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maths a level - hard practice questions
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Anon
2004-08-22 02:32:16 UTC
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hi, i remember when i did 'a level' maths, having a bunch of
questions. not exam papers. They were standard little bunches of
stapled sheets with maths questions on them. I just can't remember who
makes them. They're very well known. I think the name starts with a
D. Could have been a bit like the name Deluxe. the questions on them
were slightly harder than A level.

Anybody?
Beauchampy
2004-08-22 10:59:07 UTC
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Post by Anon
hi, i remember when i did 'a level' maths, having a bunch of
questions. not exam papers. They were standard little bunches of
stapled sheets with maths questions on them. I just can't remember who
makes them. They're very well known. I think the name starts with a
D. Could have been a bit like the name Deluxe. the questions on them
were slightly harder than A level.
Anybody?
Im pretty sure you mean the 'Zig Zag' papers
Damian R
2004-08-22 12:03:26 UTC
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Delphis, perhaps?
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Post by Anon
hi, i remember when i did 'a level' maths, having a bunch of
questions. not exam papers. They were standard little bunches of
stapled sheets with maths questions on them. I just can't remember who
makes them. They're very well known. I think the name starts with a
D. Could have been a bit like the name Deluxe. the questions on them
were slightly harder than A level.
Anybody?
Im pretty sure you mean the 'Zig Zag' papers
Anon
2004-08-22 17:55:19 UTC
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Post by Damian R
Delphis, perhaps?
that was it, thanks
John Porcella
2004-08-27 22:07:19 UTC
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Post by Anon
hi, i remember when i did 'a level' maths, having a bunch of
questions. not exam papers. They were standard little bunches of
stapled sheets with maths questions on them.
I just can't remember who
Post by Anon
makes them. They're very well known. I think the name starts with a
D. Could have been a bit like the name Deluxe. the questions on them
were slightly harder than A level.
There was one called Solomon's.
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