Assessment content is based on the following teaching storylines
Both components will contain synoptic assessment.
In examinations learners will be expected to apply their learning to unfamiliar contexts.
Foundations of chemistry H033/01 |
Chemistry in depth H033/02 |
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70 marks |
70 marks |
Section A Multiple choice 20 marks Section B Structured and free response. Short and extended response questions. 50 marks |
Structured and free response 1 question based on pre-release, advanced notice materials |
1hr 30 minutes | 1hr 30 minutes |
Externally assessed and written examination |
Externally assessed written examinations |
Assessment for OCR chemistry B (Salters) A level is via three written papers. All written papers contain some synoptic assessment, some extended response and some stretch and challenge questions.
Practical endorsement in chemistry (H433/04) is a stand alone pass/fail component. Assessment content is based on content found in the following Storylines
In examinations learners will be expected to apply their learning to unfamiliar contexts.
Fundamentals of chemistry H433/01 |
Scientific literacy in chemistry H433/02 |
Practical skills in chemistry H433/03 |
Practical endorsement in chemistry H433/04 |
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110 marks | 100 marks | 60 marks |
Minimum of 12 practical activities to provide evidence for competency
Teacher assessment against common practial assessment criteria (CPAC)
Stand alone pass/fail |
Section A Multiple choice 30 marks
Section B Structured and free response. Short and extended response questions 80 marks |
Structured and free response 1 question based on pre-release, advanced notice materials |
Structured and free response, with a particular emphasis on practical work. Short and extended answers. Includes insert material |
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2hrs 15 minutes | 2hrs 15 minutes | 1hr 30 minutes | |
Externally marked written examination |
Externally marked written examination | Externally marked written examination |