Download Maths Level E Assessment 73A

National Assessments
5 -14
Mathematics
Level E
Name …………………………….
Date…………….
Assessment 73 - A
Assessment is for Learning
Questions 1 - 6 will be read to you.
Write down your answer to these questions without doing any working.
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2
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Which of these five nets A, B, C, D, E can be used to make a prism?
B
A
D
C
E
Answer: _______________
743
8
Calculate the area of this right-angled triangle.
4 cm
5 cm
Answer: _______________ cm2
852
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2·65 kilograms are cut from a block of cheese weighing 10 kilograms.
What is the weight of the piece remaining?
Answer: _______________ kg
764
10
Four parcels weigh 2·5 kilograms, 1·2 kilograms, 3·85 kilograms and
12·6 kilograms.
What is their total weight?
Answer: _______________ kilograms
770
11
A large container holds 8·25 litres of juice.
How many millilitres of juice is this?
Answer: _______________ ml
791
12
Find
3
of 5600
7
Answer: _______________
800
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x – 5 = 2.
What number is x?
Answer: x = _______________
803
14
A map has a scale of 1 centimetre to 10 kilometres.
What is the actual distance between two places 4·5 centimetres apart on the map?
Answer: _______________ km
807
15
Divide
82·14 ÷ 6
Answer: _______________
830
16
Here is a sequence of numbers.
1
4
9
16
What is the next number in the sequence?
Answer: _______________
834
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The cost of hiring a car from Lo-cost Car Hire depends on the number of miles
travelled.
To work out the cost of hiring a car this function machine is used:
number
of
miles
add 150
divide by 10
cost
in
pounds
One day Mr McDonald hired a car and the bill came to £19·50.
How many miles did he travel in the hired car?
Answer: ______________ miles
860
18
The weights of 5 pupils are measured.
The weights are 47 kg, 51 kg, 45 kg, 42 kg and 50 kg.
What is the average weight of the 5 pupils?
Answer: _______________ kg
866
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The table shows the stock that is available in 4 shops.
TV
large
TV
(TXT)
TV
portable
Mini
CD
Midi
CD
CD
Walkman
Shop 1
4
2
3
3
1
6
Shop 2
3
5
0
2
3
4
Shop 3
4
1
4
2
2
5
Shop 4
3
2
3
1
0
6
How many more CD players are in stock than TVs?
Answer: _______________
867
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ABCD is a rhombus. Angle CAB is 53°.
Calculate the size of the shaded angle at C. (Angle BCD.)
Answer: _______________ °
878
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Seven pupils in a class had their heights and weights measured. The results are
shown in the table.
Name
Liam
Height (cm)
168
Weight (kg)
64
Steven
180
79
Gemma
174
66
Susan
181
75
David
159
78
Ryan
162
69
Emma
145
57
Who weighs less than 70 kg and is more than 170 cm tall?
Answer: _______________
897
22
This is a pie chart showing the paint used to decorate a house.
Several different shades of white are used.
Altogether, how much of the paint is a shade of white?
Answer: _______________ %
927
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6 friends agree to share a flat in London. The total cost of the flat for a month is
£1950. They agree to share the cost equally.
How much does each pay?
Answer: £_______________
908
24
Here is a road plan, not drawn to scale. Two roads are parallel.
What are the names of the parallel roads?
Answer: ____________________ and ____________________
936
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In the diagram below, certain angle sizes are marked.
b 60
a
c
d
90
Write down the size of the angle marked a.
Answer: angle a = _______________ °
937
26
The points A and B are shown on the graph below.
y
B
A
4
3
2
1
-4
-3 -2
0
-1
1
2
3
4
x
-1
-2
-3
-4
Write down the co-ordinates of points A and B.
Answer: A (_____ , _____) B (_____ , ____ )
965
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The pie chart illustrates some of the different eye problems in the population.
What percentage of the population suffers from glaucoma?
Answer: _______________ %
970
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A new carpet is made from wool and nylon.
80% wool
20% nylon
What fraction of this carpet is wool? Give the fraction in its simplest form.
Answer: _______________
971
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The number 59 is the sum of three consecutive prime numbers.
What are the three numbers?
Answer: _______, _______ and ________
911
30
In one of the dances at a party each boy had to dance with each girl in turn.
Four boys and four girls were dancing.
How many different partnerships were there altogether?
Answer: _______________ partnerships
951
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Mental Questions - for teacher use only
Questions 1 - 6 should be read to the pupils.
Read each question twice. Pause for 10 seconds between each question.
Remind pupils that they must write their answer to each question without doing any working.
(After completing the oral mental questions, instruct pupils to continue with the questions
written in their assessment booklet.)
1
Divide 120 by 100.
2
A factory chimney is 16.27 metres high. Round this height to one decimal place.
3
Multiply 15 by 40.
4
Jean buys 4 ice creams each costing 35p. She hands over £2. How much change
should she get?
5
In a class of 28, 75% of the pupils can swim. How many pupils can swim?
6
There are 35 cars in a car park. Two fifths of them are red. How many red cars
are there in the car park?
414
429
422
440
435
428
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Last Page
This is the last page of the Assessment.
It can be discarded.
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