2012 SATs Papers

2012 KS2 SATs Paper English Reading Booklet (The Great Plague)

This KS2 English reading booklet contains four texts about the Great Plague of 1664-1666. It includes a non-fiction text explaining what the plague was and how it spread, an extract from the historical fiction novel At the Sign of the Sugared Plum by Mary Hooper following Hannah's arrival in plague-time London, an illustrated page on plague remedies and protective clothing, and an explanation of the nursery rhyme Ring-a-ring o' roses and its possible connection to the plague.

2012 KS2 SATs Paper English Reading Answer Booklet

This is a KS2 English Reading answer booklet from 2012 testing reading comprehension across multiple text types about The Great Plague. Students answer questions on an information text about the plague (1664-1666), an extract from the story At the Sign of the Sugared Plum, a text about Plague Remedies, and the nursery rhyme Ring-a-ring o' roses. Questions assess retrieval, inference, vocabulary understanding, and cross-text comparison skills.

Questions: 34

2012 KS2 Level 6 SATs Paper English Reading Stimulus (Reflections on Water)

This Level 6 English reading stimulus contains three texts about water's role in human life. The Great Stink of London describes Victorian sewage problems and Joseph Bazalgette's engineering solution. Daughter of the River is an autobiographical extract about childhood in 1960s China near the Yangtze River. Bath times with the Romans explains Roman public bathing systems and their social importance. The paper assesses reading comprehension at an advanced level.

2012 KS2 Level 6 SATs Paper English Reading Answer Booklet

This Level 6 English reading answer booklet contains questions based on three texts: The Great Stink of London (about Victorian sewerage and cholera), Daughter of the River by Hong Ying (a memoir about life by the Yangtze), and Bath times with the Romans (about Roman public baths). Questions assess inference, language analysis, writer's techniques, and cross-text comparison skills.

Questions: 17