Physics WPH revision by topic
88 topics · 443 quick questions · 292 worksheet questions
0% munched
Do these next
AllSkills used in every unit
WPH11Unit 1: Mechanics and Materials
- 1.3 MechanicsGraphs of motion5 questions
- 1.3 MechanicsEquations of motion5 questions
- 1.3 MechanicsScalars and vectors5 questions
- 1.3 MechanicsProjectiles5 questions
- 1.3 MechanicsNewton's laws5 questions
- 1.3 MechanicsFalling with air resistance5 questions
- 1.3 MechanicsMomentum and its conservation5 questions
- 1.3 MechanicsMoments and centre of gravity5 questions
- 1.3 MechanicsEquilibrium and the principle of moments5 questions
- 1.3 MechanicsWork, power and efficiency5 questions
- 1.3 MechanicsKinetic and potential energy5 questions
- 1.4 MaterialsDensity and upthrust5 questions
- 1.4 MaterialsViscous drag and Stokes' law5 questions
- 1.4 MaterialsHooke's law and springs5 questions
- 1.4 MaterialsStress, strain and the Young modulus5 questions
- 1.4 MaterialsElastic and plastic behaviour5 questions
- 1.4 MaterialsStress–strain graphs and breaking stress5 questions
WPH12Unit 2: Waves and Electricity
- 2.3 Waves and Particle Nature of LightProgressive waves5 questions
- 2.3 Waves and Particle Nature of LightTransverse and longitudinal waves5 questions
- 2.3 Waves and Particle Nature of LightInterference and coherence5 questions
- 2.3 Waves and Particle Nature of LightSuperposition and stationary waves5 questions
- 2.3 Waves and Particle Nature of LightWaves on a string5 questions
- 2.3 Waves and Particle Nature of LightRefraction and total internal reflection5 questions
- 2.3 Waves and Particle Nature of LightPolarisation5 questions
- 2.3 Waves and Particle Nature of LightDiffraction5 questions
- 2.3 Waves and Particle Nature of LightThe diffraction grating5 questions
- 2.3 Waves and Particle Nature of LightElectron diffraction and matter waves5 questions
- 2.3 Waves and Particle Nature of LightReflection and the pulse-echo technique5 questions
- 2.3 Waves and Particle Nature of LightPhotons5 questions
- 2.3 Waves and Particle Nature of LightThe photoelectric effect5 questions
- 2.3 Waves and Particle Nature of LightEnergy levels and line spectra5 questions
- 2.4 Electric CircuitsCurrent and charge carriers5 questions
- 2.4 Electric CircuitsPotential difference and power5 questions
- 2.4 Electric CircuitsResistance and I–V graphs5 questions
- 2.4 Electric CircuitsCircuit laws, series and parallel5 questions
- 2.4 Electric CircuitsResistivity5 questions
- 2.4 Electric CircuitsPotential dividers5 questions
- 2.4 Electric CircuitsE.m.f. and internal resistance5 questions
WPH13Unit 3: Practical Skills in Physics I
WPH14Unit 4: Further Mechanics, Fields and Particles
- 4.3 Further MechanicsImpulse and types of collision6 questions
- 4.3 Further MechanicsRadians and angular speed5 questions
- 4.3 Further MechanicsCentripetal force and acceleration5 questions
- 4.4 Electric and Magnetic FieldsElectric fields5 questions
- 4.4 Electric and Magnetic FieldsUniform electric fields5 questions
- 4.4 Electric and Magnetic FieldsCoulomb's law and point charges5 questions
- 4.4 Electric and Magnetic FieldsElectric potential5 questions
- 4.4 Electric and Magnetic FieldsField lines and equipotentials5 questions
- 4.4 Electric and Magnetic FieldsCapacitors and capacitance5 questions
- 4.4 Electric and Magnetic FieldsEnergy stored in a capacitor5 questions
- 4.4 Electric and Magnetic FieldsCharging a capacitor5 questions
- 4.4 Electric and Magnetic FieldsDischarging a capacitor5 questions
- 4.4 Electric and Magnetic FieldsMagnetic fields and the force on a current5 questions
- 4.4 Electric and Magnetic FieldsCharged particles in magnetic fields5 questions
- 4.4 Electric and Magnetic FieldsMagnetic flux and flux linkage5 questions
- 4.4 Electric and Magnetic FieldsFaraday's and Lenz's laws5 questions
- 4.5 Nuclear and Particle PhysicsThe nuclear atom5 questions
- 4.5 Nuclear and Particle PhysicsParticle accelerators5 questions
- 4.5 Nuclear and Particle PhysicsParticle detectors and tracks5 questions
- 4.5 Nuclear and Particle PhysicsMass, energy and antimatter5 questions
- 4.5 Nuclear and Particle PhysicsQuarks, hadrons and leptons6 questions
- 4.5 Nuclear and Particle PhysicsConservation laws and the standard model6 questions
WPH15Unit 5: Thermodynamics, Radiation, Oscillations and Cosmology
- 5.3 ThermodynamicsSpecific heat capacity5 questions
- 5.3 ThermodynamicsSpecific latent heat5 questions
- 5.3 ThermodynamicsInternal energy5 questions
- 5.3 ThermodynamicsThe ideal gas equation5 questions
- 5.3 ThermodynamicsThe kinetic theory of gases5 questions
- 5.4 Nuclear DecayMass defect and binding energy5 questions
- 5.4 Nuclear DecayFission and fusion5 questions
- 5.4 Nuclear DecayProperties of nuclear radiation5 questions
- 5.4 Nuclear DecayAlpha, beta and gamma decay5 questions
- 5.4 Nuclear DecayActivity and half-life5 questions
- 5.5 OscillationsSimple harmonic motion5 questions
- 5.5 OscillationsThe mass on a spring and the pendulum5 questions
- 5.5 OscillationsEnergy in simple harmonic motion5 questions
- 5.5 OscillationsDamping and resonance5 questions
- 5.6 Astrophysics and CosmologyGravitational fields5 questions
- 5.6 Astrophysics and CosmologyNewton's law of gravitation5 questions
- 5.6 Astrophysics and CosmologyGravitational potential5 questions
- 5.6 Astrophysics and CosmologyOrbits5 questions
- 5.6 Astrophysics and CosmologyWien's law and the Stefan–Boltzmann law5 questions
- 5.6 Astrophysics and CosmologyLuminosity and standard candles5 questions
- 5.6 Astrophysics and CosmologyMeasuring distances by parallax5 questions
- 5.6 Astrophysics and CosmologyThe Hertzsprung–Russell diagram5 questions
- 5.6 Astrophysics and CosmologyRedshift, Hubble's law and the Big Bang5 questions
- 5.6 Astrophysics and CosmologyThe age and fate of the Universe5 questions
WPH16Unit 6: Practical Skills in Physics II
Units 1 to 3 are the AS (IAS) and Units 4 to 6 are the A2. Units 3 and 6 are the practical-skills papers: the topics here cover uncertainties, and the rest needs lab practice.
The topics follow the Pearson Edexcel International Advanced Level in Physics (YPH11), specification first taught 2018, Issue 3. The questions are Papermunch’s own, written for revision: none of them are taken from past papers. For the real thing, thePhysics past papers are on the shelf.