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2210 May/June 2016 Past Papers — O Level Computer Science

O Level Computer Science — the May/June 2016 examination series: 4 question papers with their mark schemes, the examiner report and the grade thresholds. Under each paper is ZAK's question map: the topic, marks, command words and assessment objectives of every question, each one a click away from its mark scheme in the past-paper practice tool.

Papers

4

2 papers × 2 variants

Questions mapped

35

247 marks

Examiner report

Yes

per-question comments

Grade thresholds

Yes

marks needed for each grade

Paper 1 — Computer Systems

1h 45m · 75 marks · 50%

Question map of 2210/11 May/June 2016
QMarksTopicCommand wordsAO mix
Q24Data RepresentationState, ExplainAO1 4
Q38Automated and Emerging TechnologiesDescribe, DrawAO1 8
Q410HardwareState, Identify, Give, NameAO1 7 · AO3 3
Q510Programming+ Boolean Logic (10)Complete, DrawAO2 10
Q64The Internet and Its UsesState, DescribeAO1 4
Q74HardwareIdentify, ShowAO2 4
Q85The Internet and Its UsesExplain, GiveAO1 2 · AO3 3
Q95Data TransmissionExplain, Calculate, Show, CircleAO1 3 · AO2 2
Q105The Internet and Its UsesDrawAO1 5
Q119HardwareExplain, Give, TickAO2 4 · AO3 5
Q128Data RepresentationDescribe, Write, Convert, NameAO1 4 · AO2 4

Q links open the question with its mark scheme. 11 questions · 72 marks mapped of 75 — questions that lean on pre-release material, or that the bank could not slice cleanly, are left out.

Q links open the question with its mark scheme. 11 questions · 75 marks mapped.

Paper 2 — Algorithms, Programming and Logic

1h 45m · 75 marks · 50%

Question map of 2210/21 May/June 2016
QMarksTopicCommand wordsAO mix
Q120Programming+ Algorithm Design and Problem-Solving (11)State, Explain, Give, WriteAO1 9 · AO2 5 · AO3 6
Q26ProgrammingIdentify, RewriteAO1 3 · AO2 3
Q37DatabasesState, NameAO2 5 · AO3 2
Q44Algorithm Design and Problem-SolvingCompleteAO2 4
Q54ProgrammingIdentifyAO1 4
Q69DatabasesState, Explain, Give, Show, NameAO2 5 · AO3 4

Q links open the question with its mark scheme. 6 questions · 50 marks mapped of 75 — questions that lean on pre-release material, or that the bank could not slice cleanly, are left out.

Question map of 2210/22 May/June 2016
QMarksTopicCommand wordsAO mix
Q120Programming+ Algorithm Design and Problem-Solving (9)State, Explain, Give, WriteAO1 11 · AO2 5 · AO3 4
Q26ProgrammingSuggest, RewriteAO2 6
Q34Algorithm Design and Problem-SolvingCompleteAO2 4
Q43ProgrammingDrawAO1 3
Q52ProgrammingStateAO2 2
Q62ProgrammingIdentifyAO1 2
Q713DatabasesState, Give, Complete, ShowAO1 1 · AO2 8 · AO3 4

Q links open the question with its mark scheme. 7 questions · 50 marks mapped of 75 — questions that lean on pre-release material, or that the bank could not slice cleanly, are left out.

Topics in this session

Marks per topic, added up over every variant of the paper (a question that spans topics shares its marks between them). See how each topic behaves across all sessions on the Statometer.

Paper 1 147 marks over 2 variants

Paper 2 100 marks over 2 variants

Command words in this session

How many of the session's questions use each command word — each one tells you what the mark scheme wants.

Question papers, mark schemes, examiner reports and grade thresholds are © Cambridge Assessment International Education; the links open the PDFs on PapaCambridge (BestExamHelp or Cambridge's own site where PapaCambridge lacks a file). The question map shows references, marks and ZAK's topic and assessment-objective tagging only — topics and AOs are estimated from the question and mark-scheme wording.

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