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You knew it.You still lost the mark.

Apollo marks your past-paper answers point by point against the mark scheme. You see exactly which mark slipped and why, then you win it back.

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Sample questionAS Level · Physics

3A car of mass 1200 kg accelerates uniformly from rest to 24 m s⁻¹ in 8.0 s along a straight, horizontal road. The driving force on the car is 4800 N.

  1. (a)Calculate the resultant force on the car.[2]
  2. (b)Determine the magnitude and direction of the total resistive force on the car.[2]

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Your answer

Scan, upload or type your working.

This is a typed attempt. Change it or submit it as it is.

A sample question with a demo rubric. Inside Apollo you practise real past-paper questions, marked against the official scheme.

How it works

What happens to a lost mark.

Most revision stops at the score. Apollo follows the mark until you have it back.

  1. 01Marked

    Marked like an examiner would.

    Each answer is checked against the scheme for that exact question, one mark point at a time. The scheme stays hidden until you submit.

  2. 02Named

    Filed as a pattern, not a score.

    The miss goes on your review list with the marks it cost. Lose marks the same way again and Apollo notices the repeat.

  3. 03Won back

    Cleared when you prove it.

    Get a similar question right and the mistake is marked recovered. Slip again later and it comes back.

  4. 04On record

    Progress that means something.

    Mastery only moves on marked work. Topics you have not been tested on stay unassessed instead of being guessed.

Apollo Teacher

A tutor that has already read your answer.

Teacher opens with the question, your working and your mistake history in front of it, so you never start by explaining what you did.

Asks before it tells

One question at a time, hints when you are stuck, and the full explanation when you need it.

Shows what it checked

Every lookup appears in the reply, so you can see what it used.

Answers straight questions straight

Ask what a command word means and you get the answer, not a quiz.

Maths keyboard built in

Symbols, Greek letters and equation templates, with a preview before you send.

Scripted demo. Once you sign in, Teacher works from your own questions and attempts.

Visual answers

Graphs you can drag. Reactions you can balance.

When a picture beats a paragraph, Teacher builds one into the reply. These are the real thing. Have a go.

The same explorers appear inside Teacher replies and questions.

Marks
47/60
Paper
78%
Unanswered
0

Q3 · Dynamics

6/9

3(b)(ii) asked for magnitude and direction. The direction of the resistive force was not stated, so B1 was not awarded.

Ask Teacher about Q3

Yearlies

Sit the whole paper.

Pick a past paper, start the clock and sit it properly. When you hand in, every question is marked, including the ones you left blank.

01Your timer and working save as you go.

02Type your answers, photograph your pages or upload a PDF.

03The mark scheme unlocks after you submit.

04Marks for every question. Never a guessed grade.

Subjects

Find your subject.

Specifications across Cambridge International, AQA, OCR and Pearson Edexcel, from GCSE to A Level.

46specifications today

46 specifications

Cambridge International · IGCSE

  • 0580Mathematics
  • 0625Physics
  • 0478Computer Science

Cambridge International · AS & A Level

  • 9702Physics
  • 9701Chemistry
  • 9700Biology
  • 9709Mathematics
  • 9231Further Mathematics
  • 9618Computer Science

AQA · GCSE

  • 8300Mathematics
  • 8365Further Mathematics
  • 8463Physics
  • 8462Chemistry
  • 8525Computer Science

AQA · A Level

  • 7357Mathematics
  • 7367Further Mathematics
  • 7408Physics
  • 7405Chemistry
  • 7517Computer Science

OCR · GCSE

  • J560Mathematics
  • J249Physics
  • J248Chemistry
  • J277Computer Science

OCR · A Level

  • H240Mathematics
  • H556Physics
  • H432Chemistry
  • H446Computer Science
  • H245Further Mathematics A

Pearson Edexcel · GCSE

  • 1MA1Mathematics
  • 1PH0Physics
  • 1CH0Chemistry
  • 1CP2Computer Science

Pearson Edexcel · A Level

  • 9MA0Mathematics
  • 9FM0Further Mathematics
  • 9PH0Physics
  • 9CH0Chemistry

Pearson Edexcel · International GCSE

  • 4MA1Mathematics A
  • 4PH1Physics
  • 4CH1Chemistry
  • 4CP0Computer Science
  • 4PM1Further Pure Mathematics

Pearson Edexcel · International A Level

  • YMA01Mathematics
  • YFM01Further Mathematics
  • YPH11Physics
  • YCH11Chemistry
  • YCP01Computer Science

Ground rules

The rules Apollo plays by.

01

No peeking

Mark schemes stay hidden until you have submitted an answer.

02

No guessed grades

You get marks and the reasons for them. Apollo never predicts a grade.

03

No evidence, no mastery

A topic only counts as secure once marked work shows it.

04

Nothing hidden

Teacher shows what it looked up. You can dismiss anything it remembers about you.

05

Your work stays private

Uploads are private to your account, and AI requests run with zero data retention.

FAQ

Questions students ask.

Yes. Student accounts are free. You sign in with Google or an email link, so there is no password to forget.

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