This resource is one of 18 sets of 30 multiple choice questions to test students' knowledge
and understanding of the subject content required to be covered for AQA A-level Economics ie
on Individuals, Firms, Markets and Market Failure and The National and International
Economy. There is also an Interactive version available - for use on a computer for students to
complete in their own time, or during class as a group exercise.
The full set of 540 questions contains a set of 30 questions on each of the 14 subject content areas listed in the AQA A-level Economics specification (published for teaching from September 2015), ie 30 multiple choice questions on each of the following numbered sections:
4.1 Individuals, firms, markets and market failure:
4.2 The national and international economy:
The full set of 540 questions also contains:
These could form part of a mock examination for A-level Paper 3: Economic Principles and Issues. These 'final test' papers reflect the specimen assessment material produced by AQA for this paper (at the time of writing), with the majority of the multiple choice questions assessing students' knowledge and understanding, but a significant proportion of questions also testing their ability to apply their knowledge and understanding to various economic contexts to show how economic agents are affected by and respond to economic issues. The resource, therefore, enables students to be tested at the end of each subject content area covered in class, as well as at the very end of their study of AQA A-level Economics. Supplemental explanations are also provided with each question to help further solidify student knowledge and understanding
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