Physics PDF
Physics PDF
(CGSE)
(AQA, CCEA, Edexcel, Eduqas, WJEC, OCR (21st Century))
Subject Board Level
Physics AQA CGSE
Topics
1) Energy 1:Changes in energy stores
2:Work, power and efficiency
3:Energy and heating 4:Energy
demands
5:Sample exam questions - energy
4) Atomic Structure
1:Models of the atom
2:Atoms, isotopes and ions
3:Radioactive decay
4:Uses and dangers of radiation
5:Nuclear fission and fusion
6:Sample exam questions - atomic
structure
Topics
1:Types of motion
1) Motion 2:Distance-time graphs
1:Measuring density
3) Kinetic theory 2:States of matter
1:Energy forms
4) Energy 2:Energy resources
3:Work, power and efficency
4:Kinetic and gravitational potential
energy
5:Heat transfer
1:Magnetic fields
9) Magnetism and 2:The motor effect
3:The a.c. generator
electromagnetism
4:The transformer
Topics
1) Key concepts of physics 1: Key concepts of physics
1:Changes in energy
3) Conservation of energy 2:Efficiency
3:Energy sources
4:Sample exam questions - conservation of
energy
1:Atoms
2:Nuclear radiation
3:Uses and dangers of radioactivity
6) Radioactivity
4:Nuclear power
5:Sample exam questions - radioactivity
7) Astronomy 1:The Solar System
2:The expanding Universe
3:The life cycle of stars
4:Sample exam questions - astronomy
12) Magnetism and the motor effect 1:Magnets and magnetic fields
2:Electromagnets - Higher
3:Sample exam questions - magnetism and
the motor effect
Topics
1) Energy 1:Energy changes in a system 2:Specific
heat capacity and latent heat
3:Conservation, dissipation and energy
4:sources
5:Energy transfers
6:Sample exam questions
Topics
1) Electric circuits
2) Generating electricity
3) Making use of energy
1) Electricity, energy and waves
4) Domestic electricity
5) Features of waves
6) The total internal reflection of
waves
7) Seismic waves
8) Kinetic theory
9) Electromagnetism
Topics
1:What are the risks and benefits of
1) Radiation and waves using radiations?
2:What is climate change and what is
the evidence for it?
3:How do waves behave?
4:What happens when light and sound
meet different materials?
5:Sample exam questions
1:How much energy do we use?
2) Sustainable energy 2:How can electricity be generated?
3:Sample exam questions
1:What is electric charge?
3) Electric circuits 2:What determines the current in an
electric circuit?
3:How do series and parallel circuits
work?
4:What determines the rate of energy
transfer in a circuit?
5:How do electric motors work? -
Higher
6:What is the process inside an electric
generator?
7:Sample Questions
1:What are forces?
4) Explaining motion 2:How can we describe motion?
3:What is the connection between
forces and motion?
4:How can we describe motion in terms
of energy transfers?
5:Sample exam questions
1:What is radioactivity?
5) Radioactive materials 2:How can radioactive materials be
used safely?
3:How can radioactive materials be
used to provide energy?
4:Sample exam questions
1:How does energy transform matter?
6) Matter - models and explanations 2:How does the particle model explain
the effects of heating?
3:How does the particle model relate to
material under stress?
4:How does the particle model relate to
pressure in fluids?
5:How can scientific models help us
understand the Big Bang?
6:Sample exam questions
1:What are the (i)Electromagnetic Waves. (II) Behaviour and uses of (III) Hazards of (IV) Medical
risks and benefits of (I.I) Electromagnetic electromagnetic waves. electromagnetic uses of
using radiations? Spectrum. (II.I) Radio waves. radiation. electromagnetic
(II.II) Producing radio (III.I) Ionising waves.
waves – Higher. radiation. (IV.1) Infrared
(II.III) Microwaves. radiation.
(II.IV) Infrared radiation. (IV.II) X-rays.
(II.V) Visible light. (IV.III) Gamma
(II.VI) Ultraviolet rays.
radiation.
2:What is climate change (I) Emission and absorption of (II)The Earth's temperature – Higher.
and what is the evidence for radiation. (II.I) Factors affecting the Earth's temperature.
it? (I.I) Poor absorbers and (II.II) The greenhouse effect.
emitters. (II.III) Evidence for global warming.
3:How do (I)Types of (III)Transverse (IV) Wave (v) Practical - (VI) Reflection of waves
waves behave? waves. and longitudinal speed. measuring (VII)Refraction of waves.
(II)Parts of a waves. (IV.I) Example waves in a (VII.I) Explaining refraction –
wave. calculation. ripple tank. Higher.
(II.I) Peak. (V.I) Example (VIII) Suggested practical -
(II.II) Trough. results table. reflection and refraction of light
(II.III)
Amplitude.
(II.IV)
Wavelength.
(II.V) Time
period.
(II.VI)
Frequency.