IB MYP 4 & 5 Standard Maths: eAssessment Practice Papers Volume 1

The errors examiners actually see: a common-error list on every sub-question, with the mark consequence spelled out.

Written to IB conventions: original questions in IB command-term style, by a teacher with 7+ years across IGCSE and IB MYP.

Every mark accounted for: M1, A1 and C1 codes on every step, so you see exactly where each mark is earned.

All four criteria: A, B, C and D in the eAssessment weighting, including a full Criterion B investigation in each paper.

Are these real IB past papers?

No. IB past papers are copyrighted and can't be republished. These are original questions, written to the same specification, command terms and criterion structure as the live eAssessment.

Do the mark schemes come with it?

Yes. Each of the three papers comes with a full mark scheme and typed model solutions. Every mark is coded in examiner notation (M1, A1, A1(ft), C1, R1), with the marking rules, an understanding note and a common-error list for each sub-question.

Aren't practice questions available for free?

Free questions are easy to find. Mark schemes at this level of detail are not. The questions are the smaller half of what's here. The value is in seeing precisely where each of the 100 marks is awarded, and which errors cost which marks.

How is this different from a tutor?

A tutor costs more per hour than this costs outright. It can't answer your questions the way a person can, but it does show exactly how an examiner allocates marks, which is what most students are missing when they mark their own work.

Which year group is it for?

MYP 5 students preparing to sit the Standard Mathematics eAssessment, and MYP 4 students building toward it. Teachers and tutors also use it for criterion-mapped practice.