This is a set of Fleming’s Left Hand Rule questions, suitable for practice for GCSE/IGCSE or even A-level. There are 18 questions (over 8 pages) mostly of a simple application, to either identify force, current direction or magnet polarity. All questions are fill in answers on the sheet. Good practice for students.

This is a set of 9 questions using the v2 = u2 + 2as formula, suitable for use with GCSE/IGCSE classes. The questions involve some re-arrangement of the formula and a small amount of unit conversion, so are suitable for more mathematically able students. The questions are worth a total of 30 marks and are appropriate as a homework or revision exercise.

16 questions (12 pages) of high quality original questions on time dilation, set by former principal examiner. Particularly suitable for AQA turning points option, but for any examination board covering Special Relativity. Questions are graded, and the latter ones particularly challenging. Especially suitable for the new higher level of required mathematics. Can be used as a booklet on its own, or edited for use in homework or other assessment.

This is a set of 10 high quality questions, written by a current A level Physics Principal Examiner, covering the determination of nuclear radius section of the AQA A-level Physics course. These are unique questions written specifically for the TES site. These cover a wide variety of the necessary skills of the A level course, and have a wide range of difficulty. They include some advanced (Level 2) mathematics techniques, as well a novel approaches and ideas about the experimental measurements. There are 22 pages of questions, totalling 130 marks, in an editable format. There are few questions of this level otherwise available, so this is an excellent resource to cover a topic. MARK SCHEME IS NOW ATTACHED.

This is a set of four quite straightforward questions suitable for the new topic of HR diagrams on the Edexcel IGCSE 1-9 course. Mark schemes provided.

This is a set of revision notes, in booklet form, covering 3.8.1.1 - 3.8.1.3 of the AQA A -level Physics specification.

This provides the solutions to the multiple choice questions from the AQA A level Physics Papers 1&2 2019. This is useful for students to check their own answers and understand why the correct responses are as they are.

13 practice questions on the use of the Boyle’s law formula. Has some unit conversions (kPa to Pa etc) and some old fashioned units for pressure (torr, mmHg) to allow students to convert between these.

This is all of the questions from the AQA past papers covering the 2001-2010 specifcation and 2009-2017 specifcation (2450) on the Discovery of the electron from the turning points option. They have been put into approximate relevant order (discharge tubes, thermionic emission, e/m measurements, Millikan’s experiment). There are 24 questions. The copyright is held by AQA but as there are freely available elsewhere I am assuming that AQA are happy with these being used for revision.

This zip file contains word (editable) files of all of the 32 questions from AQA A-level Physics on refraction and from the two specifications prior to the current one, from 2001 to 2017. They have all been reformatted so that they are all in a consistent style. Mark schemes are not provided, but the paper and question code is in the footer of each question as (session/year/paper/question number) and can be found online. The copyright of these questions is held by AQA, and no infringement is intended. These questions are for free educational use only.