longsands sxith form year 13
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LONGSANDS SXITH FORM
Year 13 Mock Exams Subject Information
10-21 January 2022
Contents Business Studies, Accounting, Economics and BTEC Business Studies .................................................................................................................................................................... 3
Computing ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 6
English Literature....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 7
English Language and Literature ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 8
Film studies Studies ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 9
Fine Art .................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 10
French and German ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 11
Geography ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 12
Geology .................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 13
History ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 14
Mathematics ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 15
Further Mathematics .............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 16
Media ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 17
Music Technology .................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 18
Politics ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 19
Psychology, Sociology and Criminology ................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 20
Religious Education ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 22
Science - Biology ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 23
Science - Chemistry ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 24
Science - Physics ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 25
Year 13 Mock Examinations Timetable January 2022 ........................................................................................................................................................................................... 26
Business Studies, Accounting, Economics and BTEC Business Studies
Course Title Papers description Syllabus content to
be examined Key exam instructions
Revision information – specifically the resources students should be using to prepare for the exams and revision tips
A Level Economics AQA 7136
Paper 1- Markets and Market Failure 7136-1 2hours 80 marks
AS – All micro-economics topics A2 - Micro-economics topics covered up to Christmas break. Linear exam
Section A (40marks) Read either Context A or Context B (not both). Context based short and long type questions. Section B (40marks) Answer either Essay 1 or Essay 2 (not both).
Home-learning/private study
• around 5 hours’ work per week of study away from lessons, completion of homework, reading up on economics in the real world and practising exam skills (past papers and end of topic tests).
• A revision timetable and planner is necessary.
Textbooks / PLC
• Read issued AS and A2 textbooks, revision guide.
• Student PLCs – complete them
• Revision workbooks offering exam-style questions issued. Complete independently.
Other resources
• Lesson handouts
• https://www.economicsonline.co.uk/ www.tutor2u.net/economics for retrieval practices
• The BBC and the Guardian website have good Economics current affairs: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/economic/, http://www.theguardian.com/uk
• Tutor2u has a range of Blog information and revision presentations:- http://www.tutor2u.net/blog/index.php/economics
• Youtube is a fantastic and resourceful e-learning platform.
AQA economics A level past papers from the AQA website https://www.aqa.org.uk/subjects/economics/as-and-a-level/economics-7135-7136/assessment-resources
Paper 2- National and International Economy 7136-2 2hours 80 marks
AS – All macro-economic topics A2 – Macro-economic topics covered up to Christmas break Linear exam
Section A (40marks) Read either Context A or Context B (not both). Context based short and long type questions Section B (40marks) Answer either Essay 1 or Essay 2 (not both).
Paper 3- Economic Principles and Issues 7136-3 2hours 80 marks
AS and A2 micro and macro-economic topics covered in Papers 1 and 2. Linear exam
Section A (30marks) MCQ, answer all Section B (50marks) Investigation scenario based on Insert Extracts. Long answer questions, answer all
A Level Business AQA 7132
Paper 1- Business 1 7132-1 2hours 100 marks
AS Units 1,2,3,4,5,6 A2 Units 7.1,7.2,7.3,8,9.1,9.2 Linear exam
Section A (15marks) MCQ, answer all Section B (35marks) short answer questions, answer all Section C (25marks) Two Long answer questions, select one Section D (25marks) Two Long answer questions, select one
Home-learning/private study
• around 5 hours’ work per week of study away from lessons, completion of homework, reading up on business current affairs and practising exam skills (past papers and end of topic tests).
• A revision timetable and planner is necessary.
Textbooks / PLC
• Read issued AS and A2 study-booklets issued.
• Student PLCs – complete them
• Revision workbooks offering exam-style questions. Complete independently.
Other resources
• SENECA for retrieval practice questions Paper 2- Business 2
AS Units 1,2,3,4,5,6
Read three short case studies (100marks)
7132-2 2hours 100 marks
A2 Units 7.1,7.2,7.3,8,9.1,9.2 Linear exam
Case study based long and short answer questions, answer all
• The BBC and the Guardian website have good business current affairs: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business/, http://www.theguardian.com/uk
• Tutor2u has a range of Blog information and revision presentations:- http://www.tutor2u.net/blog/index.php/business
• Youtube, if used appropriately, is a useful platform for quick revision, exam technique guide.
• AQA past papers from the AQA website
https://www.aqa.org.uk/find-past-papers-and-mark-schemes
Paper 3- Business 3 7132-3 2hours 100 marks
AS Units 1,2,3,4,5,6 A2 Units 7.1,7.2,7.3,8,9.1,9.2 Linear exam
Read Insert – (100marks) Six insert based long answer questions, answer all
A Level Accounting AQA 7127
Paper 1- Financial Accounting 7127-1 3hours 120 marks
AS – All Financial accounting topics A2 – All Financial topics covered up to Christmas break. Linear exam
Section A (30marks) MCQ and Short answer questions, answer all Section B (40marks) Two case study based long and short answer questions, answer all Section C (50marks) Two case study based long answer questions, answer all
Home Learning
• You will need to complete between 5 and 7 hours of independent work each week. This should consist primary of reading the worked examples in the text book and completing questions to practise your skills.
• You will find a revision plan useful but you MUST consider the order in which you revise topics as they build on each other and doing them out of order will be confusing.
Text Book and related items
• Osborne text book Year 1 and 2. Particularly the worked examples for revision.
• Osborne website has quick quizzes for you to practise your skills.
• https://www.osbornebooks.co.uk/accounting_finance1 Osborne Books - Accounting and Finance
• Use the knowledge organisers (only available for year 1) and the personal learning checklist to identify gaps in your knowledge and fill them.
Other resources
• A range of videos and websites are available via you tube which you might find useful to recap the more complex topics. These are some of the better options (1) Tony Bell Accounting workbook (search you tube and use the link to
his website.
https://www.accountingworkbook.com/ Accounting Stuff (search
you tube)
• AQA past papers, use the link below…. https://webcalculate.com/a-levels/accounting/resources/a-level-accounting-past-papers/
Paper 2- Accounting for analysis and Decision making 7127-2 3hours 120 marks
AS – All Management accounting topics A2 – All Management accounting topics covered up to Christmas break. Linear exam
Section A (30marks) MCQ and Short answer questions, answer all Section B (40marks) Two case study based long and short answer questions, answer all Section C (50marks) Two case study based long answer questions, answer all
BTEC L3 Business
Unit 3- Business and Personal Finance
Home-learning/private study
• around 3 hours’ work per week of study away from lessons, completion of homework, reading up on business current affairs and practising exam skills (past papers and end of topic tests).
Pearson (December mock; Actual external exam mid- January)
• A revision timetable and planner is necessary.
Textbooks / PLC
• Student PLCs – complete them
• Revision workbooks offering exam-style questions. Complete independently.
Other resources
• SENECA for retrieval practice questions
• The BBC and the Guardian website have good business current affairs: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business/, http://www.theguardian.com/uk
• Tutor2u has a range of Blog information and revision presentations:- http://www.tutor2u.net/blog/index.php/business
• Youtube, if used appropriately, is a useful platform for quick revision, exam technique guide.
• BTEC past papers – These have all been printed for you.
Computing BTEC Nationals in Computing Unit 3 – Project Management EDEXCEL Qualification number: 603/0446/7 All content of Unit 3 included:
• Part A - Project management concepts
• Part B - Starting up a computing project
• Part C – Project planning
• Part D - Executing and monitoring a project
• Part E - Project closure and post-project review Unit 3 – Project Management – BTEC Computing Revision resources: Unit 3 – Project Management – BTEC Computing, Online textbook and Revise guide (see login details on Teams) This mock exam will take place BEFORE Christmas, and consists of two papers, one of three hours, and one of two hours. Both are on computer.
English Literature (AQA – 7717) Paper 1: Literary Genres – Aspects of Tragedy (2h 30mins) – Closed Book – 75 Marks Section A – King Lear Extract Question (25 Marks) Section B – King Lear Statement Question (25 Marks) Section C – Tragedy Statement Question: Keats Poetry & Death of a Salesman (25 Marks) Paper 2: Texts & Genres – Elements of Crime Writing (3 hours) – Open Book – 75 Marks Section A – Unseen Crime Writing Extract Question (25 Marks) Section B – Question on ONE of The Murder of Roger Ackroyd, When Will There Be Good News? OR Crabbe, Browning & Wilde Poetry (25 Marks) Section C – Crime Statement Question: TWO of The Murder of Roger Ackroyd, When Will There Be Good News? OR Crabbe, Browning & Wilde Poetry. (25 Marks) NOTE: You will be provided with unannotated copies of the text for this exam. You cannot write about the text you chose for Section B in Section C. How should I revise? Paper 1 – You need to know quotations for all of the texts on this paper, particularly King Lear. Paper 2 – While this exam is Open Book, you still need to be able move ‘light-footedly’ across the text. Make sure you know where the key moments in the text are. You will be provided with a Revision Pack before the exams which contains: Quotation Lists, Practice Exam Questions and Summary Sheets. You could also access the following online platforms: Digital Theatre Plus – lots of versions of King Lear and Death of a Salesman English and Media Centre Digital Library Archive – excellent critical articles on all the texts Massolit – University level lectures on all the key texts If you’ve forgotten login details for these platforms, please email [email protected] for access.
English Language and Literature English Language and Literature (AQA – 7707) Paper 1: Telling Stories (3 Hours) – Open Book – 100 Marks Section A: Remembered Places – Comparison Question on TWO extracts from the Paris Anthology (40 Marks) Section B: Imagined Worlds – Extract Question on Frankenstein (35 Marks) Section C: Poetic Voices – Poetry Question on the Poetry of Seamus Heaney (25 Marks) NOTE: You will be provided unannotated copies of Frankenstein and the Heaney poetry for this exam. Paper 2: Exploring Conflict (2h 30 mins) – Open Book – 100 Marks Section A: Writing about Society – Recast Writing Task on The Great Gatsby (25 Marks) AND Written Commentary Task on the Recast (30 Marks) Section B: Dramatic Encounters – Extract Question on All My Sons (45 Marks) NOTE: You will be provided unannotated copies of The Great Gatsby and All My Sons for this exam. How should I revise? Both Papers – You need to ensure you have revised key linguistic terminology and theory for these exams. While this exams are Open Book, you still need to be able move ‘light-footedly’ across the text. Make sure you know where the key moments in the text are. You will be provided with a Revision Pack before the exams which contains: Quotation Lists and Practice Exam Questions. You could also access the following online platforms: Digital Theatre Plus – a production of All My Sons English and Media Centre Digital Library Archive – excellent critical articles on all the texts Massolit – University level lectures on all the key texts YouTube – ‘Paris in 5’ Revision Videos If you’ve forgotten login details for these platforms, please email [email protected] for access.
Film Studies (Eduqas - A670QS) Paper 1: Varieties of Film & Filmmaking (2h 30 mins) – 120 Marks Section A: Hollywood (1930-1990) Comparative Study – Vertigo AND One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest (40 Marks) Section B: American Film since 2005 (Two Film Study) – Inception AND Captain Fantastic (40 Marks) Section C: British Film since 1995 (Two Film Study) – Trainspotting AND This is England (40 Marks) Paper 2: Global Filmmaking Perspectives (2h 30 mins) – 100 Marks Section A: Global Film (Two Film Study) – Pan’s Labyrinth AND City of God (40 Marks) Section B: Documentary Film – Amy AND Nick Broomfield/ Kim Longinotto (20 Marks) Section C: Silent Cinema – Buster Keaton’s One Week, The Scarecrow, The High Sign & Cops (20 Marks) Section D: Experimental Film (1960 – 2000) – Pulp Fiction (20 Marks) How should I revise? Both Papers – You need to ensure you have selected AT LEAST two key sequences from all of the films that you will know inside out. It is also useful to have an understanding of what the specialist study area is for each question. For example, for Vertigo and OFOTCN it would be auteurship. You will be provided with a Revision Pack before the exams which contains: Knowledge Organisers and Practice Exam Questions. It would also make sense to rewatch the films with a focus on revising key sequences in detail. The films can be found on Prime Video (at a small cost), Netflix, Sky and on DVD. If you have any questions about revision then please email [email protected]
Fine Art
Students will be completing a 5-hour mock exam for their Personal Investigation project.
This will involve completing work assessed under AO2: Develop and Refine and will be marked as part of their coursework.
As all students are studying individual, personalised projects, they are responsible for ensuring they enter the Fine Art mock exam with an understanding of the exam requirements. They will have received planning and preparation time within lessons leading up to the mock, including one-to-one discussion with their teacher.
It is vital that students attend all lessons prior to the mock exam, to ensure they have discussed their plans fully with their teacher and have made the necessary arrangements to gather resources and materials to complete their body of work.
French and German French= AQA 7652 German= AQA 7662 Paper 1: Listening, Reading and Writing- 2h 20 Paper 2: Writing- 2h, Paper 3 speaking (to be arranged with subject teacher) Key exam instructions.
• For paper 1 please bring headphones for the listening section
Revision information • Textbook, • Vocabulary sheets per module, • Translation pack, • Revision workbooks 1 and 2 for exam style questions, • Past papers and mark schemes from AQA website, • Revision guides for film and novel.
Geography
Paper Physical systems Geographical Debates
Exam Board OCR- (course code- H481)
OCR (course code- H481)
Length of exam 1 hr 30min 1hr 15 min
Content examined Covers the physical geography content taught in Y12
• Coastal Landscapes
• Earth’s Life Support Systems (carbon and water cycles)
Half of the Y13 content that has been covered by Mr Allen over the autumn term.
• Future of Food unit
Revision Students should use their class notes Assessment books Textbook pages Coasts p2-38 Earths life support systems p 98-138 There is a revision folder on the Y13 Team group with resources that you can use to support your revision There are revision books available, but I would suggest you look at the ones we have in our library before you decide what is best to purchase.
Students should use their class notes Assessment books Textbook pages Future of food p409 There is a revision folder on the Y13 Team group with resources that you can use to support your revision There are revision books available, but I would suggest you look at the ones we have in our library before you decide what is best to purchase.
Exam instructions Answer ALL questions from the coastal landscapes and Earth life support systems sections of the paper You DO NOT need to answer the questions on Dry or Glaciated landscapes
Section A – data response Section B – synoptic question (this will draw on other topics you have studied in Y12 Section C – 33 mark essay question (you will have two questions on the future of food to choose from, you only need to do one)
Geology
Paper Geological Investigations (105 marks) Geological Principles and Processes (90 marks)
Exam Board Eduqas Eduqas
Length of exam 2 hrs 15min 1hr 45 min
Content examined
Section A: Two stimulus response questions requiring short and structured answers. Section B: An investigation of the geology of an area shown on an accompanying simplified geological map, involving • the interpretation of hand specimens and photographs of minerals, rocks, and fossils • map interpretation and cross-section construction • the completion of questions using short, structured, and extended answers.
Six stimulus response questions requiring short, structured, and extended answers.
Revision
Fundamentals of Geology F1 Elements, minerals, and rocks F2 Surface and internal processes F3 Time and change F4 Earth structure and global tectonics Interpreting the Geological Record G1 Rock forming processes G2 Rock deformation G3 Past life and past climates G4 Earth materials and natural resources
Fundamentals of Geology F1 Elements, minerals, and rocks F2 Surface and internal processes F3 Time and change F4 Earth structure and global tectonics Interpreting the Geological Record G1 Rock forming processes G2 Rock deformation G3 Past life and past climates G4 Earth materials and natural resources
History AQA 7042 Paper 1H – Russian History (2 hours 30 minutes) JJW Teacher Paper 2E - English Civil War History (2 hours 30 minutes) JTM teacher History 1H – Russian History Topics on the mock:
Alexander II Alexander III Nicholas II Lenin Power struggle 1924-1928 Stalin 1929-1941
History 2E – English Revolution Topics on the mock:
1625-1629 Relations between Crown and Parliament The Personal Rule in England, Scotland and Ireland The Causes and outbreak of the first civil war The Frist Civil War
Places to revise A Level History:
- Class notes - Knowledge booklets - Revision booklet (Russian side) - Sources compendium (English side) - Massolit videos - Textbooks - Wider reading (Figes, etc)
Mathematics Qualification: OCR Maths (A) H240 As usual, a formula sheet is included at the front of each paper. Paper 1: Pure and Statistics (2hrs) Paper 2: Pure and Mechanics (2hrs) Content to be examined: All AS Maths content A2 Probability
A2 Algebra (including binomial expansion and partial fractions) A2 Sequences and Series A2 Differentiation and Further Differentiation (including implicit differentiation)
A2 Parametric Equations (not including integration of parametric equations)
A2 Trigonometry including trig functions and identities A2 Forces and Motion A2 Moments A2 Friction A2 Integration Resources for revision Up Learn Integral section tests (you may need to ask your teacher to reset your old attempts) Integral additional exercises (answers are provided) Redo amber/red questions from textbook https://alevelmathsrevision.com/maths-categorised-exam-questions/
Further Mathematics Qualification: OCR Further Maths (A) H245, comprising Y540, Y541, Y542, Y544 The formula book will be provided in both exams. You should bring a ClassWiz, graphical calculator, or both. Paper 1: Pure and Discrete (2hrs) Roots of a complex number Using de Moivre's theorem Complex roots of a quadratic equation Roots of cubic equations Vector equations of lines/planes Further Graph Theory Game Theory Simplex Algorithm Mathematical Preliminaries Critical Path Analysis Paper 2: Pure and Statistics (2hrs) Summations using standard results Matrices including describing transformation represented Proof by induction - divisibility Functions in polar coordinates including geometrical interpretation Series and induction Curves in polar coordinates Permutations and combinations PMCC including hypothesis testing Uniform distribution Geometric distribution Poisson distribution Expectation & variance Chi-squared goodness of fit test. Continuous random variables - pdfs and cdfs Resources for revision Integral section tests (you may need to ask your teacher to reset your old attempts) Integral additional exercises (answers are provided) Redo amber/red questions from textbook https://alevelmathsrevision.com/further-maths-categorised-exam-questions/
Media GCE A Level Media Studies Exam Board Eduqas Mock exam paper will be Component 2: Media Forms and Products in Depth 2hours 30 mins Students will need to revise: Television in the Global Age - Life on Mars & The Bridge Magazines Vogue & The Big Issue - specific focus on social & historical contexts Media in the Online Age Zoella & Attitude
Music Technology
• Paper 1: Listening and Analysing (1 hr 30) 9MT0/03 • Content: • Knowledge and understanding of recording and production techniques and principles, in the context of a series of unfamiliar commercial recordings. • Application of knowledge related to all three areas of study: • 1) Recording and production techniques for both corrective and creative purposes • 2) Principles of sound and audio technology • 3) The development of recording and production technology
Assessment Overview: Section A: Listening and analysing (40 marks) – four questions, each based on unfamiliar commercial recordings supplied by Pearson (10 marks each). Section B: Extended written responses (35 marks) – two essay questions. One comparison question, which uses two unfamiliar commercial recordings (15 marks). The second essay uses the final unfamiliar commercial recording. (20 marks)
• • Paper 2: Analysing and Producing (2 hr 15) 9MT0/04 • Content: • Knowledge and understanding of editing, mixing and production techniques, to be applied to unfamiliar materials provided by Pearson in the examination. • Application of knowledge related to two of the areas of study: • 1) Recording and production techniques for both corrective and creative purposes. • 2) Principles of sound and audio technology
Assessment Overview: This paper comprises two sections: A and B and all questions are compulsory. Each student will be provided with a set of audio/MIDI materials for the practical element of the examination, to include:
• audio files relating to three instrumental/vocal parts. • a single MIDI file from which a fourth instrumental part will be created or synthesised. • Students will correct and then combine the audio and MIDI materials to form a completed mix, which may include creating new tracks or parts from the materials
provided.
Section A: Producing and analysing (85 marks) – five questions related to the audio and MIDI materials provided that include both written responses and practical tasks. Section B: Extended written response (20 marks) – one essay focusing on a specific mixing scenario, signal path, effect or music technology hardware unit.
Politics Edexcel 9PLO Politics Paper 1 – UK Politics and Core Political Ideas (2 hours) KLM teacher Politics Paper 3 – Comparative Politics – USA (2 hours NDZ teacher Topics are:
Indicators of voting behaviour Political party funding Pressure groups Electoral systems and party representation Liberalism Socialism
Paper 3 USA comparative politics: Topics are:
US Constitution US Federalism US congress US Presidency
Places to go for Politics revision:
Work booklets Knowledge organisers Pre chewed politics videos Politics review articles Textbook
Psychology, Sociology and Criminology
Course Title Papers description Syllabus content to be examined.
Key exam instructions Revision information – specifically the resources students should be using to prepare for the exams Revision tips
A Level Psychology AQA 7182
Paper 1 2 hours
Memory Attachment Psychopathology Schizophrenia
Bring a calculator Answer all of the questions
Use the exam checklists that you have been given. Also make the most of the study guides, past papers and mark schemes that have been made available. Flash cards are essential for all topics and the blank page method works brilliantly for the biopsychology diagrams. Psychboost is very useful for recapping any topics. Ask your teachers about any topics that you are finding difficult. If you are using mind maps, please remember that you should be able to draw them out form memory in full – otherwise it is just a diagram. Use drawings and diagrams to build in extra neural connections.
Paper 2 2 hours
Biopsychology, Approaches, Research methods Relationships
Bring a calculator Answer all of the questions
A level Sociology AQA 7192
Paper 1: Education with Theory and Methods 2 hours
Education with theory and methods (including methods in context)
Answer all of the questions Home-learning/private study Start early, chunk your learning, test your recall, use blank page method and past papers, use tick lists to target your revision (available on doddle and sharepoint) – Do past paper questions! Use the mark schemes. Use effective revision techniques such as flashcards, blank page method, past papers, mindmaps and peer to peer verbal testing.
Textbooks:
Napier Press Sociology Book One and Book Two
Other resources:
Topic booklets, Class notes, Sociology Factsheets (at back of booklets), Past papers. Lesson Powerpoints, Revision tick lists and past papers can all be found on sharepoint and Doddle.
Paper 2 Paper 2: Families and Households and Beliefs in Society – 2 hours
Families Beliefs in Society
Answer all of the questions
Paper 3: Crime and Deviance 75 minutes
Crime and Deviance.
Answer all of the questions
WJEC Level 3 Applied Diploma in Criminology
Paper 1: Crime and Punishment 90 minutes
Unit 4 AC1.1 Describe processes used for Law making. AC1.2 Describe the organisation of the Criminal Justice System in England and Wales AC1.3 Describe models of Criminal justice. AC2.1 Explain forms of Social Control AC2.2 Discuss the aims of punishment AC2.3 Assess how forms of punishment meet the aims of punishment
Complete all questions. Home Learning
Start early, chunk your learning, test your recall, use blank page method and past papers, use tick lists to target your revision (available on doddle and sharepoint) – Do past paper questions! Use the mark schemes. Use effective revision techniques such as flashcards, blank page method, past papers, mindmaps and peer to peer verbal testing
Text Books:
WJEC Level 3 Applied Certificate & Diploma Criminology Publishing. Criminology Book 2 for the WJEC Level 3 Applied Diploma Other resources Unit 4 workbook Unit 4 Knowledge organiser Lesson Powerpoints, Exam technique sheet, Revision tick lists and past papers have been emailed.
Religious Education Paper 1 Philosophy Paper 2 Ethics Paper 3 Development in Christian thought Each paper is 1 ½ hours in length Syllabus number: H573 In each paper students must answer two out of three questions The topics included in the assessment are : Philosophy: The Ancient Greeks (year 1) The Problem of evil (year1) The Nature of God (year2) Ethics: Kant (year 1 ) Conscience ( year2) Meta Ethics (year 2) Development in Christian Thought: Augustine (year 1) Knowledge of God’s existence (year1) Christian Moral Action (year1) For revision purposes, please refer to Class Notes, department work booklets and the revision resources course book. Use can also be made of the Oxford revision guide,
Science - Biology AQA Syllabus 7402
Paper 1 – covers Units 1-4, 2hrs in length
Paper 2 – covers Units 5 and 7, plus areas from units 6 and 8 covered so far. 2 hrs in length
Will cover all content covered to date. Topics not yet covered will not be examined.
• Revision information Textbook and revision guide and exam practice workbooks.
Physicsandmathstutor for practice questions and mark schemes. Kerboodle. AQA exam board website.
Resources placed on Doddle by class teachers.
A-level Biology clinic on Wednesday P6
• Other details For all resources the key should be testing your knowledge. The best thing is to do practice questions, mark them and identify any areas or questions you are
struggling with and get help with these from your teacher on the identified lesson each week and/or at Biology clinic
Science - Chemistry Two papers: Paper 1 Periodic Table, elements and physical chemistry and Paper 2 Synthesis and analytical techniques- 2hours 15min each
OCR Chemistry A H432 https://www.ocr.org.uk/Images/171720-specification-accredited-a-level-gce-chemistry-a-h432.pdf Exam information
Paper 1: All of module 2 spec pages 19-26 All of module 3 spec pages 27-34 Part of module 5. Only cover module 5.1 spec pages 47-52 Paper 2: All of module 2 All of module 4 All of module 6
• Revision information Textbook and revision guide and exam practice workbooks. Physicsandmathstutor for practice questions and mark schemes. Kerboodle. AQA exam board website. Resources placed on Doddle by class teachers. A-level Chemistry clinic on Monday P6
• Other details: For all resources the key should be testing your knowledge. The best thing is to do practice questions, mark them and identify any areas or questions you are struggling with and get help with these from your teacher on the identified lesson each week and/or at Chemistry clinic
Science - Physics OCR Physics (A) Specification code: H556 Exam papers
1 - Modelling Physics – covers modules 1, 2, 3 and 5 (2hr15)
2 – Exploring Physics – covers modules 1, ,2, 4 and 6 (2hr15)
Will cover all content covered to date. Topics not yet covered will not be examined
• Revision information Textbook and revision guide and exam practice workbooks.
Physicsandmathstutor for practice questions and mark schemes. alevelphysicsonline.com
Isaac Physics
A-level physics clinic on Thursday P6
• Other details For all resources the key should be testing your knowledge. The best thing is to do practice questions, mark them and identify any areas or questions you are
struggling with and get help with these from your teacher on the identified lesson each week and/or at Physics clinic
Year 13 Mock Examinations Timetable January 2022