PAPER 14

PAPER 14A

 

QUESTION 1 [1 mark]

Write the following number with numerals: seventy two and four thousandths.

 

Answer type: Simple text answer

ANSWER: 72.004

 


QUESTION 2 [1 mark]

Write the following numbers in order, starting with the smallest, given that x is a positive integer greater than 2

\dfrac{1}{x},\,\,\,\, 3x,\,\,\,\, 2x,\,\,\,\, x

 

Answer type: Multiple choice type 1

A: \dfrac{1}{x},\,\,\,\, x,\,\,\,\, 2x,\,\,\,\, 3x

B:  x,\,\,\,\, 2x,\,\,\,\, 3x, \,\,\,\, \dfrac{1}{x}

C: 3x,\,\,\,\, 2x,\,\,\,\, x,\,\,\,\, \dfrac{1}{x}

D: \dfrac{1}{x},\,\,\,\, 3x,\,\,\,\, 2x,\,\,\,\, x

 

ANSWER: A

 


QUESTION 3 [1 mark]

What is 45 as a fraction of 300? Give your answer in its simplest form.

 

Answer type: Fraction

ANSWER: \dfrac{3}{20}

 


QUESTION 4 [1 mark]

Jake is buying tiles for his floor.

His floor is 5.88 m \times \, 7.96 m.

Estimate the area of Jake’s floor.

 

Answer type: Multiple choice type 1

A: 48 m^2

B: 14 m^2

C: 36 m^2

D: 40 m^2

 

ANSWER: A

WORKING:

6 \times 8 = 48 m^2

 


QUESTION 5 [1 mark]

The cost of hiring a boat on holiday is calculated using the formula,

Hire Cost = ( 15 \, \times Number of hours) + \, 45

Calculate the cost of hiring a boat for 3 hours, in £.

 

Answer type: Simple text answer

ANSWER: £90

WORKING:

Hire Cost = ( 15 \, \times3) + \, 45=\text{£}90


QUESTION 6 [1 mark]

What 3D shape can be created with the net shown?

 

Answer type: Multiple choice type 1

A: Cube

B: Frustum

C: Square-based pyramid

D: Sphere

 

ANSWER: A

 


QUESTION 7 [1 mark]

What is the decimal equivalent to \dfrac{3}{8} ?

 

Answer type: Simple text answer

ANSWER: 0.375

 


QUESTION 8 [1 mark]

Sammy runs half a mile and records his time at 6.22 minutes.

Estimate how long it would take for Sammy to run 10 miles.

 

Answer type: Multiple choice type 1

A: 120 minutes

B: 100 minutes

C: 60 minutes

D: 50 minutes

 

ANSWER: A

WORKING:

6 \times 20 = 120 minutes

 


QUESTION 9 [1 mark]

Calculate the following: 6.06\times 1.5

 

Answer type: Simple text answer

ANSWER: 9.09

 


QUESTION 10 [1 mark]

Describe the correlation of the data shown in the scatter graph.

 

Answer type: Multiple choice type 2

A: There is a strong positive correlation between the number of hours studied and their Maths score.

B: There is a weak positive correlation between the number of hours studied and their Maths score.

C: There is a strong negative correlation between the number of hours studied and their Maths score.

D: There is no correlation between the number of hours studied and their Maths score.

 

ANSWER: A

 


QUESTION 11 [1 mark]

Calculate (17-4^2)^2 +3 \times 5

 

Answer type: Simple text answer

ANSWER: 16

WORKING:

(17-4^2)^2 +3 \times 5=(17-16)^2+3\times5=1^2+3\times5=16

QUESTION 12 [1 mark]

What is 3.5 km equivalent to in cm?

 

Answer type: Simple text answer

A: 350000 cm

B: 3500000 cm

C: 35000 cm

D: 3500 cm

 

ANSWER: A

 


QUESTION 13 [1 mark]

An American car has a top speed of 120 mph.

This car is exported to France so needs to have its speedometer change to km/h.

If 1 mile = 1.6 km, what will its top speed be in km/h?

 

Answer type: Simple text answer

ANSWER: 192 km/h

WORKING:

120\times1.6=192\text{ km/h}

QUESTION 14 [1 mark]

At the current exchange rate, 1 pound is equivalent to 1.25 dollars. How much is 30 dollars worth in pounds?

 

Answer type: Simple text answer

ANSWER: £24

WORKING:

\$30\div1.25=\text{£}24

QUESTION 15 [1 mark]

Evaluate [(3^3 - 2^3 )+5]\div6

 

Answer type: Simple text answer

ANSWER: 4

WORKING:

[(3^3 - 2^3 )+5]\div6=[(27-8)+5]\div6=24\div6=4

 



PAPER 14B

 

QUESTION 1 [1 mark]

What is the number in the hundredths position in 419.357 ?

 

Answer type: Simple text answer

ANSWER: 5

 


QUESTION 2 [1 mark]

Work out 5.2^2+1.8^2

Give your answer as a decimal to 2 decimal places.

 

Answer type: Simple text answer

ANSWER: 30.28

 


QUESTION 3 [3 marks]

Esther has baked 40 cookies. 20\% of the cookies are chocolate. \dfrac{1}{4} of the cookies are blueberry.

0.3 of the cookies are lemon. The rest are plain.

How many cookies are plain?

 

Answer type: Simple text answer

ANSWER: 10

WORKING:

25\% are plain, so there are 10 plain cookies

 


QUESTION 4 [2 marks]

108 identical textbooks have a mass of 30 kg. The books are packed in boxes weighing 20 kg.

How many books are there in each box?

 

Answer type: Simple text answer

ANSWER: 72

WORKING:

\dfrac{108}{30} \times 20 = 72 books

 


QUESTION 5 [2 marks]

The cost of hiring a bike for a number of days is calculated using the formula,

Hire Cost = (8 \, \times Number of Days) + \, 25

Laura hired a bike for a total of £129. Work out the number of days she hired a bike for.

 

Answer type: Simple text answer

ANSWER: 13

WORKING:

Hire Cost = (8 \, \times Number of Days) + \, 25 = \text{£}129

Number of days = \dfrac{129-25}{8}=13 days


QUESTION 6 [6 marks]

Find the perimeter of the compound shape.

 

Answer type: Simple text answer

ANSWER: 670 cm

WORKING:

Perimeter =45+200+135+65+(135-45)+(200-65) =670 cm

 


QUESTION 7

Data set A has a median value of 12.3

Data set B is comprised of 7 data points:

12, 17, 29, 16, 3.3, 8, 22

 

 

Question 7(a)  [1 mark]

Calculate the median of set B.

 

Answer type: Simple text answer

ANSWER: 16

 

 

 

 

Question 7(b) [1 mark]

Which data set has the highest median?

 

Answer type: Multiple choice type 1

A: Data set A

B: Data set B

 

ANSWER: B

 


QUESTION 8 [6 marks]

The current exchange rate between the British Pound and the Chinese Yuan is £1 = ¥8.80

The cost of a large stuffed panda toy is ¥154

The total cost for international shipping is ¥132 when you buy less than 10 pandas, every panda more costs ¥20 extra.

Given that the customs charge a 10\% import fee based on the value of a shipment’s contents, what is the total cost to buy 5 large stuffed panda toys, in pounds?

 

Answer type: Simple text answer

ANSWER: £111.25

WORKING:

5 \times 154 = ¥770

770 \times 1.10 = ¥847

847 + 132 = ¥979

979 \div 8.80 = £111.25

 


QUESTION 9 [3 marks]

A student wishes to calculate his final percentage mark for his two geography tests that he sat in class. Each test was out of a maximum of 100 marks. Test 1 carries a 40\% weighting and test 2 carries a 60\% weighting.

Using the formula above, what was the final \% mark that the student achieved?

 

Answer type: Simple text answer

ANSWER: 55.2 \%

WORKING:

Final % mark = (0.4\times48)+(0.6\times60)=55.2\%


QUESTION 10 [3 marks]

A house bought for £135000 increases in price at a rate of 7\% per year.

Work out the value of the house in 2 years time.

 

Answer type: Simple text answer

ANSWER: £154561.50

WORKING;:

After year 1=\text{£}135000\times1.07=144450

After year 2=\text{£}144450\times1.07=\text{£}1545611.50


QUESTION 11 [5 marks]

The T shape below is made from two identical rectangles. Use the information in the diagram to calculate the total area of the T shape below:

 

Answer type: Simple text answer

ANSWER: 52.5 cm^2

WORKING:

Length of the rectangle = 11-3.5=7.5 \text{ cm}

Total area = 7.5\times3.5\times2=52.5\text{ cm}


QUESTION 12

Question 12(a) [2 marks]

Choose the correct line of best fit for the scatter graph.

 

Answer type: Multiple choice type 1

A:

B:

C:

D:

 

ANSWER: A

 

 

 

Question 12(b) [1 mark]

Hence, predict the English score for another student who scored 80\% on their maths paper.

 

Answer type: Multiple choice type 1

A: 73 \%

B: 88 \%

C: 66 \%

D: 80 \%

 

ANSWER: A

 


QUESTION 13 [1 mark]

There are 150 pupils in a primary school.

8\% of the pupils are left handed.

Work out the number of pupils that are left handed.

 

Answer type: Simple text answer

ANSWER: 12

WORKING:

150\times0.08=12

QUESTION 14 [4 marks]

Calculate the volume of the cuboid below:

 

 

Answer type: Simple text answer

ANSWER: 200 cm^3

WORKING:

10\times5\times4=200 \text{ cm}^3

QUESTION 15

A sunflower grows 12\% taller each week. Currently the sunflower is 2 m tall.

Chris estimates the height after 2 weeks using the following calculation:

12\% of 2 m is 24 cm

2 \times 24 cm = 48 cm

So the plant is 200 cm + \, 48 cm = 248 cm

 

 

Question 15(a) [1 mark]

Is Chris’ estimate an over-estimate or under-estimate?

 

Answer type: Multiple choice type 1

A: Underestimate

B: Overestimate

 

ANSWER: A

 

 

 

Question 15(b) [2 marks]

Choose the best calculation to estimate the height of the sunflower after 2 weeks.

 

Answer type: Multiple choice type 1

A: 2 \times 1.12^2

B: 2 \times 12^2

C: 2 \times 1.12 \times 2

D: 2 + 1.12^2

 

ANSWER: A

WORKING:

2 \times 1.12^2 =2.51 m = 251 cm