All 1843 questions from the workbooks, one at a time, with the mark scheme a tap away. Write your answer first, then mark yourself against what the examiner is actually looking for; each question comes back on a schedule set by how it went.
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A timed set draws questions from whatever you have selected, orders them easiest first and puts about a minute and a half a mark on the clock, which is roughly the rate the written papers run at. The mark scheme stays shut until you finish, then you mark each answer against it.
A timed set is text-only practice, not a simulation of a real paper. Every question in this bank is written prose: there is no diagram, circuit, apparatus drawing, table or graph to read, so a set drills calculation and written explanation and leaves out the diagram-reading, apparatus work and plotted-data analysis that real papers carry. Practise those from the boards’ own papers, linked from the past papers page.
Progress lives in this browser, on this device, unless you sign in. 1843 questions worth 5394 marks, every one original InkPhysics material rather than past-paper text. Prefer paper? The same questions are in the printable workbooks, with the answers in a separate book.