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2024 Core Maths Paper 2 Preliminary Material - Lesson 1

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Q 1/10
Score 0
How do music streaming services make money from a free-to-access model?
30
Advertising
Premium subscriptions
Selling tracks
Remuneration
Q 2/10
Score 0
Which music streaming service had the youngest users in 2020?
45
Google Play Music
SoundCloud
BBC Sounds
YouTube (for music videos)
Deezer
Apple Music

10 questions

Q.

How do music streaming services make money from a free-to-access model?

1

30 sec

Q.

Which music streaming service had the youngest users in 2020?

2

45 sec

Q.

Which music streaming service was the most popular for premium subscriptions in the UK in 2020?

3

45 sec

Q.

How many premium subscriptions of Deezer were there in the UK in 2020?

(Give your answer without the 'm' notation and don't use commas or spaces!)

4

60 sec

Q.

Taylor Swift re-recorded her back-catalogue of songs so that she could earn more money through streaming rights.

If the song 'Cruel Summer' has been streamed 2 billion times since its release on Spotify, and Taylor Swift earns 0.0025p per stream, how much (in £GBP) did she receive in total for this one song?

(Don't give the '£' notation and don't use commas or spaces!)

5

120 sec

Q.

Which word, used often in the Preliminary Material, refers to how much money is made (by streaming services and musicians)?

6

60 sec

Q.

How does the preliminary material refer to users of music streaming services?

7

60 sec

Q.

What is the term given to musicians who hold the legal rights to sounds on these music streaming services?

8

60 sec

Q.

Order these streaming services based on their number of daily active users.

9

120 sec

Q.

Some hit songwriters need to claim benefits to support them financially, as they do not earn enough money from streaming revenue alone.

10

45 sec

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