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Where you stand, in twelve questions

Six questions from each paper, two on each of the ideas that decide most marks. It takes about 25 minutes. There is no timer and no sign-up. The time you spend on each question is recorded, so the result can read your pace as well as your answers.

  • You need rough paper and a pen.
  • No calculator. The real exam allows none.
  • Flag and skip as you would in the exam; you can come back before you submit.
6+6=12 questions6 + 6 = 12 \text{ questions}

Twelve questions in two rows: six from Paper 1 and six from Paper 2, in pairs, one pair for each of six areas.

  • 1 and 2Algebra and sequences the discriminant, and the terms of a series
  • 3 and 4Trigonometry and logarithms a trigonometric equation, and a log equation
  • 5 and 6Calculus and exact number work area under a curve, and surds
  • 7 and 8Conditions and arrows necessary and sufficient, and "only if"
  • 9 and 10Quantifiers and counterexamples negating "for every", and choosing a counterexample
  • 11 and 12Proofs and statements finding the error in a proof, and statements I, II and III