Do you think you're smarter than a 16-year-old? There's only one way to find out - with our quiz.
Will our GCSE quiz leave you scratching your head or will you pass with flying colours?
Exam results for GCSE students are released in England and Wales on August 22 and we truly hope that the class of 2024 got the results they worked so hard for.
Now that a new set of results is out, it's hard not to think about what it was like sitting your own exams.
GCSE results are released in England and Wales on August 24 and we truly hope that the class of 2023 got the results they worked so hard for. ( PA) (Image: PA)
Sometimes it feels like decades ago and other days, it's like it was yesterday!
Whether you fancy you are a few years wiser with a bit more experience behind you (we won't ask how much) or haven't opened a textbook since, let's put your skills to the test.
So grab your highlighters and flashcards because here's your last chance to study before the big quiz.
If you're ready to relive the nerves, we have collated ten questions that will quiz your knowledge on your favourite school subject to the class you tried to forget.
The quiz follows a similar test we set you which was strictly Maths questions (and it was not one for the faint of heart!).
We curated a tricky set of maths questions - designed for 16-year-olds - that covered everything from your geometry skills to quadratic equations.
This time around, we have gone one step further by pulling together sample GCSE questions on English, Maths, Chemistry and more from previous papers and revision guides that are designed to reflect some of the topics students have been tested on.
The best of luck - your time starts now!
Take our GCSE quiz
Pens down! It's over, check out your scoring to see how you did.
Our scoring goes as follows:
0-3 - You didn't do so well – time to go back to school!
4-6 - Good effort - want to try again?
7-9 - An almost perfect score. Well done!
10 - Full marks - top of the class!
How did you do on the quiz? Let us know in the comments.
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