Physics (9–1) 0972 revision by topic
38 topics · 226 quick questions · 150 worksheet questions
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1Motion, forces and energy
- 1.1 Physical quantities and measurement techniquesMeasuring, scalars and vectors6 questions
- 1.2 MotionSpeed, velocity and acceleration6 questions
- 1.2 MotionDistance–time and speed–time graphs6 questions
- 1.3 Mass and weightMass, weight and gravity6 questions
- 1.4 DensityDensity6 questions
- 1.5 ForcesForces and Newton's laws6 questions
- 1.5 ForcesStretching and Hooke's law6 questions
- 1.5 ForcesMoments and centre of gravity6 questions
- 1.6 MomentumMomentum and impulse6 questions
- 1.7 Energy, work and powerEnergy stores and transfers6 questions
- 1.7 Energy, work and powerWork, power and efficiency6 questions
- 1.7 Energy, work and powerEnergy resources6 questions
- 1.8 PressurePressure6 questions
2Thermal physics
- 2.1 Kinetic particle model of matterParticles and states of matter6 questions
- 2.1 Kinetic particle model of matterGases, pressure and temperature6 questions
- 2.2 Thermal properties and temperatureThermal expansion6 questions
- 2.2 Thermal properties and temperatureSpecific heat capacity5 questions
- 2.2 Thermal properties and temperatureMelting, boiling and evaporation5 questions
- 2.3 Transfer of thermal energyConduction, convection and radiation6 questions
3Waves
4Electricity and magnetism
- 4.1 Simple phenomena of magnetismMagnets and magnetic fields6 questions
- 4.2 Electrical quantitiesStatic electricity and charge6 questions
- 4.2 Electrical quantitiesCurrent, voltage and resistance6 questions
- 4.2 Electrical quantitiesElectrical power and energy6 questions
- 4.3 Electric circuitsSeries and parallel circuits6 questions
- 4.4 Electrical safetyMains electricity and safety6 questions
- 4.5 Electromagnetic effectsElectromagnets and motors6 questions
- 4.5 Electromagnetic effectsInduction, generators and transformers6 questions
5Nuclear physics
6Space physics
The topics follow the Cambridge IGCSE Physics (0625), syllabus for examination in 2026, 2027 and 2028. The questions are Papermunch’s own, written for revision: none of them are taken from past papers. For the real thing, thePhysics (9–1) past papers are on the shelf.