Mixed Topic Worksheet Grades 1/2/3: Day 069
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Question 1. The diagram shows a number machine.
The output is 34.
Work out the input.BIDMAS with Numbers▶ Show worked answerHide worked answer
- M1: 34 - 6 = 28
- M1: 28 ÷ 4
- A1: 7
Answer: 7[3 marks] - 2
Question 2. The pictogram shows the number of pies sold at a bakery on four days.
Dan says that Wednesday sold twice as many pies as Monday. Is Dan correct? Show how you decide.Interpreting Pictograms▶ Show worked answerHide worked answer
- M1: 2 × 14 = 28
- A1: No, with 28 compared with 24
Answer: No. Monday sold 14 pies, 2 × 14 = 28, but Wednesday sold 24 pies[2 marks] - 3
Question 3. Four angles meet at a point.
Three of the angles are 125^°, 80^° and 90^°.
Work out the size of the fourth angle.Angles Round a Point▶ Show worked answerHide worked answer
- M1: 360 - (125 + 80 + 90)
- A1: 65^°
Answer: 65^°[2 marks] - 4
Question 4. A fair spinner has 5 equal sections numbered 1 to 5.
The spinner is spun once.
Write down the probability that it lands on 4.Fair Objects▶ Show worked answerHide worked answer
- B1: dfrac15 as each of the 5 sections is equally likely
Answer: dfrac15[1 mark] - 5
Question 5. a is an integer. The integers n that satisfy a < n ≤ 6 are 3, 4, 5 and 6. Write down the value of a.
Fundamentals of Inequalities▶ Show worked answerHide worked answer
- M1: 3 is the smallest value and a < 3, so a cannot be 3
- A1: a = 2, since a is an integer
Answer: 2[2 marks]
Mixed Topic Worksheet Grades 1/2/3: Day 069
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Question 1. The diagram shows a number machine.
[3 marks]
The output is 34.
Work out the input.BIDMAS with Numbers▶ Show worked answerHide worked answer
- M1: 34 - 6 = 28
- M1: 28 ÷ 4
- A1: 7
Answer: 7 - 2
Question 2. The pictogram shows the number of pies sold at a bakery on four days.
[2 marks]
Dan says that Wednesday sold twice as many pies as Monday. Is Dan correct? Show how you decide.Interpreting Pictograms▶ Show worked answerHide worked answer
- M1: 2 × 14 = 28
- A1: No, with 28 compared with 24
Answer: No. Monday sold 14 pies, 2 × 14 = 28, but Wednesday sold 24 pies - 3
Question 3. Four angles meet at a point.
[2 marks]
Three of the angles are 125^°, 80^° and 90^°.
Work out the size of the fourth angle.Angles Round a Point▶ Show worked answerHide worked answer
- M1: 360 - (125 + 80 + 90)
- A1: 65^°
Answer: 65^° - 4
Question 4. A fair spinner has 5 equal sections numbered 1 to 5.
[1 mark]
The spinner is spun once.
Write down the probability that it lands on 4.Fair Objects▶ Show worked answerHide worked answer
- B1: dfrac15 as each of the 5 sections is equally likely
Answer: dfrac15 - 5
Question 5. a is an integer. The integers n that satisfy a < n ≤ 6 are 3, 4, 5 and 6. Write down the value of a.
[2 marks]Fundamentals of Inequalities▶ Show worked answerHide worked answer
- M1: 3 is the smallest value and a < 3, so a cannot be 3
- A1: a = 2, since a is an integer
Answer: 2
Mixed Topic Worksheet Grades 1/2/3: Day 069
- 1
Question 1. The diagram shows a number machine.
The output is 34.
Work out the input.BIDMAS with Numbers▶ Show worked answerHide worked answer
- M1: 34 - 6 = 28
- M1: 28 ÷ 4
- A1: 7
Answer: 7[3 marks] - 2
Question 2. The pictogram shows the number of pies sold at a bakery on four days.
Dan says that Wednesday sold twice as many pies as Monday. Is Dan correct? Show how you decide.Interpreting Pictograms▶ Show worked answerHide worked answer
- M1: 2 × 14 = 28
- A1: No, with 28 compared with 24
Answer: No. Monday sold 14 pies, 2 × 14 = 28, but Wednesday sold 24 pies[2 marks] - 3
Question 3. Four angles meet at a point.
Three of the angles are 125^°, 80^° and 90^°.
Work out the size of the fourth angle.Angles Round a Point▶ Show worked answerHide worked answer
- M1: 360 - (125 + 80 + 90)
- A1: 65^°
Answer: 65^°[2 marks] - 4
Question 4. A fair spinner has 5 equal sections numbered 1 to 5.
The spinner is spun once.
Write down the probability that it lands on 4.Fair Objects▶ Show worked answerHide worked answer
- B1: dfrac15 as each of the 5 sections is equally likely
Answer: dfrac15[1 mark] - 5
Question 5. a is an integer. The integers n that satisfy a < n ≤ 6 are 3, 4, 5 and 6. Write down the value of a.
Fundamentals of Inequalities▶ Show worked answerHide worked answer
- M1: 3 is the smallest value and a < 3, so a cannot be 3
- A1: a = 2, since a is an integer
Answer: 2[2 marks]