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UK school year Y7 to Y9, the chemistry and earth science
for SAT's
- Usual minimum age UK 11-14, USA grades
6-8, Australia Y7-8? Caribbean Integrated Science Grades 7-8, Hong Kong
Forms 1-3
multi-word fill work sheets, multiple choice
quizzes and crossword puzzles etc.
UK KS4 Y10 to Y11 (and = IGCSE) chemistry, earth science and
radioactivity
- Usual minimum UK age 14-16, USA grades
9-10, Australia Y9-10?, Chemistry of the Caribbean Secondary Education
Certificate (CSEC) Grades 9, 10, 11, Hong Kong HKCEE Form 4 and Form 5
summary of support for the chemistry, earth science and radioactivity
for any individual UK syllabus for AQA, Edexcel, OCR, CCEA or WJEC gcse science or
chemistry syllabus
basic revision notes for most GCSE or IGCSE chemistry topics in single,
double or triple award science or chemistry (should be complete by end
of Jan 2004)
Earth science page (links to www, cue Q and answer notes)
multiple choice and multiple completion tests (usually for UK HT and FT
entry level)
single short answer tests (usually for HT and FT chemical calculations)
structured questions
multi-word fill exercises - a bit cumbersome on-line but can be
printed out with word list (for white background, make sure internet
printer settings are such that 'background colour' is NOT printed)
crosswords - a bit cumbersome on-line but there are 'printing out'
versions (for black background, make sure internet printer settings are
such that 'background colour' WILL BE printed)
Matching pair exercises (simple short exercises - handy at start or end
of a lesson for summary or review purposes)
Just a few exercises so far with jumbled sentences
UK GCE AS (usually minimum Y12) and A2 (usually minimum Y13) level Organic,
Inorganic and Theoretical Physical Chemistry
- this area is relatively
under-developed on the site but this will change over the next 1-2 years.
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minimum age UK 16-18 for pre-tertiary, college or university etc., USA grades
11-12, Australia Y11-12?, Chemistry of the Caribbean Advanced
Proficiency Examination (CAPE) Grades 12-13, Hong Kong HKALE/HKEAA Advanced
Level Chemistry
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summary of links to everything available
for advanced level chemistry
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summary of links to
advanced-subsidiary chemistry syllabus support
basic revision and research information notes
multiple choice and multiple completion tests (HT and FT)
single short answer tests (HT and FT)
structured questions
Matching pair exercises (a few handy simple short exercises)
- Miscellaneous link pages
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interesting web chemistry articles for all levels
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6th Grade
- age 11-12
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Middle School or Junior High:
7th Grade -
age 12-13;
8th Grade -
age 13-14
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