OCR GCSE Maths Paper 6: Calculator Higher June 2018 mark scheme J560/06
Practise the past exam questions by topic
Averages & spread65 Qs
Fractions113 Qs
Percentages161 Qs
Ratio120 Qs
Estimation & approximation21 Qs
Indices54 Qs
Linear equations95 Qs
Properties of triangles & quadrilaterals42 Qs
Pythagoras' theorem39 Qs
Straight line graphs42 Qs
Substitution into formulae48 Qs
Direct & inverse proportion65 Qs
Possibility spaces & combined events65 Qs
Compound measures96 Qs
Rates of change18 Qs
Real-life graphs42 Qs
Iteration8 Qs
Vectors in geometry22 Qs
Angle facts59 Qs
Congruence16 Qs
Similarity, lengths, areas & volumes31 Qs
Volume & surface area46 Qs
Limits of accuracy & bounds30 Qs
Standard units & compound measures72 Qs
Growth & decay54 Qs
Functions, inverse & composite functions19 Qs
Tables, charts & diagrams60 Qs
Rational expressions13 Qs
Simplifying & manipulating expressions103 Qs
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19 questions
- Q1 - 3 marks - Averages and spread
- Q2 - 4 marks - Fractions, Percentages, Ratio
- Q3 - 3 marks - Estimation and approximation
- Q4 - 5 marks - Indices
- Q5 - 10 marks - Linear equations, Properties of triangles and quadrilaterals, Pythagoras' theorem, Straight line graphs, Substitution into formulae
- Q6 - 3 marks - Direct and inverse proportion
- Q7 - 4 marks - Possibility spaces and combined events
- Q8 - 9 marks - Compound measures, Rates of change, Real-life graphs
- Q9 - 6 marks - Iteration, Substitution into formulae
- Q10 - 3 marks - Vectors in geometry
- Q11 - 4 marks - Angle facts, Congruence
- Q12 - 5 marks - Pythagoras' theorem, Similarity, lengths, areas and volumes
- Q13 - 7 marks - Percentages, Volume and surface area
- Q14 - 8 marks - Limits of accuracy and bounds, Standard units and compound measures
- Q15 - 4 marks - Growth and decay
- Q16 - 8 marks - Averages and spread, Percentages
- Q17 - 5 marks - Functions, inverse and composite functions, Linear equations
- Q18 - 5 marks - Similarity, lengths, areas and volumes, Tables, charts and diagrams
- Q19 - 4 marks - Rational expressions, Simplifying and manipulating expressions
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