Q1 · Difficulty 1/3
A chart that shows data as bars of equal width is a:
- line graph
- scatter graph
- pie chart
- bar chart
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✓ Answer: D — bar chart
Bar charts use equal-width bars.
AQA · GCSE · Statistics
Free AQA GCSE Statistics
Practice Paper
8 mixed-difficulty practice questions in the style of real AQA GCSE papers — answers, mark-scheme-style explanations, and the official exam structure all on one page.
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Paper 1
Approximately 1 hour 30 minutes, ~70-100 marks. Covers Topics 1-4 of the specification.
Paper 2
Approximately 1 hour 30 minutes, ~70-100 marks. Covers Topics 5-8 of the specification.
Paper 3
Where applicable — e.g. Combined Science, Languages. Includes synoptic and applied questions.
Total exam time: ~3 hours across two or three papers.
Grading: Grades: 9 (highest) to 1 (lowest), with U (ungraded). A grade of 4 is a standard pass; 5 is a strong pass.
Grading: Grades: 9 (highest) to 1 (lowest), with U (ungraded). A grade of 4 is a standard pass; 5 is a strong pass.
Mini practice paper: 8 questions
Mixed-difficulty questions from across the Statistics syllabus. Tap "Show answer" after each to check yourself.
Q2 · Difficulty 1/3
Probability is measured on a scale from 0 to:
- 100
- 5
- 10
- 1
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✓ Answer: D — 1
Probabilities range from 0 to 1.
Q3 · Difficulty 1/3
The probability of getting heads on a fair coin is:
- 1
- 0
- 1/4
- 1/2
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✓ Answer: D — 1/2
Heads is one of two equally likely outcomes.
Q4 · Difficulty 2/3
A survey of every member of a population is called a:
- tally
- sample
- census
- poll
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✓ Answer: C — census
A census surveys everyone.
Q5 · Difficulty 2/3
The whole group being studied is called the:
- tally
- sample
- population
- census
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✓ Answer: C — population
The population is the whole group.
Q6 · Difficulty 2/3
After collecting data, the next stage is usually to ____ the data.
- ignore
- process/represent
- delete
- hide
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✓ Answer: B — process/represent
Data is processed and represented.
Q7 · Difficulty 2/3
Data describing qualities or categories (e.g. colour) is:
- continuous
- quantitative
- qualitative
- discrete
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✓ Answer: C — qualitative
Qualitative data describes categories.
Q8 · Difficulty 2/3
An event that is certain to happen has a probability of:
- 0
- 0.5
- 1
- 2
Show answer & explanation
✓ Answer: C — 1
Certainty has probability 1.
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AQA GCSE Statistics FAQ
What does the AQA GCSE Statistics exam look like?
The AQA GCSE Statistics exam is structured across 3 components. Paper 1: Approximately 1 hour 30 minutes, ~70-100 marks. Covers Topics 1-4 of the specification. Paper 2: Approximately 1 hour 30 minutes, ~70-100 marks. Covers Topics 5-8 of the specification. Paper 3: Where applicable — e.g. Combined Science, Languages. Includes synoptic and applied questions. Total exam time: ~3 hours across two or three papers.
Can I download a free AQA GCSE Statistics past paper?
Real AQA past papers are published directly by AQA on their official website. Kramizo doesn't redistribute copyrighted past papers, but we do generate free AI-written practice papers in the exact same style — same command words, same difficulty tier, same mark conventions. Use this practice paper as warm-up, then time yourself on official past papers before exam day.
How is AQA GCSE Statistics graded?
Grades: 9 (highest) to 1 (lowest), with U (ungraded). A grade of 4 is a standard pass; 5 is a strong pass. Kramizo's practice questions are tagged with difficulty 1-3 mapping roughly to the lower, middle, and top grade boundaries you'll encounter in the real exam.