Feedback on GCSE Chemistry GCSE Chemistry Unit 1
Feedback on GCSE Chemistry
GCSE Chemistry Unit 1 Foundation Tier Maximum mark = 80 Grade boundary Cumulative % at grade Mean mark = 34. 0 Entry = 1394 C D E F G 37 31 25 19 13 46. 2 64. 3 78. 6 88. 2 94. 6
GCSE Chemistry Unit 1 Foundation Tier
GCSE Chemistry Unit 1 Higher Tier Maximum mark = 80 Grade boundary Cumulative % at grade Mean mark = 37. 9 Entry = 7156 A* A B C D 53 41 29 18 12 17. 6 42. 3 71. 7 92. 6 97. 6
GCSE Chemistry Unit 1 Higher Tier
GCSE Chemistry Unit 1 Foundation tier only questions QUESTION 3 – halide ion tests
GCSE Chemistry Unit 1 Foundation tier only questions QUESTION 5 – refining practical design
GCSE Chemistry Unit 1 Foundation tier only questions QUESTION 6 – decomposition of carbonates
GCSE Chemistry Unit 1 Foundation tier only questions QUESTION 8 – fluoridation of drinking water
GCSE Chemistry Unit 1 Common questions QUESTION 9 – hard water
GCSE Chemistry Unit 1 Common questions QUESTION 10 – solubility curves
GCSE Chemistry Unit 1 Common questions QUESTION 10 – ions
GCSE Chemistry Unit 1 Higher tier only questions QUESTION 5 – noble gases
GCSE Chemistry Unit 1 Higher tier only questions QUESTION 6 – limestone cycle
GCSE Chemistry Unit 1 Higher tier only questions QUESTION 8 – reacting masses and percentage yield
GCSE Chemistry Unit 2 Foundation Tier Maximum mark = 80 Grade boundary Cumulative % at grade Mean mark = 35. 9 Entry = 1053 C D E F G 35 30 25 21 17 55. 9 72. 0 84. 3 90. 2 94. 6
GCSE Chemistry Unit 2 Foundation Tier
GCSE Chemistry Unit 2 Higher Tier Maximum mark = 80 Grade boundary Cumulative % at grade Mean mark = 37. 8 Entry = 5755 A* A B C D 53 39 27 16 10 18. 2 46. 0 75. 9 94. 5 98. 2
GCSE Chemistry Unit 2 Higher Tier
GCSE Chemistry Unit 2 Foundation tier only questions QUESTION 3 – PISA-style
GCSE Chemistry Unit 2 Foundation tier only questions QUESTION 4 – ionic bonding
GCSE Chemistry Unit 2 Foundation tier only questions QUESTION 5 – fire triangle
GCSE Chemistry Unit 2 Common questions QUESTION 7 – neutralisation reaction
GCSE Chemistry Unit 2 Higher tier only questions QUESTION 4 – ionic bonding and structure
GCSE Chemistry Unit 2 Higher tier only questions QUESTION 5 – Contact Process
GCSE Chemistry Unit 2 Higher tier only questions QUESTION 7 – test for alcohols
GCSE Chemistry Unit 2 Higher tier only questions QUESTION 9 – evaluation of evidence
Teaching & Learning Chemical formulae and equations Study all four papers carefully – what is the total number of marks awarded formulae and equations on each one?
Teaching & Learning Chemical formulae and equations • Keep practising / testing skills English/Welsh – spelling and grammar tests Mathematics – tables tests • Introduce formulae (and word equations) in KS 3 • Read questions carefully – much of the required information is often given in questions
Teaching & Learning
Teaching & Learning
Teaching & Learning
Teaching & Learning
Teaching & Learning
Teaching & Learning Ionic bonding • Most easily shown using diagrams • Before and after – atoms and ions • Electrons should not appear in two places at once
Teaching & Learning Ionic bonding electron transfer (1) charges and octet shown (1)
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