CXC general proficiency math exam paper 1 topics

The CXC math paper 1 contains sixty (60) compulsory multiple choice questions.

(This means that you have no choice, you have to do all the questions in this Paper.) Each
question is worth one (1) mark.

You should attempt to answer all 60 multiple choice questions on this paper.

(If you don't know an answer then guess!)

The table below gives you the list of the topics for the questions in Paper 1.

The table also tells you how many questions on the topic you will find on Paper 1.

CXC general proficiency math exam paper 1 topics

Topic Number of questions on each topic

Sets 4 questions

Relations, Functions and Graphs 6 questions

Computation 6 questions

Number Theory 4 questions

Measurement 8 questions

Consumer Arithmetic 8 questions

Statistics 6 questions

Algebra 9 questions

Geometry 9 questions

Total 60 questions

CXC general proficiency math exam paper 2 topics

This paper has two sections.
is made up of 8 word problem questions. They are all compulsory. You must complete all of
Section 1
the 8 questions in this section.
is made up of 6 word problem questions. You
Section 2
must choose 2 of the 6 questions to answer.

The table below gives you the list of the topics for the questions
in Paper 2. The table also tells you how many marks each question
is worth.

CXC general proficiency math exam paper 2

Section 1

Question Topics Marks for questions in Paper 2, Section 1

Sets 5 marks

Relations, Functions and Graphs 10 marks

Consumer arithmetic and Computation 10 marks

Statistics and Probability 10 marks

Algebra 15 marks

Measurement 10 marks

Geometry and Trigenometry 20 marks

Combination question 10 marks

Total number of questions

Total marks possible - 90 marks
you must answer - 8
 CXC general proficiency math exam paper 2
Section 2

Marks for questions

Topic Number of questions
in Paper 2, Section 1

Algebra and relations/

2 questions 15 marks for each question
Functions and Graphs

Geometry and Trigonometry 2 questions 15 marks for each question

Vectors and Matrices 2 questions 15 marks for each question

Total number of questions Total marks possible -

6 questions
you must answer - 2 30 marks