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OCR GCSE History B (Schools History Project) J411/13: The people's health, c.1250 to present with Britain in peace and war, 1900-1918, Specimen

OCR's J411/13: The people's health, c.1250 to present with Britain in peace and war, 1900-1918 for History B (Schools History Project) (J411), from its specimen papers. Each link opens the board's own PDF on ocr.org.uk in a new tab.

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Grade boundaries for this paper, June 2018
Grade987654321
Mark64575144373122135

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