test paper

Both test papers have questions on maths and English, or Irish if a child chooses to sit the test in Irish.

The physical bulk of the braille test papers also contributes to the length.

Remember the kid who sat next to you in math class and primly guarded his test paper from cheating eyes with a bent elbow?

On some questions, candidates were told to vary their answers, to ensure each test paper was not identical when handed in.

The test paper, which the Department for Education insists was "rigorously trialled", has now been published.