Where to Find A-Level Physics Practice Questions?

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A-level Physics students seeking resources for practice questions can benefit from several suggestions. Utilizing library books is recommended, as they often contain high-quality questions. For those considering university-level physics, accessing undergraduate textbooks, such as Young and Freedman's, can provide valuable insights, even if some material may be challenging. Additionally, students are encouraged to visit their exam board's website, which typically offers past papers aligned with their syllabus. Two specific online resources mentioned include a Yahoo group for A-level physics and a Bristol University physics page.
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Does anyone know some good links for A-level Physics Questions? Any help will be appreciated. Thanks in advanced.:smile:
 
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y don't u use a book get sum books from library they have great questions ...and another piece of advice if ur planning to do physics at university(if ur an a-level student)...try getting an undergraduate physics textbook from ur nearest university ,...u shuold understand a lot of it or maybe not but its useful...university physuics youbg and freedman is 1 i saw online...it looks good...SRRY FOR NOT ANSWERING UR QUESTION(i don't know any sites) 2 random sites i know http://groups.yahoo.com/group/aleve....gly.bris.ac.uk/www/core/physics/general.html
 
Try the exam board website for you syllabus, they usually post past papers on their website.
 

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