How+to+prepare+for+a+unit+test+and+exam

home =Use all the revision resources on this wiki= It is important that for each unit you: red = ‘I don’t know this ’; orange = ‘I’m not very confident about this ’; green = ‘I’m confident I know this’. Decide what action you will take to turn each of the statements that you judged orange or red to change into green. =How do I use my textbook?= Using your target sheet, for each topic/double spread (e.g. 7Aa) work out what targets are covered on the two pages.
 * use the target sheet to check whether you know or understand the ideas in each unit. Traffic light each statement:
 * read the word sheet so you understand each 'science' word used
 * read the summary sheet as it has the main ideas that you need to know well and understand
 * use the summary sheet to draw a mindmap of the main ideas of the unit

=Revision skills= [|BBC school] [|BBC KS3 Bitesize Science] [|Skoool - KS3 Science] [|On-line Science]Andy Darvill Mr Lindley's [|SAT] style questions.

Memory techniques
[|Exam revision: memory techniques] =Mind maps= [|Templates for mind maps] =Multiple choice questions= MC questions on each of the units that you have studied (although the titles of the units might be slightly different) [|MC galore]

=Quick quiz answers=

=Practice end of year 9 exams= Level 3 to 6 Level 5 to 7 Markscheme for both practice papers