Homework and Multiple Choice Questions for New Higher Physiscs

Adrian Watt

ISBN 10: 034088987X ISBN 13: 9780340889879

Editorial: Hodder Gibson, 2005

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T�tulo

Homework and Multiple Choice Questions for New Higher Physiscs

Editor

Hodder Gibson

Fecha de publicaci�n

2005

Idioma

Ingl�s

ISBN 10

034088987X

ISBN 13

9780340889879

Encuadernaci�n

Encuadernaci�n de tapa blanda

Edici�n

1747710991.

Estado

Very Good

Estado de la sobrecubierta

46821934

Firmado

5/20/2025 3:16:31 AM

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Sinopsis

This 2nd Edition of Homework Questions for New Higher Physics benefits from the addition of over 200 multiple choice questions so that students can test themselves in all areas of the course. As with the 1st edition, the rest of the book offers a comprehensive collection of ready-made practice and homework questions covering the full range of question styles that arise in Higher Physics. In this 2nd edition, these questions are graded more gently in level of difficulty, to allow confidence building in early sections. There are many links to the core textbook by the same author (New Higher Physics 2nd Edition), but this book can be used on its own to give candidates a wide range of practice material - and every assistance to gain that extra grade.

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After school and university in his native Northern Ireland Adrian Watt moved to Scotland and have continued to work at schools in Edinburgh ever since. He currently teach physics and electronics to pupils aged between 11 and 17, and has experience of preparing pupils for both English and Scottish exams.

Throughout his teaching career Adrian has maintained an interest in exploring new ways of simplifying, clarifying and extending the range of pupil experiments and teacher demonstrations available. With ever better instrumentation and more tailored CD ROMs coming on stream this area of interest has become more fascinating each day.

Adrian is married to Sandra and they have 3 daughters and a son. Sandra and Adrian are committed Christians and as a family they greatly enjoy participation in the activities of their church.

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