plumiOne and two sample non-parametric tests: Edexcel A‑Level Statistics questions
Every Edexcel A-Level Statistics exam question on H.10 One and two sample non-parametric tests, 2018–2025, with its mark scheme and examiner’s report.
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All 15 questions on One and two sample non-parametric tests, as a list
- June 2025, Statistical Inference, Q2 (13 marks): 2 In the game of tennis, players score points in a number of ways. An ace is a tennis stroke in which a player beginning the point strikes the ball so that thei
- June 2024, Statistical Inference, Q5 (18 marks): 5 Miku is interested in testing whether participants skydiving for the first time will experience a higher level of stress than those who had previously been sk
- June 2024, Statistics in Practice, Q3 (10 marks): 3 Ewa was interested in the risk of Lyme disease in Poland. Ewa carried out an experiment to investigate the risk of Lyme disease in various locations. Lyme dis
- June 2023, Statistical Inference, Q1 (13 marks): 1 100 professional players qualified to take part in the World Cup for a video game. In each round, players were awarded points based on their position. The ove
- June 2023, Statistical Inference, Q4 (5 marks): 4 Alder is a first year psychology student at a university. He decides to use a non-parametric test on some data he has gathered. He reads some statistics books
- June 2022, Statistical Inference, Q1 (15 marks): 1 The breaking strength of cables has usually been assessed by testing samples of cables until they break (testing to destruction). A manufacturer of carbon-fib
- June 2022, Statistics in Practice, Q6 (21 marks): 6 Russell and Robert are interested in sport. They believe that wearing red may affect the success of a person or team in a sporting competition. Russell finds
- November 2021, Statistical Inference, Q5 (11 marks): 5 Diamond League is an athletics competition that takes place every year in 14 locations, including Monaco and London. Tessa believes that athletic performances
- November 2020, Statistical Inference, Q5 (11 marks): 5 GCSE performance at schools in England can be compared using Progress 8. A higher score in Progress 8 means a better performance. South West London schools ar
- November 2020, Statistics in Practice, Q6 (12 marks): 6 Betsan surveyed a sample of 22 knitters. 12 of the knitters said they regularly attended knitting groups where they shared their hobby with others. 10 said th
- November 2020, AS Paper 1, Q4 (4 marks): 4 Bruno read an article about the different annual earnings for graduates in various degree subjects five years after graduation. He decides to investigate whet
- June 2019, Statistical Inference, Q5 (12 marks): 5 Robert, a psychologist, is devising a diagnostic test to assess the ability of air traffic controllers to cope with unexpected stress. There are two versions
- June 2019, AS Paper 1, Q2 (12 marks): 2 As they get older, some people experience memory loss. Eighteen participants, each over 65 years of age and who had been diagnosed with mild memory loss, were
- June 2019, AS Paper 2, Q7 (14 marks): 7 A journalist presents a story to the editor stating that: 'District councils in England are having to cut costs to ever greater levels. From the tax year 2015
- June 2018, AS Paper 2, Q3 (13 marks): 3 Bhupathy’s purple frog is a newly discovered species of frog located in the Western Ghats mountain range in India. Ramesh is studying the size of these frogs,
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