George And James Take GCSE Maths Exam
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- George Memeulous and James Marriott take a GCSE maths paper
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they should do a gcse language paper to test james' linguistic skills
omg yes let's gooooooooooooooo , bring james back for that i wanna see jimbo in the hot seat. also, george, with his love of maps, and a jay foreman watcher, we need a geography one georgo c'mon!
i’m your 200th like
Yes.
Please
i wonder how many languages he knows...
People in 2010 really out here doing Year 8 level exams for GCSE
even year 8 is harder 😶
Yea bro this is like year 4
Ikr lmao
These questions are so stupid
This is the kind of exam I'd do in year 3
If my GCSE exams looked like this, I’d be an astrophysicist
LMAO LITERALLY
And I'd be a cardiovascular surgeon 💀
It’s foundation
@@UchihaItachi-ql9zsfoundation is still alot harder than that
😂😂😂 same
I’d honestly like to see him try a higher paper to see how he reacts to the quadratic formula and trigonometry
I'm doing Nat 5 which is the Scottish equivalent of GCSE, more or less. He's just doing the application of mathematics (equivalent of foundation) that's why it's so easy. In normal maths we have all that too
@@user-iq1xj7gr1r exam is on the 3rd of may 😍😍 hope you've been studying over the holidays (i haven't)
@themixedmilkshake9223 same bro, and i am on higher its insane 😭
Me watching two 20+ year olds forget the squared after cm: 👁👄👁
22*
ikr i got so irrationally annoyed that they forgot the squared lmaoooo
@@erindraper He was probably in set 6 that's why
@@jc_9787 oof, didn’t have to call George out like that
I can't be the only kid that used to get their squared and cubed mixed up-
Right?
the sheer difference of foundation and higher is unbeleivable
(Edit) y tf is there some next war in my comments it’s just GCSES calm down
@louis george calm down Louis no need to show off
@louis george wow you’re well smart
@louis george wow i bet ur proper smart
@louis george just say ur a nerd
Not really, this paper is from when GCSEs were easy asf, after the curriculum change they've been getting harder every year
I had to do a foundation maths paper for gcse and the first question was genuinely "which of these numbers is an odd number?"
I have never been so insulted in my life
that’s why it’s foundation mate it’s for literal idiots
i swear a literal 8 year old could get 100% on these questions
I was on a study date once with someone retaking their gcse year, thinking it couldn't be that bad.
They were 16 and I had to explain odd numbers to them.
My brain did a mental kickflip when they responded "oh so like 16 then?"
@@imwithstupig2685 tf is a study date
@@Bitz00.a date where you study
Me, a year 9 student, watching two 20 year olds figure out how to factorise: 😃
To be fair, I can't remember how to factorise and I was pretty good with Maths in school. That's what happens when you don't use the skill for 15+ years.
it literally leaves your brain as soon as you get your results
ikr also i just got 93% in my math finals of grade 9
Same. I feel so smart
Me a 17 year old freshman uni student that still doesn't know how they work:
Mum : “YOU STUDYING???”
Me : “I’m doing maths”
Me in my room :
u have good pfp ;)
@@xx_1dreamstanlegend_xx422 kaguya best gurl
@@oli3916 i simp for kaguya. kaguya the goat. kaguya s tier waifu
@@xx_1dreamstanlegend_xx422 yesh
@@oli3916 yea yea we need more people like you in the world
Good luck to those who are counting this as revision for their GCSEs
Exactly what I'm doing
@a pimp named Mdot pretty sure yes
@a pimp named Mdot yes lol
Were not doing exams thank fuck
@@user-vl9qd6lx2j not really we do tests called interim basically the same thing tho
As a year 12 student who is doing maths and further maths a level it’s nice to see grown men struggling with the basics
as a year 12 student who recently finished her igcses and is doing a level pure maths, ID DO ANYTHING TO GET THIS PAPER AS AN EXAM ATP.
As a year 13 a level maths student who said that two times two was two, I can understand the struggles of basic arithmetic and algebraic skills.
Alternate title: James Marriott helps his son take the GCSE maths exam
If there’s a question on circles we all know George will get full marks
I don't have any friends because they are ashamed of the videos I upload. Are they really that bad, dear li
@@AxxLAfriku yes xxx
This is a circle, it knows how to get around.
It has a radius that goes from centre to rim.
And it’s diameter is the length that goes from side to side whiles passing thru the middle, now isn’t that simple?
Pi r squared sounds like area to me!
If u need the circumference then just use pi d.
Pi r squared sounds like area to me!
If u need the circumference then just use pi d.
@@AxxLAfriku how did you even get friends with videos called “injecting myself with horse poop”
@@AxxLAfriku yes they are quit youtube
"15 what?! 15 apples!" This brings back trauma
same
Welp he wrote cm but he did not wrote the square so 🤣🤣
I felt that
15 suicide attempts
Bro same
the different between foundation maths in 2010 vs now is shockinh
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It's not entirely different. Hell, for this year, certain topics have been removed.
@@cptncutleg honestly it is, foundation maths is easy but compared to this-
Man I wish I had this type of math. I'm lucky if I even get numbers in my math questions nowadays
little did they know this was actually a Yr6 SATS test
Yeah I had to study a lot when I was in year 6
i swear to god my year six class would have gotten this test
This actually reminds me of SATs more than GCSEs. 😂
@@raquelanastasia yeah I did higher but I practiced foundation papers and this is NOT what was in them 😂
@@jessg4073 I did higher too but I never practiced with the foundation papers. I just assumed that it was too easy because it reminded me more of SATs.
I flopped my A-level maths paper today but this makes me feel like the next Pythagoras
is A level maths hard?
@@sebastianperkins7982 yes 😢😢
@@sebastianperkins7982 if we was to measure it on a scale. Foundation gcse is a 1/100. Gcse is like 20/100. Year 1 of a level maths is like 60 and Year 2 is like 80-90/100
@@darkhacker8747 try doing further maths lol
@@learnwithkian2198 I dont even want to imagine it lmao that is pure torture.
9:35 I now understand why he took foundation, he put 15-4 as 9
9:54 THE WAY GEORGE SCREAMED "OW" LIKED HIS TOES HAD JUST BEEN STAMPED ON
*Difference between 4 and 15 being 11 exists*
George: “That’ll be nine”
ok no I think im dumb now what's the answer
@@adhamsabry3992 for what?
@@matthewwilliams9229 nvm I understood
Nah sorry 11 and 10 don't exist anymore they got replaced by 9
@@jamiemonaco4944 iphone
The fact that they didn’t show working out so they have lost like 20 marks lol
Edit: I did my GCSEs in 2019 so that’s fairly recent and even if you got the right answer with no working out you would only get 1 mark instead of like 4
i thought foundation maths didn't have to show their working outs
@@leahskrrr7095 the questions are so fucking easy I don't think I could show any working out
@@bobdob6293 just write out the process u did in ur head
if you get the right answer, you still get all the marks unless it’s a prove question
unless they say otherwise, you only lose marks for not showing your working out if you didnt get the right answer
I’m doing gcse maths in foundation and this is so easy.. shows how it gets harder every year because it’s quite difficult rn, especially for someone that’s not that good at maths.
as someone doing their gcses, it is so much harder than this now 😭
still easy as shit
Ah yes, the invigilator, the crusher of every British 16 year old's dreams.
yes indeed
They were never ever younger than 46
Not unless ur set 8 where the invigilator doesn’t care
does it suck that im giving igcse, at 14, and we're considered the worst batch since we were basically 2 years online, almost like we skipped those 2 years? does it really suck?
@@huda.. Don't know mate, didn't do my GCSEs because of COVID.
I love how he's so confident about the range being 9 and its just not
I was like am I dumb or is he dumb? Then realised it was him 😂
range is the highest no. minus the lowest. 15-6 = 9.
@@LilRu446 Ik I’m doing IGCSES this year if u didn’t know that then ide be fucked xd ty anyways though
Yeah but the lowest wasn’t 6-
@@LilRu446 lowest is 4
This is the only revision I need before my maths gcse thanks George and James for being excellent tutors
James is so supportive and talks him calmly through the steps, better than some of my teachers hahaha
If you're gonna make this a series, you gotta do the SAT
It's time to destroy the American education system
of course YOU would say that
@@angel_4941 I agree with Kim. The SAT could be taken by a year 8
Yes I agree with China man
british people do SATs in year 6
@@hannahgarlick9210 yh
This feels like a year 7 maths lesson
Ikr 😭 flashbacks
@@smsmsmsmsmsm i am on higher and this feel like smart tasks and i am on a c in year 9 two years before i do the gcse so it can't be the real one
Set 8
@@AbbieMaySmith yes!
We teach half of this in year 6. Pretty sure their practice 11+ was harder
As a certified nerd, I saw someone marking this, but weren't very accurate, so I'm going to give my markings. I also found the marking allocation, so this is accurate
Generally Cambridge are very strict on working out, but I won't be that harsh. I will be basing working out marks on what they say and what they write. I will also be giving corrections
Qu 1: 3/3
a) 1/1
b) 1/1
c) 1/1
Qu 2: 4/4
a) 1/1
b) 1/1
c) 1/1
d) 1/1
Qu 3: 3/3
a) I can't judge this correctly due to the fact I don't have the sheet physically. I will give the mark though, bc I'm sure they know how to use a ruler
b) 1/1 - Cambridge is lenient when it comes to measuring angles, they will give the mark usually if you are up to two off. I went and measured this angle. It is exactly 35° therefore they get the mark
c) 1/1
Qu 4: 2/2
a) 1/1
b) 1/1
Qu 5: 2/2
Qu 6: 4/4
a) 1/1
b) 1/1
c) 1/1
d) 1/1 - it would've been better to specify that they were multiplying the term by 2, and adding 1 to the result. The correct format is actually '2n+1'. However they would still receive the mark)
Qu 7: 4/4
Qu 8: 3/3
a) 2/2 (since they realised their mistake, I'm giving the mark)
b) 1/1
Qu 9: 5/5
a) 1/1
b) 1/1
c) 1/1
d) 2/2
Qu 10: 3/3
a) 1/1
b) 2/2
Qu 11: 3/3
i) 1/1
ii) 2/2
Qu 12: 2/4
a) 1/1
b) 0/2 - the range is 15-4, therefore, the answer is 11. Even though the working is correct and he made a mistake by subtracting 6, this won't come through to the examiner whether he actually knows what range is. Therefore no marks)
c) 1/1
Qu 13: 5/6
a) 1/1
b) 1/1
c) 2/2
d) 1/2 - he didn't show working
Qu 14: 2/2
Qu 15: 4/6
a) 1/2 - answer is correct. However the reasoning is vertically opposite angles are equal
b) 3/4 - didn't give all reasoning needed
Qu 16: 5/6
a) 1/1
b) 1/1
c) 2/2
d) 1/2 - answer is correct, however working out is not
Qu 17: 1/3
a) 1/1
b) 0/2 - tessellating is when you draw shapes directly next to each other. What George was drawing is known as congruent shapes
Qu 18: 7/7
a) 3/3
b) 4/4
Qu 19: 3/3
a) 1/1
b) 1/1
c) 1/1 (we'll ignore the number 40 and go on what he said 😭)
Qu 20: 3/3
a) 1/1
b) 2/2
Qu 21: 0/3
4| 3, 5, 7, 7
5| 0, 3, 3, 5, 6, 7, 8, 8
6| 1, 2, 2
Key: (e.g) 6|1 is 61g
Qu 22: 2/2
Qu 23: 0/3 - enlarging by a scale factor of 2 from the centre point 1,0
Qu 24: 2/2
Qu 25: 3/3
Qu 26: 2/2
Qu 27: 3/3
Qu 28: 1/6
a) 1/1
b) 0/3 - working:
8x - 12 = 5x + 7
8x - 5x = 12 + 7
3x = 19
x = 19/3
c) 0/2 - working:
y² + 5y + 4y + 20
y² + 9y + 20
Therefore their mark is: 81/100
If only my GCSEs had been this easy 😭
watching james work out maths problems is oddly comforting 🤣🤣
When you're doing higher and you're just sat there like: 😐
true
ikr
Kinda painful realising how easy foundation have it ngl
@@feministfrog803 don’t really have it easy though if they struggle with maths.
@@feministfrog803 these are old tests. It gets harder and harder every year
The energy of this video is George is taking a practice exam and James is his exhausted tutor
James is like the teacher I never had. thank you james
I love james' chiming in and giving him the damn formulas.
Don’t mind me, just doing a-level maths and wondering how it got so much worse
Aha try a level further maths for size
Same :(
@@izzycannard2506 fm is cool af, you just need to not have the iq of a pig
I teach A-Level and Further Maths, it is absolute madness in places 😂 second order non-homogeneous recurrence relations 😍
@@XLatMaths don't even get me started 😂😂 yeah I've definitely enjoyed the subject and its low grade boundaries
But math papers now be asking you: "Jimmy is 8 years old, his train is 15 years late, calculate the mass of the sun."
Whats the mass of the sun then. Go on I'll wait for you to calculate it
@@jamiemonaco4944 at least 3 kilos
I got 1.989 × 10^30 kg so ur technically right, that’s at least 3 kg
@@galleryofeden06 I m big brain
This is so true
this is easier than the homework I got set in year 7
Watching James actually struggle with some of the questions gives me great joy
This has big ‘kid explains his homework to his big brother’ energy
Actual title: 2 Grown men answering simple maths questions.
(Struggling at simple maths questions)
...and still getting some wrong.
„Grown men“
George resitting his maths gcse for the 12th time
This is absolutely beautiful to watch after just finishing my higher GCSE maths paper
Me whos redoing my maths GCSE in sixth form: *why can’t my test be this simple wtf*
lol same i've failed it over 4 times 😭
@@ehfos BYEEEE ME TOO
AGHHH TYSM I THOUGHT YOU HAD TO HAVE A MATHS GCSE TO GET INTO SIXTH FORM IM SO FUKING HAPPY 😭
@@namelessarm6273 it might depend on the sixth form I guess but no you can usually retake it there, especially if you originally went to the school the sixth form is ‘attached’ to :)))
Wait until u see the igcse maths
I would love to see them doing a 2020 higher maths GCSE paper - they’re so hard it’d be hilarious
as someone who is taking higher this year i'm scared to find out how hard
@@yoshiichen9400 ahh don’t worry! I did higher last year, came out of it thinking I’d done dreadfully but I got a 9. Don’t panic too much, paper 1 (non-calc) is a tad harder imo, but I promise you’ll come out of it having done better than you think!!
@@millybruce8341 thanks for the reassurance :) i have a mini assessment for maths tomorrow so i'll see how that goes first 😂
Ooooh boy just try further maths higher AQA gcse, the psychopaths who make it put give you lined paper for your working out?? And don't get me started on how hard it is
@@lemonboi9548 i'm barely scraping by on a 5 and gcses are next month, maths is killing me
this made me realise how much i love factorising idek why but those last questions where george gave up those were my favourites
I like how we can now say we watched George and James as revision
FYI for the people confused, there is a foundation tier GCSE paper which they are doing in the video. It is bascically done by students who are weak in maths and want to get good grades. The students are selected by the school. Also, the actual GCSE paper is honestly not this easy.
I was told toodo foundashon paper an I'm fin :))
Oh makes sense
Important to note that Foundation Papers have a capped grade. When I was taking them in 2009, that max you could get was a C, whereas the Higher paper had a minimum grade of D.
@@cptncutleg its different now I think. From memory from when I was told last year u can still get a U in higher but it is rly hard to fail that bad. Foundation is till capped at a 5 (C) tho
@@tommustoe2304 Oh, a U is definitely possible. If you scribble everywhere, write a fake name and rip the paper up, but even if you only get 10 or so marks and as long as you don't do all of that, you should manage a D at least.
I wanna see the Eboys try the 2020 higher paper especially since we dodged that last year
Make that the further maths paper. Basically first year of a level
naw i dropped maths after N5 i dont want to see what i missed
@@rosielea7338 hell it's made by sadistic maniacs to torture kids
Omg I’m having to do that and the questions are like x5783+30%=69 so what’s the circumference of the moon
Yes lol
Aww so sweet of James to tutor a dyslexic kid in his spare time
This gives off extreme older sibling helping younger sibling with their homework
Why does this paper look like something I would have done in year 7-
Probably because it is. I’m in the 7th grade and I learnt some of these topics in the 4th grade.
man said year seven 80% of dis from year 6 rah
Yeah I was about to say this is nothing compared to the shitstorm of difficulty thats the higher maths paper
Foundation papers be like
“Wrote the number 2714” is well before year 7 😆
bruv you’re telling me I left those maths exams to see my friends who did foundation and we’d all be like “ughh that was so hard” AND THIS IS WHAT THEY’D JUST DONE
some people struggle with maths
@@blueraconteyr6155 fully aware but the questions in this paper weren’t really maths they were just common sense
@@yourexhusband2338 yeah they might not have been to some people though. some people have dyslexia and find it hard to read questions in general, not just maths
@@blueraconteyr6155 ???? reread my comment mate. I’m talking about my friends. I know that they have common sense and do not have dyslexia.
@@yourexhusband2338 hes just gotta make excuses instead of saying "some people are clinically braindead"
as a foundation maths GCSE student, I absolutely love this
I love how James wasn’t briefed before coming on and is so disappointed at his life choices
See this paper looks alright the over c paper was such a big jump from this difficulty wise it’s outrageous
Ikr, I’m doing maths in sixth form and I still hate the maths gcse papers sm
I know. I did the foundation paper a couple of years ago and found it easy. Then I took the higher paper from last year and got a 3. I’m shitting myself for next year
@@smsmsmsmsmsm a level maths gang
@@smsmsmsmsmsm I debated taking maths but now in the a levels I’m taking it’s still 20% maths in my papers in all of my subjects
@@smsmsmsmsmsm trust I’m doing further maths and I find those papers easier to comprehend than the gcse ones
its like when you finish a mock and the teacher has to go through the paper with the class
In my first year of college and never fucking understand ratio since year 6 and james just explained it better than all my teachers
Watch 2 fully grown adult men complete a GCSE foundation math paper
can't believe i just watched 20 minutes of two men in their 20s answering math questions for 5th graders
10th grade actually
What's 5th grade in English?
@@user-xf4ls5el1w year 6
@@matildaoxley5438 cool
More like year 7/8
Opposite angles are equal ❌
“Just is” ✅
I thought they were alternate angles 💀💀🤡
This video has taught me more about maths than 8 revision sessions have.
"This is where they get you, this is the hard one" *shows a question on factorising - something that is really easy*
they need to add up how many marks they got and let us know if they passed GCSE maths
Tbh if they didn’t go back and change their answers when one got it wrong , I don’t think they would of passed
i’m in year 11 and doing higher maths and i wish it was this easy 😭
Same
Yeah but you have a chance to get higher than a C. If you did this paper, yeah you'd probably ace it, but you'd only ever be able to get a C, even if you studied really hard and learned all the difficult stuff. I'm pretty sure employers/colleges/unis are also biased against the foundation tier.
@@emstink I got a 4 bruh, lucky I'm doing it again in 2 weeks
@@nottodaywillj2723 Try your best, that's all that matters! Good luck 🥰
Ayyy my class got moved down to foundation :3
The last question on foundation is the first on higher....
i didn’t realise that foundation was that simple what i’ve done a maths test a week for six weeks in a row for my gcses and they were all so solid i_-
anyone else in year 10 just trying to find some hope to pass your GCSEs?
Fr
Nah lol yr 11 bout to cry in a corner :)
year 13 here to tell you that ur gcses will go great! as long as u get the grades u need to do what u wanna do next year then it’s all good :)
@@KaitlynBurtonISaGOD Oh? I mean our exams are cancelled so just do some good work and you'll get what you need without worry really
Me who was meant to sit my GCSEs but couldn’t with the lockdown just sitting here and realising I’ve forgotten five years of schooling in a year
Can’t believe memeulous has now done more GCSEs than I will this year
Foundation is genuinely the consolation prize. Like it's one thing to have questions like that, but it's another to teach students this content over the span of 2 years and those students aren't even that young, they're 16 when they take the test. Like it's funny when you see people take SATs test (like the one from when you're 10, not the American one) and the questions are hard because they're something you learn and then forget after not doing it for years, but these are like... There is no method to forget, it's just looking at numbers and writing them again. I mean some of these are remembering stuff, like the name of the angles so those ones are fair enough I guess, but the rest have got to just be there to make you feel good because you know the answer.
Just did my higher tier mock today I wish it looked like this
As a student this is the easiest paper I've ever seen. I swear schools just make it harder each year. In 40 years they will be teaching quantum mechanics
girl they already do that at year 10 here-
@@patpatfl8742 I'm not sure what school your going to but I'm in year 10 and they dont do that
but like i did Cambridge a-levels and they teach quantum mech in grade 12. That shits fucked up ugh
@@madlymusical7352 Here in Netherlands they do bc they want us to suffer even more
@@patpatfl8742 that sounds awful 😬
This is paining me seeing how easy it is compared to the work I’m doing in year 10
Fr it’s so annoying how they’ve made GCSE’s harder
@@user-cl2hi9fo6j
and they wonder why the suicide rate is so high-
also my heart goes out to the people who have to study for their gcses through online learning
@@freyagraham4436 they're not harder this is the foundation paper not the higher one.
The fact we've missed 2 months of school too when they have a fit over taking one day off- ;^;
@@user-cl2hi9fo6j it's been proven as one of or the main cause of teen suicides
james getting 40 divided by 5 wrong is so funny
I wanna see them fail a biology / chemistry paper so bad
Taking a math exam for our entertainment...the things these mad lads do
I'd love to see you do the Gaokao next, it's China's college entrance exam and it's one of, if not THE hardest tests you'll ever see. There IS an English section, but it's not what you'd expect
Well at least they get payed for it
@@_Biscuitbear I thought you were on about the Chinese for a second lmao
I see you everywhere now
it’s so funny that james still didn’t notice loads of them that george got wrong
gonna fall asleep with this in the background as my last revision before my exam at 9 tomorrow 😭
As a year 11 student this is so funny to me, coz I can see where I'll be in 10 years even though the idea of getting these questions wrong now seems so weird
I left in may, and forgotten literally everything in math
@@Ben-lu7kn same 😂
what grade did you get
@@paulo6 I got a 9
@@rebeccaharrisson5532 if you don't mind me asking, was the only way you revised doing a bunch of test papers/maths questions for maths?
I wanna see a part 2 where they do a higher paper, i think that'll be interesting
Underrated comment
Maybe a little bit of integration and derivatives
Max what about further maths then
Matrices I reckon
It will probably still be easy as this was 2010
Loving the fact that i got a gcse related add on this
This is making me feel a bit better about my maths GCSE next week
You need to do a current gcse maths exam and see how you find that
Yes
Yeppp
they have to a higher one lol
The fact I still failed this multiple times in school is extremely embarrassing hahaha
I feel this… I’m so glad I don’t have to do maths anymore 😅
maths was the worst subject for me lol
I’m resitting my maths tomorrow ffs 😂 this counts as revision
@@sirhoward. same lmfao defo failed again
L
this was actually fun to watch :)
watching the foundation paper has boosting my confidence a ton
as a 11th grader this hurt me that george took this as a year 10.... this is some shit they’d give me in like 7th grade
for the record gcses r much harder now in this is a foundation paper which only goes up to a C and is easy af
@@liamiddleton6054 no shit but as this was 10 years ago the curriculum for foundation and higher is much harder
11th grade is As levels
@@moonlightbae_ foundation papers are still this easy i think - its just that if you want to get more than a 5 ( equivalent of a C) you have to take the higher paper
@@erin7800 yeah I looked at one just now for the new gcse and the difficulty is basically the same
“What is a mode?”
I’m shouting at the screen
hey diddle diddle ,
The median is the middle,
You add and divide the mean,
The mode is the one that appears the most,
And the range is the difference between.
@@namelessarm6273 Are you my maths teacher? Please go back in time and become my maths teacher. Or George’s for that matter.
Mean you add and then divide, mode is most, mode is most, median in the middle when they are in order, range high low, range high low.
If you don't use this shite you forget it, trust me lmao
@@namelessarm6273 I immediately sang this out loud lmfao
Why did I enjoy this so much?
This is what I call revision for my mocks tomorrow :)
as a student abt to do GCSE Higher Maths
Im seriously considering foundation rn
foundation gcse isn’t like this, this is year 7 work lol
this is easier than SAT. its harder now
I did the higher and somehow got a 6 and I thought I got a 4 so there is hope
The papers from 2010 before the GSCE revamp tho
This isnt how foundation looks anymore did this as a practice paper in yr 9
this was once a cringe comment from when i was in secondary and i regret it
I'm in year 9 and I think I could have done this in year 7
@@punjo459 me in year prep ohhh chad
@@burnoutparadise4793 dafaq you even saying
@@punjo459 I'm saying I'm very big smart. Unlike you 😎😎😎😎
@@burnoutparadise4793 bruh shitest Troll ever
Can't wait till this becomes a series and we get into the upper calculuses.
I remember taking this exact same test as a practice paper for revision before my GCSE's I was so confident after taking this test but when I went in for my GCSE exam.... i can't continue I still have PTSD from years ago 🙇
who knew we needed a video of memeulous and james doing a gcse maths paper? tbh im not complaining lmao
George: “Rice Krispies- RK.”
Me: “Reality Kings.”
James: “R Kelly!”
Me: 👁👄👁
RK5
9:34
Largest number = 15
Smallest number = 4
range: 15 - 4 = 11
George: *the answer is 9*
TL;DR: they got 84%
As someone with a degree in maths, I took the liberty of marking this paper. Here was my breakdown: (also my total marks goes to 99 not 100 so either I'm going insane or it's a mistake in the paper)
1. 3/3
2. 4/4
3. 3/3 but BOTD
4. 2/2
5. 2/2
6. 4/4
7. 4/4
8. 3/3 but they did arguably cheat sooo...
9. 5/5
10. 3/3
11. 3/3 (BOTD)
12. 3/4 (probably but BOTD)
13. 6/6
14. 1/2 because you didn't explain
15. 4/6 (the term is "vertically opposite" and you probably needed that to get the mark. I gave BOTD for the second part)
16. 6/6
17. 1/3 (no BOTD :( )
18. 7/7
19. 3/3
20. 3/3
21. 0/3
22. 2/3
23. 0/3
24. 2/3
25. 3/3
26. 2/3
27. 3/3
28. 2/6 but that's being extremely generous
Total: 84/99. Idk what the pass mark is, but that looks like a pass
I mean you gave a lot of marks for working out, he didn't deserve
@@aster_11 I gave them when he said out loud how he was doing it
Generally Cambridge are very strict on working out, but I won't be that harsh. I will be basing working out marks on what they say and what they write. I will also be giving corrections
Qu 1: 3/3
a) 1/1
b) 1/1
c) 1/1
Qu 2: 4/4
a) 1/1
b) 1/1
c) 1/1
d) 1/1
Qu 3: 3/3
a) I can't judge this correctly due to the fact I don't have the sheet physically. I will give the mark though, bc I'm sure they know how to use a ruler
b) 1/1 - Cambridge is lenient when it comes to measuring angles, they will give the mark usually if you are up to two off. I went and measured this angle. It is exactly 35° therefore they get the mark
c) 1/1
Qu 4: 2/2
a) 1/1
b) 1/1
Qu 5: 2/2
Qu 6: 4/4
a) 1/1
b) 1/1
c) 1/1
d) 1/1 - it would've been better to specify that they were multiplying the term by 2, and adding 1 to the result. The correct format is actually '2n+1'. However they would still receive the mark)
Qu 7: 4/4
Qu 8: 3/3
a) 2/2 (since they realised their mistake, I'm giving the mark)
b) 1/1
Qu 9: 5/5
a) 1/1
b) 1/1
c) 1/1
d) 2/2
Qu 10: 3/3
a) 1/1
b) 2/2
Qu 11: 3/3
i) 1/1
ii) 2/2
Qu 12: 2/4
a) 1/1
b) 0/2 - the range is 15-4, therefore, the answer is 11. Even though the working is correct and he made a mistake by subtracting 6, this won't come through to the examiner whether he actually knows what range is. Therefore no marks)
c) 1/1
Qu 13: 5/6
a) 1/1
b) 1/1
c) 2/2
d) 1/2 - he didn't show working
Qu 14: 2/2
Qu 15: 4/6
a) 1/2 - answer is correct. However the reasoning is vertically opposite angles are equal
b) 3/4 - didn't give all reasoning needed
Qu 16: 5/6
a) 1/1
b) 1/1
c) 2/2
d) 1/2 - answer is correct, however working out is not
Qu 17: 1/3
a) 1/1
b) 0/2 - tessellating is when you draw shapes directly next to each other. What George was drawing is known as congruent shapes
Qu 18: 7/7
a) 3/3
b) 4/4
Qu 19: 3/3
a) 1/1
b) 1/1
c) 1/1 (we'll ignore the number 40 and go on what he said)
Qu 20: 3/3
a) 1/1
b) 2/2
Qu 21: 0/3
4| 3, 5, 7, 7
5| 0, 3, 3, 5, 6, 7, 8, 8
6| 1, 2, 2
Key: (e.g) 6|1 is 61g
Qu 22: 2/2
Qu 23: 0/3 - enlarging by a scale factor of 2 from the centre point 1,0
Qu 24: 2/2
Qu 25: 3/3
Qu 26: 2/2
Qu 27: 3/3
Qu 28: 1/6
a) 1/1
b) 0/3 - working:
8x - 12 = 5x + 7
8x - 5x = 12 + 7
3x = 19
x = 19/3
c) 0/2 - working:
y² + 5y + 4y + 20
y² + 9y + 20
Therefore their mark is: 81/100
@@aster_11 You were slightly less generous than me but I don't disagree with anything you said.
For 12(b), I decided that 15-4=11 wasn't a complicated enough calculation to deserve 2 marks, so the second mark would probably just be for knowing how to calculate it.
I gave them 1 mark for 28(b) because what James was doing was basically the first two lines of what you did. I think he also said the answer at one point? ("six and a third") But he wasn't sure, and didn't write it, so I'm not counting it.
But yeah, in a real paper they definitely wouldn't get away with just writing the final answers and nothing else.
@@kaiblack4489 Yeah, I found the mark allocator. This test was so easy I wish I'd had smth like this /j I love maths
6:44 “I’m gonna take take a shot in the dark” 😂😭