Assess learners’ knowledge and understanding of relative atomic mass and relative formula mass
A mixture of multiple choice, short answer, long-answer and fill-in-the-gap style questions with marks allocated.
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A higher and foundation level worksheet to assess learning about relative mass. Answers are found in the teacher notes.
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These Knowledge check worksheets provide a series of questions to assess learners’ knowledge and understanding of relative atomic mass and relative formula mass at the end of a period of teaching or as revision.
They are available at foundation and higher level and as fully-editable versions so you can adapt them to suit learners’ needs. Use for individual student work in class or at home. Teacher notes include answers to all questions including workings to support peer and self-assessment.
Content includes:
- atomic structure and mass
- relative atomic mass
- isotopes
- relative formula mass
- percentage of an element in a compound
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Relative mass knowledge check student assessment (foundation)
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