What? This section brings together a carefully curated and extensive question bank for Paper 1A and Paper 2, with content-based questions organised by topic.
Why? You wouldn’t expect Usain Bolt to break world records by reading a textbook on sprinting — he did it by running again and again. Mastering these papers works the same way: practice is key. There is no such thing as doing too many questions!
A1 - Molecules
A2 - Cells
A3 - Organisms
B2 - Cells
B3 - Organisms
B4 - Ecosystems
C1 - Molecules
C2 - Cells
C3 - Organisms
D1 - Molecules
D2 - Cells
D3 - Organisms
What? This section brings together a carefully curated question bank for Paper 1B, focused entirely on data-based questions — graphs, tables, experiments, and all the information you’re expected to make sense of under exam pressure.
Why? Each data-based question sticks to one theme at a time, because no one enjoys decoding a graph and guessing which topic it belongs to. So we’ve organised the questions by theme to keep things logical, focused, and far less confusing — letting you practise interpreting experimental data off the syllabus content.