Arabic Language (AS) 8680 past papers and mark schemes
86 papers · 32 sittings · 2002–2026
0 of munched
- 21 and 22 are the same paper set for different time zones. Any of them is fair practice.
Recent
2024–2026Teachers like to save these for mocks. Ask before you spoil yours.
2026
May/Junes262 papers
2025
Oct/Novw252 papers
May/Junes252 papers
2024
Oct/Novw242 papers
May/Junes242 papers
Past
2016–2023The main course: close to today’s syllabus, and nobody is saving them.
2023
Oct/Novw234 papers
May/Junes232 papers
2022
Oct/Novw224 papers
May/Junes222 papers
2021
Oct/Novw214 papers
May/Junes212 papers
2020
Oct/Novw204 papers
2019
Oct/Novw194 papers
May/Junes192 papers
2018
Oct/Novw184 papers
2017
Oct/Novw174 papers
2016
Ancient
2015 and earlierGood practice, but syllabuses move on. Check a topic is still on yours before you panic.
2015
Oct/Novw154 papers
2014
Oct/Novw144 papers
2013
Oct/Novw136 papers
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2002
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END · That’s every Arabic Language (AS) paper on file. The oldest is from 2002.
About these Arabic Language (AS) papers
This is every Cambridge International AS & A Level Arabic Language (AS) (8680) question paper on file: 86 papers from 32 sittings, 2002 to 2026. 54 of them have a mark scheme beside them. The newest sitting here is May/June 2026.
Arabic Language (AS) is examined in May/June and Oct/Nov. It is made up of Paper 2 and Paper 3.
A paper’s two-digit number is its paper and its variant: 42 is Paper 4, variant 2. Variants 1, 2 and 3 are the same paper set for different time zones, so any of them is fair practice.
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