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Other Graphs (Cubic, Exponential, Circle): Diagnostic Questions

I built Diagnostic Questions to help you identify, understand and resolve key misconceptions. Here is a selection of free resources to get you started.

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Mr Barton's Quizzes keyboard_arrow_up

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A selection of quizzes, put together by my own fair hands, aligned to the GCSE Maths specification.

Name	Online	PDF
Table of Values for different graphs	Online	PDF
Name that graph!	Online	PDF
Name the Graph (part 2!)	Online	PDF
Equation of a Circle	Online	PDF
Equation of the Radius and Tangents	Online	PDF

Awarding Bodies’ GCSE Quizzes keyboard_arrow_up

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These quizzes have been written by the awarding bodies, exclusively for Diagnostic Questions, and provide excellent practise for the GCSE Maths exams.

Awarding Body and Tier	Name	Quizzes
AQA Foundation	Sketching Graphs	Baseline Progress Understanding
AQA Higher	Sketching Graphs	Baseline Progress Understanding
AQA Higher	Equation of a Circle	Baseline Progress Understanding
Edexcel Foundation	Rearranging Formula and working with Graphs	Baseline Progress Understanding
Edexcel Higher	Quadratic, Cubic and Other Graphs	Baseline Progress Understanding
Edexcel Higher	Circle Geometry	Baseline Progress Understanding
Edexcel Higher	Reciprocal, Exponential, Gradient and Area	Baseline Progress Understanding
OCR Foundation	Other Graphs	Baseline Progress Understanding
OCR Higher	Circles and Co-ordinate Geometry	Baseline Progress Understanding
OCR Higher	Other Graphs and Transforming Functions	Baseline Progress Understanding

Exit Ticket keyboard_arrow_up

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Use these three questions, either paper-based or online, to assess how much progress your students have made in a lesson or at the end of a teaching unit.

Name	Online	PDF
Exit Ticket K5 - Other Graphs	Online	PDF

Questions keyboard_arrow_up

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A direct link to a whole bundle of top-quality, free questions on this given topic, either ordered by newest first, or most used. Build your own quizzes, or just use individual questions.