Physics quizzes
14 Physics quizzes for secondary school (KS3 to GCSE) and A-level. Topics: Speed and distance-time graphs; Weight, mass and gravity; Light: reflection and refraction; Pressure in solids, liquids and gases; Energy stores and transfers; Current, potential difference and resistance 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.
Year 7 · 2 quizzes
Year 8 · 2 quizzes
Year 9 · 1 quiz
GCSE · 3 quizzes
Current, Voltage & Resistance
10 questions · practise V = IR, series and parallel circuit rules and the behaviour of circuit components
Radioactive Decay & Half-Life
10 questions · alpha, beta and gamma radiation, nuclear equations and half-life calculations
Waves & the EM Spectrum
10 questions · wave properties, the wave equation and the uses and dangers of electromagnetic waves
A-level · 6 quizzes
Particles, Antiparticles & Quarks
10 questions · practises particle classification, quarks, conservation laws and exchange particles
Projectile Motion
10 questions · practises resolving velocities, time of flight, range and maximum height of projectiles
Simple Harmonic Motion
10 questions · practises the SHM equations, pendulums, mass-spring systems, damping and resonance
Stress, Strain & the Young Modulus
10 questions · practise Hooke's law, stress and strain, Young modulus calculations and material graphs.
Stationary Waves
10 questions · practise nodes and antinodes, harmonics on strings, the frequency formula and progressive vs stationary waves.
Gravitational Fields & Orbits
10 questions · practise Newton's law of gravitation, field strength, potential, escape velocity and satellite orbits.
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How to use a quiz in class
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Pick a quiz
Open a quiz to see its questions and answers. Copy it if you want to adapt it to your lesson.
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Start a game
Click “Start game” and put the game code or QR code on the board.
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The class plays
Pupils join on their phones without accounts. Afterwards you see how many got each question right and can download the results as CSV.
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