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Year 7 Maths Final Exam Notification 2022

This document provides notification for an upcoming mathematics assessment for Year 7 students. The assessment will cover chapters 2, 4, 5, 6, and 8 from the textbook and will take place in Week 6 as a 90-minute test worth 30% of the student's semester grade. It outlines the assessment method, date, weighting, outcomes, task description, and guidelines. Notes encourage students to focus their studying on terms 3 and 4 which will make up 60-80% of the exam and review the textbook and practice papers in preparation.

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Year 7 Maths Final Exam Notification 2022

This document provides notification for an upcoming mathematics assessment for Year 7 students. The assessment will cover chapters 2, 4, 5, 6, and 8 from the textbook and will take place in Week 6 as a 90-minute test worth 30% of the student's semester grade. It outlines the assessment method, date, weighting, outcomes, task description, and guidelines. Notes encourage students to focus their studying on terms 3 and 4 which will make up 60-80% of the exam and review the textbook and practice papers in preparation.

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Assessment Notification

Subject: Mathematics Teacher: Mr. Saad

Assessment Method: 2022 Semester 2 Examination Year: Year 7

Date: Week 6 Weighting: 30%

Assessment
MA4–18MG,MA4–4NA,MA4–5NA,MA4–5NA,MA4–15MG,MA4–8NA.
Outcomes:
Description of ● Chapter 2: Angle relationships
Assessment:
● Chapter 4: Understanding fractions, decimals, and percentages
● Chapter 5: Probability
● Chapter 6: Computation with decimals and fractions
● Chapter 7: Time
● Chapter 8: Algebraic techniques

Please focus more on term 3 and 4 as around 60 - 80% of the exam will be from these 2
terms.

Task Description: 90-minute test

Guidelines:
● Write using black or blue pen
● Marks may not be awarded for messy or badly arranged work
● All necessary working must be shown in every question, or marks will
not be awarded. As each question is worth one mark, there will be no
part marks.

Notes: The following are useful textbook references:


Everything covered during the year until week 4 of Term 4.Cambridge Math NSW Year
7.

Do the chapter review for the above chapters. Start early and feel free to ask Mr. Saad
questions if you have forgotten some topics. We will also do practice papers in the lead
up to the exam.

I acknowledge that my son/daughter has received this assessment task notification and must complete
it to the best of his/ her ability by the due date.

Parent Signature: Date:


Assessment Notification

General Assessment Guidelines


Please ensure you review the following guidelines to ensure your assessments are completed correctly.

1. General Assessments
☑ General assessments must be completed by the due date.
☑ Penalties of 5% will apply for each day the assessment is submitted late.

2. Examination Guidelines
General Equipment Checklist:
Students will be required to bring the following materials to the examination:

☑ Two blue pens ☑ 1 sharpener


☑ Two lead pencils ☑ 1 eraser

Subject-specific checklist:
The following is a list of materials to be taken alongside the general equipment list:

English Mathematics Science Visual Arts HSIE


☑ 1 calculator
☑ ruler
☑ geometry set

PDHPE Islamic Studies Arabic Leadership Music

STUDENT CONDUCT:
Students are to conduct themselves in a responsible and ethical manner during the examination. They will not be
permitted to perform any of the following actions during the examination:
� Talk � Borrow materials
� Leave their seat � Ask questions (after the reading time ends)

Students must sit in their allocated place for the duration of the examination period

PLAGIARISM
Students must submit their own work. Failure to do so may be seen as plagiarism.

The penalty for plagiarism may include;


1. Receiving a zero mark (where there is blatant and extensive plagiarism or where there is evidence that the
work does not belong to the student)
2. Asked to re-submit the assignment
3. A non-attempt will be awarded (Principal’s decision).

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