May/June 2026 Paper 33

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Context for 11(a)
The bar chart shows the number of hours Kim studies some subjects in one week.
Bar chart of number of hours (0 to 12) Kim studies each subject: History 6, Geography 12, Science not drawn, French 10, Music 7
Kim studies these 5 subjects for a total of 40 hours.
11(a)(i)Data Representation Statistical DiagramsEasy2 marks
Complete the bar chart.
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11(a)(ii)Percentages Percentage ChangeEasy1 mark
Work out the percentage of the hours Kim studies geography.

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Context for 11(b)
Some students take a history test. The scatter diagram shows the number of hours each student studies history and their test score.
Scatter diagram of test score (0 to 100) against number of hours studied (0 to 12) with 13 crosses that rise from about (0.4, 16) to about (10, 92)
11(b)(i)Scatter Diagrams Lines Best FitEasy1 mark
Sam studies history for 6 hours and scores 56 in the test. Plot a point on the scatter diagram to represent Sam’s data for this test.
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11(b)(ii)Scatter Diagrams Lines Best FitEasy1 mark
Find the number of people who have a higher test score than Sam.

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11(b)(iii)Scatter Diagrams Lines Best FitEasy1 mark
Draw a line of best fit on the scatter diagram.
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11(b)(iv)Scatter Diagrams Lines Best FitEasy1 mark
Use your line of best fit to estimate the test score for another student who studies history for 7 hours.

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