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Exam practice papers for every topic, answered the way the exam asks and marked by a specialist chemistry teacher, assisted by KASP. They come with each topic’s course. Pick your exam board.

Three exam papers fanned out with a pencil

Pearson EdexcelA LevelThe standard UK A Level Chemistry specification. Assessed through three linear papers at the end of Year 13.9CH08 topics · 45 papersOpen SAQ Bank

Three exam papers beside badges for physical, inorganic and organic chemistry

AQAAQA A LevelThe AQA A Level Chemistry specification, organised into physical, inorganic and organic sections and sat as three linear papers.7405Open SAQ Bank

Six module blocks fitting together above an exam paper

OCROCR A LevelOCR A Level Chemistry A, organised by module from Module 2 to Module 6 and sat as three linear papers.H432Open SAQ Bank

Six booklets and a calendar with three exam sittings, in front of a globe

Pearson EdexcelInternational A LevelModular IAL for international students. Units sat across January, June and October exam sessions.YCH118 topics · 45 papersOpen SAQ Bank

Exam papers on a lower AS step and a higher A Level step, in front of a globe

CambridgeCambridge International A LevelCambridge International AS & A Level Chemistry, organised by syllabus topic: AS Level topics 1 to 22, A Level topics 23 to 37.9701Open SAQ Bank

How your SAQ papers are marked

A specialist chemistry teacher marks every answer

Exam practice papers answered the way the exam asks: written explanations, worked calculations, and structures and mechanisms you draw. Every question is original, written at real exam difficulty.

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You answer
Write, draw and work out your answers on screen, with a pen, a finger or a mouse. Your work saves as you go.
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Your teacher marks it
A specialist chemistry teacher, assisted by KASP, marks your paper against the mark scheme, point by point.
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Comments and annotations
Ticks and boxes on your own work, every phrase that earned a mark highlighted, and a comment that says what to write next time.
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Your review page
Read the marked paper, the model answers and your teacher’s comments in one place; KASP adds every mark to your progress report.

Real screens: one paper, marked and sent back

A real teacher marking screen: a student's hand-drawn mechanism for iodine monochloride adding to 2-methylpropene, with numbered boxes on each marking point, the mark scheme awarded point by point, a written comment to the student and a mark of 3 out of 4 — The teacher’s marking screenEach marking point boxed on the student’s own drawing, the mark scheme beneath and the comment beside it.

Marked answers, exactly as the student sees them

The student's review page for the same mechanism: green boxes on the awarded marking points, an orange box on the chloride lone pair, the key, and the mark scheme with three of four marks awarded — The same paper, as the student sees itThe student's own drawing comes back with every marking point boxed: green for a mark, orange for nearly there, red for an error. Beneath it, the mark scheme point by point, the model answer and the teacher's comment that says exactly what to do for the last mark.

The model answer shown after marking — The same paper, as the student sees itThe student's own drawing comes back with every marking point boxed: green for a mark, orange for nearly there, red for an error. Beneath it, the mark scheme point by point, the model answer and the teacher's comment that says exactly what to do for the last mark.

A student's written answer as they see it once marked: each phrase highlighted green, orange or red against the mark scheme points — Written answers, marked phrase by phraseEvery phrase that earns a mark is highlighted green, the near misses orange and the mistakes red, each tied to its mark scheme point, with the model answer and a comment that says exactly what to write next time.

The model answer shown after marking — Written answers, marked phrase by phraseEvery phrase that earns a mark is highlighted green, the near misses orange and the mistakes red, each tied to its mark scheme point, with the model answer and a comment that says exactly what to write next time.

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