Can you answers these GCSE questions correctly?

Test yourself on topics including maths, geography and English

How much do you remember from school? (Getty)

In schools across the country 13 and 14-year-olds are deciding on which GCSEs to take in their final years at school.

All pupils must take GSCE exams in English, maths, and science, as well as non-compulsory tests in arts subjects, design and technology, humanities or modern foreign languages.

Whether you took your GCSEs last year, a dedade ago or you finished school before O Levels were scrapped in the Eighties, take our quiz to see how much you remember from your final years at school.

How did you do? Let us know in the comments below.

For those who are studying for their GCSEs, a recent study warned that watching television was linked with a decline in results when compared to students who shun the box.

Research involving 845 students aged between 14 and 16-year-old in Cambridgeshire and Suffolk found an association between watching TV and a drop of two grades.

Lead researcher Dr Kirsten Corder, from Cambridge University, told The Telegraph: “Television, computer games and internet use were all harmful to academic performance, but TV viewing was the most detrimental.

“I do think there is a role for schools to educated children in the detrimental effects of screen viewing. Zero hours would lead to better academic performance.”

Parents who are concerned about their children being stressed during exams are advised to make sure they eat healthily, sleep well and exercise, according to the NHS.