Hong Kong Examinations and Assessment Authority
Hong Kong Advanced Level Examination 2005
Pure Mathematics A-Level
Mark Estimation Report

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The following report is written in the format like this:
Question number - minimum mark ~ maximum mark / full mark

Methodology:
The "minimum mark" is estimated basing on the marking-scheme scoring mechanism (i.e. 1 pt for a correct step)
The "maximum mark" is estimated basing on "Mr. Yik's scoring mechanism" (i.e. if something has been written and SEEMS to be a sensible step (even not a correct step leading to final answer, points can also be scored)(-_-;)
(P.S.: Mr. Yik is my Pure Maths teacher, very kind in marking papers...)

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Paper 1

Section A
1 - 2 ~ 3 / 6
2 - 2 ~ 3 / 6
3 - 3 ~ 4 / 7
4 - 3 ~ 4 / 7
5 - 4 ~ 5 / 7
6 - 3 ~ 5 / 7

Section B
7 - 9 ~ 12 / 15
8 - 5 ~ 7 / 15
9 - 3 ~ 6 / 15
11 - 5 ~ 7 / 15

total minimum mark = 39 / 100
total maximum mark = 56 / 100 (day-dreaming)

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Paper 2

Section A
1 - 4 ~ 6 / 7
2 - 3 ~ 5 / 7
3 - 3 ~ 4 / 7
4 - 3 ~ 5 / 7
5 - 2 ~ 4 / 7
6 - 4 ~ 6 / 6

Section B
8 - 4 ~ 6 / 15
9 - 8 ~ 11 / 15
10 - 5 ~ 6 / 15
11 - 1 ~ 2 / 15

total minimum mark = 37 / 100
total maximum mark = 55 / 100 (day-dreaming again)

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overall minimum mark = 38 / 100 (E)
overall maximum mark = 56 / 100 (D)

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This is the end of this report, thanks so much for reading it from the begining to the end.