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,GCSE
MATHEMATICS
Higher Tier Paper 1 Non-Calculator
Mark scheme for Predicted Paper
, Mark Scheme for AQA GCSE Mathematics Higher Paper 1
Five Year Past Paper Question Analysis by topic and frequency
1. Arithmetic
• Percentage: 25%
• Recurring Patterns:
o Calculations involving fractions, decimals, percentages, and ratios.
o Estimation and numerical problem-solving in practical contexts.
o Frequently integrated into multi-step questions requiring logical reasoning.
2. Algebra
• Percentage: 35%
• Recurring Patterns:
o Simplifying and solving linear and quadratic equations.
o Rearranging formulas and working with nth term sequences.
o Logical reasoning applied in algebraic contexts, such as completing the square.
3. Geometry
• Percentage: 24%
• Recurring Patterns:
o Calculation of areas, perimeters, and volumes of 2D and 3D shapes.
o Angle properties, transformations, and symmetry are regularly tested.
o Application of circle theorems and geometry rules in diagrams.
4. Probability and Statistics
• Percentage: 11%
• Recurring Patterns:
o Simple probability problems involving trees and Venn diagrams.
o Questions often emphasize interpreting and analyzing given data.
5. Graphs
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Predicted
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,GCSE
Predicted
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,GCSE
MATHEMATICS
Higher Tier Paper 1 Non-Calculator
Mark scheme for Predicted Paper
, Mark Scheme for AQA GCSE Mathematics Higher Paper 1
Five Year Past Paper Question Analysis by topic and frequency
1. Arithmetic
• Percentage: 25%
• Recurring Patterns:
o Calculations involving fractions, decimals, percentages, and ratios.
o Estimation and numerical problem-solving in practical contexts.
o Frequently integrated into multi-step questions requiring logical reasoning.
2. Algebra
• Percentage: 35%
• Recurring Patterns:
o Simplifying and solving linear and quadratic equations.
o Rearranging formulas and working with nth term sequences.
o Logical reasoning applied in algebraic contexts, such as completing the square.
3. Geometry
• Percentage: 24%
• Recurring Patterns:
o Calculation of areas, perimeters, and volumes of 2D and 3D shapes.
o Angle properties, transformations, and symmetry are regularly tested.
o Application of circle theorems and geometry rules in diagrams.
4. Probability and Statistics
• Percentage: 11%
• Recurring Patterns:
o Simple probability problems involving trees and Venn diagrams.
o Questions often emphasize interpreting and analyzing given data.
5. Graphs
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