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Special season Physics and Chemistry A exam: see the test and grading criteria here

Público8 September 2026 at 15:28

The Institute of Education, Quality and Assessment (Eduqa) published the exam questions and grading criteria for the national Physics and Chemistry A exam for 11th grade, referring to the special season. This is a national exam taken by students in Portuguese secondary education. Eduqa is the entity responsible for making materials related to these national exams available. This publication allows students to access the exam and assessment criteria to learn the correct answers and the scoring of each question.

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