

A set of 30 exam-style questions covering the DC electricity content of A-level Physics, with full mark schemes, worked solutions and teacher notes. Written to match the AQA A-level Physics specification (7408), and suitable for other exam boards’ electricity content too.
What’s included
- 30 multi-part exam-style questions, increasing in difficulty
- Full mark schemes for every question
- Fully worked solutions with clear, structured steps
- Teacher notes highlighting key ideas and common misconceptions
Content coverage
- Current, charge, potential difference and resistance
- Current–voltage characteristics: ohmic conductors, filament lamps and diodes
- Resistivity, thermistors and superconductivity
- Required practical: determining the resistivity of a wire
- Series and parallel circuits, energy and power
- Potential dividers with thermistors, LDRs and variable resistors
- EMF and internal resistance
- Required practical: measuring the emf and internal resistance of a cell
- Mixed multi-step exam-style problems
Who is it for?
- A-level Physics students in Year 12, and Year 13 students revising
- Teachers looking for ready-to-use exam practice
- Homework, independent study, revision or assessment
Why use it?
- Written by an experienced Head of Physics to match the style and difficulty of real exam questions
- Encourages clear working and structured problem solving
- Builds confidence from standard questions up to more challenging ones
- Saves time on lesson planning and resource creation
Format: PDF, suitable for printing or digital use.
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