Only adults that are smarter than GCSE students can answer these 14 questions

GCSE results day is here – and teenagers from across the country will be nervously finding out how they did in their exams. While schools will be made aware of the results on Wednesday, students won't be able to know their fates until 8am on Thursday morning.

Grades are ranked from the highest score of one to the lowest score of nine. Nine is equivalent to an A*, which tends to be getting around 90% of the examinations correct. Meanwhile, scoring a one equates to a G grade.

So how would you fare if you had to sit one of the exams in 2025? Now, there's a quick way to find out if you're smarter than a British teenager! That's because Tudor House has created a fun 14-question quiz that puts your science, maths, literacy and problem solving skills to the test.

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That sounds easy enough – but you'll require well-rounded knowledge to get them all correct. So grab. sheet of paper, a pen and prepare to give it your all.

As GCSEexams are timed, we're giving you 10 minutes to complete the quiz. That's roughly 40 seconds per question, so you'll need to be quick!

GCSE exam questions

Work out 54.6 × 4.3

The sombre clouds darkened the mood, what is it?

Writing to inform is an example of what?

What is foreshadowing?

Define colloquialism

Amy is one third the age of her mother. In 12 years time, Amy will be half the age of her mother. How old is Amy"s mother?

Which is the correct neurone pathway in a reflex? Sensory neurone – motor neurone – relay neurone

Where in the body is oestrogen produced?

A bag contains only red and blue counters. The ratio of red to blue counters is 4:5. The total number of counters in the bag is 36. Find the number of red counters in the bag.

Name a mineral that plants don't need for healthy growth.

What is the test for carbon dioxide?

Which substance is a mixture?

Which metal is found in the Earth as the metal itself?

Expand and simplify (m+8)(m-9)(m+1)

GCSE exam answers

We're going to share a full list of answers below – so stop scrolling now unless you want to see some spoilers.

If you got more than 12 questions correct, you can consider yourself Grade 9 standard. Anything above 10 is considered to be a good result too, so give yourself a pat on the back if you achieved that!

Anything below 50% correct tends to be deemed a fail – so you might need to swat up on your general knowledge if you fall short.

Check out the answers here – and don't forget to let us know how you did in the comments section below.

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Pathetic fallacy

Purpose

Predicting an event to happen later

Informal speech

36 years old

Sensory neurone – relay neurone – motor neurone

Ovaries

16

Magnesium

Turns limewater cloudy

Steel

Gold

m3-73m-72