Key Stage 3 Chemistry- UK syllabus aligned 202 original questions

Key Stage 3 aligned Chemistry syllabus - 202 questions.

This resource contains a syllabus document to explain what questions, which topics and the number of questions per topic. This includes three-introduction questions per sub-topic. The questions are a mixture of multiple-choice, short-answer, multi-choice multi-answer and long-answer questions.

EACH SUB-TOPIC has its own word document with answers, a word document without answers (student version) and a powerpoint with answers that helps with the use and functionality of this offering.

EACH QUESTION: Comes with clear amount of marks, a difficulty rating (easy, medium or hard), the stated question type including clear instructions and the solution along with explanation of marks assigned.

The syllabus and layout is as follows:

Topic 1: Matter (55 questions)

Topic 1.1: The particulate nature of matter - 11 questions
Topic 1.2: Atoms, elements and compounds - 19 questions - 4 extension questions (23 total)
Topic 1.3: Pure and impure substances - 19 questions - 2 extension questions (21 total)
Topic 2: Chemical reactions (61 questions)

Topic 2.1: Matter and representing chemical reactions - 15 questions - 2 extension questions (17 total)
Topic 2.2: Types of Chemical reactions - 27 questions - 2 extension questions (29 total)
Topic 2.3: Energetics - 11 questions - 4 extension questions (15 total)
Topic 3: Material and elemental properties (56 questions)

Topic 3.1: The Periodic Table - 35 questions
Topic 3.2: Materials - 19 questions - 2 extension questions (21 total)
Topic 4: Earth and atmosphere (30 total)

Topic 4.1: The Earth - 15 questions
Topic 4.2: The Atmosphere - 15 questions

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