4 test papers, with mark schemes. 50 marks = 1 hour's worth of questions to test pupil&'s understanding at end of topic. One of the most important C3 topics, Questions include inverses, range, domain, compound functions, solve a function for x, substitution, graphical representation, ln equations, exponential equations, use diff to find range, inverse of compound functions, transformations, incl mod.

Similar processes to another worksheet on here. questions and grids can be edited to alter difficulty. 2 pages making steady progress in difficulty. Suggested plenary question : do we add the denominators together when adding fractions?

Tarsia is in word format, but pages are tiffs puzzle creates a jigsaw triangle. Match questions with answers- answers have fraction AND diagram IWB is active inspire. any comments or suggestions welcome enjoy and thanks

End of unit/topic test for C1. I suggest to be completed to ensure successful learning of this part of module. Could also be used for revision

Squares Rectangles Parallelograms Triangles

50 marks = 1 hours worth of test, WITH detailed mark schemes. Tests questions followed by response space bordered and set smartly for an end of unit test. Choice of 5 tests, range of question types, and sub-topics. Show that; Rcos(x-a); solve for x; diff included with one or 2 questions; reciprocal and inverse trig.

A worksheet on fractions for KS2 and KS3 students. students. We NEVER add the denominators when adding fractions. Shade regions in grids of different shapes to add fractions and visualise the fractions. Simple differentiation and extension work can be extrapolated from these sheets.

Discuss and tabulate the properties of quadrilaterals. Questions on missing angles and side lengths, to be answered using the properties. Any views/criticisms welcome, please. Hope you use it successfully.

Sin, Cos, Tan. Missing angles and sides. Excel Question sheet with answers (separate tab) SOHCAHTOA Progression sheet, finding in tan: opp, then adj, then angle. Same in cos and sin.

3 tests with attached mark schemes. To be used as a test, or for aid to revision, pre-exam.

Tangent, tan, angle, opposite, adjacent, ratio, triangle, right angle.

This is specifically for AQA students at C1. Some questions involve second derivative verification of max/min, and/or solving a max/min problem. This is C2 for Edexcel.

C1 test for ALL boards. I suggest this is used at the end of learning about quadratics, to test how well learning has gone. Also, could be used as part of revision.

Mark Scheme to Correspond. Suggest this is done at end of Circle Unit. Of course, this is C1 for OCR and AQA. But C2 for Edexcel.