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A.264B.321C.537D.32

How many miles is it between Holyhead and London?How many miles is it between Holyhead and London?

Chart from : www.myguidebritain.com/distance-chart/

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•Find the number where Holyhead and London meetFind the number where Holyhead and London meet

•Horizontally and verticallyHorizontally and vertically

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Question 2Question 2Which team has the lowest attendance?Which team has the lowest attendance?

A.Wigan Athletic

B.B. ChelseaChelsea

C.C. ArsenalArsenal

D.D. Manchester Manchester UnitedUnited

Statistics from: www.4thegame.com/statistics/premiership/attendances/

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•The smaller the bar the The smaller the bar the lower the attendancelower the attendance

•Which is the smallest Which is the smallest bar?bar?

•Is it the smallest Is it the smallest number too?number too?

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Question 3Question 3How many more children have got a dog How many more children have got a dog

as a pet than a snake?as a pet than a snake?

A.Eight

B.Three

C.Nine

D.D.SevenSeven

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• Number of children who have dogs minus number of Number of children who have dogs minus number of children with a snakechildren with a snake

•Or count on from the number of children with snakes to Or count on from the number of children with snakes to the number of children with a dogthe number of children with a dog

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300

Question 4Question 4How many minutes in 2½ hours?How many minutes in 2½ hours?

A.90

B.120

C.60

D.150

Success CriteriaSuccess Criteria

•Remember there are 60 minutes in Remember there are 60 minutes in every hourevery hour

•Therefore there are 30 minutes in Therefore there are 30 minutes in half an hourhalf an hour

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Question 5Question 5According to the forecast, the low temperature on According to the forecast, the low temperature on Monday night compared to Sunday night will be…Monday night compared to Sunday night will be…

A.Higher

B.Lower

C.The same

D.53ºwww.wunderground.com/global/stations/03715.html

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•Look carefully at the correct day and time of dayLook carefully at the correct day and time of day

•Look for the keyword LOW and the temperature will be in Look for the keyword LOW and the temperature will be in ºF and ºCºF and ºC

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Question 6Question 6How many more Muslims are there in Wrexham than Sikhs?How many more Muslims are there in Wrexham than Sikhs?

A.0.03%

B.0.24%

C.C.0.27%0.27%

D.0.10%www.nwren.org.uk/images/faith-pie-wrexham.gif

Faith in Wrexham

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•Look for the keywords and numbersLook for the keywords and numbers

•Count up from the lowest number to the highestCount up from the lowest number to the highest

•Remember place value, keep your columns levelRemember place value, keep your columns level

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2000

A class was asked what pets they had.A class was asked what pets they had.How many children were asked about cats and dogs?How many children were asked about cats and dogs?

Question 7Question 7

A.21

B.20

C.25

D.22

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•Think carefully about the question. Remember ,even if Think carefully about the question. Remember ,even if they answered ‘snake’ they were still asked about cats they answered ‘snake’ they were still asked about cats and dogs.and dogs.

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Question 8Question 8You roll a dice once,You roll a dice once,

What is the probability that you will roll a 5?What is the probability that you will roll a 5?

A.0

B.1/6

C.Likely

D.certain

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•What are the What are the possible numbers you possible numbers you can roll?can roll?

•How many times How many times would you be able to would you be able to roll a 5?roll a 5?

•Which answer makes Which answer makes sense every timesense every time

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Question 9Question 9Each month Daf likes to treat himself to a visit to the cinema. If he Each month Daf likes to treat himself to a visit to the cinema. If he had £75 for his birthday and each visit costs £6.80, will he be able had £75 for his birthday and each visit costs £6.80, will he be able to go every month in a year? If not, how many months can he go?to go every month in a year? If not, how many months can he go?

A.No, 11 months

B.Yes

C.No, 10 months

D.No, 9 months

Success CriteriaSuccess Criteria

•Cost per month x number of months = money needed for a yearCost per month x number of months = money needed for a year

•If it’s not enough how many months are payed for?If it’s not enough how many months are payed for?

•Remember the maximum amount of money he has available to Remember the maximum amount of money he has available to spendspend

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16,000

Question 10Question 10A pencil is about 15 cm long. If pencils were laid end to end, A pencil is about 15 cm long. If pencils were laid end to end,

how many would be needed to cover a distance of 1 mile?how many would be needed to cover a distance of 1 mile?

A.10,506

B.10,667

C.10,604

D.1,605

Success CriteriaSuccess Criteria

•100cm in a m100cm in a m

•1600m in a 1600m in a milemile

•Convert miles Convert miles into meters into meters then metres then metres into into centimetres.centimetres.

•How many How many pencils will pencils will make that make that amount of cm’s?amount of cm’s?

Calculator is allowed with this question

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32,000

Question 11Question 11How much did the artist earn altogether in April and June?How much did the artist earn altogether in April and June?

A.£3300

B.£3750

C.£4000

D.£3025

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•Work out the scale and how much each part of it is worthWork out the scale and how much each part of it is worth

•Work out the value of the relevant bars and add them togetherWork out the value of the relevant bars and add them together

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64,000

Question 12Question 12How many more children prefer bananas than How many more children prefer bananas than

apples?apples? A.A. 2.5

B.B. 8

C.18

D.10KeyKey

Orange

Apple

Banana

- 15 bananas

- 16 apples

- 7 oranges

Favourite Fruits of a group of 190 children.

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•15 times table is the 10 and the 5 15 times table is the 10 and the 5 added togetheradded together

•16 times table is the 10 and the 6 16 times table is the 10 and the 6 added togetheradded together

e.g . 10x = 10 20 30 40 50 60e.g . 10x = 10 20 30 40 50 60

5x = 5 10 15 20 25 5x = 5 10 15 20 25 3030

15x = 15 30 45 60 75 15x = 15 30 45 60 75 9090

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A.90º

B.100º

C.C.130º130º

D.D.270º270ºSuccess CriteriaSuccess Criteria

A full circle is 360º A full circle is 360º

A right angle is 90º A right angle is 90º

A straight line is 180ºA straight line is 180º

•Use this information to work out angle AUse this information to work out angle A

What is the value of angle What is the value of angle A?A?

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YesYes

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250,000

Question 14Question 14Calculate the only possible length or width Calculate the only possible length or width

of the rectangle..of the rectangle..

A.A. W=9.5cmW=9.5cm

B.B. L=8.5cmL=8.5cm

C.C. L=7.5cmL=7.5cm

D.D.W=10cmW=10cm

Area = 45cmArea = 45cm22

Perimeter = 27cmPerimeter = 27cm

Success CriteriaSuccess Criteria

•Rectangles Area = length x widthRectangles Area = length x width

•Rectangles Perimeter = length + length + width + Rectangles Perimeter = length + length + width + widthwidth

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Question 15Question 15What is the total surface What is the total surface

area of this wedge?area of this wedge?

A.A.109cm 109cm

B.B.149cm149cm22

C.C.109cm109cm22

D.D.26cm26cm22

8cm

10cm

3cm5cm

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•Separate all the faces of the wedgeSeparate all the faces of the wedge

•Work out the area of each faceWork out the area of each face

•Rectangles A= lxwRectangles A= lxw

•Triangles A= ½(bxh)Triangles A= ½(bxh)

•Add the totals togetherAdd the totals together

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