GCSE Statistics Extended Response Questions
- Dr Alexa Simm
- Feb 18
- 1 min read
Students often struggle or avoid these questions so it is worth practising and learning how to approach them.
Both Papers 1 and 2 (Foundation and Higher) in GCSE Statistics (Edexcel 9-1) will include an extended response question. They are usually worth 5 or 6 marks.
Key Tips for GCSE Statistics Extended Response Questions
Use the marks available for the question as a guide for how many points you need to make in your answer.
If the question is worth 6 marks, you need to make 6 separate points.
Use the content of the question to structure your answer.
Cover all elements of the question.
Fully explain your point.
Keep in mind the context of the question.
Check out our free Summary Notes explaining and applying the above tips to an exam question from a past paper.
Check out the video walkthroughs of extended response questions on our YouTube Channel.
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