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OCR H556 June 2018 past papers

Everything OCR publishes for the June 2018 series of OCR H556: 12 files, grouped by the paper they belong to.

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Paper 1: Modelling physicsH556/01 · 2 hours 15 minutes · 100 marks · 37.0% of the A-level4 files

What Paper 1: Modelling physics assesses, and how it is marked.

• Question paper - Modelling physics (H556/01)Question paper
• Question paper - Modelling physics erratum (H556/01)Question paper
• Mark scheme - Modelling physics (H556/01)Mark scheme
• Examiners' report - Modelling physics (H556/01)Examiner report

Paper 2: Exploring physicsH556/02 · 2 hours 15 minutes · 100 marks · 37.0% of the A-level4 files

What Paper 2: Exploring physics assesses, and how it is marked.

• Question paper - Exploring physics (H556/02)Question paper
• Question paper - Exploring physics erratum (H556/02)Question paper
• Mark scheme - Exploring physics (H556/02)Mark scheme
• Examiners' report - Exploring physics (H556/02)Examiner report

Paper 3: Unified physicsH556/03 · 1 hour 30 minutes · 70 marks · 26.0% of the A-level3 files

What Paper 3: Unified physics assesses, and how it is marked.

• Question paper - Unified physics (H556/03)Question paper
• Mark scheme - Unified physics (H556/03)Mark scheme
• Examiners' report - Unified physics (H556/03)Examiner report

For the whole series1 file

• Moderators' report - endorsed component (H420, H422, H432, H433, H556, H557)Moderators' report

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