Western Australian Certificate of Education Flashcards & Quizzes
Free curriculum-aligned revision for Western Australia Year 11 & 12 students.
WACE revision notes, flashcards, quizzes and practice questions by unit for WA Year 11 & 12. Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Economics, Business & more — mapped to the SCSA curriculum.
What You'll Study
WACE subjects are divided into Units and cover content assessed through school-based and external examinations. Study with flashcards, quizzes and exam-style questions mapped to the SCSA syllabus.
WACE Subjects
Biology
Units 1–4
WACE Biology covers heredity, gene regulation and homeostasis across Units in the SCSA syllabus.
Unit 3: Heredity & Continuity of SpeciesUnit 3: Gene Regulation & TechnologyUnit 4: HomeostasisUnit 4: Infectious Disease All Biology topics →Chemistry
Units 1–4
WACE Chemistry spans equilibrium, redox, organic reactions and chemical synthesis across Units in the SCSA syllabus.
Unit 3: Equilibrium & Acid-BaseUnit 3: Oxidation & ReductionUnit 4: Organic ChemistryUnit 4: Chemical Synthesis All Chemistry topics →Physics
Units 1–4
WACE Physics covers gravity, electromagnetism, relativity and quantum theory across Units in the SCSA syllabus.
Unit 3: Gravity & MotionUnit 4: ElectromagnetismUnit 3: Special RelativityUnit 4: Quantum Theory & Nuclear All Physics topics →Economics
Units 1–4
WACE Economics examines micro and macro theory, international trade and government reform across Units in the SCSA syllabus.
Unit 3: International Trade & FinanceUnit 3: Global Economic IssuesUnit 4: Macroeconomic PoliciesUnit 4: Microeconomic Reform All Economics topics →Business Management & Enterprise
Units 1–4
WACE BME covers enterprise, marketing, finance and operations management across Units in the SCSA syllabus.
Unit 3: Business Planning & StrategyUnit 3: Operations & MarketingUnit 4: Finance & Human ResourcesUnit 4: Change & SustainabilityAncient History
Units 1–4
WACE Ancient History studies ancient societies, sources and historical interpretation across Units in the SCSA syllabus.
Unit 1: Ancient EgyptUnit 2: Ancient GreeceUnit 3: Ancient RomeUnit 4: Reconstructing the Ancient World All Ancient History topics →English
Units 3–4
WACE English builds text comprehension, essay writing and creative response skills across Units in the SCSA syllabus.
Unit 3: Comprehending TextsUnit 3: Responding to TextsUnit 4: Interpreting TextsUnit 4: Composing Texts All English topics →Psychology
Units 3–4
WACE Psychology investigates brain function, behaviour, perception and research methods across Units in the SCSA syllabus.
Unit 3: Brain & BehaviourUnit 3: CognitionUnit 4: Psychological WellbeingUnit 4: Research Methods All Psychology topics →Frequently Asked Questions
How is the WACE ATAR exam weighted?
WACE ATAR exams are worth 50% of your final course mark, with school assessments contributing the other 50%. Both components are scaled by TISC when calculating your ATAR.
What’s the difference between WACE General and ATAR courses?
ATAR courses (Units 3&4) are externally examined and contribute to university entrance. General courses are school-assessed only. Revizi is optimised for ATAR course exam preparation.
Can Revizi help with WACE practical investigations?
Yes. Upload your prac reports to generate flashcards on SCSA science inquiry skills: hypothesising, controlling variables, analysing data, and evaluating conclusions — all assessed in ATAR exams.
Does Revizi support WACE Economics and Business exams?
Yes. Upload case studies, economic models, or business theory notes to create flashcards. Our AI preserves definitions and frameworks critical for extended response questions in Section B/C.
Are WACE flashcards on Revizi free?
Yes. Revizi’s free tier gives you access to thousands of WACE revision flashcards and practice questions across all subjects. Upload your own study notes to generate custom revision cards — no credit card required.
How should I revise for WACE ATAR exams?
Start revising Units 3&4 content at least six weeks before your WACE exams. Work through past SCSA exam papers under timed conditions, then use flashcards to target the topics where you dropped marks. Alternating between practice questions and spaced repetition flashcards builds both knowledge retention and exam technique.
Last updated: March 2026 · Content aligned to the SCSA Curriculum