HSC style questions explained
Click here for a list of relevant HSC style questions from past HSC papers.
So if you are here you're wanting to test your understanding of key physics concepts in the NSW HSC for physics.
For maximum benefit I suggest the following tips.
For maximum benefit I suggest the following tips.
- Download the HSC paper for a particular year and do the questions, and if possible, in test conditions.
- Check the answers using the marking guide lines provided. In particular, review the criteria for each question and establish what mark you would give yourself for that question, taking not of strength and wetnesses of your response
- Use the sample answer as a guide but remember, it is not meant to be an exemplar response. It is designed as the bare minimum to achieve maximum marks and therefore should not be used as a comprehensive study tool.
- If you struggle with the question then the explanations in the videos is your next step.
One last thing...
Questions are designed to test your full undertanding of not know the course connect but scientific skills. As a result you will be assessed on set criteria and will received a Band that exemplifies that criteria . I have produced a video to help you know how to get that Band 6. As you practice the questions below, consider the advice I give. |
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2019
This year I chose to produce 4 videos on the exams, separating the questions out into their respective modules |
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2018
2018 HSC paper
marking guidelines This was the last year with the old syllabus so some questions are not relevant |
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See here for older exams solutions , organised per module
The following links are older videos of specific questions from past HSC papers
- Module 5
- HSC 2004 Q19 - orbital motion and Kepler
- HSC 2009 Q19 - projectiles
- How well do you know. ...projectile motion, .. Gravitation,
- Module 6
- HSC 2015 Q24 - force on charge
- HSC 2015 Q28 - electromagnetism
- HSC 2015 Q25 - energy and transformers
- How well do you know….charges in fields, . .. Motor Effect, ...Induction, ... transformers,
- Module 7
- How well do you know...special relativity, photoelectric effect
- Module 8