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Science Makes Sense
- Luke Roberts
- App Store di Apple
- Gratis
- Istruzione
Revise GCSE Combined Science in a fun, engaging way. Science Makes Sense features hundreds of multiple-choice questions written by specialist, experienced science teachers. The app includes questions for Physics, Chemistry and Biology.
The questions are specially written to support all exam boards but with a significant focus on AQA Combined Science.
Each time you answer a question, you get instant feedback whether you got the answer correct with a summary at the end of each topic. Each topic gets given a RAG rating, either red, amber or green, based on how well you did when answering the questions. This gives a visual representation of your progress for each topic with overall percentages for each subject.
Complete a set of questions every day to maintain your daily streak.
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- Unlock all questions
- Get alternate app icons
- Set up daily reminders
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