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A ready-to-use 30-minute, 30-mark topic test on Cracking for Pearson Edexcel International GCSE Chemistry (4CH1), with a full mark scheme and a student self-assessment sheet. Print it and use it straight away.

What’s included

  • Question paper: 5 exam-style questions in a familiar exam layout, getting harder as students work through
  • Mark scheme with allow / ignore notes and the grade band for every question part
  • Student RAG self-assessment sheet linked to each question
  • Editable Word files and print-ready PDFs

Students practise how to:

  • describe cracking, its conditions and thermal decomposition
  • use supply and demand data to explain why cracking is needed
  • write and balance cracking equations and test for alkenes
  • describe and explain the laboratory cracking experiment
  • calculate masses and percentage yield

One paper for the whole class: 8 marks at grades 1–3, 11 marks at grades 4–6 and 11 marks at grades 7–9, so you can set it to mixed-ability groups or pick out sections.

Ideal for end-of-topic assessment, homework, revision lessons or cover work. Pairs with the free “Cracking Alkanes Explained” summary video on the Chemistry That Counts YouTube channel: https://youtu.be/mnLLcYSALds

Independent resource written by an experienced IGCSE chemistry teacher. Not produced or endorsed by Pearson Edexcel.

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