Where Can I Find More Challenging Physics Questions for Grade 12?

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Students in Grade 12 Physics, particularly those in the York Region School Board at Bayview Secondary School, are seeking more challenging questions beyond the basic exercises found in their textbooks. The discussion highlights the need for additional resources, such as PDF physics textbooks and online question banks, to prepare for the more difficult assessments given by teachers. Participants emphasize the importance of focusing on "Thinking and Inquiry" sections, which typically contain more complex problems than the standard "Knowledge/Understanding" sections.

PREREQUISITES
  • Understanding of Grade 12 Physics curriculum topics
  • Familiarity with online educational resources
  • Ability to navigate and utilize PDF textbooks
  • Knowledge of problem-solving techniques in physics
NEXT STEPS
  • Research advanced physics question banks online
  • Explore PDF physics textbooks that align with the Grade 12 curriculum
  • Practice problems from the "Thinking and Inquiry" sections of textbooks
  • Join online forums or study groups focused on Grade 12 Physics challenges
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Grade 12 students, physics tutors, and educators looking for advanced problem sets to enhance their understanding and preparation for challenging assessments in physics.

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Hey, I'm in Grade 12 Physics in York Region School Board (Bayview SS) and I was talking to one of my friends who took the course and he said that the questions the teacher will give is much harder than anything in the book. In other words I'm looking to find more challanging questions for the topics we cover.
It's the routine, teachers give questions on the test hat are rather hard but all you've been practicing are endless number of basic questions if you've been doing all your homework.

Here are the topics we cover:

http://science.nelson.com/0176259880/studquizzes.html

If someone has some aids, PDF physics textbooks with same topics, you know anything to help. because I don't want to waste my time with the very simple textbook questions (i still do them but once you've done 30 it just becomes annoying). The conceptual questions in the book are great, don't get me wrong but when it comes to questions of special cases I'd like to do more questions like that.
 
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High school textbooks often have questions that are two easy. Always make sure you do the questions in the "Thinking and Inquiry" sections, they're usually harder than "Knowledge/Understanding" ones.
 

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