Note:

For Q19-Q24, use Q1-Q6 from higher paper


Q1

Write 8931 correct to the nearest thousand.

 

Answer type: simple

Answer: 9000

Workings:

The number after the thousands column is 9, which is greater than 5 so the number rounds up to 9000

1 mark


Q2

2(a)

Write the following numbers in order of size.

Start with the largest number.

12 \quad -8 \quad 6 \quad 4 \quad -7

Answer type: multiple answers:

Answers:

Largest = 12

2nd Largest = 6

3rd largest = 4

4th largest = -7

Smallest = -8

1 mark

 

2(b)

Write the following numbers in order of size.

Start with the largest number.

1.23 \quad 1.203 \quad 1.023 \quad 1.32

Answer type: multiple answers:

Answers:

Largest = 1.32

2nd largest = 1.23

3rd largest = 1.203

Smallest = 1.023

1 mark


Q3

Write 75\% as a fraction in its simplest form.

 

Answer type: fraction

Answer: 3 / 4

Workings:

75\% = \dfrac{75}{100}=\dfrac{3}{4}

1 mark


Q4

Here is a list of four fractions.

\dfrac{40}{100} \quad \dfrac{24}{54} \quad \dfrac{16}{40} \quad \dfrac{30}{75}

One of these fractions is not equivalent ot \dfrac{2}{5}

Give the value of this fraction.

 

Answer type: fraction

Answer: 24 / 54

Workings:

\dfrac{24}{54} = \dfrac{12}{27}=\dfrac{4}{9} which is not equal to \dfrac{2}{5}

1 mark


Q5

Write down the first even multiple of 15

 

Answer type: simple

Answer: 30

Workings:

1\times15=15

2\times15=30

30 is an even number as it is also a multiple of 2

1 mark


Q6

6(a)

Simplify 5\times7x

 

Answer type: multiple choice

Answer: 35 x

Wrong answers:

35 + x

5x\times7x

7(5+x)

 

Workings:

5\times7x=35x

1 mark

 

6(b)

Simplify 6m+13m-8m

 

Answer type: multiple choice

Answer: 11m

Wrong answers:

9m

10(m+1)

m(6+13-8)

Workings:

Collecting like terms,

6m+13m-8m = 19m-8m=11m

1 mark


Q7

Here is a probability scale.

It shows the probability of each of the events \text{A, B, C} and \text{D}

7(a)

Which letter represents an event which is impossible?

Answer type: multiple choice

Answer: \text{M}

Wrong answers:

\text{N}

\text{O}

\text{P}

Workings:

An impossible outcome has a probability of zero

1 mark

 

7(b)

Which letter represents an event which is likely?

Answer type: multiple choice

Answer: \text{O}

Wrong answers:

\text{M}

\text{N}

\text{P}

Workings:

An event which is likely to occur has a probability greater than \dfrac{1}{2} but less than 1

1 mark

 

7(c)

There are 16 sweets in a bag

5 of the sweets are lemon flavoured.

4 of the sweets are apple flavoured.

3 of the sweets are strawberry flavoured.

The rest of the sweets are banana flavoured.

Maria takes at random a sweet from the bag.

Calculate the probability that the sweet is either apple or banana flavoured.

Give your answer as a fraction in its simplest form.

 

Answer type: fraction

Answer: 1/2

Workings:

There are 16 sweets in the bag

The number of banana flavoured sweets is 16-5-4-3=4

The number of sweets which are either apple or banana flavoured is 4+4=8

The probability that the sweet is either apple or banana flavoured is therefore \dfrac{8}{16}=\dfrac{1}{2}

3 marks


Q8

600 g of herbs costs £7.20

Cecilia buys 150 g of herbs.

 

Work out how much Cecilia pays.

 

Answer type: simple

Answer: £1.80

Workings:

150\div 600 = 0.25 0.25\times £7.20=£1.80

2 marks


Q9

The centre of this circle is marked with a cross (\times).

9(a)

What is the mathematical name of the straight line shown in the circle?

Answer type: multiple choice

Answer: diameter

Wrong answers:

radius

tangent

segment

1 mark

 

9(b)

What is the mathematical name of the shaded area in the circle.

Answer type: multiple choice

Answer: sector

Wrong answers:

chord

segment

radius

1 mark


Q10

Terry and four of his colleagues are putting on a launch party for a new business.

The 5 colleagues will share the costs of the launch party equally.

Here are the costs for the launch party.

£1250 for the venue hire

£300 for catering

£105 for advertisements

Work out how much Terry has to pay for his share of the costs.

 

Answer type: simple

Answer: £ 331

Workings:

1250+300+105=1655

1655 \div 5 = 331

3 marks


Q11

Which of the following statements is not correct?

11(a)

Answer: All multiples of odd numbers are odd numbers

Wrong answers:

All multiples of even numbers are even numbers

All factors of odd numbers are odd numbers

Factors of even numbers can be odd or even

1 mark

 

11(b)

Answer: Any number with a 7 digit is odd

Wrong answers:

Any number ending in 1 is odd

Any number ending in 8 is even

Any number ending in 0 is even

1 mark


Q12

A dealership sells diesel, petrol and electric cars.

The composite bar chart shows information about sales over the last three years.

12(a)

How many diesel cars were sold in 2018?

Answer type: simple

Answer: 240

1 mark

 

12(b)

Work out the number of petrol cars sold over the three years.

Answer type: simple

Answer: 840

Workings:

In 2018, there were 200 petrol cars sold

In 2019, there were 300 petrol cars sold

In 2020 there were 340 petrol cars sold

The total over the three years is 200+300+340=840

3 marks

 

12(c)

Which type of car had the greatest increase in sales over the three years?

Answer type: multiple choice

Answer: Electric

Wrong Answers:

Diesel

Petrol

2 marks

 

12(d)

Arjun says,

“In 2020, the petrol cars had the most sales. This means the dealership makes the most profit from petrol cars.”

Is Arjun correct?

Answer type: multiple choice

Answer: It is not possible to say

Wrong Answers:

Yes

No

Workings:

The petrol cars had the most sales, but this does not necessarily mean they were the most profitable as the costs, prices or profits from each car are unknown.

1 mark


Q13

A wooden log is 450 cm long.

Tyrell cuts 70 cm off the end of the log.

He then cuts the rest of the log into as many 30 cm lengths as possible.

Work out how many 30 cm lengths of the log Tyrell can cut.

 

Answer type: simple

Answer: 12

Workings:

450-70=380

380\div30 = 12 \text{r }20

So Tyrell can cut 12 30 cm lengths from the log, with a 20 cm section remaining.

3 marks


Q14

Sophie, Rashid and Stuart each earn the same monthly salary.

Each month,

Sophie saves 35\% of her salary and spends the rest of her salary

Rashid spends \dfrac{4}{5} of his salary and saves the rest of his salary

The amount of salary Stuart Saves : The amount of salary he spends = 1 : 3

Work out who saves the most of their salary each month.

 

Answer type: multiple choice

Answer: Sophie

Wrong Answers:

Rashid

Stuart

They each save the same amount

Workings:

Sophie saves 35\% of her salary.

 

Rashid spends \dfrac{4}{5} of his salary, which is equivalent to 80\%, so he saves 20\%

 

Stuart saves 1 part of his salary for every 3 parts he spends.

The total parts is 4, so Stuart saves \dfrac{1}{4} of his salary, which is equivalent to 25\%

 

Thus, Sophie saves the most of her salary each month.

1 mark


Q15

Work out 11\% of 200 millilitres.

Answer type: simple

Answer: 22 millilitres

Workings:

10\% of 200 ml is 20 ml

1\% of  200 ml is 2 ml

11\% = 10\% + 1\% = 20+2 = 22 ml

2 marks


Q16

A=7b-2c

b=4

c=-6

16(a)

Work out the value of A

Answer type: simple

Answer: 40

Workings:

Substituting in the values of b and c:

A=7\times 4-2\times(-6) = 28+12=40

2 marks

 

16(b)

Expand 12i(2i-3)

Answer type: multiple choice

Answer: 24i^2-36i

Wrong answers:

24i-36i^2

24(i^2-4)

12(2i^2)-36

Workings:

12i(2i-3)=12i\times2i-12i\times3=24i^2-36i

2 marks

 

16(c)

Solve 5(k+12)=90

 

Answer type: simple

Answer: k = 6

Workings:

\begin{aligned}5(k+12) &= 90 \\ 5k+60 &= 90 \\ 5k &= 30 \\ k &= 6 \end{aligned}

2 marks


Q17

There are some books on a shelf.

\dfrac{1}{5} of the books are fiction.

The rest of the books are non-fiction.

What is the ratio of the number of fiction books to the number of non-fiction books in the form 1:n

 

Answer type: multiple choice

Answer: 1:4

Wrong answers:

1:5 1:6 2:10

Workings:

\dfrac{1}{5} of the books are fiction, so \dfrac{4}{5} of the books are non-fiction.

Hence the ratio of he number of fiction books to the number of non-fiction books is 1:4

2 marks


Q18

X = {multiples of 3 between 23 and 35}

Y = {even numbers between 23 and 35}

 

18(a)

Which of the following lists contains all the members of X \cup Y?

 

Answer type: multiple choice

Answer: 24, 26, 27, 28, 30, 32, 33, 34

Wrong answers:

27,33

23,24,26,27,28,29,30,32,33,34

24, 30

Workings:

X \cup Y is the numbers in X or Y

X=\{24,27,30,33\}

Y= \{24,26,28,30,32,34 \}

X \cup Y contains the numbers from both sets (numbers in both sets are only listed once)

2 marks

 

18(b)

Which of the following lists contains all the members of X \cap Y?

Answer: 24, 30

Wrong answers:

27,33

23,24,26,27,28,29,30,32,33,34

24, 26, 27, 28, 30, 32, 33, 34

Workings:

X \cap Y contains the numbers in X and Y

X=\{24,27,30,33\}

Y= \{24,26,28,30,32,34 \}

The numbers which appear in both are 24 and 30

1 mark


Q25

On the grid below, which of the lines corresponds to the graph of y=2+2x?

Answer: B

Wrong answers:

A

C

D

Workings:

The graph of y=2+2x has a gradient of 2 and a y-intercept of +2

This corresponds to the line B on the grid.

3 marks


26

\textbf{a} = \begin{pmatrix} 3 \\ 7 \end{pmatrix}

\textbf{b} = \begin{pmatrix} 6 \\ -5 \end{pmatrix}

Work out \textbf{a}+4\textbf{b} as a colomn vector.

Select the correct answer from the options below.

Answer: \begin{pmatrix} 27 \\ -13 \end{pmatrix}

Wrong answers:

\begin{pmatrix} 18 \\ 23 \end{pmatrix}

\begin{pmatrix} 27 \\ 27 \end{pmatrix}

\begin{pmatrix} 27 \\ 13 \end{pmatrix}

Workings:

\textbf{a}+4\textbf{b} = \begin{pmatrix} 3+4\times6 \\ 7+4\times(-5) \end{pmatrix} = \begin{pmatrix} 27 \\ -13 \end{pmatrix}

2 marks