It is mock-1 time.  So please study the study materials specified by the syllabus which we covered and can be found in the followings:

1. Your "Explaining Physics" Textbook
   Table-1 and Table-II show you where to find the study materials in your textbook. Table-1 lists the study materials in order by sections of your textbook..  The phrase "All " means the complete materials of the section are required and you must study them.  If no all is listed, that means you should study the specified topics and pages.  Table-II lists the study materials in order by syllabus topics.
   
2. Lectures in class
   Please review your copybook for covered lectures in class.
   
3. Notes on Internet
   Please review all the notes put for you on this web-site.

To evaluate your progress please solve problems in

1. Past Paper to Study
   It is recommended to study all past papers (P1, P2, P3 and P6) starting from 1990 up to 2000.  Concentrate on 1999-1995 papers for section-1, section-2, section-3 and section-4.  Try to solve all questions that are related to the followings topic : 
   1. Barometers
   2. Manometers
   3. Meters readings: voltmeters, ammeters
   4. Resistors in Series
   5. Resistors in parallel (2 and 3)
   6. Speed-time graph
   7. Length-time measurements
   8. Mass and force spring meters
   9. Time measurements
   10. Weight of objects and weight direction
   11. Volume measurements using cylinders
   12. Moment
   13. Acceleration, constants acceleration, ma=zero
   14. Potential-Kinetic energy
   15. Sources of energy and their type:. Chemical, nuclear gravitational, heat, sound, electrical, ...
   16. Voltage and current measurements
   17. Energy conversion
   18. units of physical quantities: work, power, acceleration, energy, voltage, current, charge,
   19. Pressure comparison at various depths and various liquids 
   20. Load-extension graph
   21. Equilibrium conditions on a plank
   22. Units definitions and meaning:  voltage, current, charge ...etc
   23. Drawing of standard circuits from physical layouts
   24. Work, Energy, and power 
       
   1. Experiment to measure specific heat
   2. Thermocouple as a thermometer: action, advantages
   3. Refraction, refractive index, critical angle
   4. Apparatus to determine fall in temperature of solutions
   5. Temperature reading and avoiding parallax error 
   6. boiling and freezing point
   7. evaporation
   8. molecular model
   9. molecular model description of solids, liquids and gases
   10. heat capacity
   11. expansion of solids, liquids and gases
   12. convection, conduction and radiation 
   13. Evaluate wave parameters from its graph: amplitude, wavelength, frequency
   14. Changing parameters of light in reflection, refraction, diffraction
   15. Image distance in plane mirrors from the object
   16. Complete refraction diagram of light
   17. Explain the action heat related devices based on heat theory
   18. Draw the image of an object under concave lenses
   19. Explain the action of thermistors and LDR related control circuits
       

   Textbook Problems
   There are questions on each section please try to solve all of them.  Also see further questions of forces and motion part-A and part-B (page 44-48).
   

2. School Exams and quizzes
   Review previous quizzes and exams.  Try to monitor your mistakes and avoid them in the mock-1 exam.

Mock-I Structure 

The mock-I is given in two periods as follows:

1. Period-I (paper-I): 24 questions in one hour only and it includes the followings:
   1. Section-1: 20 marks for 20 multiple-choice questions from IGCSE paper P1
   2. Section-2: 20 marks for 4 short questions from IGCSE paper P2
2. Period-II (paper-II): 7 questions in one and half hour and it includes the followings.
   1. Section-3: 50 marks for five questions from IGCSE paper P3
   2. Section-4: 10 marks for two practical questions from IGCSE paper P6

The exam is graded based on a 100-points scale and 70% of that will be added to your previous work which worth 30%.