The Graph Centre gives immediate access to all the main graphs referenced in the Pure Maths modules P1 to P6.

Each module contains a number of interactive examination style questions. They are based on mock or specimen papers from the exam boards or real examination questions from recently set papers. In some cases the year the question was set is indicated (by the "01", "02" or "03").
Each question consists of a context, within which various parameters can be changed, and a step by step detailed solution. Each question can therefore form the basis of an active revision program. Note that these questions do not include many substantially long ones. Find out at your school or college where you can get past examinations questions from.

In addition, some modules include an "Examination paper". This is a collection of 7 or 8 examination style questions that cover a broad selection of topics from the module.

Some of the answers provided include a basic mark scheme which will refer to A, B and M marks. Method marks (M) are awarded for ‘knowing a method and attempting to apply it’. Accuracy marks (A) can only be awarded if the relevant method marks (M) have been earned. (B) marks are independent of method marks.

There are a few extended problems in some of the Pure modules, usually based on aspects of graphs. These are intended to be slightly harder than any similar problems set in official examinations. They may be used as the basis of some extended personal study or for a self-study task set by a school or college. Those in modules P1, P2 or P3 could be used as a way of deciding whether or not to take up the Further Mathematics course (modules P4, P5, P6).