<p>This is a PDF document containing <em><strong>6</strong></em> questions of varying formats and a mark scheme for the GCSE Combined Science <em><strong>Chemistry</strong></em> (Higher) mock/practice paper 2 covering <em><strong>Key Concepts in Chemistry; Atomic Structure; Groups in the Periodic Table; Rates of Reactions and Energy Changes; Crude Oil, Hydrocarbons and Alkanes; Evolution of the Atmosphere; and Metals and Chemical Reactions</strong></em>. This paper can be used as a mock test administered at the end of covering all the topics included on paper 2 of the final exam or as revision tool for the final GCSE exam. <em><strong>60</strong></em> marks are awarded in total for this paper and the estimated time for completion is <em><strong>1 hour 10 minutes</strong></em>.</p>

<p>A complete Mathematics lesson on Upper and Lower Bounds, inclusive of Learning Objectives, Starter Activities, Main Activities, Worked Examples and a Past Paper Question on the topic, at the end. This lesson is suitable for students who are studying the Higher Tier of the GCSE Mathematics curriculum.</p>

<p>This is a complete lesson on solving simultaneous equations algebraically using the elimination method. The presentation includes objectives, explanation of methods and practice questions.</p>

<p>The powerpoint is a complete lesson on Surd, suitable for students studying at the GCSE Mathematics level. Four learning objectives are covered including simplifying surds, rationalising the denominator, expand and simplifying surds and factorising surds. There is a Maths Trivia on Golden Ratio, which brings to the fore how surds are used in real life. There is a starter, pre-requisite knowledge check, main activities and a plenary. The plenary consists of three different types of questions; reasoning, problem-solving and exam type questions</p>

<p>This is a complete Mathematics PowerPoint lesson on the topic Circle Theorem. The lesson includes learning objectives, starter and warm up activities, nine circle theorems along with worked examples, questions and step-by-step workings out based on each theorem. The lesson is concluded with two exam styled questions with workings out, which can be used as a plenary or given as homework.</p>

<p>This is a PDF document containing <em><strong>31</strong></em> multiple choice questions, 8 short answer/essay type questions and a mark scheme for the GCSE <em><strong>Physics</strong></em> (Higher) topic of <em><strong>Radioactivity</strong></em>. The questions are designed mainly for pupils who are studying the Edexcel Higher Combined Science <em><strong>Physics</strong></em> syllabus. The test can be administered at the end of studying the topic of <em><strong>Radioactivity</strong></em> and/or can be used as a revision assessment in preparation for the final GCSE exam. <em><strong>31</strong></em> marks (1 mark per question) are awarded to the multiple choice section of the paper and <em><strong>29</strong></em> marks are awarded for the essay/short answer part of the assessment, giving a total of <em><strong>60</strong></em> marks.</p>

<p>This is a PDF document containing <em><strong>42</strong></em> multiple choice questions, <em><strong>8</strong></em> short answer/essay type questions and a mark scheme for the GCSE <em><strong>Biology</strong></em> (Higher) topic of <em><strong>Health, Disease and the Development of Medicine</strong></em>. The questions are designed mainly for pupils who are studying the Edexcel Higher Combined Science <em><strong>Biology</strong></em> syllabus. The test can be administered at the end of studying the topic of <em><strong>Health, Disease and the Development of Medicine</strong></em> and/or can be used as a revision assessment in preparation for the final GCSE exam. <em><strong>42</strong></em> marks (1 mark per question) are awarded to the multiple choice section of the paper and <em><strong>25</strong></em> marks are awarded for the essay/short answer part of the assessment, giving a total of <em><strong>67</strong></em> marks.</p>

<p>This is a PDF document containing <em><strong>32</strong></em> multiple choice questions, <em><strong>5</strong></em> short answer/essay type questions and a mark scheme for the GCSE <em><strong>Chemistry</strong></em> (Higher) topic of <em><strong>Chemical Changes</strong></em>. The questions are designed mainly for pupils who are studying the Edexcel Higher Combined Science <em><strong>Chemistry</strong></em> syllabus. The test can be administered at the end of studying the topic of <em><strong>Chemical Changes</strong></em> and/or can be used as a revision assessment in preparation for the final GCSE exam. <em><strong>32</strong></em> marks (1 mark per question) are awarded to the multiple choice section of the paper and <em><strong>16</strong></em> marks are awarded for the essay/short answer part of the assessment, giving a total of <em><strong>48</strong></em> marks.</p>

<p>This is a PDF document containing <em><strong>32</strong></em> multiple choice questions, <em><strong>6</strong></em> short answer/essay type questions and a mark scheme for the GCSE <em><strong>Biology</strong></em> (Higher) topic of <em><strong>Genetics</strong></em>. The questions are designed mainly for pupils who are studying the Edexcel Higher Combined Science <em><strong>Biology</strong></em> syllabus. The test can be administered at the end of studying the topic of <em><strong>Genetics</strong></em> and/or can be used as a revision assessment in preparation for the final GCSE exam. <em><strong>32</strong></em> marks (1 mark per question) are awarded to the multiple choice section of the paper and <em><strong>27</strong></em> marks are awarded for the essay/short answer part of the assessment, giving a total of <em><strong>59</strong></em> marks.</p>

20 Grade C Maths quiz questions, presented on an interactive powerpoint. Great resource for a starter activity or it can be used to consolidate previously learnt topics.

<p>This PowerPoint is a complete lesson that covers five objectives involving Simultaneous Linear and Quadratic Equations. The activities include a starter, warm up activity, worked examples, questions for students to do in lesson followed by the solutions and a past paper question on the topic including the worked solution.</p>

<p>This PowerPoint is a complete lesson on the topic Quadratic Sequence. Included in this PowerPoint are the learning objectives, a starter activity that helps students to recall the prerequisite knowledge needed for this topic, worked examples of how to find the nth term of a quadratic sequence, a few questions for students to have a go at and plenary which constitutes a past paper question.</p>

<p>This GCSE Mathematics Higher Sample Exam Paper 2, consists of 16 questions totaling 80 marks. Calculators are allowed for this paper, which can be used ideally for mock exams or for summative assessments.</p>

<p>These 121 GCSE Mathematics paper 1 questions, are mainly for the higher tier students but foundation candidates can challenge themselves by having a go. The questions range from a wide variety of Mathematics topics. The questions can be completed as part of an ongoing formative assessment process but teachers are at liberty to use these questions to assess students progress.</p>

<p>This GCSE Mathematics Higher paper 1 exam consists of 24 non calculator questions totaling 80 marks. Teachers can use this as a mock exam paper or as a summative assessment. The paper is tailored mainly for year 11 students or students who are doing the final GCSE Mathematics curriculum.</p>