Communicating design solutions: OCR GCSE Design and Technology questions

Every OCR GCSE Design and Technology exam question on 4.1 Communicating design solutions, 2021–2025, with its mark scheme and examiner’s report.

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Principles of Design and Technology · J310/01

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Q2(b)
June 2025 · Principles of Design and Technology
4 marks4.1 Communicating design solutions
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Q2(c)
June 2025 · Principles of Design and Technology
2 marks4.1 Communicating design solutions
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Q2(d)(i)
June 2025 · Principles of Design and Technology
1 mark4.1 Communicating design solutions
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Q2(d)(ii)
June 2025 · Principles of Design and Technology
3 marks4.1 Communicating design solutions
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Q2(a)
June 2024 · Principles of Design and Technology
5 marks4.1 Communicating design solutions
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Q2(c)(ii)
June 2023 · Principles of Design and Technology
3 marks4.1 Communicating design solutions
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Q2(d)(i)
June 2023 · Principles of Design and Technology
4 marks4.1 Communicating design solutions
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Q6(b)
June 2023 · Principles of Design and Technology
8 marks4.1 Communicating design solutions
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Q2(e)
June 2022 · Principles of Design and Technology
4 marks4.1 Communicating design solutions
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Q2(d)
November 2021 · Principles of Design and Technology
3 marks4.1 Communicating design solutions
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All 10 questions on Communicating design solutions, as a list

June 2025, Principles of Design and Technology, Q2(b) (4 marks): The front and side view of the display board are shown below. 800 750 500 600 Front view Side view Complete the isometric drawing of the display board. The star
June 2025, Principles of Design and Technology, Q2(c) (2 marks): The display board stands forming an isosceles triangle when in use. Calculate angle a. a 70° Not to scale Angle a ° [2]
June 2025, Principles of Design and Technology, Q2(d)(i) (1 mark): Complete the table. [1]
June 2025, Principles of Design and Technology, Q2(d)(ii) (3 marks): Present the information from the table as a pie chart. Include labels. Glass 10% [3]
June 2024, Principles of Design and Technology, Q2(a) (5 marks): This is an image of a fast-food fries box made from thin card. Dimensions are given in millimetres (mm). 120 R60 60 100 80 40 Complete the drawing to show the f
June 2023, Principles of Design and Technology, Q2(c)(ii) (3 marks): Complete the full size drawing, on the grid opposite, of the template for this roman numeral. The grid points are 1 cm apart. [3] 150 20 All dimensions in mm.
June 2023, Principles of Design and Technology, Q2(d)(i) (4 marks): Draw a bar chart on the grid below to show these sales figures. Label both axes. [4]
June 2023, Principles of Design and Technology, Q6(b) (8 marks): (b)* The designer of your chosen product would have communicated their design concepts to potential clients and stakeholders. Discuss the techniques that design
June 2022, Principles of Design and Technology, Q2(e) (4 marks): Complete the working drawing to show the plan and side view of the side table shown in Fig. 2. The front view has been done for you. The grid points are 1 cm ap
November 2021, Principles of Design and Technology, Q2(d) (3 marks): The table below shows deck chair sales per season in the year 2020. Season Number of sales per season Winter 45 Spring 315 Summer 450 Autumn 90 Total sales 900

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