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GCSE science practice papers, made fresh for you

Biology, chemistry and physics, and Combined Science, at Foundation and Higher, built to the pattern of the real 9 to 1 papers. Print one, sit it, then scan its QR code to mark it online with the reason behind every wrong answer.

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1. Make a paperChoose a tier and paper. Every paper is new: no two codes give the same questions.
2. Print and sit itSeparate sciences: 100 marks in 1 hour 45 minutes. Combined Science: 70 marks in 1 hour 15 minutes.
3. Scan to markThe QR code opens the answer page. Your code works today and tomorrow.

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Foundation covers grades 1 to 5; Higher covers grades 4 to 9. Paper 1 covers the first half of each subject and Paper 2 the second. You may use a calculator in every science paper. You can make up to 6 papers a day.

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Every topic has the big ideas, worked examples for each grade band with the mistakes that lose marks, and practice at the grade you choose.

What these papers are, and are not

These are WAJD practice papers, not exam board papers. They follow the pattern of the GCSE science papers in England: two tiers, each question a topic asked in parts that climb in difficulty, about 40% knowledge, 40% applying and 20% analysing, the share of maths each subject sets (10% biology, 20% chemistry, 30% physics), and questions on the required practicals. The questions themselves are new, written by our question engine, so every paper is different. Teachers are reviewing them.

Marking is on your final answers. Real science papers also have six-mark written answers, which a machine cannot mark fairly, so these papers leave them out: practise those with a teacher or tutor. Your results show the grades of question you are securing; they do not predict a grade, because grade boundaries change every year. For official past papers, see our directory of exam board papers.