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Test Your Science Knowledge With This 28-Question UK Final Exam
If you remember high school science, you’ll ace this quiz. And even if you don’t, stick around to expand your knowledge. 🫡
The GCSE Combined Science exam is designed for UK students aged 15-16, providing a strong foundation in science and opening doors to further study at A-level. 👨🔬
From plant cells to ionic bonding and atomic numbers, this quiz covers all three core sciences – biology, chemistry, and physics – to test your school science knowledge. Let’s get started… 🧬
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Robert T 1 week ago
Not come across that symbol for a fuse before. I assumed it was just a poor rendition of a resistor, which can be drawn as a rectangle with no central line. The fuse symbol I am used to is two circles and diagonal crossing tangents between them.
WubiDubi 1 week ago (edited)
A resistor is a zig zag squiggle. A fuse can be a rectangle (in the same diagrams that don't represent power sources properly) but is normally a curved squiggle like a S on its side. Your fuse sounds a lot like a switch which does make sense.
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Robert T 1 week ago
Not come across that symbol for a fuse before. I assumed it was just a poor rendition of a resistor, which can be drawn as a rectangle with no central line. The fuse symbol I am used to is two circles and diagonal crossing tangents between them.
WubiDubi 1 week ago (edited)
A resistor is a zig zag squiggle. A fuse can be a rectangle (in the same diagrams that don't represent power sources properly) but is normally a curved squiggle like a S on its side. Your fuse sounds a lot like a switch which does make sense.
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