Biology - Which of the following is a non-communicable disease?

Biology - Which vessel has perforated ends?

Biology - What is the function of lignin?

Biology - What is the main resource that moves around the plant in translocation?

Biology - What type of cell opens and closes the stomata

Biology - Which kind of tumour is more aggresive?

Biology - Name the part of a plant cell where photosynthesis happens

Biology - Name the part of a plant cell where aerobic respiration happens

Physics - What is the correct equation to calculate speed

Physics - What is the correct equation to calculate acceleration.

Physics - What does the gradient of a line on a distance time graph represent

Physics - What does the gradient of a line on a velocity time graph represent

Physics - What is the correct equation for Hookes law.

Physics - What does the spring constant measure?

Physics - The furthest point a spring can stretched while being able to return to its original length is called what?

Physics - A spring is stretched beyond its elastic limit. What does this mean?

Chemistry - The test for OXYGEN is:

Chemistry - The test for CARBON DIOXIDE is:

Chemistry - The test for CHLORINE is:

Chemistry - How many atoms are in a molecule of sulphuric acid, H2SO4?

Chemistry - The element sulphur has the formula S8. This means it is made up of:

Chemistry - What are the products of the reaction between potassium and water?

Chemistry - An ion with what charge is always formed when an alkali metal reacts

Chemistry - Why did Mendeleev leave gaps in his early periodic table?

Chemistry - On the periodic table where do we find elements with similar chemical properties

Chemistry - It is found that an unidentified element forms a 3+ ion when it reacts. The element could therefore possibly be:

Maths - After which transformation is a shape not always congruent to the original?

Maths - If two shapes are similar then....

Maths - The notation P(AnB)

Maths - The notation for not in set A is given as

Maths - Identify the term that is not an average

Maths - Calculation of a mean from grouped data is an estimate becuase

Maths - The trigonometric ratio relating the angle x with the Opposite and Hypotenuse is...

Maths - To find the size of a missing angle in trigonometry you would need to use

Computer Science - What is data?

Computer Science - What makes data become information?

Computer Science - What does the Computer Misuse Act aim to prevent?

Computer Science - What is social engineering?

Computer Science - What happens during a Denial of Service (DoS) attack?

Computer Science - How does a Dedicated Denial of Service (DDoS) attack differ from a DoS attack?

Computer Science - What is malware?

Computer Science - True or False: All malware is classed as a virus

Computer Science - What is computer programming?

Computer Science - What does decomposition mean in programming?

Geography - What is meant by 'resource management'?

Geography - Which of the following is NOT a renewable resource?

Geography - Why is sustainable resource management important?

Geography - Which of the following is a key issue related to resource management?

Geography - What does the term 'food security' mean?

Geography - How does deforestation impact resource management?

Geography - What is the main environmental concern related to fossil fuels?

Geography - Energy: Which of the following is a key disadvantage of nuclear energy?

Geography - Energy: What is the primary source of renewable energy?

History - When did the Falklands War begin and end?

History - When did Argentina gain independence from Spain?

History - What type of government was in control of Argentina by 1976?

History - What are the main islands of the Falkland Islands called?

History - How far are the Falkland Islands from the UK and Argentina?

History - How does the Imperial War Museum define the Holocaust?

History - When did the Holocaust take place?

History - Where did the Holocaust take place, and where did it expand?

RS - What is a denomination?

RS - What is the biggest Christian denomination in the world?

RS - Who is in charge of the Roman Catholic Church?

RS - What is Purgatory?

RS - In the 1500s, what could you buy from the Pope to get your relatives through Purgatory?

RS - What do you call the churches which left Catholicism in the 1500s?

RS - What is the name for the 16th Century split between Catholic and Protestant churches

RS - Who started the German Reformation in 1517?

RS - What is the name for the Catholic belief that the bread and wine actually turns into Jesus' body and blood?

RS - How do Protestants believe we can be forgiven and go to heaven?

French - How do you say "I take"?

French - How do you say "I prefer"?

French - How do you say "I went"?

French - How do you say "it was"?

French - How do you say "we will go"?

French - How do you say "we will do"?

French - How do you say "it will be"?

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

French - How do you say "I live"?

French - How do you say "I would like"?

English - What is genre?

English - What is a dramatic monologue?

English - What is a sonnet?

English - What is dramatic irony?

English - What is context?

English - What is a synonym for hierarchy?

English - In Elizabethan times, who was at the top of the hierarchal structure?

English - In Elizabethan times, at what age could a girl legally marry?

In Elizabethan times, what could be the legal punishment for not attending church on a Sunday?

English - When studying the play 'Romeo and Juliet', what is another important type of context?

Academic Word List - Which word refers to "a part or element of a larger whole"?

Academic Word List - What is the term for "to bring people together for a meeting or activity"?

Academic Word List - "To reach a conclusion by reasoning from general principles" defines which word?

Academic Word List - Choose the word that means "to deliberately leave out or keep something out."

Academic Word List - Which word means "occurring at the beginning or first stage of something"?

Academic Word List - What word refers to "to find or identify the position of something"?

Academic Word List - "The study of fundamental knowledge, reality, and existence" defines which word?

Academic Word List - Choose the correct word for "to depend on with confidence or trust."

Academic Word List - Which word means "to clearly define or state something explicitly"?

Academic Word List - What is the term for "based on logic or facts and legally acceptable"?

Music - What is a diegetic sound in film?

Music - Which type of sound is not part of the world of the film?

Music - What is the term for background music in a film?

Music - What is a leitmotif?

Music - Which musical element refers to how high or low a note is?

Music - Which element describes how loud or quiet music is?

Music - What do we call the combination of notes played at the same time?

Music - What is the term for the number of beats in a bar?

Art - What do you call the piece of lino that you print from? This is across all types of printmaking.

Art - When cutting lino how do you make the line deeper?

Art - When you printed this term what type of medium did you use?

Art - Which should you NOT do when using the press?

Art - Which Printmaker has not been one of our ‘DO Now’ tasks this term?

Art - What is the name for a lino print using 2 colours?

Drama - What is the difference between diegetic and non-diegetic sound?

Drama - What is the purpose of lighting intensity?

Drama - What is the purpose of a set?

Drama - How can costumes help to develop a character?

Drama - What is the difference between naturalistic and non-naturalistic effects?

Drama - What is a cross-fade?

DT - Which of these is a ferrous metal?

DT - Why do ferrous metals rust?

DT - What is the main advantage of using aluminium for drink cans?

DT - Which tool is best for cutting sheet metal?

DT - What is an alloy?

PE - Which one of the following is a bone in the leg?

PE - Which muscle is found in the upper arm?

PE - Which food is a source of protein?

PE - What is the name of the top chambers of the heart?

PE - What is the test for power?