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Year 7 Maths and English Test Papers

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Download every past Year 7 English and Maths test papers to help pupils revise for their end of year tests. Answers to every question can be found in the Marking Schemes.

Year 7 English Tests

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About Year 7 Test Papers

These Year 7 tests were written and published several years ago. Two sets were published by the Qualifications and Curriculum Authority (QCA), in 2003 and 2006.

Schools could download these past papers for free or order printed copies from the QCA. Practically every school within the UK would have used these test papers over the past 20 years.

These tests were written for schools to help them monitor children's progress throughout Key Stage 3, before their KS3 SATs in Year 9.

Who can use these Year 7 Tests?

These Year 7 papers are perfect for students, teachers and parents. They make superb revision tools for students to use in preparation for end of year tests. Indeed, they are free to download for anyone that wishes to use them.

These Year 7 English and Maths papers include English Reading (comprehension) and maths and include full marking schemes.

Levels information (what came before scaled scores) is only available for the first set of Year 5 test papers published in 2005.

It's important to bear in mind that these past papers were published in 2005 and 2006 and that there has been a curriculum change since then. Hence, there may be a number of topics within these optional SATs papers that your child may not recognise.

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CIE Lower Secondary Checkpoint Past Papers

Complete lower secondary checkpoint past papers.

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Specimen question papers

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Mathematics April/May 2016 Past Papers

Secondary Checkpoint – Math (1112) May 2016 Paper 1:

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Mathematics Oct/Nov 2016 Past Papers

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Mathematics Oct/Nov 2015 Past Papers

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Mathematics April/May 2013 Past Papers

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Mathematics April/May 2012 Past Papers

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Mathematics Oct/Nov 2005 Past Papers

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Curriculum frameworks

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really helpful! i have my checkpoint exam this year and these past papers have really helped me. thank you so much😊

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One of the best ways to revise for your GCSEs is to look at past papers. To make your life a little easier, 😉 we have compiled a list of different past papers to help you find what you are looking for! 

AQA English Past Papers 

Even the most educated and learned scholars lose the will to live after spending more than five minutes searching for papers on the AQA website! 💀

If you want to brave it alone, here are the links: 

• AQA English Language past paper resources  
• AQA English Literature past paper resources  

If you want us to neatly, concisely and handily lay them all out for you, 😇 then get a load of this: 

AQA English Language: Paper 1 

This exam paper is fiction (stories). You will be given two sources and have to answer five questions. 

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AQA English Language: Paper 2 

This exam paper is non-fiction (not stories). 😅 You will be given one source and have to answer five questions. 

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AQA English Literature: Paper 1 

English Language Paper 1 focuses on Shakespeare and 19th Century 

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AQA English Literature: Paper 2 

English Literature Paper 2 focuses on Modern Texts and Poetry (Anthology and Unseen)~

Edexcel English Past Papers 

The Edexcel website is definitely better to navigate than the rabbit warren, AQA. Can you believe that someone thought to upload the question paper, mark scheme and extracts all onto the same document?! 🤯

• Edexcel past paper resources: English Language   
• Edexcel past papers resources: English Literature  

The downside is that there are not that many past papers available online. 

OCR English Past papers

The OCR Website gives a comprehensive and easy to navigate website with past papers. Here are the links:

• OCR English Language past paper resources 
• OCR English Literature past paper resources  

If you want a more comprehensive breakdown of the 2019 English papers, read on… 

OCR English Language: Communicating Information and Ideas 

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OCR English Language: Exploring Effects and Impact 

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OCR English Literature: Exploring Modern and Literary Heritage Texts 

Ocr english literature: exploring poetry and shakespeare , wjec english past papers.

Here is where you can find past papers for the WJEC English Literature and English Language GCSEs:

• WJEC English Language past paper resources 
• WJEC English Literature past paper resources

The WJEC website is good because it groups past papers and mark schemes by year (so it is easy to find a year) but confusing in that all of the past papers and mark schemes are jumbled into the same list – which becomes particularly confusing when you have higher and lower tiers and the rather unimaginatively named ‘Unit 2A’ and ‘Unit 2B’. 😳

But fear not, we’ve filtered through the chaos and ordered it for you in a neat way! 💪

WJEC English Language: Unit 2

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WJEC (foundation) English Literature: Unit 1

Wjec (foundation) english literature: unit 2a , wjec (foundation) english literature: unit 2b , wjec (higher) english literature: unit 1, wjec (higher) english literature: unit 2a, wjec (higher) english literature: unit 2b .

The Cambridge IGCSE websites are pretty straightforward and easy to use so they don’t need us to distil the information for you. 🙌 Here are the links to all of their past paper resources:

• English Language past paper resources   
• English Literature past paper resources   

Eduqas English Past Papers

And finally, there is good old, Eduqas! Here are the links to the websites with their past paper resources: 

• Eduqas English Language past paper resources 
• Eduqas English Literature past paper resources  

And here is a paper by paper breakdown of the different components for each paper: 

Eduqas English Language: Component 1 

Eduqas english language: component 2, eduqas english literature: component 1, eduqas english literature: component 2.

So there you have it! A handy breakdown of all the different English Literature and English Language GCSE papers, mark schemes and inserts! 📚 If you would like some more help with your English GCSEs (or even A-Level) preparations, you can book a free trial session with one of our English tutors on the GoStudent website ! 

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The seven plus (7+) exams are a competitive entrance exam used by an ever-growing number of top independent schools to select students for entry into year 3. While all entry points for independent schools are competitive, the 7 Plus exams in London are particularly fierce, with every place having ten applicants. It’s sensible then, to think about applying to multiple schools.

The exams usually run between November and January of year 2. Aside from testing your child’s academic ability (and potential) schools are also checking if they would be a suitable fit for the school.

Below is a guide how to use 7+ plus papers when preparing your child to sit the 7+ assessments.

The English 7 Plus Paper

The main areas tested during the English assessment are comprehension and creative writing skills.

Comprehension:

Children are required to read and understand an age-appropriate passage, which could be fiction or non-fiction and then answer questions about it.

Ask your child to read the comprehension including the instructions so they are aware of what they are being asked to do from the beginning. If they do not understand the passage, they should go back and read it for a second time. A child should be able to summarise or recap the passage clearly before they begin to answer the questions.

When answering questions, the passage should be placed beside the question sheet so they can refer to it constantly. When working through practice papers remind your child the answer is often in the passage and encourage them to scan the passage to find the exact sentence or paragraph they need. When they find the answer, they can underline the key information they are going to detract from the passage and write in their answer. They will be required to write in full sentences when supplying their answers, so ensuring they have used some key words from the question and copied this into the answer to link the answer and question together is important. I often tell children, if the question was not there and someone was marking your work, they should be able to guess what the question was asking from your answer. Writing one-word answers or starting a sentence with because will not be sufficient.

The types of questions they are likely to be asked are as follows:

• Retrieval questions. These questions require children to identify the answers directly from the text. Spellings should be accurately copied when the word is written in the passage or the question, so attention to detail is important.
• Inference Questions. These questions require children to deduce, infer or interpret information, events, or ideas from texts.
• Word meaning. These questions require children to re-read the sentence the word is situated in, and make a logical guess based on the context around the word.

As the children move through the questions, they will generally move through the passage, so the answer to question 1 will usually be at the beginning of the passage, the answer to question 2 will also be at the beginning but further on in the passage than question 1, and so forth.

If they run out of writing space on the lines provided, they can continue writing their answer underneath the last line.

Children should always look at the mark available to determine how many examples or how much detail they need to provide. If for example, they are finding a question with 1 mark particularly difficult, they should not spend too much time on it and move on. If they are running out of time, they should find questions which carry most marks and attempt them.

When there are two minutes remaining in the assessment, which schools usually advise the children, it is a good idea to check their answers and ensure correct punctuation has been added to all sentences. Handwriting should be neat, written on the line and appropriate finger spaces to ensure work is readable and presented well.

Creative Writing:

Applicants will be given approx. 30 minutes for the creative writing (composition). They will normally be given a choice of topics or themes to write about and one option tends to be in relation to the comprehension.

When writing a story of their own it is important to include a clear beginning, middle and end in paragraphs. Further is it important to use descriptive language including adjectives, adverbs, a range of sentence openers, powerful verbs, connectives, and similes.

A range of punctuation should also be used to demarcate sentences and accurate choices made to ensure sentences make sense. After they write a sentence it is good practice to go back and read it back to themselves to ensure it makes sense and no word has been missed out.

Children should have clear, logical ideas and reflective responses that are relevant to the topic. They should be able to express themselves creatively and accurately. After they have finished, or when they have two minutes remaining, they should go back and check their work to make any last-minute edits.

Examples of writing formats children should be comfortable with are story writing, poetry, informal letter, diary entry, a short news report or a short descriptive piece of writing. Whichever the format they are asked to write in, their answers should be largely descriptive through the use of (as mentioned above) adjectives, adverbs, a range of sentence openers, powerful verbs, connectives, and similes.

The 7 Plus Maths Paper:

Although it varies with each school, children will have approx. 45 minutes to complete the Maths paper. The 7 plus exam includes content from the full year 2 mathematics curriculum. Mental arithmetic is a key area tested in the exam and can be assessed verbally or as a written exam. The exam will also include multi-step worded problems, including money and change, time, arithmetic, or a combination of each. There will also be mathematical logic puzzles, that could involve number, shape, or time. They test your child’s ability to think critically and apply their knowledge to abstract questions.

The space provided beside a question should be used to show working out methods and extra marks can be awarded for this. If a question specifically asks for the written method to be shown, it is important the applicant follows the instruction.

If a question is too difficult, children should be encouraged to move on and go back to it at the end and try again when they have finished the paper. It is important to attempt as much of the paper as they can.

As this will be their first experience of formal academic tests, it’s equally important to practice timing as well exam techniques and knowledge. Therefore practicing with accurate sample papers can help to ensure that your child develops key skills in good time for the actual assessments. The practice papers also help to identify which areas your child needs to improve.

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Solihull School English sample paper 2

Solihull School maths sample paper 1

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Westminster Cathedral Choir School 7 Plus Papers

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