A Level Maths Exam Questions & Worksheets — Year 1 & Year 2 Revision Hub
Topic-by-topic exam-style question sets, downloadable PDF worksheets, and video walkthroughs covering the complete A Level Mathematics syllabus — Pure Maths, Mechanics, and Statistics.
📝 3 Exam Questions — Topic Practice Sets
Each set contains 3 focused, exam-style questions targeting a single topic. Download the PDF, attempt all questions independently, then email for worked solutions.
📐 Pure Mathematics — Exam Question Sets
⚙️ Mechanics — Exam Question Sets
📚 Worksheets & Videos — Full Topic Coverage
📐 Pure Mathematics — AS / Year 1
Algebraic Expressions
🎬 Video Guides — Surds & Algebraic Expressions
- ▶ (1) Intro and Simplifying Surds (Q1)
- ▶ (2) Multiplying and Dividing Surds (Q2)
- ▶ (3) Adding and Subtracting Surds (Q3)
- ▶ (4) Expanding Brackets (Q4/5)
- ▶ (5) Rationalising the Denominator (Q6/7)
- ▶ (6) Exam Style Questions 1 (Q8–11)
- ▶ (7) Exam Style Questions 2 (Q12–15)
Quadratics
Equations and Inequalities
Graphs and Transformations
Straight Line Graphs
Circles
Algebraic Methods
The Binomial Expansion
Trigonometric Ratios
Trig Identities & Equations
Exponentials and Logarithms
Differentiation
Integration
Vectors
⚙️ Mechanics — AS / Year 1
📊 Statistics — AS / Year 1
📐 Pure Mathematics — Year 2
Sequences and Series
Radians
⚙️ Mechanics — Year 2
Forces and Friction
📊 Statistics — Year 2
📐 Essential A Level Maths Formulas
Use these key formulas alongside your downloaded question sets. Click a category to explore the relevant expressions.
Quadratic Formula
Solves \(ax^2 + bx + c = 0\). Discriminant \(\Delta = b^2 - 4ac\): if \(\Delta > 0\) → two real roots; \(\Delta = 0\) → one repeated root; \(\Delta < 0\) → no real roots.
Straight Line Equations
Point-slope form. Gradient \(m\) from two coordinate pairs \((x_1,y_1)\) and \((x_2,y_2)\).
Equation of a Circle
Centre \((a,b)\), radius \(r\). Expand to general form: \(x^2 + y^2 + 2gx + 2fy + c = 0\).
Binomial Expansion
Valid for \(|x| < 1\) when \(n\) is a non-integer. For positive integer \(n\), the expansion terminates after \(n+1\) terms.
Laws of Logarithms
Factor Theorem
Used for polynomial division and algebraic proof questions.
Power Rule — Differentiation
Product Rule
Quotient Rule
Chain Rule
Key Derivatives
Power Rule — Integration
Key Integrals
Definite Integral — Area Under Curve
For area between two curves: \(\displaystyle\int_a^b \bigl[f(x) - g(x)\bigr]\, dx\) where \(f(x) \geq g(x)\).
Pythagorean Identity
Derived Identities
Sine Rule
Cosine Rule
Area of Triangle
Double Angle Formulas
Radian Conversion
where \(\theta\) is in radians.
SUVAT Equations — Constant Acceleration
\(s\) = displacement (m), \(u\) = initial velocity (ms⁻¹), \(v\) = final velocity (ms⁻¹), \(a\) = acceleration (ms⁻²), \(t\) = time (s).
Newton's Second Law
Net force \(F\) (N) = mass \(m\) (kg) × acceleration \(a\) (ms⁻²).
Projectile Motion
Horizontal (\(x\)) and vertical (\(y\)) components. Take \(g = 9.8\,\text{ms}^{-2}\) unless stated otherwise.
Variable Acceleration (Calculus)
Friction Force
At limiting equilibrium: \(F = \mu R\), where \(\mu\) is the coefficient of friction and \(R\) is the normal reaction force.
✅ How to Use These Resources for Maximum Exam Benefit
Identify Your Weakest Topics First
Review the full topic list and rate your confidence in each area. Prioritise low-confidence topics so you gain the most marks in the time available before your exam.
Download the Relevant PDF
Click the Download PDF button for your chosen topic. Every PDF contains 3 exam-style questions that closely mirror the difficulty and style of real A Level papers.
Attempt All Questions Without Notes
Work through the 3 questions independently and under timed conditions. Closing your textbook builds the recall and problem-solving fluency that exams actually test.
Check Key Formulas Above
Use the tabbed formula reference section on this page to verify any formula you were unsure of. Ensure you can derive or recall each formula from memory before your exam.
Watch Video Guides (Where Available)
For Surds and Algebraic Expressions, the linked YouTube video walkthroughs demonstrate worked solutions step-by-step — great for visual learners.
Email for Worked Solutions
Registered students can email the teacher for fully worked solutions. Study the method carefully — in A Level Maths, marks are awarded for working, not just the final answer.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions — A Level Maths Revision
These are essential for all Constant Acceleration and Projectile Motion questions. See the Mechanics tab in the formula section above for full working context.
Ready to Boost Your A Level Maths Grade?
Download your topic question sets, practise under exam conditions, use the formula reference, and email for worked solutions. Focused, topic-by-topic revision is the proven path to A Level success.
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