WJEC GCSE Mathematics Unit 2: Calculator-allowed Foundation June 2019 mark scheme 3300U20-1
Practise the past exam questions by topic
Four operations78 Qs
Geometric terms & notation19 Qs
Properties of 3D shapes16 Qs
Properties of triangles & quadrilaterals11 Qs
Factors, multiples & primes100 Qs
Measuring lengths & angles, bearings39 Qs
Powers & roots83 Qs
Congruence10 Qs
Parts of a circle7 Qs
Fractions75 Qs
Fractions, decimals & percentages39 Qs
Percentages79 Qs
Place value & ordering numbers48 Qs
Angle facts101 Qs
Volume & surface area59 Qs
Sequences29 Qs
Simplifying & manipulating expressions133 Qs
Using a calculator37 Qs
Linear equations95 Qs
Substitution into formulae38 Qs
Converting between units52 Qs
Standard units & compound measures37 Qs
Area & perimeter91 Qs
Ratio38 Qs
Rounding47 Qs
Geometrical problems on coordinate axes13 Qs
Transformations45 Qs
Probability experiments & frequency92 Qs
+24 more
17 questions
- Q1 - 4 marks - The four operations
- Q2 - 3 marks - Geometric terms and notation, Properties of 3D shapes, Properties of triangles and quadrilaterals
- Q3 - 3 marks - Factors, multiples and primes
- Q4 - 2 marks - Geometric terms and notation, Measuring lengths and angles, bearings
- Q5 - 3 marks - Factors, multiples and primes, Powers and roots
- Q6 - 2 marks - Congruence, Geometric terms and notation, Parts of a circle
- Q7 - 4 marks - Fractions, Fractions, decimals and percentages, Percentages, Place value and ordering numbers
- Q8 - 4 marks - Angle facts, Geometric terms and notation, Measuring lengths and angles, bearings
- Q9 - 5 marks - Volume and surface area
- Q10 - 4 marks - Sequences, Simplifying and manipulating expressions
- Q11 - 3 marks - Fractions, Using a calculator
- Q12 - 5 marks - Linear equations, Substitution into formulae
- Q13 - 4 marks - Converting between units, Standard units and compound measures
- Q14 - 5 marks - Area and perimeter
- Q15 - 5 marks - Percentages, Ratio, Rounding
- Q16 - 5 marks - Geometrical problems on coordinate axes, Transformations
- Q17 - 4 marks - Place value and ordering numbers, Probability experiments and frequency
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