. CASS? cessssscssseseesseecessiieeesnnees KS2 Maths SAT Buster Geometry, Measures & Statistics Ages 10-11Contents Section 1 - Geometry 2D Shapes 1 Circles 3D Shapes ...... Angles Angle Calculations Coordinates SyMMELY ene Translation and Reflection 16 Section 2 - Measurement Units .. Reading Scales on 22 TIME oeseneessee 24 Money. 28 Perimeter and Area 129 Volume 4 Section 3 - Statistics Tables, Charts and Graphs 35 Analysing Data ... oa Scoresheet ...Here's what you have to do In Year 6 you have to take some tests called the SATs. This book will help you do well in the geometry, measures & statistics questions on the maths tests, This is a Trimeasuretops — it can A 4 handle even the trickiest maths questions Your aim is to become a Trimeasuretops. Work through the questions in the book. When you finish a topic, add up ‘your marks and write them in the scoresheet at the end of the book Then, put a tick in the box at the end of the topic to show how you got on. If you got a lot of questions wrong, put a tick in the circle on the left, Don't worry — every Trimeasuretops has to start somewhere. ‘Make sure you know your geometry, measures and statistics rules inside out, then have another go. If you're nearly there but your maths is still a bit wobbly, put a tick in the middle circle Ask your teacher to help you work out the areas you need more practice on If you're really confident and got nearly all the questions right, tick the circle on the right. Congratulations — you're a Trimeasuretops!Section 1 — Geometry 1 2D Shapes Check how well you know the properties of 20 shapes by trying out these questions, 1) Here is part of a shape. Draw more straight lines to make it into a hexagon. 3 ge your ts te ge thsi fd eat “mark 2) Match each description to the shape it describes. One has been done for you It has three sides. ‘Two sides are the same length. ‘Two of the angles are equal. Equilateral Triangle Regular Pentagon It has four sides. It has two pairs of parallel sides. It has four right angles. Rectangle Isosceles Triangle It has five sides. All sides are the same length. All of the angles are equal. Regular Hexagon Parallelogram mana 3) Complete the table by putting a tick or a cross in each box. ‘Shape Properties Shape | 2ormore At least one pair ; equal anges} P°9"'8r | of parallel sides | Udriateral Sane © CGP — not to be photocopied Section 1 — Geometry2D Shapes 4) Circle the equilateral triangle. Put a cross through the scalene triangle. 5) This is a sorting diagram. One shape is in the wrong place. Puta cross through the shape that has not been sorted correctly. Regular Irregular Has at least one right angle tte | OD | =< marks 6) The shape on the grid can be split into two by drawing a line from Ato another corer. C D Give the letter of the corner you would join to comer Ato make: Lt A E 5 Aparallelogram and a pentagon: =| Two trapeziums: 7) Are these statements true or false? Circle the answers. A square is a type of rectangle. TRUE | FALSE A parallelogram has four equal angles. TRUE | FALSE A rhombus has four equal sides. TRUE | FALSE Here's a 2D picture of a Trimeasuretops. They really like 2D shapes too. What about you? "mark marks Section 1 — Geometry © CGP — not to be photocopiedCircles Give these questions a go to find out just how much you know about circles. 1) Fillin the missing lengths on these circles. One has been done for you, The diameter is twice as long as the radius. 4 lem 6 cm 2cm jer “Tmark 2) This diagram shows a circle with a diameter of 30 cm. The diagram is not accurately drawn What is the radius of the circle? What is the name of the part of the circle labelled z? marks 3) Jean-Claude has a circular patio in his garden. The radius of the patio is 20 m. Grass 20m} Patio What is the diameter of Jean-Claude’s patio? “1 mark A Trimeasuretops can name the parts of a circle, and do diameter and radius calculations. How did you do? © CCP — not to be photocopied4 pray 3D Shapes You'll be pretty familiar with some 3D shapes like cubes and cuboids, but others are a bit trickier to get your head around. Test your knowledge by trying out these questions. 1) Write the names of the 3D shapes described below. One has been done for you. Ithas one curved face. Ithas six faces Ithas one other face which is a circle. _ All the faces are identical squares. The shape is a cone |. The shape is a It has two identical triangular faces. It has one square face. The other three faces are rectangles. The other four faces are triangles. The shape is a The shape is a marks 2) Complete the table. Number of | Number of pairs enzo See ee vertices of parallel faces Cuboid 8 Triangular 6 based pyramid Hexagonal Atleast 1 prism marks 3) Aprism with two square faces has been drawn on the grid below. Give another name for this prism. 7 mark Complete the prisms that have triangular faces on the grid. Use a ruler. 2 The edge, ‘eat ofeach pe = un mans Section 1 — Geometry © CGP — not to be photocopieda 3D Shapes 4) This is a net for a cuboid. Ithas one extra face. Cross out one face that could be removed. Imagine fling up the ‘ich face do you "mark 5) The net shown here will make a cube when folded together. Draw an arrow pointing to the edge which will join to the edge labelled A. A 8) This shape is made by joining 3 cuboids. How many faces does it have? A real Trimeasuretops is 3D, Are you good enough with 3D shapes to be a real Trimeasuretops? Tick the box. © CGP — not to be photocopied "mark 1 mark Section 1 — Geometry6 | j Angles Have a go at these questions to see what you know about different types of angles. 1) Match up the angles with their descriptions. One has been done for you. 270° is equal to thee 270 half turn right angles. 90° full turn 360° three-quarter turn 180° quarter turn mans 2) Place these angles in order from smallest to largest. Write the letter of the correct angle in each box. A B c D E smallest largest mark What is the letter of the acute angle? mark 3) Look at the diagram. The shape starts in Position 1 Itis then rotated clockwise. It finishes in Position 2. Position 1 Position 2 How many degrees has the shape been rotated? * clockwis “™ ‘mark Section 1 — Geometry © CGP — not to be photocopied“{ Angles 4) Measure the obtuse angle inside this shape accurately. Use a protractor. Write the angle in the right place inside the shape. mak 5) Measure the two acute angles inside this shape accurately. Use a protractor. Write the angles in the right places inside the shape. 2 mans 6) Without measuring, circle the 110° angle below. TTmark 7) Without measuring, write the letters of the angles in order of size. Start with the smallest. smallest ————————> largest mak Estimate the size of angle B. Write your answer in the box. ° mark © CGP — not to be photocopied Section 1 — Geometryi Angles 8) Look at these 3 angles. Use a protractor to measure each angle and write the answer in the box. Under each box, circle whether the angle is ACUTE or OBTUSE. ACUTE | OBTUSE ACUTE / OBTUSE ACUTE / OBTUSE Smarks 9) Draw the following angles using a ruler and a protractor. 43° tt? marks A Trimeasuretops knows the difference between obtuse and acute angles. How about you? Tick the box, Section 1 — Geometry © CGP — not to be photocopied| Angle Calculations You can use the angle rules for different shapes and lines to solve problems. Try out the questions below and see how you do. 1) Look at this right-angled triangle. Without measuring, work out the size of angle A. bh This question has been done for you. A+ 59° + 90° = 180° x (12,11) marks “mark14. a symmetry =| Have a go at these questions to see how well you understand symmetry. 1) Draw lines to match these regular polygons with their number of lines of symmetry. One has been done for you. regular hexagon 3 square 4 regular pentagon 5 equilateral triangle 6 mark 2) Draw a reflection of this shape about the mirror line. Use a ruler. -7--2> -|-mirror line mark 3) Look at the 3 shapes below. A B Write the letter of the correct shape in each box. This shape has no lines of symmetry. This shape has exactly one line of symmetry. This shape has more than one line of symmetry. mans Time to reflect on how well you did with these symmetry questions! Tick the box to show how you feel. Section 1 — Geometry © CEP — not to be photocopied16 Ss. Translation and Reflection Translation and reflection are two different ways of moving shapes around. Try these questions out and see how you get on. 1) Shape X is translated 9 squares to the left and 2 squares down. Draw the new position of Shape X, and label it Y. mark Shape Y is translated 5 squares to the right and 1 square down. Draw the new position of Shape Y and label it Z. mark How would you translate Shape X straight to the position of Shape Z? mark 2) Two identical shapes have been drawn on this grid. Shape X is translated to the same position as shape Y. Describe this translation squares and squares "mark © CGP — not to be photocopied Section 1 — Geometry16 Translation and Reflection me 3) The coordinates of vertex V on the shape y on the grid are (a, b). 3 The shape is translated so that the coordinates, ; x) of the translated vertex V are (a + 3, b—5). } S[t2sasersx Write down the coordinates of the translated vertex V. “2 Sty fing tne tect =A Coordinates: ( : ) cles 5 4) Shape 1 has been reflected in a mirror line ABCD to the position of Shape 2 vit rere Which mirror line was used? htt ttt reread Write the letter in the box. A tt Al htt Lit rttd rrr 5) Below is a shape on a coordinate grid. Reflect the shape in the x-axis. 2 pea eth ve” septal then inthe (ev ee tpt y 4 3 2 1 SSTESFSIAY TASTE CT EX A Trimeasuretops can translate any Maths problem into (34. D a straightforward answer. How did you find these? \ “mark “mark mark Section | — Geometry © CGP — not to be photocopiedSection 2 — Measurement (Ths Units 7 Knowing how to change from one unit to another makes solving measurement problems much easier. Have a go at these questions and see how you get on with them. 1) Here are some amounts. Circle the best estimate for each amount. The amount of lemonade in a can 300ml = 31. 3001 = 30001 The mass of a cat 4g 400g 4kg 400kg The length of a pen 15cm 15cm 1500mm 15m 2) Abag of potatoes has a mass of 4.5 kg. Put a tick next to the two statements that are most likely to be true. The bag contains about 10 potatoes. The bag contains about 200 potatoes. The bag weighs about the same as 10 bags of crisps. The bag has a larger mass than a 4 year old child The bag weighs about the same as a newborn baby. 3) These amounts are written in litres. Change them into millilitres. Write your answers in the boxes. One has been done for you. 51 =| 5000 |m 7 = mi 201 = ‘There are 1000 mi in j lo 5 « 1000, Titre, so de 4.51 = mo 2315 ml 6.851 = marks marks ml ml © 0GP — not to be photocopied marks Section 2 — Measurement18 (de. Units 4) How many millimetres are there in half a metre? Tick the box. 0.5 mm Smm 50 mm 500 mm 5) Change these units of measurement. “mark Change 2.9em into millimetres. Change 150.cm into metres. mm marks 6) Syed's rabbit has a mass of 2.1kg. Its ears are 0.15m long. Fill in the boxes with: the rabbit's mass in grams the length of the rabbit's ears in centimetres cm the length of the rabbit's ears in millimetres mm 7) Naomi has some cartons of juice. Each carton contains 100ml of juice. Naomi pours the juice from all the cartons into a big jug. There are 2.8 litres of juice in the jug. How many cartons of juice did Naomi pour into the jug? Use the box for your working. marke cartons Section 2 — Measurement marks © CGP — not to be photocopied19 (he Units 8) Fiona has a 2.5 kg bag of pasta. She is making a pasta meal for 7 people. She takes out 200g of pasta per person. What mass of pasta is left in the bag? Give your answer in grams. ‘Show your working in the box. 2mans 9) Peter buys a 0.6 miong stick ofrock. JD He eats half of the stick of rock. D> How many em of rock does he have left? mark 10) Bea shares out a 0.75 litre bottle of juice equally between 3 glasses. How many millilitres of juice does each glass contain? Write your answer inside the glass. mark 11) The Fox family are driving 20 km to go shopping. art by working out whl con of the distance thy ve eto dive They have driven three quarters of the total distance. How far do they have left to drive, in metres? mark © CGP — not to be photocopied Section 2 — Measurement(s] Units 12) Draw lines to match the metric units with their rough imperial equivalents. One has been done for you. 1kg 4ounces &km 2 pints 100g 5 miles 1m 2 pounds 1 litre 3 feet marks 13) June runs 16km. Approximately how many miles is this? This question has been done for you. 8 km = 5 miles <= Write down the relationship between kilometres and mils. 16 km = 8 km x 2 <= 16 bin's two times 8 kn S016 km = 5 miles x 2 <> . so multiply 5 miles by 2 to get the answer. ve LO. iniles 14) Q litres is approximately the same as 2 gallons. Gita fills up her car with 10 gallons of petrol. Approximately how much petrol is this in litres? ‘Show your working in the box. litres marks Section 2 — Measurement © CGP — not to be photocopied22 jd Reading Scales Being able to read seales isn’t just handy for maths — it’s useful in real life too. Have a go at these questions and see how you do with reading different types of scales. 1) Avet measures the height and mass of Sasha the cat. Mass reading on scales: 1005 TU 0 4 1 2 3 oq kg How tall is Sasha, in centimetres? m What is Sasha's mass, in kilograms? Pans 2) Here is a jug containing some gravy. Fill in the boxes. 200 ma 00 Each small division on the scale is worth mi. 200 A 100 The jug contains mi of gravy. mans 3) Nathan is measuring some ingredients for dinner. He needs 150 g of rice. Draw a cross at 150 g on the scale. He also needs 375 g of peas. Draw an arrow pointing to 375 g on the scale 0 100g 200g 300g 400g mane Section 2 — Measurement © CGP — not to be photocopied23 ae Reading Scales 4) How long is this leaf to the nearest cm? The diagram is not drawn to actual size. “mark 5) Mike puts a bag of coins on a set of scales. The reading is shown below. What is each small division on the scale worth? kg What is the mass of the bag of coins? ~ 2marks 6) These scales show the masses of two hamsters. Hamster A Hamster B a iT pena Imp TT 0 100} 200 300 400 oO 100 200 |300 400 grams grams g g “mark Fill in the boxes to show the mass of each hamster. The hamsters are put together on a different scale, shown below. Draw an arrow on this scale to show the total mass of the hamsters. TTT PTT] 2 ays cha wa ns © cles showng = 0 1kg 2kg | Banmninnitinar “mark Where are you on the Trimeasuretops scale? Tick to show how you did on these questions, © CGP — not to be photocopied24 We ome, Time Have a go at the next few pages to test your understanding of time and reading timetables. 1) Fill in the boxes in these sentences. One has been done for you. There are 7 days in one week. There are hours in one day. There are 60 in one hour. Mate look ats calendar © E era dock ¥ you need , halp wih is question. There are 60 seconds in one There are minutes in 2 hours. mans 2) What time does this clock face show? Fill in the 24-hour digital time if itis: morning: evening: mares 3) What time does this digital display show? Write your answer in words. mark 4) Huang starts watching a film at 10 am. The film is 3 hours long. What time will the film end? Fill in the box and circle either am or pm. The film will end at am / pm ‘mark Section 2 — Measurement © CGP — not to be photocopiedToe Time 5) Zak arrives in a different time zone after a flight. The new time zone is ahead of where Zak has come from. He hasn't adjusted his watch yet. Zak’s watch on arrival Airport clock on arri ival How many hours ahead is the new time zone if he arrives in the: morning! hours ahead evening: hours ahead Ziman 6) There are four buses per day from Springtown to a theme park. The bus journey takes 50 minutes. Fill in the gaps in the timetable. Departs from e 09:00 11:20 18:15 Springtown Arrives at 09:50 13:50 theme park Zens The sign shows the theme park opening times. Mon-Fri: Molly catches the first bus to the theme 9.30 am - 4.35 pm park from Springtown on a Saturday. What is the longest amount of time 8 aneekens: she could spend there before it closes? at am= 6.89pm Fill in the boxes. hours and minutes Tk © CGP — not to be photocopied Section 2 — Measurement26 ve me oa 7) Rita and Sanjeev took part in a race at their local race track. Rita took 2 hours and 5 minutes to finish the race. ‘Sanjeev took 2 and a half hours to finish the race. Which driver was the fastest? mark 8) Lesley went to sleep at night and woke up the next morning. The clocks show the time she went to sleep and the time she woke up. Sleep Wake How long did Lesley sleep for? hours and minutes. T mark Ron went to sleep at half past nine at night. He woke up at twenty past six the next morning. Who slept for longer? Circle your answer: Lesley / Ron mark Section 2 — Measurement © C&P — not to be photocopied27 Time 9) Dr. Khalid’s night shift starts at 8:15 pm and finishes at 6:45 am. He has a 35 minute break. How long does he spend working? hours and minutes 10) Kirstie is travelling from Guldeford to Hemsted by train. The timetable is shown below. Guldeford 1537 1628 1737 1828 Cranbrook 1544 1635 1744 1835 Medway 1559 1650 1749 1850 Benenden 1603 1654 1803 1854 Hemsted 1623 1714 1823 1914 What time does the 1737 train from Guldeford arrive at Medway? How long is the journey between Benenden and Hemsted? ce ear ae ipa Kirstie has to be in Hemsted at 5.20 pm. What is the latest time she can leave Guldeford? Give your answer in the 24-hour clock. Ae tre tetera tee ae eean (OO AO MPC) © CGP — not to be photocopied Section 2 — Measurement28 & Money Money is another topic that comes in handy in real life. Try out the questions below. 1) Change the amounts below from pounds to pence. One has been done for you. . £4 =4 x 100p = 400p . £4.65=| 465 IP = 4005 + 65; 5p £14.90 = Ip £8.08 = lp £0.02 = ip 2 mans 2) Trish has £3.49 in her piggy bank. She puts another 38p in. How much is in Trish's piggy bank now? £ "mark Jen has £5.16 in her pockets. She gives 62p to Dana. How much does Jen have now? £ "mark 3) The menu of a fish and chip shop is shown on the right. Chips & Fishes timord tion of ch Chips 80p im orders one portion of chips, three sausages and four cans of cola. Sausage £1.25 Fish £3.45 How much does Tim spend in total? Can of cola 25 ‘Show your working in the box. £ mans Tim pays with a £10 note. How much change does he get? 7 mark Switching between pounds and pence and caleulating change is no trouble for a Trimeasuretops. How about you Section 2 — Measurement © CGP — not to be photocopied29 Bey Perimeter and Area Test your knowledge of perimeter and area by having a go at the questions below. 1) Look at this shape. Measure the total perimeter of the shape. Give your answer to the nearest whole cm. om 1 mark 2) Work out the perimeter of the rectangle below. 6m 3cm Not drawn to scale 3) Work out the perimeter of a square with 6.2 em sides. “mark 4) Here is a 1 cm square grid. tom os What area has been shaded? 1 om Write your answer in the box. om? “mark © CGP — not to be photocopied Section 2 — Measurement30 Bt Perimeter and Area 5) Here is a centimetre square grid. Draw a shape with an area of 15cm? “mark 6) These six shapes have been drawn on a grid. nN face Write the letters of the three shapes that have the same area. “mark 7) Here is a rectangle. Use a ruler to accurately measure the rectangle’s length and width. Fill in the boxes with these measurements. width cm ——| length om vrvenunianinertie “mark member = ith «length: = Work out the area of the rectangle. “mark Section 2 — Measurement © CGP — not to be photocopied3t Bay Perimeter and Area 8) This shape has been made by joining two rectangles. Work out the perimeter of the shape. Show your working in the box. Qom 5om| Bom Not drawn to scale 20m 2am Trane Work out the area of the shape. Show your working. Trans 9) Arectangle has a length of 5m and a perimeter of 18m. Find the area of the rectangle. ‘Show your working. om Not drawn to scale 5m mans © CGP — not to be photocopied Section 2 — Measurement32 pit Perimeter and Area 10) Zoe starts running round the edge of a rectangular field that measures 250 m by 400 m. She stops after running 1000 m. Did Zoe run all the way round the field? Show your working in the box. &, marks 11) Devan has an envelope that measures 15 em by 12 em. som[ Ql] He puts a stamp on it that measures 4 cm by 2 cm. Dom 120m What is the area of the part of the front of the ean ? ? envelope that's not covered by the stamp’ Not drawn to scale mae 12) A rectangular garden has a width of 9 m and a perimeter of 46 m. What is the length of the garden? m ‘mark 1) In Lucy's house, all the rooms are rectangular. Her bedroom has a perimeter of 22 m, and width of 4 m. What is its area? Show your working in the box. mane Lucy's hall has the same area as her bedroom, but its width is 2 m. What is its length? Write your answer in the box. m mark Section 2 — Measurement © CGP — not to be photocopied33 nt Perimeter and Area 14) Find the areas of these shapes. One has been done for you. Area of a triangle 1 LE = « base « height Area = > x 12 cm x 6 cm = wen 36 ome Not drawn to scale mm? 10 mm— 7 mack 15) Eileen has a piece of paper that is 30 cm long and 20 cm wide. She cuts out the shaded triangle as shown on the diagram. What is the area of the triangle? 200m 30 om Not drawn to scale cm’. 7 mack 16) Diwa screws four 25 cm long rods together to make the shape shown on the right. 20 om What is the area of the shape? Not drawn to scale 7 mack A Trimeasuretops can tackle any question on perimeter and area, How confident are you? © CGP — not to be photocopied ‘Section 2 — Measurement34 é Volume Volume is just about how much stuff you can fit in a 3D shape. Try out these volume questions and see how you do. 1) What is the volume of the shape shown below? 1 cube = 1 cm®. Not drawn to scale mark 2) John has made the wooden block shown on the right. som Eg length» width ight = What is the volume of the block? Bom 10 cm Not drawn to scale 7 mark 3) The giant metal sculpture shown on the right is in the shape of a cuboid, with a cuboid-shaped hole going all the way through it. 5m What is the volume of the sculpture? Show your working, 5m| |8m 1m 2m Not drawn to scale 2mans The volume of a Trimeasuretops is tricky to work out. Luckily, this page is easier. What do you think? Section 2 — Measurement © CGP — not to be photocopiedSection 3 — Statistics 35 iz Tables, Charts and Graphs Tables, charts and graphs are used to organise data. Test your data skills: on the questions below. The first one has already been started. 1) Vik asked the pupils in his school what their favourite animal was. Use Vik's table to complete the bar graph. 2° ‘mai | number animal | of pupils 215 Lookatte tiger | 6k nmberateunie & brtge dog | 18 find this number & cothevertccls. da 2 3 pan 5 > rabbit " ‘then draw, 5 Sarto the [ sheep | 8 net haf nl 0 tiger dog panda rabbit sheep animal marks 2) Amelie recorded the hair colour of people on a busy shopping street one day. She put her results in a bar graph black brown red blond hair colour grey t r 0 10 20 30 40 number of people How many people had red hair? How many more people had brown hair than blond hair? ....... more people Which hair colour was 4 times as common as black hair? ‘Smerks © CGP — not to be photocopied Section 3 — Statistics36 i Tables, Charts and Graphs 3) Raviis a birdwatcher. He recorded the types of birds he saw in one week. He put his data into a table and a pictogram. , Number er of birds 9 Robin 3 Goose 6 Seagull Use the pictogram to fill in the gaps in the table. Complete the pictogram for the robins and geese How many birds did Ravi see in total? Pictogram to show number of birds seen wm |OOOOe rem |G OG088 Seagull Q 9 ro) Number of birds Q = 2 birds 2marks 7 mark mark Use the information in the table and pictogram to complete the bar graph. 16 14 $12 Number of bir oN ko ws Sparrow Robin Section 3 — Statistics Pigeon Goose Seagull Bird 2 marks © CGP — not to be photocopied37 Tables, Charts and Graphs 4) The graph below shows how many text messages Milly sent each month. 400 K 30044 200 A 100. Ht Number of text messages sent Sept Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Month How many text messages did Milly send in November? In which month did she send the most text messages? How many more text messages did Milly send in September than October? ‘Smarks 5) Andy has gone for a run. The graph shows his heart rate after he set off. 130 120 110 100 90 80 70 60 80 Heart rate (beats per minute) 012345678 Time in minutes © CGP — not to be photocopied What is Andy's heart rate after 3 minutes? How long did it take for his heart rate to reach 100 beats per minute? minutes Section 3 — Statistics38 4 Tables, Charts and Graphs 6) Aksha plants a sunflower. She records its height every five days for a month. ‘Show her results in a line graph on the grid below. Day _| Height (cm) 0 0 5 10 10 20 15 25 20 30 25 40 30 45 2 Nol need to dra your ‘wn set of aces bebe yo! sat ting pts mane 7) Joseph is given a star every time he answers a question right in class. He keeps a tally chart of all the stars he’s given over a week in school. Complete Joseph's table. 3c Number of stars Day Tally Frequency Monday | 441 [III Tuesday 6 Wednesday] TH PAY. ! Thursday 8 Friday 10 mane ‘On which day did he get the most stars? Joseph will win a prize when he has got 50 stars. Work out how many more stars he needs to win the prize. more stars man Section 3 — Statistics © CGP — not to be photocopied39 % Tables, Charts and Graphs 8) The graph below shows the temperature recorded in two cities on the first day of each month from January to September. A 30 25 20 15 10 Temperature (°C) —— Rome WU EEE be bey to the le tel you ich ine ifr which 5 . - Cape Town ° — —— Jan Feb Mar Apr May June July Aug Sep Month Which city was hotter in April? How much colder was Cape Town than Rome in July? 2 marks 9) The pie chart shows the favourite colour of 60 people who took part in a survey. How many people said their favourite colour was: red? green? blue? Tras What fraction of all the people in the survey said that their favourite colour was blue? Circle the answer. 411 1 2 cents 6 4 3 2 3 Tak © CGP — not to be photocopied Section 3 — Statistics40 Es Tables, Charts and Graphs 10) There are 180 people in one school. The table below shows their favourite fruit. Finish the pie chart below to show the information in the table. One sector has been drawn for you. Fruit Number of people Apple 50 Banana 20 Pear 14 Orange 96 Are you the top of the Trimeasuretops charts? Are you fy. able with tables? Tick the box to show how you did. Section 3 — Statistics The full 360° of the pie chart represents on is represented by 360° = 180 = 2°, So the ‘Apple sector should be 50 «2° = 1008, Now work out the other angles for yourself. use a pencil ruler and protractor to draw each sector with the correct angle. Apple 2 marks © CGP — not to be photocopied4t 5 Analysing Data Analysing data is about working out what all the numbers in a set of data are telling you. One method is to find an average value called the mean — look at question 1 to see how. 1) David has five sisters. Their ages are given here: 2 4 5 9 10 Work out the mean of the ages. This question has been done for you. DAES +9410 = 30 Efi add up all the numbers BO +5 = 6 6 2) Two groups in a class have a spelling test, marked out of 5. These are the scores of each person in each group. GroupA: 5 4 1 5 2 3 3 2 4 1 GroupB: 3 1 3 0 2 1 3 4 1 2 Work out the mean score for each group. Group A Group B Which group had the greatest mean score? Smarks © CGP — not to be photocopied Section 3 — Statistics42 2 =) Analysing Data 3) The table below shows the number of hours of TV Jamil watches in one week. Day Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday | Friday Hours of TV 4 2 1 5 How many hours did he watch TV for on Wednesday? Show your working in the box. The mean number of hours he spent watching TV was 3 hours. 4) This graph shows the number of ice creams sold in a shop over 4 weeks. Work out the mean of the data. Section 3 — Statistics 90 80 70 60 50 40 30 20 10 0 Number of ice creams hours 2mans 70 65. 55 10 1 2 3 4 Week Use the box for your working. ice creams 2 marks © CGP — not to be photocopied|/@ Analysing Data 5) Polly asks five friends their shoe size. The mean size is 3. Circle the correct set of values for the five shoe sizes. “mark 6) The pie chart shows the ways that students in a class travel to school. 4 students travel by bus. scooter How many students walk? walk ey students How many students were asked in total? students 2marks Lisays, “The least common way to travel is by scooter.” Write down another conclusion Li could make. “mark Can you analyse data as well as a Trimeasuretops? BO) Or are your skills about average? Tick the box. O gO) REO @ CGP — not to be photocopied Section 3 — Statistics44 «&... Scoresheet Fill in your scores below as you work through the book. Once you get to the end of each section, find your total marks to see how you're getting on. Look at your total score to see how you're doing and where you need more practice: Section1 Score Section 2 Score 2D Shapes 113 Units, 129 Circles 4 Reading Scales m 3D Shapes m Time 118 Angles 16 Money 7 ‘Angle Calculations 7 Perimeter and Area 125 Coordinates 19 Volume 14 Symmetry iz Total for Section 2 194 Translation and Reflection 7 Section3 Score Total for Section 1 181 Tables, Charts and Graphs 129 Analysing Data mn Total for Section 3 140 Total for Book 1245 0-120 — Don't worry if you got lots wrong. Revise the skills, that you're struggling with and then have another go. 121-170 — You're doing well. Take a look back at any sections you're struggling with and have another go to make sure you're happy. 171-215 — You're doing really well. Give yourself a pat on the back. Scoresheet This page may be photocopied MesMmi024