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| Guidance Notes for Using and Interpreting the Maths Level 4-6 Online Test Service |
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| | Before attempting a Level 4-6 test paper online, you should read these notes to assist you in completing the test and interpreting your result. | |
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| | The Level 4-6 practice tests on our database have been devised to a similar standard of complexity and level to a typical Level 4-6 test. They are a useful indication of skill levels typical of pupils in school years 6 and 7. | |
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| | In an actual school test, or exam such as SATs, you may be required to write your answer in a box and advised to show working out. You may be given marks for working out. In the Online Test Service marks are awarded only for correct answers. | |
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| | The purpose of these online tests: | |
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- To allow students to practise questions of a similar level in order to improve their grade potential for an actual exam.
- Students receive computer-generated hints/tips for those questions not answered correctly.
- Students gain an idea of their percentage score and this can also be used for the purpose of monitoring their own progress if they re-take a similar test.
- The online test is marked immediately and your feedback is returned quickly.
- As a useful check-up on Level 4-6 maths.
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| | To maximise learning from the Online Test Service: | |
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- Do use pencil and paper to assist you with finding the correct answer. Do keep this 'working out' for future reference, numbering your paper where appropriate.
- Do remember the differences between the Online Test Service and a 'real' exam.
- Do regard the Online Test Service as only part of your exam preparation.
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| | Good luck with your questions! | |
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