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Most people remember GCSE maths with a little shudder, remembering the time spent learning fractions, algebra and geometry. Now it's the turn of Year 11 pupils to be tested on those concepts in ...

Most people remember GCSE maths with a little shudder, remembering the time spent learning fractions, algebra and geometry. Now it's the turn of Year 11 pupils to be tested on those concepts in ...

A real GCSE maths question was shared online and claimed to be 'impossible' by many parents and adults. The question comes as teenagers across the UK sat their GCSE exams in a range of subjects ...

DESPITE calls from some to scrap Shakespeare from schools, the Bard’s work remains, including with this tough GCSE question. Those who can get this GCSE question about the tragic Scottish pla… ...

Those who can get this GCSE question about the tragic Scottish play, Macbeth correct have an 86 percent chance of passing their English exam. 2. Could you answer this English Literature exam question?

Exam season is here and one GCSE maths question has proven to be so tricky, only 15% of people have been able to work it out and answer it correctly. plymouthherald Load mobile navigation.

GCSE maths question can't be solved by 85% of people – see if you can get answer The month of May signals the start of exam season, with millions of pupils putting their hard work and revision ...

The month of May signals the start of exam season, with millions of pupils putting their hard work and revision to the test. One GCSE maths question has proved especially challenging, with most ...

The support you need for your GCSEs 2025, Scottish Higher and Nationals, with BBC Bitesize. Revision content based on GCSE past papers, GCSE quizzes and more.

The following question is a Grade 4 (previously known as a 'C' grade) GCSE maths question. Bell A rings every 25 seconds, bell B rings every 60 seconds and bell C rings every 100 seconds. At 11am, the ...