Transcript Revision Guide – PHASE 1 Year 7

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Year 7 End of Year Exam
Revision Guide
Levels 3-5 to 5-7
Non-Calculator
L3-5
Question 1
a. How much money do you have?
b. How many €5 phone cards can you buy?
c. EXTENSION: How much change will you get
from €100 if you bought a phone for €79.99
NUMBER
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Question 2
L3-5
6 10 14
a. What are the next three numbers in the
sequence?
9
7
5
b. What are the next three numbers in the
sequence?
ALGEBRA
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1 x 24 = 24
Question 3
2 x 24 = 48
Use the 24 times table opposite 3 x 24 = 72
to answer the following:
4 x 24 = 96
5 x 24 = 120
6 x 24 = 144
7 x 24 = 168
8 x 24 = 192
9 x 24 = 216
10 x 24 = 240
L3-5
a.168 ÷ 7 =
b.216 ÷ 24 =
c.24 x 12 =
NUMBER
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L3-5
Question 4
Cinema Times
Length of show
The Croods
11:30am
1:15pm
3:00pm
1 hour 30 minutes
The Lego Movie
2:00pm
3:45pm
1 hour 15 minutes
Epic
4:00pm
5:30pm
1 hour 20 minutes
a. You go to see The Croods at 11:30am, what time does
the film finish?
b. One of the movies finishes at 3:15pm which movie is
this?
c. You need to be out of the cinema by 3:30pm which
films can you go and see?
NUMBER
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L3-5
Question 5
At a fair ground each ride requires tokens which
cost 25p
a. How many tokens can you get with £4.00
b. Your favourite ride requires 2 tokens, how
many times can you go on the ride if you
have £2.00
c. You have 10 tokens, how much are they
worth?
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36
12
6
Question 6
L3-5
54
23
14
15
20
18
44
24
a. List all the numbers which are divisible by 4.
b. List all the numbers which are divisible by 6
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48
L3-5 & L4-6
Question 7
Model at Legoland
Approximate Lego Pieces
Space Shuttle Launch
Houses of Parliament
Edinburgh Castle
Millennium Falcon
Dutch Windmill
5,000,000
500,000
50,000
5,000
500
a. Which model uses about Fifty Thousand pieces?
b. The model of the Houses of Parliament is 100 times bigger
than which model?
c. The Space Shuttle is about ________ times bigger than the
Millennium Falcon.
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SUM OF NUMBERS IN
MIDDLE ROW
10
8
Question 8
FIND THE MISSING NUMBERS
2
C
16
PRODUCT OF NUMBERS
IN MIDDLE ROW
5
12
A
7
B
6
6
8
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L3-5 & L4-6
L3-5 & L4-6
Question 9
c) Order these fractions
smallest to largest
d) Order these fractions
smallest to largest
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L3-5 & L4-6
Question 10
• A three digit number is a multiple of 3.
a. What could the number be?
b. Now give a different example.
• A two digit number is a factor of 120
c) Give two possible answers.
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L3-5 & L4-6
Question 11
1.5
+
1.5 + 1.5 =
+
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+
=
10.5
L3-5 & L4-6
Question 12
a) Only a rectangle has four
right angles.
b) A triangle cannot have a
right angle
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TRUE OR FALSE
TRUE OR FALSE
L3-5 , L4-6 & L5-7
Question 13
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L3-5 , L4-6 & L5-7
Question 14
X
10
3
30
2
300
90
20
6
300 + 90 + 20 + 6 = 416
20
X
20
1600
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3
12
Answer = ???
L3-5 , L4-6 & L5-7
Question 15
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L3-5 , L4-6 & L5-7
Question 16
a) Add two numbers to equal -10
–Now try two different numbers.
b) Subtract two numbers to equal -10
–Now try two different numbers
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L3-5 , L4-6 & L5-7
Question 17
Area = 32cm2
• Give three DIFFERENT possible measurements
for the base and height of this rectangle.
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L3-5 , L4-6 & L5-7
Question 18
a) What is 50% of 60?
b) 10% of 60 = ______
c) What is 5% of 60?
d) 1% of 60 = _______
e) What is 66% of 60?
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L3-5 , L4-6 & L5-7
Question 19
Jar A holds
48 sweets
Jar B holds
36 sweets
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Jar C holds
12 sweets
Jar D holds
6 sweets
L4-6 & L5-7
Question 20
 Draw a line on the
graph which
represents a speed
of 40km/hour
 Draw another line
on the graph which
represents
100km/hour
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L4-6 & L5-7
Question 21
• The ratio of blue to white is
4:1, what % of the design is
white?
• In this design, 40% is white
and the rest is blue. What is
the ratio of blue to white?
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L4-6 & L5-7
Question 22
Sweets
Number of sweets
Lemon
4
Probability
Strawberry
Apple
6
a) Complete the table
b) How will the probability of getting a Lemon Sweet
change if you add an extra Strawberry Sweet?
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L4-6 & L5-7
Question 23
70°
DON’T FORGET TO
GIVE
YOUR REASONS!!!
b
c
a
Work out the sizes of angles a, b and c
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120°
L4-6 & L5-7
Question 24
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L4-6 & L5-7
Question 25
3cm
5cm
b
a
• Is the area of the circle a) π x 8? Give your
reasons.
• What is the area of the second circle b) leave you
answer using π?
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L5-7
Question 26
5n
n(n + 4)
2
n
+4
5, 12, 21, 32, 45
5, 8, 13, 20, 29
5, 10, 15, 20, 25
MACTH THE NTH TERM TO THE CORRECT SEQUENCE
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L5-7
Question 27
p
120°
Here is a Rhombus.
a) What shape is created if you join the
midpoint of two of its sides?
b) Does this help you find the angle P?
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L5-7
Question 28
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L5-7
Question 29
Draw two points on your page, show the points which
are the SAME DISTANCE from both points.
Draw two lines on your page which are joined at a point,
show the points which are the SAME DISTANCE from
both lines.
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L5-7
Question 30
• The rectangle is
cut to make two
rectangles, A & B.
• The ratio of area A
to area B is 5:1
• What is the area of
both rectangles?
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AREA =
2
48cm
Q
ANSWERS
1)
a) 135 b) 27 c) 20.01
2)
a) 18, 20 , 24 b) 3, 1, -1
3)
a) 24 b) 9
4)
a) 1pm b) The Lego movie
4c)
The Croods or The Lego Movie
5)
a) 16 b) 4 c) £2.50
6)
a) 12, 20, 24, 36, 48
6)
b) 6, 12, 18, 24, 36, 48, 54
7)
a) Edinburgh Castle
7)
b) Millennium Falcon
7)
c) 1000
8)
a) 5, 35 b) 2,4 c) 11, 30
9)
a)2/8 and 3/12
9)
b) 1/2
9)
c) 1/5, ¼, 1/3, 1/2
9)
d) 2/5, 2/3, ¾, 3/2
c) 288
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Q
ANSWERS
10)
a) 144 b) 102 c) 12 & 10
11)
4.5 and 3.5
12)
a) FALSE b) FALSE
13)
a) 24 b) 6 c) 36 d) 17 e) -7
14)
4, 400, 8000, 400, 80, 60 (10156)
15)
a) 1/10
16)
a) -15 + 5 -12 + 2 b) -5 -5, -3 -8
17)
8x4, 16x2, 32x1
18)
a) 30 b) 6 c) 3 d) 0.6 e) 39.6
19)
a) 1/6 b) ¼ c) 3/4
20)
a) 20% b) 3:2
22)
a) 2, 3/6, ½ b) 4/13
23)
a) 60 – AOASL b) 70 OA c) 50
AIAT
24)
a) 1/9, 1/10 & 1/11 b) 9%
b) red
Q
Answer
25)
a) No because 3x3 = 9
25)
b) 25π
26)
5n – bottom, n(n+4) –
top, n2 + 4 middle.
27)
a) Isosceles Triangle b)
150
28)
a) 8 b) 10/24 -> 5/12
29)
Construction marks
30)
A – 40
B-6
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