examaced.
  • Subjects
  • Guides
  • FAQ
Start now
examaced.

CIE A Level past-paper questions, one at a time, with the mark scheme beside your working.

Subjects

  • Mathematics 9709
  • Further Mathematics 9231
  • Physics 9702
  • Chemistry 9701
  • Biology 9700

Guides

  • Examaced vs Save My Exams vs Exam-Mate (CIE A Level)
  • CIE mark schemes explained: M1, A1, B1, DM1, AG
  • 9702 Physics Paper 1: most common topics

Examaced

  • Start now
  • Changelog
  • Legal

Examaced is independent and not affiliated with or endorsed by Cambridge International.

Walkthroughs on this page are illustrative. Scores in them come from the cursor, not from real students.

  1. Examaced
  2. /Subjects
  3. /Physics 9702

CIE A Level Physics 9702 topical past papers

Physics 9702 questions from 2022–2026, split by paper and topic. Paper 1 alone has 1,400 multiple choice questions across 11 topics, and you get instant feedback on each one. Structured questions in Papers 2 and 4 come with the mark scheme beside your working.

Practice Physics

2,172 questions, 5 papers, 2022–2026

Papers and topics

Each paper's topics, with the number of past-paper questions in brackets. A question can sit under more than one topic, so topic counts can add up to more than the paper.

Paper 1 Multiple Choice[1,400]

11 topics

  • Physical quantities and units[71]
  • Kinematics[145]
  • Dynamics[110]
  • Forces, density and pressure[168]
  • Work, energy and power[115]
  • Deformation of solids[104]
  • Waves[158]
  • Superposition[120]
  • Electricity[81]
  • D.C. circuits[151]
  • Particle physics[95]

Paper 2 AS Level Structured Questions[237]

11 topics

  • Physical quantities and units[30]
  • Kinematics[25]
  • Dynamics[45]
  • Forces, density and pressure[60]
  • Work, energy and power[47]
  • Deformation of solids[36]
  • Waves[24]
  • Superposition[34]
  • Electricity[35]
  • D.C. circuits[35]
  • Particle physics[40]

Paper 3 Advanced Practical Skills[112]

Practiced as whole questions, without topic tags.

Paper 4 A Level Structured Questions[353]

14 topics

  • Motion in a circle[38]
  • Gravitational fields[35]
  • Temperature[18]
  • Ideal gases[45]
  • Thermodynamics[46]
  • Oscillations[32]
  • Electric fields[38]
  • Capacitance[33]
  • Magnetic fields[56]
  • Alternating currents[46]
  • Quantum physics[32]
  • Nuclear physics[37]
  • Medical physics[29]
  • Astronomy and cosmology[34]

Paper 5 Planning, Analysis and Evaluation[70]

Practiced as whole questions, without topic tags.

How Physics works in Examaced

  1. (a)

    Multiple choice marks itself

    Choose A, B, C or D for immediate feedback and automatic marks. A wrong answer shows the correct one, and you can try again.

  2. (b)

    Written answers, marked against the scheme

    For structured questions, compare the split-view mark scheme with your answer, then enter and save your marks.

  3. (c)

    Sessions match the real calendar

    Physics adds February / March to the session filter, alongside May / June and October / November.

Guides for Physics students

  • Examaced vs Save My Exams vs Exam-Mate for CIE A Level past papers

    An honest comparison of three ways to practice CIE A Level past papers: what each one is built for, where Examaced is narrower, and which to use for CIE Maths, Further Maths and the sciences.

    8 November 2026, 7 min read

  • How to read a CIE A Level mark scheme: M1, A1, B1, DM1 and AG explained

    What M1, A1, B1, DM1, *M1, FT, AG and the other Cambridge mark scheme codes mean, worked through on a real 9231 Further Maths question, and how to mark your own past papers fairly.

    8 November 2026, 8 min read

  • CIE A Level Physics 9702 Paper 1: which topics have the most questions

    We counted 1,400 CIE A Level Physics 9702 Paper 1 multiple choice questions from 2022–2026 by topic. Here's where the questions are, and how to plan your MCQ practice around it.

    8 November 2026, 6 min read

Also on Examaced: Mathematics 9709, Further Mathematics 9231, Chemistry 9701 and Biology 9700.

Start with one Physics question.

Sign in with Google to keep your practice, progress and saved questions together.

Start practicing