Cambridge International AS & A Level
Find past-paper questions, build a practice paper and review your answers. Teachers can assign papers and return feedback.
Available for Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Mathematics and Information Technology. Handwriting is a beta for Maths and Physics where enabled.
Selected questions
Solving an equation
Solve the equation below. Show each step of your working.
3x + 5 = 20
Choose a tab to switch the example. With a keyboard, use the arrow keys within a tab group. Open the app to try the feature with your own work. You can reopen this guide at any time.
Previews use authored demonstration content.
Browse by topic, year and paper. Open the original question and mark scheme, then add the complete numbered question to your paper.
Browse questionsQuestion wording in this preview was written for the demonstration.
Explain how temperature affects enzyme activity.
Original question / Mark scheme / Earlier parts
Paste question text or a screenshot to find related past-paper questions. Narrow the results by topic and paper, then open their original sources.
Search questionsExplore grouped repeated questions and open their appearances in past papers. Counts distinguish separate exam sittings from copies of the same sitting.
Explore repeated questionsRecurrence counts are shown only where supported.
Expand a group to compare its questions and source papers.
See which points your answer earned and why. Compare the feedback with the mark scheme, including wording it does not accept.
Practise a question
Open a supported paper or name a set from the builder. Write your answers, then enlarge a page to review it with feedback. Correct a misread and mark that version again; the original reading and mark remain available.
Open handwritingMaths and Physics beta, where enabled. Review example shown below.
Example answer reading
3x + 5 = 20Collect Paper 1 questions into a quiz, choose your answers and review the results. Where available, a related written question gives more context.
Open Paper 1 quizFor subjects with a multiple-choice Paper 1. The question shown is an authored example.
What is 3 times 4?
Example answer: C
Bookmark questions for later and revisit your marked answers, recent quizzes and named handwriting sessions.
Open your dashboardKeep your paper beside the question list. Adding a part includes its complete numbered question. Reorder questions, set a title and duration, then preview and print.
Open paper builderBuilder drafts are saved in this browser. They are not synced between devices.
Create a class and share its join code. Assign a paper with an optional due date. Students can open the raw questions and write directly in supported Maths and Physics assignments.
Open classesHandwritten assignments use supported written papers. Mixed MCQ and handwritten submissions are not yet supported.
Print the assigned question paper whenever you need it.
Open a student's submission by question or as a whole paper. Save marks and feedback as private drafts, then return them. Students can revise and resubmit while earlier versions stay available.
Review class workCompare recorded class results, submission status and marks by question. Review frequently missed points and the mark scheme wording behind them.
Open your dashboardDemonstration data. Practice results are not predicted exam grades.
Review topic results, recent missed points and quiz history. Activity charts help you see when you have been practising.
View your progressUse a teacher-issued invitation to link your child. View their progress and assigned work from your parent account.
Open parent dashboard