Graphical representation of data in Paper 1F — Mathematics IGCSE Past Papers

14 papers, 2018–2025 · Paper 1F

The Mathematics IGCSE Paper 1F — Foundation tier past papers in the collection that assess graphical representation of data.

By unit: all units (61) · Paper 1F (14) · Paper 2F (15) · Paper 1H (15) · Paper 2H (14) · Unit 2F (1) · Unit 1H (1) · Unit 2H (1)

• Paper 1F: on 14 of 16 papers, 2–9 marks a paper (6 on average)

Read question by question: blind checks found 135 of 135 question parts tagged with the right topic (95% confidence interval 97.2–100%). “then (c)” names a later part that continues from the listed parts, so a question can be worked through whole.

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Papers

• Paper 1F · June 2025 · Q2 (a, b, c) · 4 marks, Q9 (a) · 3 marks · then (b) — question paper and mark scheme
• Paper 1F · November 2024 · Q3 (a, b, c) · 4 marks — question paper and mark scheme
• Paper 1F · November 2023 · Q2 (a, b, c, d) · 4 marks — question paper and mark scheme
• Paper 1F · June 2023 · Q3 (a, b) · 5 marks — question paper and mark scheme
• Paper 1F · January 2023 · Q5 (b) · 2 marks — question paper and mark scheme
• Paper 1F · January 2022 · Q2 (a, b, c) · 4 marks, Q6 (a) · 3 marks — question paper and mark scheme
• Paper 1F · November 2021 · Q3 (a, b, c) · 3 marks, Q8 (a, b, c) · 6 marks — question paper and mark scheme
• Paper 1F · June 2021 · Q8 (a, b) · 5 marks, Q15 (a) · 3 marks — question paper and mark scheme
• Paper 1F · January 2021 · Q8 (a) · 3 marks — question paper and mark scheme
• Paper 1F · November 2020 · Q2 (a, b, c) · 5 marks, Q8 · 4 marks — question paper and mark scheme
• Paper 1F · January 2020 · Q2 (a, b, c) · 4 marks, Q11 (a, b) · 4 marks — question paper and mark scheme
• Paper 1F · June 2019 · Q10 · 4 marks — question paper and mark scheme
• Paper 1F · January 2019 · Q2 (a, b) · 4 marks — question paper and mark scheme
• Paper 1F · June 2018 · Q2 (a, b) · 3 marks, Q6 (a, b) · 5 marks — question paper and mark scheme

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