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1 Working with<br />

numbers<br />

Here is an exam question …<br />

In a cricket match, England’s two scores were 326 and<br />

397 runs.<br />

Australia’s two scores were 425 and 292 runs.<br />

a Which team had the higher total score [3]<br />

b How many more runs did they score than the<br />

other team [2]<br />

… and its solution<br />

a England 326<br />

+ 397<br />

Australia 425<br />

+ 292<br />

723<br />

717<br />

England had the higher score.<br />

b Difference 723<br />

– 717<br />

6<br />

England’s score was higher by 6 runs.<br />

Now try these exam <strong>questions</strong><br />

1 a John saves 10p each week.<br />

How many weeks will it take him to save £5 [1]<br />

b Calculate 86 − 20 ÷ 2. [1]<br />

c Calculate 15.7 − (0.6 + 2.4). [1]<br />

2 There are 4.546 09 litres in a gallon.<br />

Round 4.546 09 to<br />

a 1 decimal place. [1]<br />

b 2 decimal places. [1]<br />

3 A theatre has 48 rows of seats. Each row has 31<br />

seats. Work out the number of seats in a theatre.[3]<br />

4 Anston takes part in a long jump competition.<br />

These are his four jumps, in metres.<br />

4.58, 5.6, 5.02, 5.74<br />

a Write these in order, smallest first. [1]<br />

Anston’s personal best jump is 6.05 metres. His<br />

friend Salman has a personal best of 5.47 metres.<br />

b i Who can jump the furthest<br />

ii By how much [2]<br />

5 Bella works out that<br />

12 − 2 × 5 = 10 × 5 = 50<br />

Explain why this is wrong [1]<br />

More exam practice<br />

1 Work out these.<br />

a 723 × 41 [3]<br />

b 918 ÷ 27 [3]<br />

2 The average weight of a member of England’s<br />

rugby scrum was 128.825 kg.<br />

Round this to<br />

a the nearest whole number. [1]<br />

b one decimal place. [1]<br />

3 a Write 572 to the nearest 100. [1]<br />

b Write 2449 to the nearest 1000. [1]<br />

c Work out 15.7 − 3.9 × 2. [2]<br />

4 On their holidays, Sue and Pam drove 178 miles<br />

on the first day and 274 miles on the second day.<br />

a How far did they drive in those two days [2]<br />

b How much further did they drive on the<br />

second day [2]<br />

5 Serina goes to a garden centre.<br />

a She buys two bags of fertilizer at £2.27 each<br />

and a trowel at £4.56. Work out how much<br />

change she gets from a £20 note. [3]<br />

b She later buys 18 packets of seeds at 82p a<br />

packet. Work out the total cost of the 18 packets<br />

of seeds. Give the answer in pounds. [3]<br />

6 George buys 28 fencing panels for his garden. He<br />

pays £133. How much does one panel cost [3]<br />

7 Netty buys five pizzas for a party. It cost her £17.50.<br />

How much would it have cost for three pizzas [3]<br />

8 Albert is a bricklayer. When building a wall, he<br />

laid 138 bricks in 3 hours. If he kept working at<br />

the same rate, how many bricks would he lay in<br />

8 hours. [3]<br />

2 Angles,<br />

triangles and<br />

quadrilaterals<br />

Here is an exam question …<br />

B<br />

34° A<br />

a Work out the size of angle A. [1]<br />

b Work out the size of angle B. [2]<br />

In each case, give reasons for your answer.<br />

© <strong>Hodder</strong> Education 2011 Unit B<br />

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