Free ICAS Science Exam Prep
International Competitions and Assessments for Schools (ICAS) Science
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Free ICAS Science Prep Tools
128 original questions
Stimulus-based practice across the five official skills and four knowledge areas: Earth and Beyond; Natural and Processed Materials; Life and Living; and Energy and Change.
Exam Topic Review
Metadata reflects the published ICAS Science skill areas and the full Intro-through-J paper ladder.
Certificate-based, no pass mark
Explanations build reasoning skills; ICAS recognises performance with certificates rather than a fabricated passing score.
What You'll Study
13 chapters covering the exam topics in this guide
Introduction & Exam Overview
3 sections
Skill Area: Observing & Measuring
3 sections
Skill Area: Interpreting Data
3 sections
Skill Area: Predicting & Concluding
3 sections
Skill Area: Investigating
3 sections
Skill Area: Reasoning & Problem Solving
3 sections
Natural & Processed Materials: Matter & Change
3 sections
Energy & Change: Heat, Light, Sound & Electricity
3 sections
Energy & Change: Forces, Motion & Machines
3 sections
Life & Living: Organisms
3 sections
Life & Living: Ecology
3 sections
Earth & Beyond: Earth & Space Science
3 sections
Exam-Day Skills & Mastery
3 sections
ICAS Science Exam Details
International Competitions and Assessments for Schools (ICAS) Science
Administered by Janison (ICAS Assessments; formerly UNSW Global)
Exam Content Breakdown
Based on the official Janison (ICAS Assessments; formerly UNSW Global) content outline
Students read instruments, identify suitable equipment, record measurements with units, and make accurate observations across the four knowledge areas: Earth and Beyond; Natural and Processed Materials; Life and Living; and Energy and Change.
Students interpret information presented in diagrams, graphs and tables, identify patterns and trends, and read values to draw meaning from scientific data.
Students use evidence to make predictions, draw valid conclusions, make inferences from observations, and judge whether a claim is supported by the data.
Students assess experimental design for a fair test, identify variables and controls, evaluate reliability, and choose appropriate ways to collect and display data.
Students apply knowledge from Earth and Beyond; Natural and Processed Materials; Life and Living; and Energy and Change, using logical reasoning to solve unfamiliar problems.
What's Included
13 Chapters
Complete exam coverage
Practice Quizzes
With detailed explanations
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