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Functional Skills Level 1

MATHEMATICS
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Monday 13 January 2020 Afternoon Time allowed: 1 hour 30 minutes

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Answer all questions in the spaces provided.

1 Which of the following is a net of a cube?

Circle the correct letter.
[1 mark]

A B C D

2 Calculate 522
[1 mark]

Answer

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3 Here is a regular hexagon. box

How many lines of symmetry does the hexagon have?

Circle your answer.
[1 mark]

2 3 6 12

4 A fair ordinary six-sided dice is rolled.

Write down the probability that it lands on a number greater than 4

Give your answer as a fraction.
[1 mark]

Answer

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5 Measure the size of angle x. box

[1 mark]

Answer °

6 Work out the number of minutes in 7 days.

[2 marks]

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7 Write these fractions in order, starting with the smallest. box

7 3 2
10 4 3
[2 marks]

smallest

largest

8 Here are seven numbers.

4 12 10 13 4 6 14

Work out the mean.

[3 marks]

Answer 12

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Answer all questions in the spaces provided.

9 Hotel

Vikki and Zach work part-time in a hotel.

9 (a) Vikki works on the reception desk.

Her normal rate of pay is £9.65 per hour.
She is paid double for working on a bank holiday.
One week she works for 30 hours in total.
26 of these hours are at her normal rate of pay.
The other hours are on a bank holiday.

Work out her total pay for the week.

[4 marks]

Answer £

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9 (b) Zach is a porter in the hotel. box

He takes the guests’ luggage to their rooms.

He is paid £8.10 per hour.
Here are the hours he worked one week.

Monday 5 pm to 9 pm

Thursday 3 pm to 6 pm

Saturday 10 am to 2 pm

Was he paid more than £90 for the week?

You must show your working.
[3 marks]

9 (c) Zach gets £23.80 in tips from guests.

He keeps 85% of this money.
He gives the rest to Vikki.

How much money does he give to Vikki?

[3 marks]

Answer £

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9 (d) Zach wants to save £185 to buy a keyboard. box

He saves £35 each week.

How many weeks does it take him to save enough money to buy the keyboard?
[3 marks]

Answer 13

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10 Gardener box

Beth is a gardener.
Here is a sketch of a rectangular garden she is designing.

Not drawn
accurately

10 (a) Beth wants to cover one third of the area of the garden with lawn turf.
Lawn turf costs £2.75 per square metre.
It can be cut to fit any area.

Work out the cost of the lawn turf she will need.
[4 marks]

Answer £

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10 (b) There will be a pond for fish in the garden. box

The pond will be a cuboid of length 2.5 m and width 1.8 m

The pond will be filled with water to a depth of 1.2 m

1 cubic metre = 1000 litres

Each fish needs 360 litres of water.

Work out the maximum number of fish that can be kept in the pond.
[4 marks]

Answer

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10 (c) Beth wants to buy some rose bushes for a flower bed in the garden. box

She sees this advert.

Rose bushes

£13.50 each
Buy one, get one half price

How much will Beth pay for 6 rose bushes using this offer?
[4 marks]

Answer £ 12

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11 Concert box

Anya is organising an outdoor concert.

11 (a) Anya is planning where to put refreshment stalls.

There will be
3 rectangular food stalls, each measuring 6 m by 2 m
2 square food stalls, each measuring 4 m by 4 m
1 rectangular drinks stall measuring 6 m by 3 m
There must be at least 2 m of space between stalls.

The centimetre grid represents a scale drawing of the area she can use.
On the grid, 1 cm represents 2 m

Draw a possible plan for the stalls on the centimetre grid.

[4 marks]

Scale: 1 cm represents 2 m

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11 (b) Tickets to the concert will cost £55 box

There is an early booking discount of 20%

Work out the total cost of 3 tickets using the early booking discount.
[4 marks]

Answer £

11 (c) The concert will start at 7.30 pm

Anya wants to know when to open the gates to let people in.
She wants to allow at least
30 minutes to check tickets
and then
40 minutes for people to buy food and drinks.

What is the latest time the gates should open?

[3 marks]

Answer 11

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12 Holiday box

Jack is planning a holiday to Turkey.

12 (a) He finds this information about average temperatures in Turkey.

Month Apr May June July Aug Sep

Temperature (°C) 16 20 25 28 27 24

On the grid below, draw a suitable diagram to show this information.

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12 (b) Jack decides to visit Turkey in July. box

The table shows the costs for a holiday in July.

Price per person for half board

Date of travel to
7 nights 10 nights 14 nights
Turkey

1 to 10 July £489 £630 £758

11 to 18 July £515 £642 £760

19 to 31 July £648 £816 £937

Upgrade to All Inclusive for £21.50 per person per night

Jack wants to travel on 12 July and stay for 14 nights.

He has £1100 to pay for the holiday.

Can he afford to upgrade to All Inclusive for all 14 nights?

You must show your working.
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12 (c) Jack will exchange some English pounds for Turkish lira. box

£1 = 7.38 Turkish lira

Jack says,
“I want 6500 Turkish lira to take on holiday.”

Work out the number of pounds Jack will need to exchange for Turkish lira.
Give your answer correct to the nearest pound.
[2 marks]

Answer £

12 (d) The table shows information about flight delays for 60 flights to Turkey.

Flight delays to Turkey

Delay time Number of flights

No delay 36

Less than 1 hour 13

1 hour to 3 hours 8

More than 3 hours 3

Estimate the probability that Jack’s flight will be delayed by at least 1 hour.
Use the data in the table.
[2 marks]

Answer 12

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