GCSE Revision − A Bit of Everything

This is a collection of questions from all the topics on the revision checklist

Guidance

1. Check your answers seem right.

2. Always show your workings
3. Take your time when working through this collection of questions

Revision for this test

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1 Place Value 222

2 Ordering Decimals 95

3 Negative Numbers 205 to 209

4 Factors 216

5 Function Machines 386

6 Cube Numbers and Cube Roots 212, 214

7 LCM, HCF 218, 219

8 Fractions, Decimals, Percentages 121 to 129

9 Recipes 256

10 Coordinates 84

11 Writing Expressions 16

12 Angles in a Triangle 37

13 Angles in a Quadrilateral 33

14 Bar Charts 147, 148

15 Symmetry 316, 317

16 Faces, Edges, Vertices 5, 3

17 Timetables 320

18 Distance Charts 318

19 Line Graphs 160

20 Translations 325, 326

21 Parts of the Circle 61

22 Nets 4

23 Multiplying Terms 18

24 Two-way Tables 319

25 Frequency Polygons 155, 156

26 Listing Outcomes 253

27 Collecting Like Terms 9

28 Mode, Median, Range, Mean 56, 50, 53, 57

29 Multiplication 199,200

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30 Division 98

31 Stem and Leaf 169, 170

32 Types of Angle 38

33 Rounding 276, 277a, 277b, 278

34 Estimation 215

35 BODMAS 211

36 Arithmetic with Decimals 90, 91, 92, 93, 94

37 Multiples 220

38 Prime numbers 225

39 Square numbers and Square roots 226, 228

40 Product of primes 223

41 Fractions of Amounts 137

42 Adding Fractions 133

43 Multiplying Fractions 142

44 Dividing Fractions 134

45 Percentages of Amounts 234, 235

46 Ratio 269, 270, 271

47 Substitution 20

48 Probability 245, 246, 248

49 Scatter Graphs 165 to 168

50 Pictograms 161, 162

51 Frequency Trees 376

52 Units 347, 349

53 Area of Rectangles/Triangles 45, 49

54 Angles in Polygons 32

55 Angle Facts 35, 30, 34, 39

56 Speed, Distance, Time 299

57 Estimated Mean 55

58 Venn Diagrams 380

59 Tree Diagrams 252

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60 Currency 214a

61 Drawing Linear Graphs 186

62 Reverse Percentages 240

63 Ratio 269, 270, 271

64 Percentage Change 233

65 Negative Indices 175

66 Expanding Two Brackets 14

67 Equations (letters both sides) 113

68 nth term 288

69 Factorising 117

70 Factorising Quadratics 118

71 y = mx + c 191

72 Solving Inequalities 178

73 Conversion Graphs 151

74 Difference between 2 Squares 120

75 Compound Interest 236

76 Standard Form (operations) 301, 302, 303

77 Cubic Graphs 344

78 Reciprocal Graph 346

79 Angles in Parallel Lines 25

80 Constructions 72, 78

81 Loci 75, 76, 77

82 Surface Area 310

83 Density 384

84 Pressure 385

85 Volume of a Prism 356

86 Enlargements 104, 105, 107

87 Circumference 60

88 Views 354

89 Area of Compound Shapes 41

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90 Volume of a Cylinder 357

91 Trigonometry 329, 330, 331

92 Arc Length 58

93 Area of a Sector 46

94 Surface area of Solids 313, 314

95 Volume of Spheres/Cones 359, 361

96 Vectors (Columns) 353a

97 Reflections 272, 273

98 Rotations 275

99 Congruent Triangles 67

100 Similar Shapes 292

101 Quadratic Graphs 264

102 Simultaneous Equations 295

103 Changing the Subject 7

104 Forming Equations 114, 115

105 Parallel Graphs 196

106 Pie Charts 163, 164

107 Indices 172, 174

108 Exact Trig Values 341

109 Pythagoras 257

110 Area of a Circle 59

111 Bearings 26, 27

112 Area of a Trapezium 48

113 Error Intervals 377

114 Best Buys 210

115 Use of a Calculator 352

116 Ratio - Problem Solving 269, 270, 271

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1. Here are four different digits.

8 1 5 6

(i) Put one digit in each box to make the smallest total.
You may only use each digit once.

(1)
(ii) Write down the total

...........................
(1)

2. The heights of 7 children are shown below.

132cm 1.2m 98cm 0.99m 116cm 1.4m 1.33m

(a) Change 132cm into metres.

.........................m
(1)

(b) Change 98cm into metres.

.........................m
(1)
(c) Order the heights, starting with the shortest.

......................................................................................................................
(1)

(d) Work out the median.

.........................
(1)

Children over 1 metre may go on a ride at a funfair.

(e) What fraction of the children may not go on the ride.

.........................
(1)
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3. The temperature, in °C, at midnight at a weather station on 5 days was recorded

(a) What fraction of the days had a temperature below 0°C?

..............................
(1)
(b) What is the range of the temperatures?

..............................°C
(1)

4. From the list of numbers

3 5 7 9 11 15 24

(a) Write down a factor of 12

.............................
(1)

(b) Write down a factor of 28

.............................
(1)

(c) Write down a factor of 81

.............................
(1)

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5.

(a) Work out the output, when the input is 10.

.............................
(1)

(b) Work out the input, when the output is 25.

.............................
(1)

(c) If the input is the same as the output, work out the input.

.............................
(1)

6. Don says

“the difference between two consecutive cube numbers is always odd.”

Is Don correct?
You must show your workings.

(2)

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7. Trains leave Bristol

to Cardiff every 15 minutes

to London every 21 minutes

A train to Cardiff and a train to London both leave Bristol at 11am.

At what time will a train to Cardiff and a train to London next leave Bristol at the
same time?

.........................
(3)

8. Penny gets £8 pocket money.

She is given an increase of £3.

(a) Write down £3 as a fraction of £8

.........................
(1)

(b) Write your answer as a percentage

.........................
(1)

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9. Jo has a recipe for Bolognese Sauce,

She only has 400g of minced beef.

How much of the other ingredients should she use?

Chopped Tomatoes: ................................g

Mushrooms: ................................g

Chicken Stock: ................................g

(3)

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10. The points A (-3, 2), B (-1, 4) and D (-1, -3).

ABCD is a kite.
Complete the kite and write down the coordinates of C.
(............ , ............)
(2)

11. An airplane has economy and first class seating.

There are s seats in each row in economy.
There are t seats in each row in first class.

There are 9 rows in first class and 24 rows in economy.

Write down an expression, in terms of s and t, for the number of seats on the
airplane.

....................................
(2)
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12.

DEF is a straight line.

CE = CF.
Angle ECF is 40⁰.
Angle DCE is 15⁰.

Find the size of the angle marked y.

.........................⁰
(4)

13. Shown below is a kite.

(a) Find x

.........................⁰
(1)
(b) Find y

.........................⁰
(1)

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14. Miss Jackson asked the 32 students in her tutor group which language they
study.

Each student studies one language only.

Half of the students in the tutor group study Spanish.

Six more students study German than French.

Complete the bar chart.

(4)

15. The diagram below shows a regular hexagon.

(a) Write down the order of rotational symmetry of the hexagon.

.........................
(1)

(b) On the diagram draw in all the lines of symmetry.

(2)

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16. Complete the table below.

(6)

17. Here is part of a train timetable.

Freddy wants to travel from Randalstown to Ballycastle.

He arrives at Randalstown at 13:03 to catch the next train to Ballycastle.

(a) How long does this train journey take?

.........................minutes
(2)

Jennifer lives in Antrim and her friend lives in Ballymena.

Jennifer lives a 5 minute walk from Antrim train station.
Her friend lives a 30 minute walk from Ballymena train station.
Jennifer wants to arrive at her friend’s house before 3pm.
Plan Jennifer’s journey to her friend’s house.

(5)

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18. Here is a route map between four towns.
The distances, in kilometres, between some of the towns are shown on the map.

The distance from Swantown to Oldville is 95 kilometres.

(a) Work out the distance from Newham to Oldville.

.................... kilometres
(2)

(b) Complete the distance chart below to show the distances between the towns.

(3)

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19. The table shows the average price of unleaded petrol in England over 5 years.

(a) Draw a line graph for the data

(2)

(b) Between which two consecutive years did the price increase the most?

......................... and .........................

(1)

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20.

Write down the translation vector that would take A to B.

(1)

21. Here is a list of words connected to circles.

Tangent Radius Diameter Chord Centre Circumference

Label the four boxes in the diagram below, by choosing the correct word from
the list.

(4)
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22. Here are 4 diagrams.

Three of these diagrams show a net for a square-based pyramid.

Write down the letter of the diagram which is not a net for a square-based
pyramid.

.........................
(1)

23. Simplify

(a) 8×y×2
.........................
(1)

(b) a×a×a
.........................
(1)

(c) 3×a×c
.........................
(1)

(d) w×5×e
.........................
(1)

(e) 2y × y
.........................
(1)

(f) 3a × 4c
.........................
(1)
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24. 100 people study one language at a college.

Some people study French.

Some people study Spanish.
The rest of the people study German.

54 of the people are male.

20 of the 29 people who study Spanish are female.
31 people study German.
15 females study French.

Work out the number of males who study German.

.........................
(4)

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25. The table gives information about the income of 200 households in a village.

Draw a frequency polygon for the information in the table.

(2)
26. Magnus flips a fair coin once and rolls an ordinary dice once.

(a) Write down all the possible outcomes.

................................................................................................................................

................................................................................................................................

................................................................................................................................
(2)
(b) Find the probability that Magnus gets a head and a 3.

.........................
(1)
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27.
(a) Simplify 8a + 3c - 5c + 3a

.........................
(2)

(b) Simplify 3a + 2w - 5a - 9w

.........................
(2)

(c) Simplify 3y² + 2w² + y² - w²

.........................
(2)

28. Hannah is recording the number of letters in each word in an article.

These are the first ten lengths.

3 4 5 6 2 4 3 7 3 6

(a) Work out the median.

.........................
(2)

(b) Calculate the mean.

.........................
(2)
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 The 11th word has 4 letters.

(c) Tick the box which describes what affect this will have on the mean.

(1)

(d) Tick the box which describes what affect this will have on the median.

(1)

29. James bought a motor scooter on hire purchase.

He paid a deposit of £275 and 18 monthly payments of £36.

At the end of the payments, he sold the motor scooter for £450.

How much did it cost him in total?

£............................
(3)
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30. Paul has £10 to buy rulers at 60p each.

What change should he get if he buys as many as possible?

..........................
(3)

31. Helen plays darts.

Here are her scores.

55 23 48 29 41 47 36

35 40 35 44 34 35

(a) Draw an ordered stem and leaf diagram to show her scores.

(3)

(b) Write down the mode.

......................
(1)
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32. Here is a trapezium.

(a) Mark a right angle with a letter R.

(1)

(b) Mark an acute angle with a letter A.

(1)

(c) Mark an obtuse angle with a letter O.

(1)

33. (a) Write 5725 to the nearest 100.

..........................
(1)

(b) Write 83.07718 correct to two decimal places.

..........................
(1)

(c) Write 6.35 correct to 1 decimal place.

..........................
(1)

(d) Write 129.34952 correct to 1 decimal place.

..........................
(1)
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34. Work out an estimate for

....................
(3)

35. Work out

(a) (2 + 5)²

.........................
(1)

(b) 5 + 3 x 6

.........................
(1)

(c) 22 − 14 ÷ 2

.........................
(1)

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36. Timothy orders the following items at a restaurant.

4 pizzas at £4.49 each.

2 garlic breads at £3.10 each.
2 orange juices at £1.19 each.
2 sparkling water at 99p each.

Complete the bill below.

(4)

37. From the list of numbers

7 9 12 21 23 30 36 45

(a) write down the multiples of 7.

.............................
(2)

(b) write down the multiples of 5.

.............................
(2)

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38. Sort all the numbers into the correct boxes.

(3)

39. Arrange these in order, starting with the smallest.

3² √100 4² √80

..................................................................
(2)

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40. (a) Write 60 as a product of its prime factors.

.....................................
(2)

(b) Find the Lowest Common Multiple (LCM) of 60 and 75.

.....................................
(2)

41. Bill is 80 years old.

His son Max is ⅝ of his age.

His granddaughter Jayne is ⅕ of his age.

How many years older than Jayne is Max?

.........................
(4)

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42. Work out, as a simplified fraction.

.........................
(2)

43. Work out

Give your answer as a mixed number.

.........................
(3)

44. Work out

Give your answer as a fraction in its simplest form.

.........................
(2)

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45. At Frome International train station, 35% of trains were late in a week.
In that week there were 440 trains.

Calculate how many trains were on time.

..........................
(3)

46. At a rugby match, the ratio of children to adults is 2 : 3

There are 80 children in the crowd.
Each adult ticket costs £8
Each child ticket costs a quarter of the adult ticket.

Work out the total money made from ticket sales.

£.........................
(4)

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47. v = u + at

(a) Work out v when u = 23, a = 4 and t = 3

.........................
(2)

(b) Work out u when v = 30, a = 2 and t = 8

.........................
(2)

(c) Work out t when v = 40, u = 12 and a = 4

.........................
(2)

48. Tony makes a fair six-sided spinner.

The spinner has the numbers 7, 8 and 9 on it.

The probability the spinner will land on 7 is greater than the probability that the
spinner will land on 8.

The probability that the spinner will land on 9 is ⅓

Write the numbers on the spinner.

(2)

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49. The table shows the charge (£) by plumbers for jobs of different duration (hours).

(a) Plot the data on the scatter graph below.

(2)

(b) Describe the correlation.

................................................................................................................................

................................................................................................................................
(1)

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 (c) Draw a line of best fit on the scatter graph.
(1)

(d) Use your line of best fit to estimate the charge for a 4 hour job.

£.........................
(1)

(e) Explain why it may not be appropriate to use your line of best fit to estimate
the charge for a job lasting 12 hours.

................................................................................................................................

................................................................................................................................
(1)

50. The number of hours of sunshine on a day, across a number of cities is shown
below.

(a) How many more hours of sunshine was there in Norwich than Belfast?

.............................hours
(1)
In Glasgow there was 9 hours of sunshine.

(b) Complete the pictogram.

(2)
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51. 62 people took part in a talent show
43 of the people were women.
10 people made it through to the final and the rest were eliminated.
3 men made it through to the final

a) Complete the frequency tree

(2)

b) What fraction of the men made it through to the final?

…………………….
(2)

52.

Work out the distance between the town and the beach.
State your units.

................................
(3)

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53. Shown below is a right-angled triangle.

The area of the triangle is 21cm²

Calculate y, the length of the base.

.........................cm
(2)

54. Shown below is a regular pentagon.

(a) Find the size of each interior angle.

x = .........................⁰
(2)

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 Three identical regular pentagons are joined as shown above.

(b) Work out the size of angle y.

y = .........................⁰
(2)

55.

DEF is a straight line.

CE = CF.
Angle ECF is 40⁰.
Angle DCE is 15⁰.

Find the size of the angle marked y.

.........................⁰
(4)
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56. A car travels 240 kilometres in 3 hours 45 minutes

Calculate the average speed, in km/h, of the car.

.........................km/h
(3)

57. The time for ten students to complete a race is below.

Work out an estimate for the mean time taken.

..........................seconds
(4)

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58. Here is a Venn diagram.

A number is chosen at random.

(a) Write down P (A ∩ B)

............................
(2)

(b) Write down P (A ∪ B)

............................
(2)

59. Jennifer is playing darts.

She throws two darts aiming for a Bullseye.

The probability Jennifer hits the Bullseye on her first throw is ¼.

The probability she hits the Bullseye on her second throw ⅓.

(a) Complete the tree diagram.

(b) Work out the probability Jennifer hits the Bullseye at least once.

..........................
(2)

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60. James is going on holiday in New York.
James changes £400 into dollars ($).

The exchange rate is £1 = $1.38

Work out how many dollars ($) James will receive.

(2)

61. On the grid, draw y = 4x − 5 for values of x from −2 to 2.

(4)

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62. A fish tank sprung a leak and loses 20% of its water.
There is now 240 litres of water in the fish tank.

How much water was in the fish tank before the leak?

.........................l
(3)
63. A piece of carpet is 240cm long.
Mr Jones cuts it into three pieces in the ratio 1 : 2 : 5

Work out the length of the longest piece of carpet.

................................
(3)
64. Peter’s weight decreases from 80kg to 64kg.

Calculate the percentage decrease in Peter’s weight.

.........................%
(2)

65. Work out

..........................
(1)

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66. Expand and simplify (w − 6)(w + 7)

...................................
(2)

67. Solve 4y + 1 = 29 − 2y

y = ...................................
(2)

68. Work out the nth term for this sequence

12 22 32 42 52 ... ...

.........................
(2)
69. Factorise fully

..................................
(2)

70. Factorise x² + 4x − 12

.....................................
(2)

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71. A straight line L is shown on the grid.

Work out the equation of line L

.........................
(3)

72. Solve the inequality 4x + 6 ≥ 8

.........................
(2)

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73. Shown below is a conversion to change between kilograms and pounds.

(a) Using the graph, convert 5 kilograms to pounds.

........................pounds
(1)

(b) Using the graph, convert 8 pounds to kilograms.

........................kilograms
(1)

A piano weighs 150 kilograms.

(c) Change 150 kilograms to pounds.

........................pounds
(2)

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74. Factorise x² − 121

.....................................
(2)

75. Sebastian leaves £3000 in the bank for two years.

It earns compound interest of 2% per year.

Calculate the total amount Sebastian has in the bank at the end of the two
years.

£.........................
(2)

76. Write the following numbers in standard form.

(a) 40000

..........................................
(1)

(b) 5600

..........................................
(1)

(c) 41200000

..........................................
(1)

(d) 0.00000008

..........................................
(1)
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77. (a) Complete the table of values for y = x³ + 2x2 − 1

(2)

(b) On the grid, draw the graph of y = x³ + 2x2 − 1 for the values of x
−3 ≤ x ≤ 2

(2)

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78. Complete the table of values for

(2)

(b) On the grid, draw the graph of for 0.5 ≤ x ≤ 10

(2)

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79. In the diagram AB is parallel to CD.

(a) Work out the size of the angle marked x.

.........................°
Give a reason for your answer.

........................................................................................................................
(2)
(b) Write down the value of y.

.........................°
Give a reason for your answer.

........................................................................................................................
(2)

80. Using ruler and compasses, construct the bisector of angle ABC.

(2)

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81. A and B are two points.

Shade the region which contains those points which are both closer to A than to
B, and less than 5cm from B.

(2)

82.

Work out the surface area of this cuboid.

State the units of your answer.

..............................
(3)
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83. What is the volume of a piece of metal that has a mass of 300g and density
of 6g/cm³?

………………..cm³
(2)

84.

..............................
(3)

85. Shown below is a triangular prism.

Find the volume of the triangular prism.

.........................cm³
(3)

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86. Shown below is a rectangle drawn on a coordinate grid.

Enlarge the rectangle by scale factor 2, using centre of enlargement (−1, 0).

(3)
87. Shown below is a circle with radius 10cm.

Work out the circumference of the circle.

Give your answer in terms of π.

.........................cm
(2)
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88. Here are the front elevation and plan view of a solid shape.

(a) On the grid, draw the side elevation.

(2)

(b) Draw a sketch of the solid shape.

(2)
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89. Shown is the plan of a small field.

Thomas is going to keep some chickens in the field.

Each chicken needs 5m².

Work out the greatest number of chickens Thomas can keep in the field.

.........................
(5)

90. Below is a cylinder with diameter 8cm and height of 10cm.

Find the volume of the cylinder.

......................... cm³
(3)
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91. The diagram shows a right-angled triangle.

Calculate the length of x.

.........................cm
(3)

92. A semi-circle has diameter 20cm.

Calculate the perimeter of the semi-circle.

.........................m
(2)
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93. Shown is a major sector of a circle.

Find the area of the major sector.

.........................cm²
(3)

94. Shown is a sphere with radius 6cm.

Calculate the surface area of the sphere.

…………………….cm²
(3)
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95. A cone has base diameter 18cm.
The height of the cone is 20cm.

Calculate the volume of the cone.

.........................cm³
(3)

96. Given

Work out 2a + b

.........................
(3)

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97.

Reflect shape A in the line x = 4

Label the new shape B.

(2)

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98.

Rotate shape A 180° about centre (−1, 2)

(3)

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99.
For each pair below, state the condition why they are congruent.

(a)

Condition: ...................
(1)

(b)

Condition: ...................
(1)

(c)

Condition: ...................
(1)

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100.

Triangle ABC is similar to triangle ADE.

AB = 6cm
BC = 8cm
CE = 6.25cm
DE = 18cm

(a) Work out the length of DB.

........................cm
(3)

(b) Work out the length of AC.

........................cm
(3)

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101. (a) Complete the table of values for y = x² + x

(2)

(b) On the grid, draw the graph of y = x² + x for the values of x from -3 to 3.

(2)

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102. Solve the simultaneous equations

3x + 5y = 1
2x − 3y = 7

Do not use trial and improvement

x = ......................... y = ..........................
(4)

103.

(a) Work out the value of v when u = 4 and t = 3

v = ..........................
(2)

(b) Make u the subject of the formula

u = ..........................
(2)

(c) Make t the subject of the formula

t = ..........................
(2)

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104. A rectangle is shown below.

(a) Explain why 4x + 1 = 2x + 9

................................................................................................................................

................................................................................................................................
(1)

(b) Find the size of x.

x = ......................cm
(2)
(c) Work out the area of the rectangle.

......................cm²
(2)

105.

The lines A and B are parallel.

The line A passes through the point (0, 8)

The line B has equation y = 3x + 1

Write down the equation of line A

..............................
(2)
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106. The table gives information about the dogs in a village

Draw an accurate pie chart to show this information.

(4)

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107. (a) Simplify

.............................
(1)

(b) Simplify

.............................
(1)

(c) Simplify

.............................
(1)

108. Write down the exact value of Cos 60°

.............................
(1)

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109. Below is rectangle, ABCD

AD = 5cm
BD = 13cm

Calculate the perimeter of rectangle ABCD

.........................cm
(3)

110. A circle has an area of 64 cm²

Work out the radius of the circle.

.........................cm
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111. The diagram shows the position of two people, A and B, who are on their Duke
of Edinburgh expedition.

The bearing of person C from person A is 062⁰

The bearing of person C from person B is 275⁰

In the space above, mark the position of person C with a cross (x). Label it C.

(3)

112.

Calculate the area of the trapezium.

....................cm²
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113. Nigel measures the time, t seconds, to complete a race as 14.8 seconds correct
to the nearest tenth of a second.

Write down the error interval for t.

.........................
(2)

114. Candles normally cost £6 each.

Two websites have special offers

Laura wants to buy 30 candles.

Which website should Laura use?

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115. Calculate the value of

(a) Write down your full calculator display.

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(1)
(b) Give your answer to three significant figures.

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116. Felicity has two boxes of counters, each with an equal ratio of black and white
beads.

In box A, 54 of the beads of black and 36 are white.

There are 162 white beads in box B.

How many beads are there in the two boxes in total?

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(4)

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