Weekly CGSE Science Exam Practice - Paper 1 questions including bonus Single Science Physics question

A recorded GCSE Science Exam Practice session designed to build confidence for Paper 1 mocks.

This week is a Paper 1 Mock Mix-Up, with Biology, Chemistry and Physics questions covering key topics students need to know for their mock exams.

Students begin with a clean set of exam-style questions to attempt independently. They then work through each question with me using individual step-by-step video explanations, learning how to interpret questions, identify the science being tested and build answers that gain marks.

This week’s session covers:

• Identifying cell structures and explaining how specialised cells are adapted to their functions

• Diffusion, osmosis and active transport in cells

• Writing detailed 4-mark scientific explanations

• Group 1 elements and trends in melting points

• Comparing and explaining reactivity trends in Groups 1 and 7

• Tackling a 6-mark comparison question using electron structure

• Renewable and non-renewable energy resources

• Percentage calculations, power and energy transfers

• How the National Grid transfers electricity efficiently

• Structuring extended-response answers to gain maximum marks

Separate Science bonus:

An additional 13-mark Physics question covering static electricity, charging by friction, electrostatic forces and electric fields.

Included:

• A printable 30-mark Paper 1 Mock Mix-Up workbook

• Individual recorded video walkthroughs for Biology, Chemistry and Physics, so students can work at their own pace

• Fully annotated answers and mark schemes to download after completing each question

• An additional 13-mark Separate Science Physics question, with its own video explanation

Suitable for AQA Combined (Trilogy) and Separate Science students in Years 10 and 11. The main questions are suitable for both courses, with additional content specifically for Separate Science students.

The content is based on Higher Tier expectations, although much of it is also relevant to