Online Past-Year Questions with Answers for IGCSE Physics – Extended (Paper 2 & Paper 4)
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Curriculum
- 8 Sections
- 177 Lessons
- 52 Weeks
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- CIE IGCSE Physics(0625) Mock test 2026 Paper 23
- Unit 1. Motion, forces and energy Exam Style Questions26
- 2.11.1 Physical quantities and measurement techniques – Paper 2
- 2.21.1 Physical quantities and measurement techniques – Paper 4
- 2.31.2 Motion – Paper 2
- 2.41.2 Motion – Paper 4
- 2.51.3 Mass and weight – Paper 2
- 2.61.3 Mass and weight – Paper 4
- 2.71.4 Density – Paper 2
- 2.81.4 Density – Paper 4
- 2.91.5.1 Effects of forces – Paper 2
- 2.101.5.1 Effects of forces – Paper 4
- 2.111.5.2 Turning effect of forces – Paper 2
- 2.121.5.2 Turning effect of forces – Paper 4
- 2.131.5.3 Centre of gravity – Paper 2
- 2.141.5.3 Centre of gravity – Paper 4
- 2.151.6 Momentum Paper 2
- 2.161.6 Momentum Paper 4
- 2.171.7.1 Energy – Paper 2
- 2.181.7.1 Energy – Paper 4
- 2.191.7.2 Work – Paper 2
- 2.201.7.2 Work – Paper 4
- 2.211.7.3 Energy resources – Paper 2
- 2.221.7.3 Energy resources – Paper 4
- 2.231.7.4 Power – Paper 2
- 2.241.7.4 Power – Paper 4
- 2.251.8 Pressure – Paper 2
- 2.261.8 Pressure – Paper 4
- Unit 2. Thermal physics Exam Style Questions20
- 3.12.1.1 States of matter – Paper 2
- 3.22.1.1 States of matter – Paper 4
- 3.32.1.2 Particle model – Paper 2
- 3.42.1.2 Particle model – Paper 4
- 3.52.1.3 Gases and the absolute scale of temperature – Paper 2
- 3.62.1.3 Gases and the absolute scale of temperature – Paper 4
- 3.72.2.1 Thermal expansion of solids, liquids and gases – Paper 2
- 3.82.2.1 Thermal expansion of solids, liquids and gases – Paper 4
- 3.92.2.2 Specific heat capacity – Paper 2
- 3.102.2.2 Specific heat capacity – Paper 4
- 3.112.2.3 Melting, boiling and evaporation – Paper 2
- 3.122.2.3 Melting, boiling and evaporation – Paper 4
- 3.132.3.1 Conduction – Paper 2
- 3.142.3.1 Conduction – Paper 4
- 3.152.3.2 Convection – Paper 2
- 3.162.3.2 Convection – Paper 4
- 3.172.3.3 Radiation – Paper 2
- 3.182.3.3 Radiation – Paper 4
- 3.192.3.4 Consequences of energy transfer – Paper 2
- 3.202.3.4 Consequences of energy transfer – Paper 4
- Unit 3. Waves Exam Style Questions14
- 4.13.1 General properties of waves – Paper 2
- 4.23.1 General properties of waves – Paper 4
- 4.33.2.1 Reflection of light – Paper 2
- 4.43.2.1 Reflection of light – Paper 4
- 4.53.2.2 Refraction of light – Paper 2
- 4.63.2.2 Refraction of light – Paper 4
- 4.73.2.3 Thin lenses – Paper 2
- 4.83.2.3 Thin lenses – Paper 4
- 4.93.2.4 Dispersion of light – Paper 2
- 4.103.2.4 Dispersion of light – Paper 4
- 4.113.3 Electromagnetic spectrum – Paper 2
- 4.123.3 Electromagnetic spectrum – Paper 4
- 4.133.4 Sound – Paper 2
- 4.143.4 Sound – Paper 4
- Unit 4. Electricity and magnetism Exam Style Questions32
- 5.14.1 Simple phenomena of magnetism Paper 2
- 5.24.1 Simple phenomena of magnetism Paper 4
- 5.34.2.1 Electric charge Paper 2
- 5.44.2.1 Electric charge Paper 4
- 5.54.2.2 Current Paper 2
- 5.64.2.2 Current Paper 4
- 5.74.2.3 Electromotive force and potential difference- Paper 2
- 5.84.2.3 Electromotive force and potential difference- Paper 4
- 5.94.2.4 Resistance Paper 2
- 5.104.2.4 Resistance Paper 4
- 5.114.2.5 Electrical energy and electrical power Paper 2
- 5.124.2.5 Electrical energy and electrical power Paper 4
- 5.134.3.1 Circuit diagrams and circuit components Paper 2
- 5.144.3.1 Circuit diagrams and circuit components Paper 4
- 5.154.3.2 Series and parallel circuits Paper 2
- 5.164.3.2 Series and parallel circuits Paper 4
- 5.174.3.3 Action and use of circuit components Paper 2
- 5.184.3.3 Action and use of circuit components Paper 4
- 5.194.4 Electrical safety Paper 2
- 5.204.4 Electrical safety Paper 4
- 5.214.5.1 Electromagnetic induction – Paper 2
- 5.224.5.1 Electromagnetic induction – Paper 4
- 5.234.5.2 The a.c. generator Paper 2
- 5.244.5.2 The a.c. generator Paper 4
- 5.254.5.3 Magnetic effect of a current Paper 2
- 5.264.5.3 Magnetic effect of a current Paper 4
- 5.274.5.4 Force on a current-carrying conductor Paper 2
- 5.284.5.4 Force on a current-carrying conductor Paper 4
- 5.294.5.5 The d.c. motor- Paper 2
- 5.304.5.5 The d.c. motor- Paper 4
- 5.314.5.6 Transformer Paper 2
- 5.324.5.6 Transformer Paper 4
- Unit 5. Nuclear physics Exam Style Questions14
- 6.15.1.1 The atom Paper 2
- 6.25.1.1 The atom Paper 4
- 6.35.1.2 Nucleus Paper 2
- 6.45.1.2 Nucleus Paper 4
- 6.55.2.1 Detection of radioactivity-Paper 2
- 6.65.2.1 Detection of radioactivity-Paper 4
- 6.75.2.2 The three types of nuclear emission Paper 2
- 6.85.2.2 The three types of nuclear emission Paper 4
- 6.95.2.3 Radioactive decay Paper 2
- 6.105.2.3 Radioactive decay Paper 4
- 6.115.2.4 Half-life Paper 2
- 6.125.2.4 Half-life Paper 4
- 6.135.2.5 Safety precautions – Paper 2
- 6.145.2.5 Safety precautions – Paper 4
- Unit 6. Space physics Exam Style Questions10
- CIE iGCSE Physics (0625) Supplement Study Notes58
- 8.11.1 Physical quantities and measurement technique Study Notes
- 8.21.2 Motion Study Notes
- 8.31.3 Mass and weight Study Notes
- 8.41.4 Density Study Notes
- 8.51.5.1 Effects of forces Study Notes
- 8.61.5.2 Turning effect of forces Study Notes
- 8.71.5.3 Centre of gravity Study Notes
- 8.81.6 Momentum Study Notes
- 8.91.7.1 Energy Study Notes
- 8.101.7.2 Work Study Notes
- 8.111.7.3 Energy resources Study Notes
- 8.121.7.4 Power Study Notes
- 8.131.8 Pressure Study Notes
- 8.142.1.1 States of matter Study Notes
- 8.152.1.2 Particle model Study Notes
- 8.162.1.3 Gases and the absolute scale of temperature Study Notes
- 8.172.2.1 Thermal expansion of solids, liquids and gases Study Notes
- 8.182.2.2 Specific heat capacity Study Notes
- 8.192.2.3 Melting, boiling and evaporation Study Notes
- 8.202.3.1 Conduction Study Notes
- 8.212.3.2 Convection Study Notes
- 8.222.3.3 Radiation Study Notes
- 8.232.3.4 Consequences of energy transfer Study Notes
- 8.243.1 General properties of waves Study Notes
- 8.253.2.1 Reflection of light Study Notes
- 8.263.2.2 Refraction of light Study Notes
- 8.273.2.3 Thin lens Study Notes
- 8.283.2.4 Dispersion of light Study Notes
- 8.293.3 Electromagnetic spectrum Study Notes
- 8.303.4 Sound Study Notes
- 8.314.1 Simple phenomena of magnetism Study Notes
- 8.324.2.1 Electric charge Study Notes
- 8.334.2.3 Electromotive force and potential difference Study Notes
- 8.344.2.2 Current Study Notes
- 8.354.2.4 Resistance Study Notes
- 8.364.2.5 Electrical energy and electrical power Study Notes
- 8.374.3.1 Circuit diagrams Study Notes
- 8.384.3.2 Series and parallel circuits Study Notes
- 8.394.3.3 Action and use of circuit components Study Notes
- 8.404.4 Electrical safety Study Notes
- 8.414.5.1 Electromagnetic induction Study Notes
- 8.424.5.2 A.C. Generator Study Notes
- 8.434.5.3 The magnetic effect of a current Study Notes
- 8.444.5.4 Force on a current-carrying conductor Study Notes
- 8.454.5.5 D.C. Motor Study Notes
- 8.464.5.6 Transformer Study Notes
- 8.475.1.1 The Atom Study Notes
- 8.485.1.2 The Nucleus Study Notes
- 8.495.2.1 Detection of radioactivity Study Notes
- 8.505.2.2 The three types of nuclear emission Study Notes
- 8.515.2.3 Radioactive decay Study Notes
- 8.525.2.4 Half-life Study Notes
- 8.535.2.5 Safety precautions Study Notes
- 8.546.1.1 The Earth Study Notes
- 8.556.1.2 The Solar System Study Notes
- 8.566.2.1 The Sun as a star Study Notes
- 8.576.2.2 Stars Study Notes
- 8.586.2.3 The Universe Study Notes
