Maths quizzes for A-level
8 Maths quizzes for A-level. Topics: Laws of logarithms; Chain, product and quotient rules; The normal distribution; Constant acceleration (SUVAT); Equations of circles; Integration by parts and by substitution and more.
Run any quiz live with the whole class: show the code or QR code and pupils join on their own phones — no accounts, no app. After each question they see the right answer with an explanation, so the quizzes work for revision too, or pupils can play them alone in solo mode.
Laws of Logarithms
10 questions · practises the log laws, ln and e, and solving exponential equations
Chain, Product & Quotient Rules
10 questions · practises differentiating composite, product and quotient functions, including trig, e^x and ln x
The Normal Distribution
10 questions · practises normal probabilities, standardising, inverse normal and tests for the mean
Constant Acceleration (SUVAT)
10 questions · practises the SUVAT equations, velocity-time graphs and motion under gravity
Equations of Circles
10 questions · practise centre-radius form, completing the square, tangents, chords and line–circle intersections.
Integration by Parts & Substitution
10 questions · practise choosing u and dv/dx, substitutions, changing limits and recognising standard integral forms.
Binomial Hypothesis Testing
10 questions · practise hypotheses, critical regions, significance levels and writing conclusions in context.
Moments
10 questions · practise taking moments, equilibrium of rods and beams, reaction forces and tilting problems.
Other year groups
Other subjects · A-level
Maths
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The class plays
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