Tabulation, diagrams and representation: Edexcel GCSE Statistics questions

Every Edexcel GCSE Statistics exam question on 2a Tabulation, diagrams and representation, 2019–2025, with its mark scheme and examiner’s report.

All 146 questions on Tabulation, diagrams and representation, as a list

June 2025, Paper 1 Higher, Q1 (3 marks): Rebecca collected data from the internet about the litter size of wild boar in France and in Italy. The frequency polygons give information about the litter siz
June 2025, Paper 1 Higher, Q2 (6 marks): The choropleth map gives information about the percentage change in the mileage driven in Great Britain for each region from 2020 to 2021 Percentage change in m
June 2025, Paper 1 Higher, Q3 (14 marks): Tsena is researching the ages of Oscar winners. She has collected data from the internet about the ages of the winners of the Best Actor and Best Actress catego
June 2025, Paper 1 Higher, Q4 (9 marks): Agatha is investigating the times taken in the 2022 Olympic Women’s Skiathlon race. There are two parts to the Skiathlon race. There is a 7.5 km classic stage a
June 2025, Paper 1 Higher, Q8 (13 marks): David collected data on the times, in hours, taken for men to complete the Ironman Canada 2022 race and the Ironman UK 2022 race. These graphs and summary stati
June 2025, Paper 1 Foundation, Q2 (4 marks): David collected data about 34 players on the 2022–2023 Manchester United Premier League football team. Each player has a playing position identified as goalkeep
June 2025, Paper 1 Foundation, Q3 (5 marks): Johan sells tickets for a walking tour, a boat tour and a bus tour. The pictogram shows the number of people who chose each type of tour one Saturday morning in
June 2025, Paper 1 Foundation, Q7 (6 marks): A company offers a number of activities for its employees. Yusra wants to investigate what employees at the company think about the activities. Here is her plan
June 2025, Paper 1 Foundation, Q11 (11 marks): Benjamin collected data on the results for the male competitors in the Ironman Canada competition in 2022 The incomplete histogram and incomplete grouped freque
June 2025, Paper 1 Foundation, Q12 (6 marks): The choropleth map gives information about the percentage change in the mileage driven in Great Britain for each region from 2020 to 2021 Percentage change in m
June 2025, Paper 1 Foundation, Q13 (14 marks): Tsena is researching the ages of Oscar winners. She has collected data from the internet about the ages of the winners of the Best Actor and Best Actress catego
June 2025, Paper 2 Higher, Q3 (6 marks): Divyesh is investigating the number of games won by two Los Angeles basketball teams, the Clippers and the Lakers. He collects some data from the NBA website. (
June 2025, Paper 2 Higher, Q4 (9 marks): The cumulative frequency diagram gives information about the lengths, in mm, of a sample of 80 pike, caught in the Yukon River in Alaska. The pike were put back
June 2025, Paper 2 Higher, Q6 (5 marks): The pie charts show information about the proportion of livestock in 2021 for Finland and for Norway. Finland Norway Turkeys Turkeys 10% Cattle 12% 20% Cattle 3
June 2025, Paper 2 Higher, Q7 (6 marks): The population pyramid shows the age distribution of the world population in the year 1960 Each percentage is given correct to one decimal place. Male Female 10
June 2025, Paper 2 Higher, Q10 (7 marks): The table gives information about the median house price in a town called Bulkington, in England, between the years 2015 and 2020 The table also gives, correct
June 2025, Paper 2 Higher, Q13 (9 marks): The wingspans of a species of butterfly are normally distributed. The mean length of the wingspans for this species of butterfly is 8.2 cm. Only 2.5% of this sp
June 2025, Paper 2 Foundation, Q2 (2 marks): The table shows information about the percentage of teenagers who used different types of devices in 2015 and in 2022 Device Smartphone Desktop/Laptop computer
June 2025, Paper 2 Foundation, Q9 (5 marks): Mandeep visited Marple Wood Farm and tallied the types of animals he saw. (a) Circle the word in the list below that best describes the type of data for the typ
June 2025, Paper 2 Foundation, Q10 (4 marks): A teacher wants to investigate how many hours students spent revising for a test. 20 students have to complete a short questionnaire before they begin the test.
June 2025, Paper 2 Foundation, Q11 (2 marks): A store manager wants to show the employees which department is making the most profit. The store manager presents the data in this pie chart. Profit share by d
June 2025, Paper 2 Foundation, Q13 (3 marks): The diagram shows information about managers in Australia from 2016 to 2017 Managers in Australia 2016–17 Age Female Male (years) 65+ 55–64 45–54 35–44 15–34 18
June 2025, Paper 2 Foundation, Q17 (6 marks): Divyesh is investigating the number of games won by two Los Angeles basketball teams, the Clippers and the Lakers. He collects some data from the NBA website. (
June 2025, Paper 2 Foundation, Q18 (9 marks): The cumulative frequency diagram gives information about the lengths, in mm, of a sample of 80 pike, caught in the Yukon River in Alaska. The pike were put back
June 2024, Paper 1 Higher, Q2 (9 marks): A fjord is a deep and narrow part of a sea with steep land on three sides. Emily is investigating the length of fjords in Norway. She collects some data from th
June 2024, Paper 1 Higher, Q3 (5 marks): The two population pyramids give information about the percentage of the population who are male and who are female for each age group in France and in Italy in
June 2024, Paper 1 Higher, Q4 (6 marks): The time taken, in minutes, for some runners to complete a 5 km run was recorded. The incomplete histogram and incomplete grouped frequency table give informati
June 2024, Paper 1 Higher, Q7 (8 marks): Roberta is investigating how the ages of brides getting married in the UK has changed from 2003 to 2013 She collects official data from the internet using the w
June 2024, Paper 1 Foundation, Q1 (7 marks): The incomplete pictogram gives information about the flavour and number of ice creams sold at Pradeep’s cafe one Saturday morning. Flavour Number of ice creams
June 2024, Paper 1 Foundation, Q2 (8 marks): The incomplete multiple bar chart gives information about the home country of visitors to a theme park in 2003 and in 2013 60 50 40 30 20 10 0 France United Ger
June 2024, Paper 1 Foundation, Q3 (8 marks): The tables show information about the number of episodes and viewing figures for two television programs, Emmerdale and Eastenders, for the years 2015 to 2018 E
June 2024, Paper 1 Foundation, Q7 (4 marks): The pie charts give information about the different types of properties that were for sale in July 2020 in Harrogate and in July 2020 in South Shields. Harrogat
June 2024, Paper 1 Foundation, Q8 (9 marks): A fjord is a deep and narrow part of a sea with steep land on three sides. Emily is investigating the length of fjords in Norway. She collects some data from th
June 2024, Paper 1 Foundation, Q9 (5 marks): The two population pyramids give information about the percentage of the population who are male and who are female for each age group in France and in Italy in
June 2024, Paper 1 Foundation, Q10 (6 marks): The time taken, in minutes, for some runners to complete a 5 km run was recorded. The incomplete histogram and incomplete grouped frequency table give informati
June 2024, Paper 2 Higher, Q1 (4 marks): Matthew is investigating average household income for different states in the USA. (a) Give a reason why it is appropriate to use secondary data for this. Matth
June 2024, Paper 2 Higher, Q2 (12 marks): Some researchers investigated the hand span, in centimetres, of adult pianists by their level – international, national and amateur. The box plots below give in
June 2024, Paper 2 Higher, Q4 (4 marks): The snow depth, in centimetres, at Whistler Mountain was measured daily in February, in March and in April 2022 The table gives information about the snow depth
June 2024, Paper 2 Higher, Q5 (11 marks): Zack is comparing the players from the England Rugby Union team with the players from the Welsh Rugby Union team. The players are listed as Rugby Union Forwards
June 2024, Paper 2 Higher, Q8 (6 marks): Roxann wants to investigate the resting heart rates for members of her running club. She believes that the resting heart rates will be normally distributed. Her
June 2024, Paper 2 Foundation, Q3 (8 marks): Ben is researching information about the number of British swimming medals won at the Olympics. Here are his results, giving the number of British swimming meda
June 2024, Paper 2 Foundation, Q5 (6 marks): Claire is planning an investigation into the length of time that a learner has to wait for a driving test. She wants to find out about how waiting time varies i
June 2024, Paper 2 Foundation, Q6 (6 marks): Ana collected information about the Scottish Football Championship results for the 2021/2022 season. The composite bar chart gives some information about the nu
June 2024, Paper 2 Foundation, Q7 (7 marks): Chris is a manager at a theme park. He wants to find out what food options visitors would like to be able to buy in the theme park. (a) State the population for
June 2024, Paper 2 Foundation, Q8 (12 marks): Timur is investigating the heights and weights of rugby players. He collected data from the internet about the heights and weights of players from the Wales rug
June 2024, Paper 2 Foundation, Q9 (3 marks): Mobeen is investigating whether there is a difference in the amount of time spent reading by pupils in Green Park school and pupils at Golden Plains school. He
June 2024, Paper 2 Foundation, Q10 (4 marks): Matthew is investigating average household income for different states in the USA. (a) Give a reason why it is appropriate to use secondary data for this. Matth
June 2024, Paper 2 Foundation, Q11 (12 marks): Some researchers investigated the hand span, in centimetres, of adult pianists by their level – international, national and amateur. The box plots below give in
June 2024, Paper 2 Foundation, Q13 (5 marks): The cumulative frequency graph gives information about the ages, in years, of the 650 members of the UK Parliament in 2017 800 700 600 500 Cumulative 400 freque
June 2023, Paper 1 Higher, Q1 (10 marks): The scores for Vitality Roses netball team for the 2017 season are listed below. 55 61 72 62 52 74 56 49 75 66 64 85 55 52 55 94 61 46 74 54 (Source: www.englan
June 2023, Paper 1 Higher, Q2 (10 marks): Kyle is investigating the heights and the weights of professional basketball players. He found the weight, in kilograms, of some professional basketball players
June 2023, Paper 1 Higher, Q9 (8 marks): Ligita collected data on the handspans, in cm, of men and the handspans, in cm, of women. She processed her data using statistical software, here are her result
June 2023, Paper 1 Foundation, Q1 (6 marks): The table shows the average heights, to the nearest cm, of Adult Males and Adult Females who were born in the year 1996 in some countries of the world. Average
June 2023, Paper 1 Foundation, Q3 (2 marks): A newspaper reporter completed some research into the percentage of household waste that was recycled in the London Borough of Hackney in 2018 and 2019 The news
June 2023, Paper 1 Foundation, Q9 (10 marks): Kyle is investigating the heights and the weights of professional basketball players. He found the weight, in kilograms, of some professional basketball players
June 2023, Paper 2 Higher, Q3 (7 marks): The cumulative frequency step polygon shows information about the number of goals scored in each of 28 matches played by the German women’s national football te
June 2023, Paper 2 Higher, Q6 (8 marks): The table shows information about the times, in minutes, taken for 52 people to complete a 5 km race. Time (t minutes) Frequency 16 < t  20 7 20 < t  24 25 24
June 2023, Paper 2 Higher, Q9 (5 marks): In a survey, children were asked to state their main source of news. They were also asked how interested they were in the news. The table shows the results of t
June 2023, Paper 2 Foundation, Q1 (6 marks): The incomplete comparative bar chart shows the total number of medals won by three of the countries that took part in the 2014 and 2018 Winter Olympics. Number
June 2023, Paper 2 Foundation, Q2 (8 marks): Norbert asked each of the students in his class to name their favourite fruit from Apple, Banana, Orange or Pear. The results are shown below. Banana Orange App
June 2023, Paper 2 Foundation, Q4 (5 marks): Rose is investigating the number of brothers and sisters that students in her secondary school have. To investigate this she asks 10 students in Year 8 and 10 s
June 2023, Paper 2 Foundation, Q10 (6 marks): Sam used the internet to collect the times, in minutes, it took for 50 cyclists to compete in a hill climb competition. He used a group frequency table to recor
June 2023, Paper 2 Foundation, Q11 (8 marks): Grace asked a sample of 60 people in her town if they had ever visited France or Spain. 17 people visited both France and Spain 23 people visited Spain only 33
June 2023, Paper 2 Foundation, Q13 (7 marks): The cumulative frequency step polygon shows information about the number of goals scored in each of 28 matches played by the German women’s national football te
June 2023, Paper 2 Foundation, Q14 (6 marks): The choropleth map below represents a park that has been divided into 25 squares of equal area. Arthur has collected data about litter in the park. The number o
June 2022, Paper 1 Higher, Q2 (8 marks): The population pyramid gives information about the percentages of the population of the United Kingdom who are male and who are female in each age group for 201
June 2022, Paper 1 Higher, Q3 (9 marks): Weronika works for a road traffic organisation. One day she is investigating the speeds of cars and the speeds of motorcycles along a motorway. Here is part of
June 2022, Paper 1 Higher, Q5 (6 marks): David is investigating the prices of houses in Streetly, which is in the West Midlands. David took a sample of 41 houses in Streetly from a property website and
June 2022, Paper 1 Higher, Q11 (5 marks): Viktoria collects information about the times taken, in seconds, by 50 boys to run 400 metres. She records her results in the grouped frequency table, shown bel
June 2022, Paper 1 Foundation, Q1 (4 marks): The incomplete pictogram gives information about the numbers of cars sold from a garage in August and in September. Month Number of cars August September Key: r
June 2022, Paper 1 Foundation, Q3 (6 marks): The time series graph shows the percentages of households in the United Kingdom with internet access from 2000 to 2018 100 90 80 70 60 50 40 30 20 10 0 2000 200
June 2022, Paper 1 Foundation, Q6 (7 marks): Northern Stationery Supplies has only three branches, one in each of Manchester, Rotherham and York. Employees working at Northern Stationery Supplies work eith
June 2022, Paper 1 Foundation, Q7 (6 marks): Mrs Singh is the Headteacher of a school with 1200 students. She wants to find out about the ways the students at her school use the internet to complete their
June 2022, Paper 1 Foundation, Q12 (3 marks): Bill is investigating how being grown in the shade and being grown in sunlight affects the heights of tree seedlings. The following stem and leaf diagrams give
June 2022, Paper 1 Foundation, Q13 (8 marks): The population pyramid gives information about the percentages of the population of the United Kingdom who are male and who are female in each age group for 201
June 2022, Paper 1 Foundation, Q14 (9 marks): Weronika works for a road traffic organisation. One day she is investigating the speeds of cars and the speeds of motorcycles along a motorway. Here is part of
June 2022, Paper 1 Foundation, Q15 (3 marks): The choropleth map gives information about the numbers of orangutans living in the forests of the Malaysian state of Sabah in northern Borneo. Some regions of t
June 2022, Paper 2 Higher, Q2 (9 marks): Bill investigated the heights of females competing in different sports. Using data from the internet, he recorded the height, in cm, of each female in a sample
June 2022, Paper 2 Higher, Q7 (8 marks): Andy is investigating the lateness of the trains that arrive at Manchester Piccadilly. (a) Explain why it is sensible for Andy to collect secondary data for his
June 2022, Paper 2 Higher, Q9 (4 marks): Three types of sausage are sold in a farm shop, pork, beef and vegan. The comparative pie charts show information about the number of packs of these sausages so
June 2022, Paper 2 Foundation, Q1 (6 marks): For a survey, Kayleigh counted the number of people in each of the 20 cars that arrived at her office car park one morning. Here are her results. 1 1 2 2 3 3 1
June 2022, Paper 2 Foundation, Q2 (6 marks): The table shows information about the results of a survey into ‘Charitable Giving and Social Activity’ over a four week period. For example, 40% of all of those
June 2022, Paper 2 Foundation, Q4 (9 marks): Nikola asks 50 male and 50 female drivers arriving at a car park if the type of car they are driving is petrol, diesel or electric. The two-way table shows some
June 2022, Paper 2 Foundation, Q6 (6 marks): A garden centre has a register of 400 loyalty card members. The owner of the garden centre wants to find out information about the distribution of the amount of
June 2022, Paper 2 Foundation, Q10 (9 marks): Bill investigated the heights of females competing in different sports. Using data from the internet, he recorded the height, in cm, of each female in a sample
November 2021, Paper 1 Higher, Q1 (3 marks): Emily is designing a questionnaire to obtain information about how people in Manchester travel to work. Before she gives out the questionnaire, she is going to
November 2021, Paper 1 Higher, Q7 (5 marks): The table shows the number, in millions, of visitors to each of four tourist attractions in 2005 and in 2018 Number of visitors in 2005 Number of visitors in 20
November 2021, Paper 1 Higher, Q8 (6 marks): Rachel has collected information on the minimum wage, in US dollars per hour, for each of 50 US regions. She uses a spreadsheet to sort the data into ascending
November 2021, Paper 1 Foundation, Q1 (3 marks): The pictogram shows information about the number of rugby balls sold in a shop each day from Monday to Wednesday last week. Key: Monday represents 4 rugby balls
November 2021, Paper 1 Foundation, Q2 (5 marks): The time series graphs show information about the numbers of births recorded in England and Wales for girls named Chloe and for girls named Evelyn in the years
November 2021, Paper 1 Foundation, Q3 (7 marks): Julie asked 20 of her friends how many days last week they each played a sport. Here are her results. 3 4 5 3 2 2 3 3 2 5 1 0 1 0 2 3 3 2 5 3 (a) Which word fro
November 2021, Paper 1 Foundation, Q6 (9 marks): The multiple bar charts show information about the percentages of the population in each of Japan and of Kenya that are in each of five different age groups. 45
November 2021, Paper 1 Foundation, Q8 (7 marks): Aminah collected information about the mean daily temperature, in °C, in August in Scotland for the years 1910 to 2018 The table shows a summary of the data pro
November 2021, Paper 1 Foundation, Q9 (6 marks): The cumulative frequency graph gives information about the area, in square kilometres, of the 48 counties in England. 50 45 40 35 30 Cumulative frequency 25 20
November 2021, Paper 2 Higher, Q2 (4 marks): Tim is writing an article for university lecturers on literacy rates in Africa. He uses the following choropleth map to display the literacy rates in the countr
November 2021, Paper 2 Higher, Q6 (8 marks): Emily and Jess work in the head office of a chain of restaurants. The menu in all of the restaurants has recently been changed. Emily and Jess have been asked t
November 2021, Paper 2 Higher, Q11 (12 marks): The glucose level in blood is measured in milligrams per 100 millilitres (mg/100 ml). A doctor is investigating the glucose levels in blood of some adult female
November 2021, Paper 2 Foundation, Q2 (6 marks): An activity centre sells Adult tickets and Child tickets. A ticket can be a Day pass or a Weekend pass. The incomplete two‑way table gives some information abou
November 2021, Paper 2 Foundation, Q3 (6 marks): The manager of an art shop wants to find out about the shopping habits of customers in his shop. He wants to find out how many customers leave the shop without
November 2021, Paper 2 Foundation, Q5 (5 marks): A bakery records the numbers of cakes of different types sold over a three year period. The composite bar charts show information about the cakes sold in Year 1
November 2021, Paper 2 Foundation, Q6 (3 marks): Simas is investigating what students like to do in their spare time. He collected data by asking the students at a primary school and at a secondary school what
November 2021, Paper 2 Foundation, Q7 (8 marks): Ruth is investigating the results of the Six Nations rugby competition. She finds the following summary information for the Six Nations rugby competition in 201
November 2021, Paper 2 Foundation, Q11 (4 marks): Tim is writing an article for university lecturers on literacy rates in Africa. He uses the following choropleth map to display the literacy rates in the countr
November 2020, Paper 1 Higher, Q2 (4 marks): The map below gives information about the percentage change in the number of police officers in each of the 42 different police force regions of England and Wal
November 2020, Paper 1 Higher, Q3 (6 marks): The composite bar chart shows information about the number of new car registrations for the first quarter of 2018 in the UK and in Italy for each fuel type. 800
November 2020, Paper 1 Higher, Q5 (5 marks): The table shows information from a survey about train passengers’ satisfaction with 10 categories of train facilities in spring 2018 % satisfied % neither % dis
November 2020, Paper 1 Higher, Q6 (11 marks): The cumulative frequency graph shows information about the maximum daily temperature, in °C, in Bingley for the 30 days of June 2018 30 25 20 Cumulative frequen
November 2020, Paper 1 Foundation, Q2 (6 marks): Dalia works in a cafe. One Monday morning she recorded what type of milk each customer wanted in their coffee. The tally chart gives the number of customers who
November 2020, Paper 1 Foundation, Q3 (3 marks): The table shows information about the mean amount of water used per person per day in each of five countries. Country USA Mexico UK China Haiti Amount of water
November 2020, Paper 1 Foundation, Q5 (6 marks): People who completed higher education were asked what they were doing six months after they graduated. The table shows information about the answers given by th
November 2020, Paper 1 Foundation, Q7 (7 marks): The accurately drawn pie chart shows information about the proportions of the total pet population of the UK in 2017 for animals of different types that are kep
November 2020, Paper 1 Foundation, Q11 (4 marks): The map below gives information about the percentage change in the number of police officers in each of the 42 different police force regions of England and Wal
November 2020, Paper 1 Foundation, Q12 (6 marks): The composite bar chart shows information about the number of new car registrations for the first quarter of 2018 in the UK and in Italy for each fuel type. 800
November 2020, Paper 1 Foundation, Q14 (7 marks): Joel is investigating the heights of buildings in Paris and in London. He collects data on the heights of the tallest buildings in Paris and in London. Joel dec
November 2020, Paper 2 Higher, Q1 (4 marks): The number of children living in each of 30 houses in a village was recorded in 1918 and in 2018 The frequency polygon has been drawn for the number of children
November 2020, Paper 2 Higher, Q3 (10 marks): The Forestry Commission planted Field Maple trees and Silverleaf Maple trees in region A. They measured the heights of the trees after 14 years. The incomplete
November 2020, Paper 2 Higher, Q6 (6 marks): The two population pyramids show the percentage of males and the percentage of females in each age group in the UK and in India for 2016 Each pyramid is based o
November 2020, Paper 2 Higher, Q7 (11 marks): The manager of a garage records optional extra features sold with each new car sold last month. The optional extra features are air conditioning (A), bluetooth
November 2020, Paper 2 Higher, Q10 (6 marks): Kate is investigating the lengths of earthworms. She wants to find out if the lengths of common earthworms can be modelled by a normal distribution. She has fou
November 2020, Paper 2 Higher, Q11 (5 marks): Bella collected the finish times, x minutes, of the men’s elite wheelchair race at the 2018 London Marathon. She uses statistical software to calculate the foll
November 2020, Paper 2 Foundation, Q2 (4 marks): The bar line graph gives information about the total rainfall, in mm, in the UK for each month in 2017 140 120 100 Total 80 rainfall (mm) 60 40 20 0 Jan Feb Mar
November 2020, Paper 2 Foundation, Q3 (5 marks): A population pyramid for Africa in 2017 is shown below. The pyramid shows the percentage of males and females in each age group, where each percentage is based
November 2020, Paper 2 Foundation, Q4 (10 marks): Richard finds information from the internet about the most popular colours for cars in the UK in 2017 Table 1 gives this information. Rank Colour Percentage of
November 2020, Paper 2 Foundation, Q11 (10 marks): The Forestry Commission planted Field Maple trees and Silverleaf Maple trees in region A. They measured the heights of the trees after 14 years. The incomplete
June 2019, Paper 1 Higher, Q1 (3 marks): The diagram represents a children’s playground that has been divided into 20 squares of equal area. In the playground there are some children and some play equi
June 2019, Paper 1 Higher, Q2 (8 marks): The cumulative frequency diagram gives information about the heights, in metres, of a sample of 100 oak trees in Camden, London. 110 100 90 80 70 60 Cumulative
June 2019, Paper 1 Higher, Q7 (8 marks): The pie charts show information about the numbers of visitors to the UK for the given reasons in January 2017 and in July 2017 January 2017 July 2017 Other Othe
June 2019, Paper 1 Higher, Q10 (8 marks): The table shows information about the amount of time that each member of a group of 46 teenagers spent on social media during one day. Time spent on social medi
June 2019, Paper 1 Foundation, Q2 (3 marks): Andrew has collected data about the ratings given to a particular television by 20 people. Each person has given the television a rating from 1-star to 5-star.
June 2019, Paper 1 Foundation, Q3 (7 marks): Lena is researching information about the numbers of British Oscar winners. Here are her results, giving the number of British Oscar winners for each of the yea
June 2019, Paper 1 Foundation, Q5 (3 marks): Jane collected data about the earnings of the 10 highest earning male tennis players and the 10 highest earning female tennis players. Jane plans to use a scatt
June 2019, Paper 1 Foundation, Q6 (6 marks): Inez is going to open a takeaway restaurant in her town. She asks 100 people, “What is your favourite type of takeaway?” (a) Design a data collection sheet for
June 2019, Paper 1 Foundation, Q10 (3 marks): The percentage composite bar chart shows information about the ages of the listeners to a radio station in the UK in 2002 and in 2016 100 90 80 70 Key: 60 50 or
June 2019, Paper 1 Foundation, Q11 (3 marks): The diagram represents a children’s playground that has been divided into 20 squares of equal area. In the playground there are some children and some play equi
June 2019, Paper 1 Foundation, Q12 (8 marks): The cumulative frequency diagram gives information about the heights, in metres, of a sample of 100 oak trees in Camden, London. 110 100 90 80 70 60 Cumulative
June 2019, Paper 2 Higher, Q2 (9 marks): The population pyramid shows information about the numbers (in thousands) of drivers of each gender who made car insurance claims in the UK in 2015 Age Male dri
June 2019, Paper 2 Higher, Q3 (6 marks): The frequency polygon shows information about the times taken by 49 athletes to run 400 metres at the 2017 World Championships. 20 Frequency 10 0 50 51 52 53 54
June 2019, Paper 2 Higher, Q4 (4 marks): Randall used the internet to find the number of points scored by each of the winning teams in the last 30 years of the American Super Bowl. He drew this stem an
June 2019, Paper 2 Higher, Q7 (11 marks): Susie is investigating the amount of time students at her school spend watching television. She selects a random sample of 50 students from her school and asks
June 2019, Paper 2 Foundation, Q1 (8 marks): Jools surveyed 40 members of his youth club to ask each of them their favourite type of music. Some information about his results is shown in the incomplete tab
June 2019, Paper 2 Foundation, Q3 (4 marks): The table shows information about the sales of cars in the UK for the 14 top selling makes of car in September 2016 and in September 2017 September 2016 Septemb
June 2019, Paper 2 Foundation, Q4 (10 marks): Jon found the following information about the average price of a cinema ticket in the UK. Year 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 Average price (
June 2019, Paper 2 Foundation, Q7 (6 marks): Paula organised a fund raising charity run at her school. Here is part of the spreadsheet that she used to record information about each student who took part.
June 2019, Paper 2 Foundation, Q8 (7 marks): Mayokun measured and recorded the height, to the nearest cm, of each of the first 20 female students and of each of the first 20 male students to arrive at his
June 2019, Paper 2 Foundation, Q11 (9 marks): The population pyramid shows information about the numbers (in thousands) of drivers of each gender who made car insurance claims in the UK in 2015 Age Male dri
June 2019, Paper 2 Foundation, Q12 (6 marks): The frequency polygon shows information about the times taken by 49 athletes to run 400 metres at the 2017 World Championships. 20 Frequency 10 0 50 51 52 53 54

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