Full practice papers written to the current syllabus, with answer space, free to download and free to share.
Each of these is a complete IB Physics paper written to the current syllabus: a full predicted set for the next exam session, and Paper 2s built around something real — a machine, a story, a piece of engineering — rather than the usual trolley on a ramp. The physics is exactly what the syllabus asks for; only the setting is different.
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SL · 1A + 1B + 2 · 89 marks HL · 1A + 1B + 2 · 150 marks
A complete predicted set for November 2026 — Papers 1A, 1B and 2 at SL and HL — built on ten years of teaching IB Physics and the clear patterns in the papers set so far on the current syllabus.
SL · 50 marks HL · 73 marks
Every question set somewhere in Homer's Odyssey — a bronze helmet as an impulse problem, Charybdis as a whirlpool, the Sirens as a Doppler shift.
SL · 26 marks HL · 62 marks
Set around a real gravity-powered trebuchet built to break the sound barrier, from the gravity speed limit to a buzzer screaming past in flight.
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