Humanities 90 questions
Prose, verse, dialogue and numerical evidence.
Inference, tone, competing readings and support.
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240 practice questions and 12 writing prompts.
Covered skills
Biology 60 questions
Experiments, pathways, population models and tracer data.
Controls, proportions, alternative explanations and prediction.
Try the tracer experiment →Chemistry 60 questions
Rate data, equilibria, spectra and reaction models.
Use supplied relationships, compare models and conserve quantities.
See the chemistry units →Physics 30 questions
Motion, thermal models, lenses, circuits and waves.
Graph interpretation, scaling, units and limiting behaviour.
See the physics units →Try the full science sitting
75 questions in 150 minutes. Flag, revisit and submit, then see every answer explained. Free, no account needed.
Section 2 writing
Write Task A and Task B on the real clock, then check your essay against a review checklist.
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