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This page hosts StudyVector’s independent 2026 A-Level Politics Paper 1 predicted-practice paper modelled on 7152/1,77 marks over 120 minutes. Predicted focus topics: UK constitution, Parliament, Prime Minister, democracy and participation, UK political examples. It is not an official paper, not a leaked paper and not a guarantee — students should still revise the full specification and verify against official past papers from AQA.
- Qualification
- A-Level Politics
- Exam board model
- AQA
- Paper code
- 7152/1
- Total marks
- 77 marks
- Time allowed
- 120 minutes
- Last reviewed
- 16 May 2026
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Predicted paper
AQA A-Level Politics 2026 Predicted Practice Paper — Paper 1
A-Level Politics · AQA-style · 120 minutes · 77 marks
Modelled component: 7152/1
7152/1 model: 77 marks, 120 minutes.
Prediction type: predicted_paper · Evidence mode: historical · Full-length original StudyVector predicted-practice paper modelled on public exam-board structure. It is not official, leaked or guaranteed.
Evidence basis: public exam-board specification structure, historical topic weighting patterns, StudyVector practice-quality review.
AI-generated practice paper. Not an official AQA-style paper, not leaked exam content, and not an exam-board endorsement.
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0–100 model (higher = more demanding)
- UK constitution
- Parliament
- Prime Minister
- democracy and participation
- UK political examples
Preview mode
0/5 questions attempted · score 0/77 (0%)
Answer ALL questions. Write your answers in the spaces provided. You must write down all the stages in your working.
Section A
Medium-length explain questions on UK government. Answer all questions from Sections A and B.
Question SECTION-A1 (9 marks)
A-Level Politics The UK constitution question. Use relevant UK or comparative political examples. Explain the issue clearly, analyse competing arguments or extract evidence where provided, and evaluate how far the claim is convincing.
(Total for Question SECTION-A1 is 9 marks)
Question SECTION-A2 (9 marks)
A-Level Politics Parliament question. Use relevant UK or comparative political examples. Explain the issue clearly, analyse competing arguments or extract evidence where provided, and evaluate how far the claim is convincing.
(Total for Question SECTION-A2 is 9 marks)
Question SECTION-A3 (9 marks)
A-Level Politics The Prime Minister and executive question. Use relevant UK or comparative political examples. Explain the issue clearly, analyse competing arguments or extract evidence where provided, and evaluate how far the claim is convincing.
(Total for Question SECTION-A3 is 9 marks)
Section B
Extract or source-linked essay question. Answer all questions from Sections A and B.
Question SECTION-B1 (25 marks)
A-Level Politics Democracy and participation question. Use relevant UK or comparative political examples. Explain the issue clearly, analyse competing arguments or extract evidence where provided, and evaluate how far the claim is convincing.
(Total for Question SECTION-B1 is 25 marks)
Section C
Essay question - answer one from a choice. Answer all questions from Sections A and B.
Question SECTION-C1 (25 marks)
A-Level Politics Elections, parties and pressure groups question. Use relevant UK or comparative political examples. Explain the issue clearly, analyse competing arguments or extract evidence where provided, and evaluate how far the claim is convincing.
(Total for Question SECTION-C1 is 25 marks)
Train weak areas
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