A-Level Physics questions, generated and marked
cookie generates A-Level Physics questions from material you choose and marks what you write for method, units and explanation separately, which is how a Physics mark scheme is built. Derivations and the long explanation questions are what it is most useful for, because both are marked on reasoning rather than on a final number, and spaced repetition decides when each one comes back.
Decks in the library for this
There are 7 public decks for this, built from published exam-board material. Import one and you get a private copy to practise from and change.
Units and significant figures carry marks of their own
A Physics answer can be numerically right and still lose a mark, and that is the mark people lose repeatedly without noticing. Marking each criterion separately makes the pattern visible: the physics was fine and the unit was missing, three times this week.
Practicals and graphs
Required practicals are examined in writing, about method, error and what a graph gradient means. Those questions generate well from your own lab notes, and the marking reads a photographed graph or a sketch from the whiteboard.
Common questions
Can it ask me to derive something?
Yes, and it marks the derivation step by step rather than only checking the final expression.
Does it plot graphs?
It includes a plotted graph where a question cannot be asked without one. Most of the time it asks in words, which is what the paper does.
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