APPRENTICE level questions are the easiest type you could get in an exam. Start here if you've only just learned the topic or if you feel like you've forgotten everything!
EXPERT level questions are typical exam problems. They might take a bit of thinking about but they are likely to come up again at some point so it's worth putting the effort in to make sure you fully understand them. Being able to do Expert Questions accurately (and have a go at the Master Questions) is enough for an A* grade.
Make sure you can do Expert Questions before you worry about Master Questions.
MASTER level questions are difficult exam questions which even A* students found difficult in the exam. If you're aiming for an A* then they're worth working through to improve your overall understanding of the topic but unlike Expert Questions, they are unlikely to come up again in exactly this form. Not being able to do Master Questions does not mean you can't get an A*.
Evolution is a fundamental concept, so make sure that you can describe natural selection. A good example of a topic where practicing past paper questions will be much more effective than simply revising the content.
We recommend using the TT Study Planner to organise your work and motivate you to stick to your weekly targets.
These notes cover everything you need to know for AS & A Level Maths. I'd recommend you print them and use them as you're learning the course, annotating them with 'extras' - things to remember or mistakes to try not to make!
These notes cover everything you need to know for AS Chemistry. I'd recommend you print them and use them as you're learning the course, annotating them with 'extras' - things to remember or mistakes to try not to make!
These notes cover everything you need to know for A Level Chemistry. I'd recommend you print them and use them as you're learning the course, annotating them with 'extras' - things to remember or mistakes to try not to make!
These notes cover everything you need to know for A Level Chemistry. I'd recommend you print them and use them as you're learning the course, annotating them with 'extras' - things to remember or mistakes to try not to make!
These notes cover everything you need to know for AS Chemistry. I'd recommend you print them and use them as you're learning the course, annotating them with 'extras' - things to remember or mistakes to try not to make!
These notes cover everything you need to know for A Level Chemistry. I'd recommend you print them and use them as you're learning the course, annotating them with 'extras' - things to remember or mistakes to try not to make!
These notes cover everything you need to know for A Level Chemistry. I'd recommend you print them and use them as you're learning the course, annotating them with 'extras' - things to remember or mistakes to try not to make!
These notes cover everything you need to know for AS Chemistry. I'd recommend you print them and use them as you're learning the course, annotating them with 'extras' - things to remember or mistakes to try not to make!
These notes cover everything you need to know for A Level Chemistry. I'd recommend you print them and use them as you're learning the course, annotating them with 'extras' - things to remember or mistakes to try not to make!
These notes cover everything you need to know for A Level Chemistry. I'd recommend you print them and use them as you're learning the course, annotating them with 'extras' - things to remember or mistakes to try not to make!
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TEST: UNDERSTANDING
Partial fractions are tested every year, once. It's not a question on it's own though, it's usually either part (a) of another question.
The most common places to find the need for partial fractions are binomial expansion & integration questions.
