[AISL] Survival Paper AI 1A

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 Hey there hoomans!

 

Welcome to 2024.

What better way to start the year than making up for the kiddos whom I’ve neglected over the last year or so: AISL! Can we have some drumrolls for… AISL Survival Papers!

 

With the collaboration of christina77, we’ve finally put together a couple survival papers for you guys. (It’s mostly her keeping me on my toes since last July :p) Predictable structure, predictable questions, predictable grades. Grinding all of them should give you the skills required to get a 4.

 

I’m aware that most questions on these papers don’t have a lot of words, and that’s because I’m a simple man. That means you’ll need to practise the art of filtering words in word problems on your own, either using your textbook or past papers. All roads lead to Rome; don’t take what I say as the answer to everything.

 

There will be five papers mimicking the style of paper 1 and three papers following the same style as paper 2. That’s only because it takes FOREVER to write a good Paper 2 question, so I hope y’all appreciate our efforts. ;p

 

Without any further ado, allow me to introduce AISL Survival Paper 1A!

 

Survival Paper:

 

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Scoring Guide:

 

 

 

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