GCSE Physics Triple Higher (AQA for 2026 exam series)
To use this deck effectively: Watch the videos on https://www.cognitoedu.org/ as they correspond to each of my subdecks for the most part. When importing this deck, make sure both import options are toggled off and when you've successfully imported it go to the deck itself click the gear icon on the far right of the deck then click "options" then scroll down to "display order" then under "New card sort order" ensure "Order gathered" is toggled on. This is to make sure all the cards (especially the cloze cards) are displayed in chronological order. That's all really, these cards took me a while so hope they help :)
Also: Chemistry + Biology file sizes were too big to upload to anki web so download them via this google drive link
Chemistry AQA Triple Higher: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1FsDu7nLywXUOj8fqNFvVhUgPXy8aRogT/view?usp=drive_link
Biology AQA Triple Higher: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1jJ-7mfRN9_m4EkjW88q2EACuUnFcAP2C/view?usp=drive_link
Sample Data
| Front | What is a dwarf planet?
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| Back | a planet-like celestial body that orbits a starbut doesn’t meet all the rules for being a full planet |
| Front | Describe how particle motion, kinetic energy, potential energy, internal energy, and temperature change as a substance is heated from solid to gas
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| Back | heating solid: particles vibrate faster, kinetic and internal energy increase, temperature rises.melting: potential energy increases to overcome forces of attraction so internal energy increases. temperature constant.heating liquid: particles move faster, kinetic and internal energy increase, temperature rises.boiling: potential energy increases to separate particles so internal energy increases, temperature constant.heating gas: particles move faster, kinetic and internal energy increase, temperature rises |
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 Mechanical power is the result of doing {{c1::mechanical work::(mechanical work / electrical work / thermal work)}} (energy transferred via a force over a distance).
Electrical power is the result of doing {{c2::electrical work::(mechanical work / chemical work / electrical work)}} (energy transferred by an electric current).
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