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Mixed Topic Worksheet Grades 1/2/3: Day 043

Grades 1/2/3Non-calculator

  1. Question 1. Angle PQR is a right angle.
    S is a point inside angle PQR.
    Angle PQS = 36^°
    Work out the size of angle SQR.

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    1. M1: 90 - 36
    2. A1: 54
    Answer: 54
    Angle Notation
    [2 marks]

  2. Question 2. Round 0.0897 to 3 decimal places.

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    1. M1: the fourth decimal place is 7, so the digit 9 goes up
    2. A1: 0.090
    Answer: 0.090
    Rounding to Decimal Places
    [2 marks]

  3. Question 3. Zara says, 'Shoe size is continuous data, because sizes such as 6.5 are possible.'
    Is Zara correct? Give a reason for your answer.

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    1. B1: no
    2. B1: reason that only set values are possible, nothing like 6.3
    Answer: No, shoe sizes only take set values such as 6 and 6.5, so they are discrete
    Discrete & Continuous Data
    [2 marks]

  4. Question 4. ABCD is a kite with AB = AD and CB = CD.
    Angle ABC = 110^° and angle BAD = 70^°.
    Work out angle BCD. Give reasons. [3]

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    1. B1: angle ADC = 110^° (a kite has one pair of equal angles, at B and D)
    2. M1: angles in a quadrilateral sum to 360^°: 360 - 110 - 110 - 70
    3. A1: 70^°
    Answer: 70^°
    Angles in Quadrilaterals
    [3 marks]

  5. Question 5. Work out the missing number.
    dfrac34 × dfrac5square = dfrac1532

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    1. M1: 4 × square = 32
    2. A1: 8
    Answer: 8
    Multiplying Fractions
    [2 marks]
📅 Free lesson: Tue 17th NovSave your place →

Mixed Topic Worksheet Grades 1/2/3: Day 043

Grades 1/2/3Non-calculator

  1. Question 1. Angle PQR is a right angle.
    S is a point inside angle PQR.
    Angle PQS = 36^°
    Work out the size of angle SQR.

    [2 marks]
    Show worked answerHide worked answer
    1. M1: 90 - 36
    2. A1: 54
    Answer: 54
    Angle Notation

  2. Question 2. Round 0.0897 to 3 decimal places.

    [2 marks]
    Show worked answerHide worked answer
    1. M1: the fourth decimal place is 7, so the digit 9 goes up
    2. A1: 0.090
    Answer: 0.090
    Rounding to Decimal Places

  3. Question 3. Zara says, 'Shoe size is continuous data, because sizes such as 6.5 are possible.'
    Is Zara correct? Give a reason for your answer.

    [2 marks]
    Show worked answerHide worked answer
    1. B1: no
    2. B1: reason that only set values are possible, nothing like 6.3
    Answer: No, shoe sizes only take set values such as 6 and 6.5, so they are discrete
    Discrete & Continuous Data

  4. Question 4. ABCD is a kite with AB = AD and CB = CD.
    Angle ABC = 110^° and angle BAD = 70^°.
    Work out angle BCD. Give reasons. [3]

    [3 marks]
    Show worked answerHide worked answer
    1. B1: angle ADC = 110^° (a kite has one pair of equal angles, at B and D)
    2. M1: angles in a quadrilateral sum to 360^°: 360 - 110 - 110 - 70
    3. A1: 70^°
    Answer: 70^°
    Angles in Quadrilaterals

  5. Question 5. Work out the missing number.
    dfrac34 × dfrac5square = dfrac1532

    [2 marks]
    Show worked answerHide worked answer
    1. M1: 4 × square = 32
    2. A1: 8
    Answer: 8
    Multiplying Fractions
📅 Free live lesson: Tuesday 17th NovemberSave your free place →

Mixed Topic Worksheet Grades 1/2/3: Day 043

Grades 1/2/3Non-calculator

  1. Question 1. Angle PQR is a right angle.
    S is a point inside angle PQR.
    Angle PQS = 36^°
    Work out the size of angle SQR.

    Show worked answerHide worked answer
    1. M1: 90 - 36
    2. A1: 54
    Answer: 54
    Angle Notation
    [2 marks]

  2. Question 2. Round 0.0897 to 3 decimal places.

    Show worked answerHide worked answer
    1. M1: the fourth decimal place is 7, so the digit 9 goes up
    2. A1: 0.090
    Answer: 0.090
    Rounding to Decimal Places
    [2 marks]

  3. Question 3. Zara says, 'Shoe size is continuous data, because sizes such as 6.5 are possible.'
    Is Zara correct? Give a reason for your answer.

    Show worked answerHide worked answer
    1. B1: no
    2. B1: reason that only set values are possible, nothing like 6.3
    Answer: No, shoe sizes only take set values such as 6 and 6.5, so they are discrete
    Discrete & Continuous Data
    [2 marks]

  4. Question 4. ABCD is a kite with AB = AD and CB = CD.
    Angle ABC = 110^° and angle BAD = 70^°.
    Work out angle BCD. Give reasons. [3]

    Show worked answerHide worked answer
    1. B1: angle ADC = 110^° (a kite has one pair of equal angles, at B and D)
    2. M1: angles in a quadrilateral sum to 360^°: 360 - 110 - 110 - 70
    3. A1: 70^°
    Answer: 70^°
    Angles in Quadrilaterals
    [3 marks]

  5. Question 5. Work out the missing number.
    dfrac34 × dfrac5square = dfrac1532

    Show worked answerHide worked answer
    1. M1: 4 × square = 32
    2. A1: 8
    Answer: 8
    Multiplying Fractions
    [2 marks]