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A Level Revision Questions

Welcome to CramNow, a collection of thousands ofĀ  FREE, self marking, A Level multiple choice questions. The biology questions are organised inline with the AQA A Level Biology Specification, the Chemistry questions use OCR and the Physics questions use Edexcel. That said there will obviously be a lot of overlap in content with the other exam boards.

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A Level Students

There is significant evidence that the best way to learn is to answer A Level questions from memory. These quizzes are designed to help you recall your A Level knowledge, in quick, multiple choice quizzes. On completion of each A Level quiz, you will receive an email with your score, and details of incorrect answers. Before you start please be aware:

  • The biology quizzes are around 20 - 25 questions each. Chemistry quizzes are around 10Ā questions each. Physics quizzes are between 10 and 15 questions each.
  • They are challenging: there is no point only testing easy content you know.
  • They are timed: You only have 12mins 30 seconds per quiz. (this functionality is turned off at present)Ā 
  • You can only complete each quiz once a week. This limit will be lifted over summer, so you can maximise your revision prior to the exams in September this year.Ā  (this functionality is turned off at present)Ā 
  • Your feedback email will contain grade boundaries. These are based on the average grade distribution of Y13 at the point of their A Level exam, and are therefore aspirational.
  • If you forget your login details there are password reset and ā€˜username resetā€™ options at the bottom of theĀ  login page : https://cramnow.com/loginĀ 

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A Level Teachers

SELF MARKING HOMEWORK: These challenging multichoiceĀ  quizzesĀ  generate an email with a mark and a grade which is sent to the student. This results email can then be forwarded to their A Level teacher. This means that they can also be set as self-marking, gradedĀ  HOMEWORK, and during lockdown as evidence that they have completed their independent study.

PLENARIES / STARTERS: A Level class sizes are growing nationally, and many classes now have over 20 students. These quizzes can be projected onto the board, then students can take it in turns to answer verbally and there are enough to go around everyone and show progress for all students.

SIGNING UP STUDENTS INDEPENDENTLY: There are instructions that show how to do this under ā€˜Getting Startedā€™ on the top right of the above tool bar. Students will need an email address, from which they can forward their results email to teachers. Their school email is the obvious choice for this, but as cramnow.com is a new website, you may need to contact your IT Administrators to allow the results emails through the spam filter as it is undoubtedly set to ā€˜Unbelievably Highā€™.

SIGNING UP STUDENTS WHEN AT SCHOOL: We envision at the start of the next school year (whenever that is), that we will get students to register en masse during their first lesson. The log-in page has ā€˜password resetā€™ and ā€˜username resetā€™ functions at the bottom for when they forget.

Please note that this is a work in progress. We are adding new quizzes all the time so please check back regularly.

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A Level Biology

Unit 1 -Ā  Biological Molecules

Unit 2 -Ā  Cells

Unit 3 -Ā Exchanges of Substances with the Environment

Unit 4 - Genetic Variation and Information

Unit 5 - The Transfer of Energy

Unit 6 - Responding to Change

Unit 7 -Ā Populations, Evolutions and Genetics

Unit 8 - Control of Expression

A Level Chemistry

Foundations in Chemisty - Module 2

  1. Atomic Structure
  2. Moles
  3. Ionic Structure and Bonding
  4. Metallic Structures and Bonding
  5. Intermolecular Forces
  6. Covalent Structures and Bonding
  7. States of Matter and Structures
  8. Acid Base Reactions 1
  9. Redox Reactions

Period Table & Energy - Module 3

  1. Periodicity
  2. Group 2
  3. Group 7
  4. Enthalpy Change Year 1
  5. Equilibrium

Core Organic Chemistry - Module 4

  1. Alkanes
  2. Alkenes
  3. Alcohols
  4. Haloalkanes
  5. Instrumental Analysis IR & MR

Physical Chemistry & Transition Elements - Module 5

  1. Kinetics 1
  2. Kinetics 2
  3. Kinetics and Orders of Reaction
  4. Equilibria Kc & Kp
  5. Calculating Mole Fractions
  6. Calculating Kp and Kc
  7. Acid Base Equilibria 2
  8. Born Haber Cycles
  9. Enthalpy Changes for Born Haber
  10. Entropy and Gibbs Energy
  11. Transition Elements
  12. Complex Ions
  13. Half Equations for REDOX
  14. REDOX Equations from Half-Equations

Organic Chemistry & Analysis - Module 6

  1. Carbonyls
  2. Carboxylic Acids & Esters
  3. Arenes
  4. Amines & Amides
  5. Amino Acids
  6. Polymers
  7. Organic Synthesis
  8. Organic Mechanisms
  9. Organic Summary
  10. Isomerism Year 2
  11. NMR Problems

pH Calculations

Moles Sets

Moles and Masses

Ā Moles andĀ Gasses

Moles and SolutionsĀ 

A Level Physics

U1 - Working as a Physicist

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