Physics - What is electrical current measured in?

Physics - What is the push called from a battery that makes the charge move ?

Biology - What are differences in characteristics called?

Biology - What is the process called when the nucleus of a pollen grain joins with the nucleus of an ovule?

Chemistry - What is the time called between being a child and an adult?

Chemistry - What are the chemical messages called that are sent around the body that cause puberty?

Working Scientifically - Name the piece of equipment you need to measure electrical current.

Working Scientifically - Name the piece of equipment you need to measure potential difference.

Computer Science - What is a variable in programming?

Computer Science - Which of the following best describes a sequence in programming?

Computer Science - Selection in programming means

Computer Science - Iteration means repeating a block of code in a loop

Computer Science - A sequence of code that runs a fixed number of times describes which type of loop

Computer Science - Which of the following statements about Turtle in Python is correct?

Computer Science - Which of these is NOT a basic data type in Python?

Computer Science - What is a subroutine?

Computer Science - What is an argument in programming?

Computer Science - True or False: A parameter is the placeholder in a function definition that receives an argument.

Maths - When constructing Triangles, the letters SAS stand for

Maths - A Kite is a special

Maths - The union of two sets means

Maths - Which word out of these indicates the highest probability

Maths - Which of these values can't describe the probability of something happening

Maths - If the probability of your team winning is 0.5 and the probability of their drawing is 0.1, what's the probability of their losing?

Maths - The sum of angles in a quadrilateral is how many degrees

Maths - which rule isn't to do with angles in parallel lines

Geography - What is the difference between weather and climate?

Geography - How does weather and climate impact human lives and economic activity?

Geography - Why does latitude influence climate?

Geography - Which factors influence climate in the UK?

Geography - What are the three main types of rainfall?

Geography - Which of the following is an example of a weather hazard?

Geography - How do microclimates form?

Geography - What is an example of a microclimate?

History - Why did King John sign the Magna Carta in 1215?

History - What was the main idea of the Magna Carta?

History - Why did Edward I build castles in Wales?

History - How did the Black Death spread to England?

History - What was one major effect of the Black Death?

History - What was the main reason for the Peasants’ Revolt in 1381?

History - What happened to the leader of the Peasants’ Revolt, Wat Tyler?

History - What was a common form of medieval punishment?

RS - What is the Ik Onkar?

RS - What is the Mul Mantar?

RS - What is the khalsa?

RS - What is the amrit ceremony?

RS - What is a Kirpan?

RS - What is a Kara?

RS - What is a Kangha?

RS - What is a Kachera?

RS - What is Kesh?

French - How do you say " there is/are "?

French - How do you say " there isn't"?

French - How do you say "secondary school"?

French - How do you say "we can/you can"?

French - How do you say "first of all "?

French - How do you say " then"?

French - How do you say "after "?

French - How do you say " next"?

French - How do you say "finally"?

French - How do you say "afternoon"?

English - What defines a Shakespearean comedy?

English - What is genre?

English - What is a dramatic monologue?

English - What is the main reason for the Globe Theatre being so famous?

English - What is the purpose of a caption?

English - What is emotive language?

English - In FOREST, what does T stand for?

English - What is a simile?

English - What is the rule of three?

English - What is the purpose of a headline?

Academic Word List - "The circumstances or setting surrounding an event, statement, or idea" defines which word?

Academic Word List - What is the term for "to obtain or draw from a source"?

Academic Word List - "To give out or spread over a certain area" is the definition of which word?

Academic Word List - Which word refers to "the surrounding conditions, including natural, social, or cultural factors"?

Academic Word List - Choose the word that means "to set up or create something on a firm foundation."

Academic Word List - Which word means "clearly visible or obvious"?

Academic Word List - "To send goods or services to another country for sale" is the definition of which word?

Academic Word List - What is the term for "management of money, especially by governments, businesses, or individuals"?

Academic Word List - Choose the word that means "a mathematical rule expressed in symbols; a standard way of doing something."

Academic Word List - What is the term for "to differ in size, amount, or degree"?

Music - Which note sits on the top line of the treble clef staff?

Music - Which note is on the bottom line of the bass clef staff?

Music - Which notes are in the spaces of the bass clef staff?

Music - What is the name of the musical element that tells us how many beats are in a bar?

Music - Which musical element is all about combining notes of different lengths?

Music - What kind of articulation means playing notes smoothly?

Music - What is a ‘Capstan shanty’ used for?

Music - Which sea shanty type was sung for fun in free time?

Art - What does a Monochromatic tone mean?

Art - What is Complimentary Colour?

Art - What printing process did you work with to create your Abstract Cells print?

Art - What was the specific technique we used to make our individual print plates?

Art - Why do you assess and review work?

Art - The first artworks we looked at were from a biologist. Who was it?

Drama - What is naturalistic acting?

Drama - What is a monologue?

Drama - What is improvisation?

Drama - What is a stimulus?

Drama - What is the purpose of character development?

Drama - What is the purpose of physical theatre?

DT - What type of glue is used to permanently join timbers?

DT - When a weight is hung from the end of a line, what type of mechanical force is the line under?

DT - What is the first stage in the design process?

DT - Why are prototypes made?

DT - What is an orthographic drawing?

PE - Which bone is in the ankle?

PE - What muscle is found at the shoulder joint?

PE - What intensity does fat provide energy for?

PE - What artery takes blood to the body?

PE - What is the equation for power?