Physics paper 1 GCSE mock

Oliverd06

Any idea’s or recommendations on what might come up on physics paper 1 for year 11 mocks

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DerDracologe

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If you’re doing AQA then energy, electricity, particle model of matter and atomic structure

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lauxiec

Original post by Oliverd06

Any idea’s or recommendations on what might come up on physics paper 1 for year 11 mocks

Yes, energy, electricity, resistance of wire practical (they like that one), static electricity, radiation, Particle model. Also they like conversions in equation questions, its bad, ik, but just gotta do it :frown:

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Prxv.32

Original post by DerDracologe

If you’re doing AQA then energy, electricity, particle model of matter and atomic structure

Do you do aqa combined science ? Higher ?

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DerDracologe

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Original post by Prxv.32

Do you do aqa combined science ? Higher ?

I did AQA triple higher so i sat that paper this year- got a 9 🙂

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Prxv.32

Original post by DerDracologe

I did AQA triple higher so i sat that paper this year- got a 9 🙂

Danm thats crazy do you got any tips this is my first time sitting a higher mock paper and I’m really scared

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beautifulworld

Original post by Prxv.32

Danm thats crazy do you got any tips this is my first time sitting a higher mock paper and I’m really scared

I might practise with past papers

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DerDracologe

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Original post by Prxv.32

Danm thats crazy do you got any tips this is my first time sitting a higher mock paper and I’m really scared

I think the best thing to do is just practice. Sites like PMT and Cognito have lots of questions and then if you mark them and find weaker topics you can sort those out. If youre weaker at calculations Isaac physics is a great resource, if youre struggling more with concepts congito was always my go-to-resource for lesson videos, if you’re struggling with remembering practicals and working scientifically stuff then theres great summary videos on all the practicals on ScienceShorts on YouTube and the working scientifically playlist on FreeScienceLessons is really great. Hope that helps and best of luck for your mock 🙂 You’ve got this!