May/June 2026 Paper 21

2026 · 26 questions · 43 parts · 100 marks

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1
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Q2
2
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Q3
3
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Q4
4
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Q5
5(a)5(b)
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Q6
6
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Q7
7
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Q8
8(a)8(b)8(c)
–/8 mks
Q9
9
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Q10
10(a)10(b)
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Q11
11(a)11(b)(i)11(b)(ii)
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Q12
12
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Q13
13(a)13(b)
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Q14
14(a)(i)14(a)(ii)14(b)
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Q15
15
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Q16
16
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Q17
17(a)17(b)
–/5 mks
Q18
18
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Q19
19
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Q20
20
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Q21
21(a)21(b)21(c)21(d)
–/9 mks
Q22
22
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Q23
23
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Q24
24(a)24(b)
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Q25
25(a)(i)25(a)(ii)25(b)
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Q26
26(a)26(b)
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Context for question 5
For four months, Hannah records the amount of time that she spends swimming, running and cycling. The composite bar chart shows this information.
Composite bar chart of the number of hours (no scale numbers except 0) for May, June, July and August, each bar split into cycling at the bottom, swimming in the middle and running at the top, with a key.
5(a)Data Representation Statistical DiagramsEasy1 mark
Complete the statement with the correct month.
5(b)Data Representation Statistical DiagramsMedium2 marks
In May, Hannah spends 9 more hours swimming than she spends cycling. Find the number of hours Hannah spends swimming in July.

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