Where to get more questions?

[speedy]

I already have Checkpoints and the AN Book, looking for more exam-style questions per topic - not in exam format.

Edit: Has anyone used the "Neap Physics Units 3&4 Questions Guide" - what did you think of the questions?

[rhinwarr]

http://www.itute.com/download-free-vce-physics-resources/free-physics-worksheets/

[speedy]

http://www.itute.com/download-free-vce-physics-resources/free-physics-worksheets/

What do you think of the standards for questions?

[PB]

YES, definitely, definitely grab the Neap study guide, it helped me out a lot   Amazingly close to VCAA style questions

[speedy]

YES, definitely, definitely grab the Neap study guide, it helped me out a lot   Amazingly close to VCAA style questions

Did you also have it for Chemistry? And kinda off topic but how did you study for the 'explanation' questions?

[PB]

yeah, also had it for chemistry. For explanation questions in physics, it is always a good idea to relate a concept back to a formula. secondly, always refer back to the solutions to see what you might have left out in your explanations and keep refining your answers that way.

when in doubt, write as much as possible to ensure that you get everything included.

[speedy]

yeah, also had it for chemistry. For explanation questions in physics, it is always a good idea to relate a concept back to a formula. secondly, always refer back to the solutions to see what you might have left out in your explanations and keep refining your answers that way.

when in doubt, write as much as possible to ensure that you get everything included.

Thanks a lot! One last thing, what definitions do you think I should put on my cheat sheet for Motion?

[Phenomenol]

Thanks a lot! One last thing, what definitions do you think I should put on my cheat sheet for Motion?

Even better yet, do you want my cheat sheet?

[speedy]

Even better yet, do you want my cheat sheet?

Definitely!