in common Chimie GCSE: Atomic structure and the periodic table1 point
Relative atomic mass from two isotopes Chimie GCSE: Atomic structure and the periodic table2 points
Relative atomic mass from three isotopes Chimie GCSE: Atomic structure and the periodic table2 points
Electronic structure Chimie GCSE: Atomic structure and the periodic table1 point
Mass number from protons and neutrons Chimie GCSE: Atomic structure and the periodic table2 points
Electrons in the outer shell Chimie GCSE: Atomic structure and the periodic table1 point
Electrons in an ion Chimie GCSE: Atomic structure and the periodic table1 point
Group and period from electronic structure Chimie GCSE: Atomic structure and the periodic table1 point
Mendeleev's table Chimie GCSE: Atomic structure and the periodic table1 point
Metal or non-metal Chimie GCSE: Atomic structure and the periodic table1 point
Finding an element from its group and period Chimie GCSE: Atomic structure and the periodic table1 point
Group 1 trend Chimie GCSE: Atomic structure and the periodic table1 point
Group 7 trend Chimie GCSE: Atomic structure and the periodic table1 point
Which halogen displacement happens Chimie GCSE: Atomic structure and the periodic table1 point
Products of a halogen displacement Chimie GCSE: Atomic structure and the periodic table1 point
Why noble gases are unreactive Chimie GCSE: Atomic structure and the periodic table1 point
Predicting a property from a trend Chimie GCSE: Atomic structure and the periodic table1 point
Transition metals and Group 1 Chimie GCSE: Atomic structure and the periodic table1 point
Group 1 metals and water (6 marks) Chimie GCSE: Atomic structure and the periodic table6 points
The ion an element forms Chimie GCSE: Bonding, structure and the properties of matter2 points
Group number from an ion charge Chimie GCSE: Bonding, structure and the properties of matter1 point
The formula of an ionic compound Chimie GCSE: Bonding, structure and the properties of matter1 point
Numbers of each ion in a formula Chimie GCSE: Bonding, structure and the properties of matter3 points
Electrons transferred in forming a compound Chimie GCSE: Bonding, structure and the properties of matter3 points
Dot and cross diagram of an ionic compound Chimie GCSE: Bonding, structure and the properties of matter1 point
Electronic structure of an ion Chimie GCSE: Bonding, structure and the properties of matter1 point
The structure of an ionic compound Chimie GCSE: Bonding, structure and the properties of matter1 point
Why ionic compounds have high melting points Chimie GCSE: Bonding, structure and the properties of matter3 points
When an ionic compound conducts Chimie GCSE: Bonding, structure and the properties of matter2 points
Why ionic compounds conduct only when molten or dissolved Chimie GCSE: Bonding, structure and the properties of matter3 points
Shared pairs and electrons in a molecule Chimie GCSE: Bonding, structure and the properties of matter2 points
Double and triple covalent bonds Chimie GCSE: Bonding, structure and the properties of matter1 point
Ionic, covalent or metallic Chimie GCSE: Bonding, structure and the properties of matter1 point
Relative formula mass, brackets included Chimie GCSE: Quantitative chemistry and the mole2 points
Mr of a hydrated salt Chimie GCSE: Quantitative chemistry and the mole3 points
Finding an unknown Ar from an Mr Chimie GCSE: Quantitative chemistry and the mole3 points
What Mr means Chimie GCSE: Quantitative chemistry and the mole1 point
Mass lost when a gas escapes Chimie GCSE: Quantitative chemistry and the mole3 points
Mass gained when a metal reacts with oxygen Chimie GCSE: Quantitative chemistry and the mole3 points
Total Mr on each side of an equation Chimie GCSE: Quantitative chemistry and the mole4 points
Percentage by mass of an element Chimie GCSE: Quantitative chemistry and the mole3 points
Percentage of water in a hydrate Chimie GCSE: Quantitative chemistry and the mole3 points
Mass of an element in a mass of compound Chimie GCSE: Quantitative chemistry and the mole3 points
Concentration in g/dm³ Chimie GCSE: Quantitative chemistry and the mole3 points
Mass of solute from a concentration in g/dm³ Chimie GCSE: Quantitative chemistry and the mole2 points
Volume of solution from a mass and a concentration Chimie GCSE: Quantitative chemistry and the mole3 points
Reactivity order from experiment data Chimie GCSE: Chemical changes: reactivity, acids and electrolysis1 point
Reactivity order from displacement results Chimie GCSE: Chemical changes: reactivity, acids and electrolysis1 point
Will one metal displace another Chimie GCSE: Chemical changes: reactivity, acids and electrolysis1 point
Products of a metal displacement Chimie GCSE: Chemical changes: reactivity, acids and electrolysis1 point
Metals with water and with acid Chimie GCSE: Chemical changes: reactivity, acids and electrolysis1 point
Oxidised or reduced (oxygen) Chimie GCSE: Chemical changes: reactivity, acids and electrolysis1 point
How a metal is extracted Chimie GCSE: Chemical changes: reactivity, acids and electrolysis1 point
Balancing an extraction equation Chimie GCSE: Chemical changes: reactivity, acids and electrolysis2 points
Mass of metal in an oxide Chimie GCSE: Chemical changes: reactivity, acids and electrolysis3 points
Oxidised or reduced (electrons) Chimie GCSE: Chemical changes: reactivity, acids and electrolysis2 points
Ionic equation for a displacement Chimie GCSE: Chemical changes: reactivity, acids and electrolysis1 point
Spotting the spectator ion Chimie GCSE: Chemical changes: reactivity, acids and electrolysis1 point
Metal and acid: products and the gas test Chimie GCSE: Chemical changes: reactivity, acids and electrolysis2 points
Balancing a metal and acid equation Chimie GCSE: Chemical changes: reactivity, acids and electrolysis2 points
Exothermic or endothermic from temperatures Chimie GCSE: Energy changes2 points
Everyday exothermic and endothermic reactions Chimie GCSE: Energy changes1 point
Where the energy goes Chimie GCSE: Energy changes1 point
Using exothermic and endothermic reactions Chimie GCSE: Energy changes1 point
Picking the exothermic reaction from data Chimie GCSE: Energy changes1 point
Why a reaction mixture gets hot Chimie GCSE: Energy changes2 points
Mean temperature rise Chimie GCSE: Energy changes1 point
Variables in the temperature change practical Chimie GCSE: Energy changes1 point
Why a polystyrene cup with a lid Chimie GCSE: Energy changes1 point
Maximum temperature from two lines Chimie GCSE: Energy changes3 points
Spotting an anomalous result Chimie GCSE: Energy changes1 point
Plan: temperature change of a neutralisation (6 marks) Chimie GCSE: Energy changes6 points
Temperature change and uncertainty Chimie GCSE: Energy changes3 points
Bonds and exothermic reactions Chimie GCSE: Energy changes1 point
Biggest temperature rise from a table Chimie GCSE: Energy changes1 point
Mean rate from a volume of gas Chimie GCSE: Rates of reaction and equilibrium3 points
Mean rate from mass lost Chimie GCSE: Rates of reaction and equilibrium3 points
Mean rate of using up a reactant (standard form) Chimie GCSE: Rates of reaction and equilibrium2 points
Time from a mean rate Chimie GCSE: Rates of reaction and equilibrium2 points
Mean rate between two times from a table Chimie GCSE: Rates of reaction and equilibrium2 points
Units of rate Chimie GCSE: Rates of reaction and equilibrium1 point
Ways of measuring a rate Chimie GCSE: Rates of reaction and equilibrium1 point
Reading a volume-time graph Chimie GCSE: Rates of reaction and equilibrium4 points
Mean rate between two times from a graph Chimie GCSE: Rates of reaction and equilibrium3 points
Which curve shows the faster reaction Chimie GCSE: Rates of reaction and equilibrium2 points
What the shape of a rate curve means Chimie GCSE: Rates of reaction and equilibrium1 point
Predicting a new curve Chimie GCSE: Rates of reaction and equilibrium1 point
Spotting a hydrocarbon Chimie GCSE: Organic chemistry1 point
Hydrogen atoms in an alkane Chimie GCSE: Organic chemistry1 point
Carbon atoms in an alkane Chimie GCSE: Organic chemistry1 point
The formula of an alkane Chimie GCSE: Organic chemistry1 point
Naming an alkane Chimie GCSE: Organic chemistry1 point
Homologous series Chimie GCSE: Organic chemistry1 point
Comparing two fractions Chimie GCSE: Organic chemistry1 point
Uses of crude oil fractions Chimie GCSE: Organic chemistry1 point
Where an alkane leaves the column Chimie GCSE: Organic chemistry1 point
Balancing complete combustion Chimie GCSE: Organic chemistry2 points
Products of combustion Chimie GCSE: Organic chemistry1 point
The missing product of cracking Chimie GCSE: Organic chemistry3 points
How and why alkanes are cracked Chimie GCSE: Organic chemistry1 point
The bromine water test Chimie GCSE: Organic chemistry3 points
Which sample is pure: melting points Chimie GCSE: Chemical analysis2 points
Pure in chemistry and pure on a label Chimie GCSE: Chemical analysis1 point
What impurities do to melting and boiling points Chimie GCSE: Chemical analysis1 point
What a formulation is Chimie GCSE: Chemical analysis1 point
Percentage of a component in a formulation Chimie GCSE: Chemical analysis2 points
Mass of a component from a percentage Chimie GCSE: Chemical analysis3 points
Scaling up a formulation Chimie GCSE: Chemical analysis4 points
Rf value when the start line is not at the edge Chimie GCSE: Chemical analysis3 points
Distance from an Rf value Chimie GCSE: Chemical analysis2 points
Mobile and stationary phases Chimie GCSE: Chemical analysis1 point
Reasons for the steps in chromatography Chimie GCSE: Chemical analysis1 point
Which substances are in the mixture Chimie GCSE: Chemical analysis2 points
Repeat runs: anomaly, mean and Rf Chimie GCSE: Chemical analysis6 points
Volume of a gas in a sample of air Chimie GCSE: The atmosphere and using resources2 points
Percentage of a gas in a sample Chimie GCSE: The atmosphere and using resources2 points
What dry air is made of Chimie GCSE: The atmosphere and using resources1 point
The order of events in the early atmosphere Chimie GCSE: The atmosphere and using resources1 point
Where the gases came from and went Chimie GCSE: The atmosphere and using resources1 point
Balancing an equation from the atmosphere topic Chimie GCSE: The atmosphere and using resources2 points
How the atmosphere changed (6 marks) Chimie GCSE: The atmosphere and using resources6 points
How the greenhouse effect works Chimie GCSE: The atmosphere and using resources1 point
Spotting a greenhouse gas Chimie GCSE: The atmosphere and using resources1 point
Which greenhouse gas an activity adds Chimie GCSE: The atmosphere and using resources1 point
Reading a greenhouse gas graph and a percentage increase Chimie GCSE: The atmosphere and using resources3 points
Percentage change from a data table Chimie GCSE: The atmosphere and using resources2 points
Atmospheric pollutants and their effects Chimie GCSE: The atmosphere and using resources1 point
Mass of sulfur dioxide from burning a fuel Chimie GCSE: The atmosphere and using resources3 points
cm³ and dm³ Chimie GCSE: Required practicals and maths skills1 point
Grams, kilograms and tonnes Chimie GCSE: Required practicals and maths skills1 point
Rounding to significant figures Chimie GCSE: Required practicals and maths skills1 point
Particles in standard form Chimie GCSE: Required practicals and maths skills2 points
Percentages from data Chimie GCSE: Required practicals and maths skills2 points
Mole ratios from an equation Chimie GCSE: Required practicals and maths skills2 points
Choosing the most precise apparatus Chimie GCSE: Required practicals and maths skills1 point
Mean leaving out an anomaly Chimie GCSE: Required practicals and maths skills2 points
Uncertainty as half the range Chimie GCSE: Required practicals and maths skills2 points
Random and systematic errors Chimie GCSE: Required practicals and maths skills1 point
Accurate, precise, repeatable Chimie GCSE: Required practicals and maths skills1 point
Independent, dependent and control variables Chimie GCSE: Required practicals and maths skills1 point
Concentration in g/dm³ Chimie GCSE: Required practicals and maths skills2 points
Reading a measuring cylinder Chimie GCSE: Required practicals and maths skills1 point
What each part of a cell does Biologie GCSE: Cell biology1 point
Plant, animal and bacterial cells Biologie GCSE: Cell biology1 point
Prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells Biologie GCSE: Cell biology1 point
Labelling a bacterial cell Biologie GCSE: Cell biology1 point
How many times bigger: orders of magnitude Biologie GCSE: Cell biology3 points
Millimetres, micrometres and nanometres Biologie GCSE: Cell biology1 point
Comparing two kinds of cell Biologie GCSE: Cell biology4 points
Magnification from image and real size Biologie GCSE: Cell biology2 points
Real size from magnification Biologie GCSE: Cell biology3 points
Image size from magnification Biologie GCSE: Cell biology2 points
Real size in metres in standard form Biologie GCSE: Cell biology4 points
Total magnification and the field of view Biologie GCSE: Cell biology3 points
Using a scale bar Biologie GCSE: Cell biology4 points
Resolution and electron microscopes Biologie GCSE: Cell biology1 point
Light and electron microscopes: tick two Biologie GCSE: Cell biology2 points
Required practical: putting a slide method in order Biologie GCSE: Cell biology1 point
Required practical: microscope technique Biologie GCSE: Cell biology1 point
Required practical: estimating cell size from the field of view Biologie GCSE: Cell biology3 points
Adaptations of specialised cells Biologie GCSE: Cell biology1 point
How an adaptation helps a cell Biologie GCSE: Cell biology2 points
Differentiation Biologie GCSE: Cell biology1 point
Types of stem cell Biologie GCSE: Cell biology1 point
Using stem cells Biologie GCSE: Cell biology1 point
Using embryonic stem cells to treat a disease (6 marks) Biologie GCSE: Cell biology6 points
Cloning plants from meristem tissue Biologie GCSE: Cell biology2 points
The order of events in the cell cycle Biologie GCSE: Cell biology1 point
What happens in each stage of the cell cycle Biologie GCSE: Cell biology1 point
Number of cells after n divisions Biologie GCSE: Cell biology2 points
How many divisions, and how long Biologie GCSE: Cell biology3 points
Chromosomes and mitosis Biologie GCSE: Cell biology2 points
Percentage of cells in each stage Biologie GCSE: Cell biology3 points
Time spent in each stage of the cycle Biologie GCSE: Cell biology3 points
Chromosomes and why cells divide Biologie GCSE: Cell biology1 point
What changes the rate of diffusion Biologie GCSE: Cell biology1 point
Diffusion, osmosis or active transport Biologie GCSE: Cell biology1 point
Surface area to volume ratio of a cube Biologie GCSE: Cell biology4 points
Comparing surface area to volume ratios Biologie GCSE: Cell biology4 points
Predicting osmosis Biologie GCSE: Cell biology1 point
Percentage change in mass Biologie GCSE: Cell biology2 points
Required practical: osmosis results table Biologie GCSE: Cell biology3 points
Required practical: reading the osmosis graph Biologie GCSE: Cell biology3 points
Required practical: osmosis variables and technique Biologie GCSE: Cell biology1 point
Plan: the osmosis practical (6 marks) Biologie GCSE: Cell biology6 points
Active transport Biologie GCSE: Cell biology1 point
Bacteria after a number of divisions Biologie GCSE: Cell biology3 points
Bacterial numbers in standard form Biologie GCSE: Cell biology3 points
Finding the mean division time Biologie GCSE: Cell biology3 points
Aseptic technique Biologie GCSE: Cell biology1 point
Area of a clear zone Biologie GCSE: Cell biology3 points
Comparing antibiotics from clear zones Biologie GCSE: Cell biology5 points
Required practical: the clear-zone investigation Biologie GCSE: Cell biology1 point
Cells, tissues, organs and organ systems Biologie GCSE: Organisation: tissues, organs, digestion and circulation1 point
Which enzyme, which products Biologie GCSE: Organisation: tissues, organs, digestion and circulation1 point
Enzymes and the lock and key model Biologie GCSE: Organisation: tissues, organs, digestion and circulation1 point
Where digestion happens Biologie GCSE: Organisation: tissues, organs, digestion and circulation1 point
What bile does Biologie GCSE: Organisation: tissues, organs, digestion and circulation3 points
Rate = 1000 ÷ time Biologie GCSE: Organisation: tissues, organs, digestion and circulation2 points
Rates from a table and the optimum pH Biologie GCSE: Organisation: tissues, organs, digestion and circulation3 points
Reading an enzyme rate graph Biologie GCSE: Organisation: tissues, organs, digestion and circulation3 points
Temperature, pH and denaturing Biologie GCSE: Organisation: tissues, organs, digestion and circulation1 point
Variables in the amylase practical Biologie GCSE: Organisation: tissues, organs, digestion and circulation2 points
Amylase results: anomaly, mean and rate Biologie GCSE: Organisation: tissues, organs, digestion and circulation5 points
Plan: the effect of pH on amylase (6 marks) Biologie GCSE: Organisation: tissues, organs, digestion and circulation6 points
Food test reagents and results Biologie GCSE: Organisation: tissues, organs, digestion and circulation1 point
What does the food contain? Biologie GCSE: Organisation: tissues, organs, digestion and circulation2 points
Which kind of pathogen causes it Biologie GCSE: Infection and response1 point
How a disease is spread Biologie GCSE: Infection and response1 point
Communicable or non-communicable Biologie GCSE: Infection and response1 point
Disease from its symptoms Biologie GCSE: Infection and response1 point
Reducing the spread of a disease Biologie GCSE: Infection and response1 point
Pathogens and how they cause disease Biologie GCSE: Infection and response1 point
Number of bacteria after a time Biologie GCSE: Infection and response3 points
Non-specific defences Biologie GCSE: Infection and response1 point
What white blood cells do Biologie GCSE: Infection and response1 point
Putting the immune response in order Biologie GCSE: Infection and response1 point
Why antibodies are specific Biologie GCSE: Infection and response2 points
Reading an antibody graph Biologie GCSE: Infection and response4 points
Percentage rise in white blood cells Biologie GCSE: Infection and response3 points
The photosynthesis word equation Biologie GCSE: Bioenergetics: photosynthesis and respiration1 point
The balanced symbol equation for photosynthesis Biologie GCSE: Bioenergetics: photosynthesis and respiration1 point
Numbers of molecules in photosynthesis Biologie GCSE: Bioenergetics: photosynthesis and respiration2 points
Light, chlorophyll and an endothermic reaction Biologie GCSE: Bioenergetics: photosynthesis and respiration1 point
What a plant does with its glucose Biologie GCSE: Bioenergetics: photosynthesis and respiration1 point
Testing leaves for starch Biologie GCSE: Bioenergetics: photosynthesis and respiration2 points
Why a plant needs light Biologie GCSE: Bioenergetics: photosynthesis and respiration3 points
Rate of oxygen production Biologie GCSE: Bioenergetics: photosynthesis and respiration3 points
Bubble counts: anomaly, mean and trend Biologie GCSE: Bioenergetics: photosynthesis and respiration4 points
The pondweed practical: variables and control Biologie GCSE: Bioenergetics: photosynthesis and respiration1 point
The inverse square law for light Biologie GCSE: Bioenergetics: photosynthesis and respiration3 points
Relative light intensity from distance Biologie GCSE: Bioenergetics: photosynthesis and respiration3 points
Which factor is limiting at a point on the graph Biologie GCSE: Bioenergetics: photosynthesis and respiration2 points
Reading a limiting factors graph Biologie GCSE: Bioenergetics: photosynthesis and respiration4 points
Plan: light intensity and photosynthesis (6 marks) Biologie GCSE: Bioenergetics: photosynthesis and respiration6 points
What homeostasis is and the parts of a control system Biologie GCSE: Homeostasis and response1 point
The order of a reflex arc Biologie GCSE: Homeostasis and response3 points
Receptor, coordination centre or effector Biologie GCSE: Homeostasis and response1 point
Types of neurone and the CNS Biologie GCSE: Homeostasis and response1 point
How a synapse works Biologie GCSE: Homeostasis and response1 point
Speed of a nerve impulse Biologie GCSE: Homeostasis and response2 points
How an impulse crosses a synapse Biologie GCSE: Homeostasis and response3 points
The reflex arc (6 marks) Biologie GCSE: Homeostasis and response6 points
Reaction time from a ruler drop Biologie GCSE: Homeostasis and response4 points
A distance to reaction time conversion table Biologie GCSE: Homeostasis and response3 points
Repeat reaction times: anomaly and mean Biologie GCSE: Homeostasis and response4 points
Does caffeine change reaction time? Biologie GCSE: Homeostasis and response5 points
Reaction time investigation: variables and method Biologie GCSE: Homeostasis and response1 point
Plan a reaction time investigation (6 marks) Biologie GCSE: Homeostasis and response6 points
Chromosomes in gametes and body cells Biologie GCSE: Inheritance, variation and evolution2 points
Cells and chromosomes after cell division Biologie GCSE: Inheritance, variation and evolution2 points
Different gametes from chromosome pairs Biologie GCSE: Inheritance, variation and evolution2 points
Sexual and asexual reproduction Biologie GCSE: Inheritance, variation and evolution1 point
Meiosis, mitosis and fertilisation Biologie GCSE: Inheritance, variation and evolution1 point
DNA, genes, chromosomes and the genome Biologie GCSE: Inheritance, variation and evolution1 point
Words for inheritance Biologie GCSE: Inheritance, variation and evolution1 point
Genotypes and phenotypes Biologie GCSE: Inheritance, variation and evolution1 point
Percentage of offspring from a cross Biologie GCSE: Inheritance, variation and evolution2 points
Ratio of phenotypes from a cross Biologie GCSE: Inheritance, variation and evolution1 point
Completing a Punnett square Biologie GCSE: Inheritance, variation and evolution3 points
Genotypes from a family tree Biologie GCSE: Inheritance, variation and evolution2 points
Chance of a boy or a girl Biologie GCSE: Inheritance, variation and evolution2 points
Population, community, habitat and ecosystem Biologie GCSE: Ecology1 point
Abiotic and biotic factors Biologie GCSE: Ecology1 point
Interdependence in a food web Biologie GCSE: Ecology2 points
Structural, behavioural and functional adaptations Biologie GCSE: Ecology1 point
Explaining an adaptation Biologie GCSE: Ecology3 points
Competition and extremophiles Biologie GCSE: Ecology1 point
Reading a graph of distribution against an abiotic factor Biologie GCSE: Ecology4 points
Percentage cover from a gridded quadrat Biologie GCSE: Ecology4 points
Population from quadrats that are not 1 m² Biologie GCSE: Ecology4 points
Required practical: a belt transect into a wood Biologie GCSE: Ecology5 points
Reading distribution along a transect Biologie GCSE: Ecology3 points
Capture-recapture Biologie GCSE: Ecology3 points
Capture-recapture: the assumptions Biologie GCSE: Ecology1 point
Required practical: designing a field investigation Biologie GCSE: Ecology1 point
Plan: comparing a plant population in two areas (6 marks) Biologie GCSE: Ecology6 points
mm, μm and nm Biologie GCSE: Required practicals and maths skills1 point
Magnification Biologie GCSE: Required practicals and maths skills2 points
Real size from magnification Biologie GCSE: Required practicals and maths skills2 points
Sizes in standard form Biologie GCSE: Required practicals and maths skills1 point
Total magnification of a microscope Biologie GCSE: Required practicals and maths skills1 point
Light and electron microscopes Biologie GCSE: Required practicals and maths skills1 point
Percentage change in mass Biologie GCSE: Required practicals and maths skills2 points
Mean of repeats Biologie GCSE: Required practicals and maths skills1 point
Spotting an anomaly Biologie GCSE: Required practicals and maths skills1 point
Range and uncertainty Biologie GCSE: Required practicals and maths skills2 points
Percentage of a total Biologie GCSE: Required practicals and maths skills1 point
Variables in a biology investigation Biologie GCSE: Required practicals and maths skills1 point
Real size from a scale bar Biologie GCSE: Required practicals and maths skills2 points
Percentage difference between two means Biologie GCSE: Required practicals and maths skills2 points
Abstraction: what to leave out Informatique GCSE: Algorithms1 point
Computational thinking words Informatique GCSE: Algorithms1 point
Which technique is this? Informatique GCSE: Algorithms1 point
Flowchart symbols Informatique GCSE: Algorithms1 point
Follow an algorithm written as steps Informatique GCSE: Algorithms2 points
Input, process, output Informatique GCSE: Algorithms1 point
Linear search: comparisons Informatique GCSE: Algorithms1 point
Binary search: the items compared Informatique GCSE: Algorithms2 points
Binary search: first item and comparisons Informatique GCSE: Algorithms2 points
Which list can binary search use? Informatique GCSE: Algorithms1 point
Why binary search needs a sorted list Informatique GCSE: Algorithms1 point
Bubble sort: the first pass Informatique GCSE: Algorithms2 points
Reading a structure diagram Informatique GCSE: Algorithms2 points
Adding to a structure diagram Informatique GCSE: Algorithms2 points
Choose a data type Informatique GCSE: Programming in exam style1 point
MOD and DIV Informatique GCSE: Programming in exam style2 points
Operator precedence Informatique GCSE: Programming in exam style1 point
Boolean operators Informatique GCSE: Programming in exam style1 point
Variables and constants Informatique GCSE: Programming in exam style1 point
Strings, numbers and casting Informatique GCSE: Programming in exam style1 point
Selection: what is output? Informatique GCSE: Programming in exam style1 point
A for loop Informatique GCSE: Programming in exam style2 points
A while loop Informatique GCSE: Programming in exam style2 points
Which kind of loop? Informatique GCSE: Programming in exam style1 point
Array indexes Informatique GCSE: Programming in exam style1 point
Normal, boundary or erroneous? Informatique GCSE: Programming in exam style1 point
Database words Informatique GCSE: Databases and SQL1 point
Records and fields Informatique GCSE: Databases and SQL2 points
Choose a primary key Informatique GCSE: Databases and SQL1 point
Primary and foreign keys Informatique GCSE: Databases and SQL2 points
Choose a data type for a field Informatique GCSE: Databases and SQL1 point
Redundancy and inconsistency Informatique GCSE: Databases and SQL1 point
A table held in a 2D array Informatique GCSE: Databases and SQL1 point
SELECT with WHERE Informatique GCSE: Databases and SQL2 points
How many records match? Informatique GCSE: Databases and SQL1 point
The size of a query result Informatique GCSE: Databases and SQL2 points
ORDER BY ASC and DESC Informatique GCSE: Databases and SQL2 points
SQL keywords Informatique GCSE: Databases and SQL1 point
Binary to denary Informatique GCSE: Data representation1 point
Denary to binary Informatique GCSE: Data representation1 point
Hexadecimal to denary Informatique GCSE: Data representation2 points
Denary to hexadecimal Informatique GCSE: Data representation2 points
Binary to hexadecimal Informatique GCSE: Data representation1 point
Hexadecimal to binary Informatique GCSE: Data representation1 point
Units of data Informatique GCSE: Data representation1 point
Largest number in n bits Informatique GCSE: Data representation1 point
Bases and units: facts Informatique GCSE: Data representation1 point
Binary addition Informatique GCSE: Data representation2 points
Binary shifts Informatique GCSE: Data representation2 points
Binary arithmetic: facts Informatique GCSE: Data representation1 point
Binary units: kibibytes and mebibytes Informatique GCSE: Data representation1 point
The fetch-execute cycle in order Informatique GCSE: Computer systems1 point
Registers Informatique GCSE: Computer systems1 point
Parts of the CPU Informatique GCSE: Computer systems1 point
Hardware or software? Informatique GCSE: Computer systems1 point
Clock speed Informatique GCSE: Computer systems1 point
What affects CPU performance? Informatique GCSE: Computer systems1 point
LAN or WAN? Informatique GCSE: Networks and protocols1 point
Network hardware Informatique GCSE: Networks and protocols1 point
Client-server and peer-to-peer Informatique GCSE: Networks and protocols1 point
Counting connections Informatique GCSE: Networks and protocols1 point
Star and mesh topologies Informatique GCSE: Networks and protocols1 point
The internet, DNS and hosting Informatique GCSE: Networks and protocols1 point
An IP address in binary Informatique GCSE: Networks and protocols2 points
IP and MAC addresses Informatique GCSE: Networks and protocols1 point
How many addresses? Informatique GCSE: Networks and protocols1 point
Which protocol? Informatique GCSE: Networks and protocols1 point
Transfer time Informatique GCSE: Networks and protocols2 points
A valid MAC address Informatique GCSE: Networks and protocols1 point
Bus topology Informatique GCSE: Networks and protocols1 point
Counting cables in a bus Informatique GCSE: Networks and protocols2 points
Types of malware Informatique GCSE: Cyber security1 point
Social engineering Informatique GCSE: Cyber security1 point
Spotting a phishing email Informatique GCSE: Cyber security1 point
Threats: facts Informatique GCSE: Cyber security1 point
Which attack is this? Informatique GCSE: Cyber security1 point
How many possible passwords? Informatique GCSE: Cyber security2 points
Protecting a system Informatique GCSE: Cyber security1 point
Which password meets the policy? Informatique GCSE: Cyber security1 point
Caesar cipher: encrypt Informatique GCSE: Cyber security2 points
Which input is suspicious? Informatique GCSE: Cyber security1 point
Truth table of one gate Informatique GCSE: Boolean logic2 points
Which gate has this truth table? Informatique GCSE: Boolean logic1 point
Output of one gate Informatique GCSE: Boolean logic1 point
Gate symbols Informatique GCSE: Boolean logic1 point
Logic notation Informatique GCSE: Boolean logic1 point
How many rows? Informatique GCSE: Boolean logic1 point
Logic gates: facts Informatique GCSE: Boolean logic1 point
Expression: the output, 2 inputs Informatique GCSE: Boolean logic1 point
Circuit: the output, 2 inputs Informatique GCSE: Boolean logic1 point
Truth table for an expression, 2 inputs Informatique GCSE: Boolean logic2 points
Two gates in a row Informatique GCSE: Boolean logic1 point
Decode a machine code instruction Informatique GCSE: Languages and translators2 points
High-level and low-level languages Informatique GCSE: Languages and translators1 point
Which kind of code is this? Informatique GCSE: Languages and translators1 point
Which translator? Informatique GCSE: Languages and translators1 point
Compiler or interpreter? Informatique GCSE: Languages and translators1 point
IDE features Informatique GCSE: Languages and translators1 point
Privacy Informatique GCSE: Ethical, legal and environmental impacts1 point
Ethical issues Informatique GCSE: Ethical, legal and environmental impacts1 point
Cultural and social issues Informatique GCSE: Ethical, legal and environmental impacts1 point
Computer Misuse Act offences Informatique GCSE: Ethical, legal and environmental impacts1 point
Which law is broken? Informatique GCSE: Ethical, legal and environmental impacts1 point
Data protection Informatique GCSE: Ethical, legal and environmental impacts1 point
Energy used by a device Informatique GCSE: Ethical, legal and environmental impacts2 points
Environmental impacts Informatique GCSE: Ethical, legal and environmental impacts1 point

Les questions valent pour tous les organismes qui enseignent ce thème.