This topic is part of the Animals, Including Humans Programme of Study and focuses on the circulatory system. The 30 questions explore the main parts of the human circulatory system and the functions of the heart, blood vessels and blood. Vocabulary includes veins, arteries, capillaries, blood, plasma, platelets, white blood cells and red blood cells. Print double sided and the answers will be on the back. Great for checking for understanding of key concepts and revision.

Part of the Year 6 Programme of Study, Light. The 30 questions explore how we see, how shadows are made and how light reflects. Examples of vocabulary include reflection, refraction, opaque, translucent, transparent, pupil and shadow. Print double sided and the answers will be on the back. Great for checking for understanding of key concepts and revision.

This topic is part of the Animals, Including Humans Programme of Study and focuses on nutrition and health. The 30 questions explore the impact of diet, exercise and drugs on the human body. Vocabulary includes protein, fat, carbohydrate, addiction, overdose, nutrients, vitamins and minerals. Print double sided and the answers will be on the back. Great for checking for understanding of key concepts and revision.

This unit focuses on the Year 6 topic of Evolution ad Inheritance. The 30 questions explore plant and animal adaptation and the inheritance of traits from parents. Examples of key vocabulary: habitat, adaptation, evolution, natural selection, inherited and environmental characteristics. Print double sided and the answers will be on the back. Great for checking for understanding of key concepts and revision.

The unit focuses on the year 6 topic of Electricity. The 30 questions include areas such as how to increase/decrease the brightness of bulbs through varying the electrical current and circuit diagrams. Vocabulary includes, conductor, insulator, current, circuit, cell, filament and Volt. Print double sided and the answers will be on the back. Great for checking for understanding of key concepts and revision.

This unit focuses on the year 6 topic of Living Things and Their Habitats, exploring the classification of plants and animals. The 30 questions include classification keys and vocabulary such as vertebrate/invertebrate, micro-organism, microbe, yeast, protozoa, algae, bacteria ad virus. Print double sided and the answers will be on the back. Great for checking for understanding of key concepts and revision.

This topic combines parts of the Year 5 Living Things and their Habitats and Animals, including Humans Programmes of Study, focusing on the Life Cycles of Plants. The 30 questions explore the 6 stages of the flowering plant’s life cycle, the parts of the flower as well as sexual and asexual reproduction in plants. Examples of vocabulary include, stamen, stigma, anther, ovary, pollination and seed dispersal. Print double sided and the answers will be on the back. Great for checking for understanding of key concepts and revision.

This topic combines parts of the Year 5 Living Things and their Habitats and Animals, including Humans Programmes of Study, focusing on the Life Cycles of Animals. The 30 questions explore the life cycles of different animals, including insects, birds, amphibians and humans. Examples of vocabulary include larva, nymph, fledgling, puberty and adolescent. Print double sided and the answers will be on the back. Great for checking for understanding of key concepts and revision.

This topic is part of the Properties and Changes of Materials year 5 Programme of Study and focuses on Changes of Materials. The 22 questions explore reversible and irreversible changes, dissolving mixing and changes or state. Vocabulary includes, filtration, burning, melting, evaporation, condensation and freezing. Print double sided and the answers will be on the back. Great for checking for understanding of key concepts and revision.

This topic is part of the Properties and Changes of Materials year 5 programme of study and focuses on Properties of Materials. The 22 questions explore dissolving and separation of materials as well as grouping everyday materials based on their properties. Vocabulary includes soluble, insoluble, solvent, dissolving, filtration, evaporation, insulator and conductor. Print double sided and the answers will be on the back. Great for checking for understanding of key concepts and revision.

This unit focuses on the year 5 topic of Forces, exploring the different types of forces. The 30 questions include examples of different forces and how they act on moving objects. Vocabulary includes gravity, friction, air resistance, water resistance, balanced, push and pull. Print double sided and the answers will be on the back. Great for checking for understanding of key concepts and revision.

Part of the year 5 Programme of Study, Earth and Space. The 30 questions explore the movement of the Earth and moon, night and day, as well as the solar system. Examples of vocabulary include orbit, axis, rotation and sphere. Print double sided and the answers will be on the back. Great for checking for understanding of key concepts and revision.

This unit focuses on the Year 4 topic of States of Matter. The 30 questions include: identifying materials as solids, liquids and gases; comparing their similarities; changes of state; and the water cycle. Key vocabulary includes: solid, liquid, gas, melting, freezing, solidifying, condensation and evaporation. Print double sided and the answers will be on the back. Great for checking for understanding of key concepts and revision.

These 22 questions focus on identifying how sounds are made and travel, as well as differences in loudness and pitch in different musical instruments. Examples of vocabulary include vibration, loud and quiet volume, high and low pitch. Print double sided and the answers will be on the back. Great for checking for understanding of key concepts and revision.

This unit focuses on the Year 4 topic of Electricity. The 22 questions include examples of electrical appliances, identifying electrical symbols and whether a circuit is complete. Key vocabulary includes cell, battery, circuit, bulb, motor, switch, insulator, conductor. Print double sided and the answers will be on the back. Great for checking for understanding of key concepts and revision.

This unit focuses on the Year 3 topic of Rocks. The 30 questions include naming different kinds of rocks, grouping different types of rock and the formation of fossils. Key vocabulary includes: igneous, metamorphic, sedimentary, minerals, sediment and crystallise. Print double sided and the answers will be on the back. Great for checking for understanding of key concepts and revision.

The 22 questions explore how light travels, how shadows are formed and how light it reflected. Examples of vocabulary include: transparent, opaque, translucent, shadow and reflect. Print double sided and the answers will be on the back. Great for checking for understanding of key concepts and revision.