A-Level Topic Questions by Exam Board and Unit

Index rules and edge cases

What are topic questions?

Topic questions are past-paper questions grouped by syllabus point, so you can practise one topic before attempting a full paper. Each topic question still links back to its original paper, question number and part.

Why does this index list paper codes instead of topic names?

Topic labels repeat across units, so the same phrase can mean different content in WPH11 and WPH14, or in P1 and P4. The index therefore starts at the paper code, and topic names appear only after a code is selected. This keeps every canonical URL and title unambiguous.

What counts as one question in the charts?

A multiple-choice question counts once. A structured question counts once for each part, so a three-part question contributes three items. This is why the question count can be larger than the number of question stems.

Which syllabus version is used?

Only questions tagged to the current syllabus are included. The effective syllabus label is shown on each paper-code page, with 2010–2026 as the observed paper range.

Which exam boards and subjects are covered?

Every subject in the library uses this structure: CIE IAL Mathematics, CIE IAL Physics, Edexcel IAL Mathematics and Edexcel IAL Physics, across 31 paper codes. Each code opens a topic index, each topic opens a subtopic index, and each subtopic lists the matching past-paper questions.

Do these pages require JavaScript for the charts?

No. The bars are CSS-only, the question and mark matrices are native HTML tables, and every LaTeX expression is rendered to static HTML with KaTeX at build time.