Find the point your answer missed.
Type your answer, submit it and review the estimated mark, missing points and model response in the same question view.
Mark an answer freePhysics, 3 marks
Explain why a seat belt makes a passenger less likely to be injured when a car stops.
Student answer
The belt stops the passenger moving forward and makes the force smaller.
AI feedback
2 / 3The belt stops forward motion.
The force is reduced.
Add the reason: the belt increases stopping time, which reduces deceleration and force.
You get a useful next step instead of a simple right or wrong.
What you get
- Typed structured answers
- Estimated marks
- Missing points
- Model response
- Subject context
How it works
- 01
Open a question
Start inside the qualification and subject you are studying.
- 02
Write your answer
Answer in your own words, just as you would in practice.
- 03
Read the feedback
Check the estimated mark and the points you could add or explain better.
Worth knowing before you use it
- The mark is an AI estimate, not an official result.
- Answer marking is available in supported question flows.
- Ask a teacher to review answers where judgement matters heavily.
The short answers
Can it mark handwriting?+
The answer marker shown here is for typed answers in supported question flows. Eligible AI chat access can analyse files and photos, but that is not an official mark.
Will Cambridge give me the same mark?+
Not necessarily. Treat the result as revision feedback. Cambridge examiners decide official marks.
Which qualifications can I use it with?+
It is available across supported Cambridge IGCSE, O Level and International AS & A Level subjects.
Ready to try it with your subject?
Open your qualification and subject, then try the workflow with one real revision task.