pptx, 54.24 KB
pptx, 54.24 KB
pdf, 484.72 KB
pdf, 484.72 KB

A 15-question worksheet covering thinking, braking and stopping distance built against AQA GCSE Physics spec 4.5.6.3 (Combined Science Trilogy: 6.5.4.3), including reaction time and the factors that affect braking distance.

Questions are exam-style structured into three tiers of demand: recall, describe, and explain. Students build from simple retrieval up to full extended explanations, matching the command words AQA uses. A full answer key is included for quick teacher, self- or peer-assessment.

Includes real-world contexts (typical reaction times, the effect of tiredness/drugs/alcohol on thinking distance, wet/icy road conditions, worn brakes and tyres) so students can link the Physics to their experiences.

What’s included:

  • Editable powerpoint (.ppt) easy to adapt for other exam boards or international curricula
  • Ready-to-print PDF of 15 questions totalling 30 marks
  • Full answers

    Designed to help you to:
  • Save time with a ready-to print resource for a plenary or practice within teaching, homework or cover work, or a revision task to prepare for paper 2 in class or intervention sessions
  • Encourage independence with structured independent practice of exam-style questions
  • Build students competence and familiarity with AQA questions and command words
  • Ensure progress with a self-scaffolding worksheet which builds and then extends on foundations and demand
  • Feedback without fuss with a ready to project/print answer sheet to facilitate green/purple penning in peer or self-assessment.

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