6 topics · 52 practice questions in the shared bank
Revision help for Maths
- Algebra Basics: Expressions, terms and indices.
- Solving Equations: Linear and quadratic equations.
- Fractions: Operations and mixed numbers.
- Inequalities: Linear inequalities and ranges.
- Graphs: Coordinates, straight lines and curves.
- Ratio: Simplifying, sharing and proportionality.
Practice skills. Practice focuses on manipulating expressions, solving equations, working with fractions, interpreting graphs and using proportional reasoning.
For OCR in England: For OCR science, confirm whether your course follows Gateway or Twenty First Century and whether it is combined or separate science. Match the bank's concepts to that course. For maths, select topics appropriate to your tier and add longer problem-solving practice.
6 topics · 48 practice questions in the shared bank
Revision help for English Language
- Reading Skills: Retrieval, inference and summarising.
- Language Techniques: Identifying methods and their effects.
- Structure: How writers order and shape texts.
- Descriptive & Narrative Writing: Creative writing that grips the reader.
- Viewpoint & Persuasive Writing: Articles, letters and speeches.
- Spelling, Punctuation & Grammar: Accurate, controlled writing.
Practice skills. Practice checks reading terminology, inference, the effects of language and structure, writing choices and technical accuracy. It supports recall before extended reading and writing practice.
For OCR in England: For OCR English Language, use reading, structure and writing terminology to prepare for independent analysis. The game offers short practice rather than full OCR reading passages, writing tasks or marked extended responses.
6 topics · 49 practice questions in the shared bank
Revision help for English Literature
- Macbeth: Characters, quotes and themes.
- An Inspector Calls: Priestley's message of social responsibility.
- A Christmas Carol: Scrooge's redemption and Dickens' message.
- Jekyll and Hyde: Duality, science and Victorian respectability.
- Romeo and Juliet: Love, conflict and fate.
- Power & Conflict Poetry: Poems, poets and their big ideas.
Practice skills. Practice explores characters, themes, context and literary methods in the named texts and poetry collection. Use this recall work as preparation for your own evidence-based analysis and essays.
For OCR in England: Match the named plays and novels to your OCR set texts. The game's Power & Conflict poetry collection does not establish OCR anthology coverage; prepare your own prescribed collection, comparison and unseen tasks separately.
6 topics · 48 practice questions in the shared bank
Revision help for Biology
- Cell Biology: Cell structure, transport and division.
- Organisation: Digestion, enzymes, heart and lungs.
- Infection & Response: Pathogens, immunity and vaccines.
- Bioenergetics: Photosynthesis and respiration.
- Homeostasis: Nervous system and hormones.
- Inheritance & Genetics: DNA, genes and inheritance.
Practice skills. Practice checks biological structures, processes and terminology, including how body systems work and how information is inherited.
For OCR in England: For OCR science, confirm whether your course follows Gateway or Twenty First Century and whether it is combined or separate science. Match the bank's concepts to that course. For maths, select topics appropriate to your tier and add longer problem-solving practice.
6 topics · 50 practice questions in the shared bank
Revision help for Chemistry
- Atomic Structure: Protons, neutrons, electrons and isotopes.
- The Periodic Table: Groups, periods and trends.
- Bonding & Structure: Ionic, covalent and metallic bonding.
- Quantitative Chemistry: Relative formula mass, moles and equations.
- Chemical Changes: Acids, alkalis and reactivity.
- Rates & Energy Changes: Reaction rates, catalysts, exo/endothermic.
Practice skills. Practice covers particle-level explanations, chemical patterns, reaction concepts and introductory calculations, including formula mass and amount of substance.
For OCR in England: For OCR science, confirm whether your course follows Gateway or Twenty First Century and whether it is combined or separate science. Match the bank's concepts to that course. For maths, select topics appropriate to your tier and add longer problem-solving practice.
6 topics · 48 practice questions in the shared bank
Revision help for Physics
- Energy: Stores, transfers and efficiency.
- Electricity: Circuits, current and resistance.
- Particle Model: Density, states of matter and heating.
- Atomic Physics: Radioactive decay and half-life.
- Forces: Newton's laws, resultant forces and motion.
- Waves: Wave properties and the EM spectrum.
Practice skills. Practice develops recall of physical models, relationships and units, with short calculations and interpretation of energy, circuits, motion and waves.
For OCR in England: For OCR science, confirm whether your course follows Gateway or Twenty First Century and whether it is combined or separate science. Match the bank's concepts to that course. For maths, select topics appropriate to your tier and add longer problem-solving practice.
6 topics · 46 practice questions in the shared bank
Revision help for IT
- Computer Systems: CPU, memory and storage.
- Networks: LANs, WANs, topologies and protocols.
- Cyber Security: Threats and protection.
- Data Representation: Binary, hex and file sizes.
- Algorithms: Searching, sorting and flowcharts.
- Programming: Variables, selection, iteration and data types.
Practice skills. Practice checks computing concepts, data representation, security, algorithm logic and programming fundamentals. The game calls this kingdom IT; its content is mainly computer science.
For OCR in England: The IT kingdom's systems, networks, security, data and algorithms provide concepts to revisit alongside OCR Computer Science. Practical programming remains essential. Design Technology content supports theory recall alongside your design and making work.
6 topics · 46 practice questions in the shared bank
Revision help for Design Technology
- Materials & Properties: Timbers, metals, polymers and papers.
- Smart & Modern Materials: Materials that react to their environment.
- Mechanical Systems: Levers, gears, cams and motion.
- Manufacturing: Scales of production and processes.
- The Design Process: Iterative design and user needs.
- Sustainability: The 6Rs, life cycle and the environment.
Practice skills. Practice focuses on selecting materials and processes, understanding mechanical systems, responding to user needs and considering environmental impact.
For OCR in England: The IT kingdom's systems, networks, security, data and algorithms provide concepts to revisit alongside OCR Computer Science. Practical programming remains essential. Design Technology content supports theory recall alongside your design and making work.
6 topics · 49 practice questions in the shared bank
Revision help for Geography
- Tectonic Hazards: Plates, earthquakes and volcanoes.
- Weather & Climate Change: Tropical storms, UK weather and climate change.
- Ecosystems: Rainforests, hot deserts and food webs.
- River Landscapes: River processes, landforms and flooding.
- Coastal Landscapes: Waves, erosion, landforms and management.
- Urban Issues: Urbanisation, cities and sustainability.
Practice skills. Practice checks geographical processes, causes and effects, landforms, hazards and approaches to managing places and environments.
For OCR in England: OCR Geography A and B and History A and B follow different routes. Check your specification and chosen history studies before selecting game topics; do not assume every historical period, landscape topic or required case study is included.
6 topics · 47 practice questions in the shared bank
Revision help for History
- Norman England: 1066, conquest and control.
- Elizabethan England: Elizabeth I, religion and the Armada.
- Medicine Through Time: From the Four Humours to the NHS.
- Conflict & Tension 1894–1918: Alliances, causes of WW1 and the trenches.
- Germany 1890–1945: Weimar, the rise of Hitler and Nazi rule.
- The Cold War: Superpower rivalry 1945–1972.
Practice skills. Practice checks chronology, people, events, causes and consequences across the listed periods. Follow this with source analysis and extended explanations for the options you study.
For OCR in England: OCR Geography A and B and History A and B follow different routes. Check your specification and chosen history studies before selecting game topics; do not assume every historical period, landscape topic or required case study is included.
6 topics · 47 practice questions in the shared bank
Revision help for Sport Science
- Skeletal & Muscular Systems: Bones, joints and muscles.
- Cardio-respiratory System: Heart, lungs and energy systems.
- Movement Analysis: Levers, planes and axes.
- Physical Training: Components of fitness and training principles.
- Sports Psychology: Skills, goals, motivation and feedback.
- Health, Fitness & Wellbeing: Diet, lifestyle and wellbeing.
Practice skills. Practice covers anatomy, body systems, movement, training principles, psychological concepts and healthy participation in sport.
For OCR in England: OCR GCSE Physical Education and the Cambridge National in Sport Science are different qualifications. The game's anatomy and training topics may offer useful recall, but they do not constitute Cambridge National unit coverage or completion of its assessments.
