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MATHEMATICS ALL TOPICS 15 Topics | 76 Quizzes
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ALGEBRA-SIMPLIFYING
ALGEBRA – EQUATIONS & INEQUALITIES
RATIOS &PROPORTIONS
ANGLES
PYTHAGORA’S
POLYGONS
ALGEBRA – LINEAR RELATIONSHIPS
NUMBER – PERCENTAGE CALCULATIONS
Geometry 2
Statistics
Equations & Inequalities
PROBABILITY
factors and multiples
Financial Mathematics
Number
ENGLISH 101 Topics | 2 Quizzes
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1.Revise Common Figures of Speech
2.1. Analyse a Non-Fiction Text: A Leaflet on Safety in the Home
2.2 Analyse Fiction: Mr Gradgrind
2.3.Analyse the Language Used in a Fiction Text: ‘Hard Times’ (Chapter 5)
2.4.Compare and Contrast Opposing Arguments on the Subject of Zoos
2.5.Compare the Use of Language to Convey Meaning in Two Texts
2.6.Distinguish Between Fact and Opinion in a Text: Food Banks
2.7.Explain the Use of Language in Text
2.8.Explore the Portrayal of Atmosphere in a Text: ‘The Hound of the Baskervilles’
2.9.Explore the Settings in ‘Of Mice and Men’
2.10.Investigate the Main Characters in ‘Of Mice and Men’
2.11.Practise Using Inference in Literature
2.12.Revise Themes in ‘Of Mice and Men’
2.13.Study Context in Literature
2.14.Understand the Use of Inference in Literature
3.1 Analyse A Non Fiction Text: Fire Safety
3.2 Develop Inference Skills Using a Non-Fiction Text
3.3Develop Skills In Understanding Language Choice in A Historical Text
3.4 Identify Supporting Evidence for Purpose and Audience
3.5.Understand the Use of Language in Non-Fiction Texts
3.6.Use Inference in Non-Fiction
4.1.Analyse the Meaning of a Poem: ‘Sonnet’ by John Clare
4.2Revise Poetic Techniques
4.3 Analyse Meaning in the Poem ‘The Way Through the Woods’
4.4.Analyse Poetic Conventions
4.5 Analyse Poetry in Context: ‘The Man He Killed’
4.6 Analyse the Meaning of the Poem : ‘My Last Duchess’
4.7.Analyse the Meaning of the Poem: ‘Tich Miller’
4.8 Compare Two Poems on a Similar Theme: ‘Futility’ and ‘The Charge of the Light Brigade’
4.9 Compare Two Poems: ‘London’ and ‘London’s Summer Morning’
4.10 Identify Literary Devices: Oxymoron, Paradox, Climax, Innuendo, Hyperbole
4.11 Identify Poetic Conventions
4.12 Make Comparisons Between Texts: Poetry
4.13 Make Comparisons Between Texts: Shakespearean Sonnets
4.14 Read Poetry to Analyse Meaning: ‘The Song of the Old Mother’
4.15 Recognise Common Literary Devices: Alliteration, Assonance and Onomatopoeia
5.1 Identify Purpose and Audience
5.2 Revise Your Spelling: Words Containing ‘ie’ and ‘ei’
5.3 Revise Your Spelling: Words Ending in -ious and -eous
5.4 Spell Common Geographical Terms
5.5 Spell Mathematical Terms Relating to Data Handling
5.6 Spell Mathematical Terms Relating to Number
5.7 Spell Mathematical Terms Used with Shapes
6.1 Analyse the Language Used to Show Context in Fiction: Coketown
6.2 Apply New Vocabulary
6.3 Develop Skills in Using Ambitious Vocabulary
6.4 Develop Use of Ambitious Vocabulary
6.5 Develop Use of Subject Terminology
6.6 Distinguish Between Similar Sounding Words
6.7 Distinguish Between the Spelling of Similar Sounding Words
6.8 Investigate the Use of Language in a Text
6.9 Learn the Difference Between the Spelling of Similar Sounding Words
6.10 Practise Spelling Similar Words with Different Meanings
6.11 Recognise Similar Words with Different Meanings
6.12 Revise Adjectives: Comparatives and Superlatives
6.13 Revise Apostrophes: How to Use Them Correctly
6.14 Revise Nouns: Making Plurals
6.15 Understand That Words Can Have Positive and Negative Connotations
7 Identify Purpose and Audience
8 Revise Your Dictionary Skills
9.1 Revise the Function of Verbs and Adverbs
9.2 Use ‘Affect’ and ‘Effect’ Correctly
9.3 Use Comparative and Superlative Adjectives Correctly
10.1 Identify Common Errors in Writing
10.2 Identify Different Audiences
10.3 Practise Identifying Common Errors in Writing
10.4 Practise Identifying Supporting Statements
10.5 Practise Using Connectives to Structure Written Work
10.6 Revise Verbs: Active and Passive Forms
10.7 Understand Relative Clauses: Defining and Non-Defining
10.8 Understand the Use of Connectives
10.9 Use Ambitious Vocabulary
11.1 Consolidate Understanding of Apostrophes
11.2 Consolidate Understanding of Colons and Semicolons
11.3 Correct Common Punctuation Errors
11.4 Revise the Correct Use of the Apostrophe
11.5 Use Advanced Punctuation
11.6 Use Colons and Semicolons Accurately
12.1 Develop Skills in Retrieval of Information
12.2 Explain the Effect of Literary Devices
12.3 Explain the Effect of Rhetorical Devices
12.4 Identify Arguments
12.5 Identify Literary and Rhetorical Devices
12.6 Identify Literary Devices
12.7 Identify Rhetorical Devices
12.8 Identify Supporting Statements
12.9 Improve Your Use of Vocabulary
12.10 Learn Skills Needed to Write For A Specific Audience
12.11 Practise Using Retrieval Skills in Analysing a Text
12.12 Use Figures of Speech: Simile, Metaphor and Personification
12.13 Write a Logical Argument: School Holidays
12.14 Write a Short Story: The Train Station
12.15 Write For A Range of Audiences
12.16 Write For A Specific Audience
12.17 Write For Purpose
12.18 Write in Formal Language: Santa
12.19 Write to Advise
12.20 Write to Describe A Special Place
12.21 Write to Inform: A Public Space
12.22 Write to Persuade: Sponsoring a Child
12.23 Writing About an Experience: An Important Event
SCIENCE 110 Topics
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Describe Feeding Relationships
Describe the Process of Diffusion
Describe Unicellular Organisms
Distinguish Between Plant and Animal Cells
Explain the Process of Diffusion
Explain the Structure of Unicellular Organisms
Investigate the Structural Adaptations of Unicellur organisms
Compare Antagonistic Muscle Types
Describe What Tendons and Ligaments Are
Draw Conclusions When Investigating the Force Exerted by Muscles
Evaluate an Investigation on the Force Exerted by Muscles
Plan an Investigation on the Force Exerted by Muscles
Understand How Antagonistic Muscles Cause Movement
Understand Changes of State and Forces of Attraction
Understand The Movement of Particles in Changes
Understand The Movement of Particles in Changes of State
Understand the Relationship Between Changes in Temperature and Changes of State
Understand What Happens When Substances are Cooled
Understand What Happens When Substances are Heated
Distinguish Between Atoms, Elements and Compounds
Explore More Complex Chemical Formulae of Compounds
Explore the Chemical Formulae of Compounds
Identify Atoms and Molecules in Diagrams
Identify the Groups in the Periodic Table
Identify the Reactants and Products in a Reaction
Describe the Impact of Exercise, Asthma and Smoking on the Gas Exchange System
Determine what’s in our food
Describe the Role of Bacteria in the Human Digestive System
Discuss the Role of Bacteria in the Human Digestive System
Compare the Contents of Inhaled and Exhaled air
Explain What Digestive Enzymes Are
Explore What Happens in the Lungs
Identify the Functions of Parts of the Human Digestive System
Investigate the Respiratory System
Investigate the Adaptations of the Lungs
Relate the Adaptations of the Human Digestive System to their Functions
Understand the Digestive System
Understand the Process of Respiration
Explore Different Types of Rock
Investigate Erosion as Part of the Rock Cycle
Investigate How Soils are Different from Each Other
Analyse Results of Reaction Speed Experiment
Evaluate Results from Stimulant Investigation
Plan an Investigation on Reaction Times
Plan an Investigation: Can Stimulants Affect Reaction Times?
Describe How a Plant Reproduces
Describe How Insects and the Wind Help Pollination
Explain how plants grow
Identify the Structures and Functions of the Flowering Plant
Explain Superposition of Waves
Explain the process of cellular respiration
Describe Refraction
Calculate Moments and Explain Why Things Balance
Calculate Pressure and Explain Fluid Pressure
Define and Calculate Work Done
Describe the Effects of Magnetic Fields
Describe the Properties of Sound Waves
Describe Velocity and Calculate Relative Motion
Explain How Bar Magnets work
Explain How Electromagnets Work
Explain how Materials become Magnetised and De-magnetised
Explain How Sound Travels
Explain How the Ear Works
Explain How to Make Magnets Using Electricity
Investigate Viscosity of Liquids in a Fair Test
Explore the Properties of Liquids and Gases
Explore the Properties of Solids, Liquids and Gases
Investigate Particle Arrangement in the Three States of Matter
Investigate the Arrangement of Particles in Solids, Liquids and Gases
Understand the Properties of Liquids and Gases
Understand the Properties of Solids and Liquids
Investigate the Earth’s Atmosphere
Know About the Earth’s Structure and Composition
Analyse results of reaction speed experiment
Evaluate Results from Stimulant Investigation
Plan an Investigation on Reaction Times
Plan an Investigation: Can Stimulants Affect Reaction Times?
Explain Superposition of Waves
Describe Refraction
Investigate Viscosity of Liquids in a Fair Test
Calculate Fuel Uses and Costs
Compare Differences Between Heat and Temperature
Describe Processes of Heat Transfer
Describe the Effects of Mixing Primary and Secondary Colours of White Light
Describe Properties of Light Waves
Describe What Happens When Light Hits an Object
Explain Conduction and Insulation
Explain Dispersion and the Spectrum of White Light
Explain How Images are Made by Eyes and Cameras
Explain How Lenses Form Images
Explain How Light Travels
Explain How Mirrors Work
Explain how Particle Motion is Affected by Temperature
Explore Different Forms of Energy
Explore Different Types of Renewable Energy
Explore Energy Changes
Explore Fuel Use and Energy Costs
Investigate Changes in Systems
Investigate Forms of Energy
Practise Calculating Fuel Uses and Costs
Study Different Forms of Energy
Understand Energy Changes
Understand How Energy in Food is Measured
Understand How to Calculate Fuel Uses and Costs
Understand the Conversion of Energy
Investigate the Earth’s Atmosphere
Know About the Earth’s Structure and Composition
Explore the Properties of Solids, Liquids and Gases
Investigate the Arrangement of Particles in Solids, Liquids and Gases
Investigate Particle Arrangement in the Three States of Matter
SCIENCE – G9 82 Topics
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Practise Identifying Atoms and Molecules in Diagrams
Describe the Reactions between Metals and Acids
Explore Displacement Reactions
Explore the Combustion of Fuels
Explore the Reaction of Alkali Metals and Water
Investigate The Movement of Particles in Changes of State
Investigate the Production of Salts in Neutralisation Reactions
Investigate the Reactivity Series
Understand Changes of State
Understand Endothermic and Exothermic Reactions
Understand Exothermic and Endothermic Processes in Changes of State
Understand How Changes in Temperature Cause Changes of State
Understand Reactions of Acids with Metal Carbonates
Understand The Movement of Particles in Changes of State
Understand The Role of Energy in Changes of State
Acids and Metal Carbonates
Describe the Properties of Ceramics, Polymers and Composites
Describe the Reactions Between Metals and Acids
Distinguish Between Atoms, Elements and Compounds
Explore More Complex Chemical Formulae of Compounds
Investigate How Metals React with Oxygen and Acid
Investigate the Difference Between Elements, Compounds and Molecules
Investigate the Extraction of Metals
Investigate the Properties of Metals
Investigate the Reactions Between Metal Oxides and Acids
Learn About Subscript Numbers in Chemical Formulae of Compounds
Name Chemical Compounds Using the Periodic Table
Understand How to Find the Atomic Number and Mass Number of Elements
Understand the Chemical Formulae of Compounds
Explore Atoms and Molecules in Everyday Life
Explore the Difference between Atoms and Molecules in the Atomic Model
Explore the Differences Between Elements and Compounds
Investigate the Subatomic Particles in an Atom
Learn About the Electronic Structure of Atoms
Learn About the Subatomic Particles in an Atom
Study the Differences Between Elements and Compounds
Understand Dalton’s Atomic Theory
Understand How Names of Compounds are Formed from Chemical Formulae
Understand the Difference Between Atoms and Molecules
Understand the Law of Conservation of Mass
Understand the Law of Conservation of Mass in Terms of Atoms
Understand the Names of Compounds from Chemical Formulae
Apply Relative Formula Mass to Prove Conservation of Mass in Reactions
Apply the Law of Conservation of Mass in Open and Closed Systems
Apply the Law of Conservation of Mass to Solve Calculations
Explore the Arrangement of Particles in Solids, Liquids and Gases
Investigate the Arrangement of Particles in Solids, Liquids and Gases
Explore Atoms and Molecules in Everyday Life
Explore the Difference between Atoms and Molecules in the Atomic Model
Explore the Differences Between Elements and Compounds
Investigate the Subatomic Particles in an Atom
Acid Rain
Discuss pollution in the environment
Explore the Causes of Global Warming
Recognise the Importance of Biodiversity
Calculate Energy and Cost of Electricity Bills
Compare Advantages and Disadvantages of Different Energy Resources
Define and Calculate Power
Describe Multi-Step Energy Changes
Describe Processes of Heat Transfer
Explain How Simple Machines Work
Identify and Compare Fuels and Energy Resources
Identify Energy Changes in Electrical Circuits
Investigate Forms of Energy
Investigate Multi-Step Energy Changes
Understand Energy Changes
Understand How to Calculate Fuel Uses and Costs
Calculate Speed
Explain Effects of Balanced and Unbalanced Forces
Calculate Energy and Cost of Electricity Bills
Calculate Gravitational Potential Energy
Calculate Kinetic Energy
Compare Differences Between Heat and Temperature
Define and Calculate Work Done
Interpret the Energy Information on Food Labels and Use Different Units of Energy
Understand How to Read Sankey Diagrams
Describe how Fruits and Seeds are Formed and Dispersed
Discuss how fertilisers help plants
Explain how a Plant Reproduces
Explain the Role of the Leaf in Photosynthesis
Investigate the Differences between Insect and Wind Pollination
The Importance of Green Plants
ENGLISH G8 93 Topics
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1.1 Analyse a Non-Fiction Text on Tigers
1.2 Answer Questions on a Fiction Text: Whale Adventure
1.3 Compare the Purpose, Audience and Context of Two Texts
1.4 Compare Two Monsters in Fiction: Frankenstein and Dracula
1.5 Compare Two Poetry Texts
1.6 Compare Two Texts on the Theme of Pirates
1.7 Compare Two Texts with the Setting of Mountains
1.8 Distinguish Fact and Opinion: Recycling
1.9 Explore Characters in a Text Using Inference Skills
1.10 Identify Purpose, Audience and Context in Two Contrasting Texts
1.11 Practise Distinguishing Fact and Opinion from an Article
1.12 Read Fiction: ‘Private Peaceful’ Chapter 1
1.13 Read Fiction: ‘Private Peaceful’ Chapter 11
1.14 Read Fiction: ‘Private Peaceful’ Chapter 2
1.15 Read Fiction: ‘Private Peaceful’ Chapter 3
1.16 Read Fiction: ‘Private Peaceful’ Chapter 4
1.17 Read Fiction: ‘Private Peaceful’ Chapter 7
1.17 Read Fiction: ‘Private Peaceful’ Chapter 8
1.19 Read Fiction: ‘Private Peaceful’ Chapters 12 and 13
1.20 Read Fiction: ‘Private Peaceful’ Chapters 5 and 6
1.21 Read Fiction: ‘Private Peaceful’ Chapters 9 and 10
1.22 Study Autobiographical Writing: Roald Dahl’s ‘Boy’ Chapter 15
1.23 Study Autobiographical Writing: Roald Dahl’s ‘Boy’ Chapter 17
1.24 Study Autobiographical Writing: Roald Dahl’s ‘Boy’ Chapter 3
1.25 Study Autobiographical Writing: Roald Dahl’s ‘Boy’ Chapters 1 and 2
1.26 Study Autobiographical Writing: Roald Dahl’s ‘Boy’ Chapters 4, 5 and 6
1.27 Study Fiction for Historical Context: Frankenstein
1.28 Understand How to Compare Two Texts
1.29 Understand the Characters of Oberon and Titania in ‘A Midsummer Night’s Dream’
1.30 Understand the Conventions of a Limerick
1.31 Understand the Development of the Plot of ‘A Midsummer Night’s Dream’
1.32 Understand the Ending of ‘A Midsummer Night’s Dream’
1.33 Understand the Relationship Between Titania and Bottom in ‘A Midsummer Night’s Dream’
1.34 Understand the Setting and Opening Plot of ‘A Midsummer Night’s Dream’
1.35 Use Inference Skills to Answer Questions About a Text
2.1 Analyse the Second Half of the Poem: The Charge of the Light Brigade
2.2 Answer Questions on a Poem: ‘Dulce Et Decorum Est’
2.3 Answer Questions on a Poem: ‘The Charge of the Light Brigade’
2.4 Answer Questions on a Poem: ‘The Highwayman’
2.5 Answer Questions on the Poem ‘My Last Duchess’ by Robert Browning
2.6 Compare Poems on a Theme: ‘To Autumn’ and ‘Ode to Autumn’
2.7 Interpret a Poem: ‘The Charge of the Light Brigade’
2.8 Interpret the Ballad: ‘Mariana’ by Alfred Lord Tennyson
2.9 Interpret the Ballad: ‘The Lady of Shalott’ by Alfred Lord Tennyson
2.10 Interpret the Poem: ‘The General’
2.11 Interpret the Poem: ‘The Soldier’
2.12 Interpret the Second Half of a Poem : ‘Dulce Et Decorum Est’
2.13 Practise Inference Skills on the Poem ‘The Tyger’ by William Blake
3.1 Explore the Use of Language in Different Word Classes
3.2 Investigate the Use of Language in Adverbs, Pronouns and Prepositions
3.3 Understand How to Use Language to Create an Image
3.4 Understand the Language of Pathetic Fallacy
4.1 Practise the Spelling of Challenging Words
4.2 Practise the Spelling of Commonly Misspelt Words
4.3 Revise the Spelling of Commonly Misspelt Words
5.1 Vary Your Word Choice Using Synonyms
5.2 Explore How Language Changes Over Time
5.3 Identify Synonyms to Improve Vocabulary
5.4 Investigate Word Meaning Using Context Clues
5.5 Know Your Prefixes: dis-
5.6 Know Your Suffixes: -ise and -ice
5.7 Revise Sentence Structure
5.8 Revise Terminology Used in English
5.9 Understand How Language Changes Over Time
5.10 Use Context to Understand Word Meaning
5.11 Use Synonyms to Vary Word Choices
6.1 Develop Skills in Identifying Common Errors in Writing
6.2 Develop Skills in Identifying Viewpoints
6.3 Develop Skills in Using Literary Devices
6.4 Identify Common Errors in Writing
6.5 Identify Viewpoints
6.6 Use Evidence to Support Statements
6.7 Use Literary Devices
7.1 Develop Skills in Identifying Rhetorical Devices
7.2 Find Evidence of Supporting Statements
7.3 Identify Purpose and Audience
7.4 Identify Rhetorical Devices
7.5 Identify Supporting Statements
7.6 Identify the Purpose, Audience and Context of a Text
7.7 Practise Descriptive Writing Techniques
7.8 Practise Identifying Purpose, Audience and Context
7.9 Practise Writing For A Specific Audience
7.10 Practise Writing in Formal Language: The Caravan
7.11 Understand How to Write a Letter in Formal Language
7.12 Write a Logical Argument About the Watching of Television
7.13 Write a Short Story: The Lesson
7.14 Write About an Experience: The Day Trip
7.15 Write For A Range of Audiences
7.16 Write For A Specific Audience
8.1 Correct Common Spelling and Grammar Errors
8.2 Revise the Past Tense
8.3 Use ‘Amount’ and ‘Number’ Correctly
8.4 Use ‘Less’ and ‘Fewer’ Correctly
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