Science (Double Award) 4SD0 revision by topic
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BBiology
- B1(a) Characteristics of living organismsWhat living things do5 questions
- B1(b) Variety of living organismsThe variety of living organisms5 questions
- B2(a) Level of organisationSpecialised cells, tissues and organs5 questions
- B2(b) Cell structureCell structure5 questions
- B2(c) Biological moleculesBiological molecules and food tests5 questions
- B2(c) Biological moleculesEnzymes5 questions
- B2(d) Movement of substances into and out of cellsDiffusion5 questions
- B2(d) Movement of substances into and out of cellsOsmosis5 questions
- B2(d) Movement of substances into and out of cellsActive transport5 questions
- B2(e) NutritionPhotosynthesis5 questions
- B2(e) NutritionLeaf structure5 questions
- B2(e) NutritionA balanced diet5 questions
- B2(e) NutritionThe digestive system5 questions
- B2(e) NutritionPhysical digestion5 questions
- B2(e) NutritionChemical digestion5 questions
- B2(e) NutritionAbsorbing food5 questions
- B2(f) RespirationAerobic respiration5 questions
- B2(f) RespirationAnaerobic respiration5 questions
- B2(g) Gas exchangeBreathing and gas exchange5 questions
- B2(h) TransportTransport in plants5 questions
- B2(h) TransportTranspiration5 questions
- B2(h) TransportBlood5 questions
- B2(h) TransportDisease and immunity5 questions
- B2(h) TransportCirculation and the heart5 questions
- B2(h) TransportBlood vessels5 questions
- B2(i) ExcretionExcretion and the kidneys5 questions
- B2(j) Co-ordination and responseHomeostasis5 questions
- B2(j) Co-ordination and responsePlant responses5 questions
- B2(j) Co-ordination and responseNerves and reflexes5 questions
- B2(j) Co-ordination and responseThe eye5 questions
- B2(j) Co-ordination and responseHormones5 questions
- B3(a) ReproductionAsexual and sexual reproduction5 questions
- B3(a) ReproductionReproduction in flowering plants5 questions
- B3(a) ReproductionHuman reproduction5 questions
- B3(a) ReproductionPuberty and the menstrual cycle5 questions
- B3(b) InheritanceChromosomes, genes and DNA5 questions
- B3(b) InheritanceInheritance5 questions
- B3(b) InheritanceMitosis and meiosis5 questions
- B3(b) InheritanceVariation and mutation5 questions
- B3(b) InheritanceNatural selection5 questions
- B4(a) The organism in the environmentEcosystems and sampling5 questions
- B4(b) Feeding relationshipsFood chains, food webs and energy5 questions
- B4(c) Cycles within ecosystemsThe carbon cycle5 questions
- B4(d) Human influences on the environmentPollution5 questions
- B5(a) Food productionGrowing more crops5 questions
- B5(a) Food productionMicroorganisms and food5 questions
- B5(b) Selective breedingSelective breeding5 questions
- B5(c) Genetic modification (genetic engineering)Genetic modification5 questions
CChemistry
- C1(a) States of matterSolids, liquids and gases6 questions
- C1(a) States of matterDiffusion5 questions
- C1(b) Elements, compounds and mixturesElements, compounds and mixtures5 questions
- C1(b) Elements, compounds and mixturesSeparating mixtures6 questions
- C1(b) Elements, compounds and mixturesChromatography5 questions
- C1(c) Atomic structureInside the atom6 questions
- C1(c) Atomic structureIsotopes and relative atomic mass5 questions
- C1(d) The Periodic TableThe Periodic Table5 questions
- C1(d) The Periodic TableThe noble gases5 questions
- C1(e) Chemical formulae, equations and calculationsFormulae and equations6 questions
- C1(e) Chemical formulae, equations and calculationsRelative formula mass5 questions
- C1(e) Chemical formulae, equations and calculationsThe mole and reacting masses6 questions
- C1(f) Ionic bondingIons and ionic bonding6 questions
- C1(g) Covalent bondingCovalent bonding and simple molecules6 questions
- C1(g) Covalent bondingDiamond, graphite and giant structures5 questions
- C2(a) Group 1 (alkali metals)Group 1: the alkali metals6 questions
- C2(b) Group 7 (halogens)Group 7: the halogens6 questions
- C2(c) Gases in the atmosphereWhat air is made of5 questions
- C2(d) Reactivity seriesThe reactivity series6 questions
- C2(d) Reactivity seriesOxidation and reduction6 questions
- C2(d) Reactivity seriesRusting and how to stop it5 questions
- C2(e) Acids, alkalis and titrationsAcids, bases and neutralisation6 questions
- C2(f) Acids, bases and salt preparationsMaking salts6 questions
- C2(g) Chemical testsTests for ions and gases6 questions
- C3(a) EnergeticsEnergy changes in reactions6 questions
- C3(b) Rates of reactionRates of reaction6 questions
- C3(c) Reversible reactions and equilibriaReversible reactions and equilibrium6 questions
- C4(a) IntroductionFamilies of organic compounds6 questions
- C4(a) IntroductionNaming organic compounds6 questions
- C4(b) Crude oilCrude oil and fuels6 questions
- C4(b) Crude oilAir pollution and the climate6 questions
- C4(c) AlkanesAlkanes6 questions
- C4(d) AlkenesAlkenes and cracking6 questions
- C4(e) Synthetic polymersPolymers and plastics6 questions
PPhysics
- P1(a) UnitsMeasuring, scalars and vectors6 questions
- P1(b) Movement and positionSpeed, velocity and acceleration6 questions
- P1(b) Movement and positionDistance–time and speed–time graphs6 questions
- P1(c) Forces, movement, shape and momentumMass, weight and gravity6 questions
- P1(c) Forces, movement, shape and momentumForces and Newton's laws6 questions
- P1(c) Forces, movement, shape and momentumStretching and Hooke's law6 questions
- P2(b) Mains electricityMains electricity and safety6 questions
- P2(b) Mains electricityElectrical power and energy6 questions
- P2(c) Energy and voltage in circuitsCurrent, voltage and resistance6 questions
- P2(c) Energy and voltage in circuitsSeries and parallel circuits6 questions
- P3(b) Properties of wavesProperties of waves6 questions
- P3(c) The electromagnetic spectrumThe electromagnetic spectrum6 questions
- P3(d) Light and soundReflection, refraction and total internal reflection6 questions
- P3(d) Light and soundSound6 questions
- P4(b) Energy transfersEnergy stores and transfers6 questions
- P4(b) Energy transfersConduction, convection and radiation6 questions
- P4(c) Work and powerWork, power and efficiency6 questions
- P5(b) Density and pressureDensity6 questions
- P5(b) Density and pressurePressure6 questions
- P5(c) Ideal gas moleculesParticles and states of matter6 questions
- P5(c) Ideal gas moleculesGases, pressure and temperature6 questions
- P6(b) MagnetismMagnets and magnetic fields6 questions
- P6(c) ElectromagnetismElectromagnets and motors6 questions
- P6(d) Electromagnetic inductionInduction, generators and transformers6 questions
- P7(b) RadioactivityThe atom and the nucleus6 questions
- P7(b) RadioactivityRadioactive decay and half-life6 questions
- P7(c) Fission and fusionNuclear fission and fusion6 questions
- P8(b) Motion in the universeThe Earth and the Solar System6 questions
- P8(c) Stellar evolutionThe Sun and the life of a star6 questions
These topics are shared with the separate sciences. Your course covers a little less in places, so now and then a question may go further than you need. Count those as a bonus.
The topics follow the Pearson Edexcel International GCSE in Science (Double Award) (4SD0), specification first taught 2017. The questions are Papermunch’s own, written for revision: none of them are taken from past papers. For the real thing, theScience (Double Award) past papers are on the shelf.