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 Contents
Words and Figures…………………. 4 Simple Interest……………………. 21
Addition……………………………… 4 Best Buys………………………….. 21
Subtraction…………………………. 5 Money……………………………… 21
Multiplication……………………….. 5, 6 2D Shapes………………………… 22
Division……………………………… 6 Types of Triangle………………….. 22
Ordering Negatives………………… 7 Quadrilaterals……………………… 23
Real-life Negatives…………………. 7 3D Shapes………………………… 23
Negatives (add/subtract)………….. 7 Edges, Faces, Vertices…………… 24
Negatives (multiply/divide)………… 8 Nets………………………………… 24
Ordering Numbers…………………. 8 Parallel & Perpendicular Lines….. 25
Ordering Decimals………………… 8 Line Symmetry……………………. 25
Inequality Signs…………………….. 8 Rotational Symmetry…………….. 25
Use of a Calculator………………… 9 Types of Angle……………………. 26
Order of Operations……………….. 9 Measuring/Drawing Angles……… 26
Arithmetic with decimals………….. 9, 10 Angle Facts……………………….. 27
Multiples…………………………….. 10 Angles in a Triangle………………. 28
Common Multiples…………………. 10 Angles in a Quadrilateral…………. 28
Factors………………………………. 11 Angles - Parallel Lines……………. 28
Common Factors…………………… 11 Views & Elevations……………….. 29
Prime Numbers…………………….. 11 Units……………………………….. 29, 30
Square Numbers…………………… 12 Sensible Estimates……………….. 30
Squaring Numbers…………………. 12 Time Calculations…………………. 31
Square Root………………………… 12 Timetables…………………………. 31
Cube Numbers……………………… 13 Perimeter on a Grid………………. 32
Cube Root…………………………… 13 Perimeter…………………………… 32
Place Value………………………….. 13 Area on a Grid…………………….. 32
Rounding……………………………. 14 Area of a Rectangle………………. 33
Equivalent Fractions……………….. 14 Area of a Triangle…………………. 33
Simplifying Fractions………………. 15 Parts of a Circle…………………… 33
Fractions of Shapes……………….. 15 Circumference…………………….. 34
Expressing as a Fraction………….. 16 Area of a Circle……………………. 34
Fraction of Amounts……………….. 16 Volume of a Cuboid………………. 35
Adding Fractions…………………… 17 Surface Area………………………. 35
Ordering Fractions…………………. 17 Speed, Distance, Time…………… 35, 36
Percentages of Amounts………….. 18, 19 Distance Charts…………………… 36
Expressing as a Percentage………. 19 Questionnaires……………………. 37
Increasing/Decreasing by a %……. 20 Reading Tables…………………… 37
Fractions, Decimals, Percentages.. 20 Venn Diagrams……………………. 38

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Two-way Tables………………………. 38
Mode…………………………………… 39
Median…………………………………. 39
Mean…………………………………… 39
Range………………………………….. 39
Mode from a Table…………………… 40
Mean from a Table…………………… 40
Median from a Table…………………. 41
Tally Charts……………………………. 41
Pictograms……………………………. 42
Bar Charts…………………………….. 42
Line Graphs…………………………… 43
Stem-and-Leaf……………………….. 43
Frequency Trees………………………. 44
Flow Charts…………………………… 44
Pie Charts……………………………… 45
Scatter Graphs………………………… 46
Notation………………………………… 46
Writing Expressions………………….. 47
Collecting Like Terms………………… 47
Multiplying Terms…………………….. 48
Expanding Brackets………………….. 48
Factorising…………………………….. 49
Substitution……………………………. 49
Solving Equations…………………….. 49, 50
Forming Equations……………………. 51
Function Machines……………………. 51
Coordinates……………………………. 52
Drawing Linear Graphs………………. 53
Real-life Graphs………………………. 54

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 Words and Figures - Videos 362, 363

1. Write the number 981 in words.

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2. Write the number 3104 in words.

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3. Write the number eighteen thousand and thirty-two in figures

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4. Write the number nine million in figures

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Addition - Video 6

5. Work out 345 + 77

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6. Find the sum of 522 and 193

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 Subtraction - Video 304

7. Find the difference between 85 and 26

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8. Work out 415 − 132

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Multiplication - Video 200

9. Work out 17 x 8

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10. Find the product of 126 and 5

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11. Shannon does 15 press-ups each day in January.
Work out how many press-ups Shannon does in January.

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Division - Video 98

12. Work out 426 ÷ 3

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13. 288 guests attend a wedding.

Each table at the wedding will sit 8 guests.
How many tables are needed?

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14. A group of 12 friends share £192 equally.

How much money does each friend get?

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 Ordering Negative Numbers - Video 208
Real-Life Negatives - Video 209

15. Arrange these temperatures in order, starting with the coldest.

−6°C, −3°C, 11°C, −8°C, 2°C

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16. Shown below are the elevations of 6 locations.

Which location has the lowest elevation?

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Addition & Subtraction involving Negative Numbers - Video 205

17. 3-5= 18. − 4 + 10 =

19. −20 - 3 = 20. 9 + (-2) =

21. 4 - (-2) = 22. -8 + (-3) =

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 Multiplication & Division involving Negative Numbers - Videos 206, 207

23. 6 x -2 = 24. −5 x 5 =

25. −10 x -3 = 26. -32 ÷ -4 =

27. -18 ÷ 2 = 28. 49 ÷ -7 =

Ordering Decimals - Video 95

29. Arrange in order, starting with the smallest.

6.25 6.2 6.18 6.08 6.1

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30. Arrange in order, starting with the largest.

2.21 2.3 2.029 2.15 2.136

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Inequality Sign - Video 176

31. Write the correct symbol, > or < in each box to make the statement correct.

91 96 146 142 0.5 0.39

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 Use of a Calculator - Video 352

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32. Calculate the value of
0.83

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9 × 0.13
33. Calculate the value of
9.11 + 2.9

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Order of Operations - Video 211

34. Calculate the value of 75 − 15 × 3

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Arithmetic with Decimals - Videos 90, 91, 92, 93, 94

35. Work out 6.15 + 2.47

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36. Work out 7.3 − 2.54

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37. Work out 0.9 x 0.2

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38. Work out 74.5 ÷ 5

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39. Work out 14 ÷ 0.2

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Multiples - Video 220

40. List the first ten multiples of 3

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41. List the first five multiples of 15

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Common Multiples - Video 218

42. Write down three common multiples of 4 and 6

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 Factors - Video 216

43. List the factors of 18

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44. List the factors of 40

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Common Factors - Video 219

45. Find the common factors of 16 and 20

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Prime Numbers - Video 225

46. Is 15 a prime number? Yes No

47. Is 13 a prime number? Yes No

48. List the first 5 prime numbers

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 Square Numbers - Video 226

49. Is 36 a square number? Yes No

50. Is 10 a square number? Yes No

51. List the first 10 square numbers

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Squaring Numbers - Video 227

52. Work out 20²

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53. Calculate 37²

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Square Roots - Video 228

54. Find the square root of 81

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55. Calculate 1225

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 Cube Numbers - Videos 212, 213

56. Is 100 a cube number? Yes No

57. Is 64 a cube number? Yes No

58. List the first 5 cube numbers

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Cube Roots - Video 214

59. Find the cube root of 27

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60. Calculate 8000

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Place Value - Video 222

61. Write down the value of the digit 6 in the number 5619

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62. Write down the value of the digit 2 in the number 1.28

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 Rounding - Videos 276, 277a, 277b, 278, 279a

63. Round 64 to the nearest ten

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64. Round 752kg to the nearest hundred kilograms.

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65. Round £128.32 to the nearest £10

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66. Round 9311 to the nearest 100

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67. Round 47638 days to the nearest thousand days

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68. Round 5.27 to the nearest tenth

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69. Write 1373 correct to 1 significant figure

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Equivalent Fractions - Video 135

3 2 6 4
70. = 71. = 72. =
4 8 5 8 2

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 Simplifying Fractions - Video 146

6
73. Simplify
10

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20
74. Simplify
30

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21
75. Simplify
28

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Fractions of Shapes - Video 143

76. Write down the fraction of the shape that is shaded.

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3
77. Shade in of the grid.
4

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 Expressing as a Fraction - Video 136

78. A box contains 20 counters.

Some of the counters are red and the rest are white.
There are 7 white counters in the box.

What fraction of the counters in the box are red?

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79. Write 50p as a fraction of £2

Give your answer in its lowest terms.

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Fractions of Amounts - Video 137

3
80. Work out of 200
4

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81. There are 30 students in a class

2
of the students cycle to school
5

How many students cycle to school?

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 Addition and Subtraction of Fractions - Videos 132, 133

1 1
82. Work out +
3 3

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4 1
83. Work out −
5 5

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1 1
84. Work out +
2 4

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2 1
85. Work out −
3 9

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Ordering Fractions - Video 144

86. Arrange these fractions in order, smallest first.

7 3 2 1
15 10 5 3

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 Percentages of Amounts (Non-Calculator) - Video 234

87. Work out 50% of 18

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88. Work out 10% of 350

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89. Work out 25% of 32

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90. Work out 30% of 90

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91. Work out 75% of 60

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 Percentages of Amounts (Calculator) - Video 235

92. Work out 3% of 2800

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93. Work out 34% of 700

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Expressing as a Percentage - Video 237

94. Josie scored 19 out of 20 in a test.

Write Josie’s result as a percentage.

…………………………………………%

95. There are 29 students in a class.

6 of the students are left handed.

What percentage of the class are left handed?

Give your answer to 1 decimal place.

…………………………………………%
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 Increasing/Decreasing by a Percentage - Video 238

96. Increase 120 by 10%

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97. Decrease 60 by 25%

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Fractions, Decimals and Percentages - Videos 129, 130

98. Fill in the missing values

3
99. Tick two numbers that are equivalent to
5

30
35% 0.35 0.6
50

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 Simple Interest - Video 236a

100. Niamh invests £500 for 2 years at 3% simple interest.

Work out how much interest Niamh earns at the end of the 2 years.

£…………………………………………

Best Buys - Video 210

101. A shop sells the same type of highlighter in two different packs.
Pack A has 6 highlighters and costs £3.50
Pack B has 9 highlighters and costs £5.30

Which pack is better value for money?

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Money - Video 400

102. Emily buys a new TV.

The TV costs £460
She pays a deposit of £190 and then pays 10 equal monthly payments.

How much is each monthly payment?

£…………………………………………
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 2D Shapes - Video 1

103. Match each shape to the correct name

Types of Triangle - Video 327

104. Match each triangle to the correct name

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 Quadrilaterals - Video 2

105. Here is a quadrilateral.

It has two pairs of parallel sides.

Write down the name of this quadrilateral.

…………………………………………

3D Shapes - Video 3

106. Match each shape to the correct name

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 Edges, Faces, Vertices - Video 5

107. Here is a triangular prism.

How many faces does it have?

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How many edges does it have?

…………………………………………

How many vertices does it have?

…………………………………………

Nets - Video 4

108. Match each 3D shape to the correct net.

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 Parallel and Perpendicular Lines - Videos 231, 232

109. Draw a pair of parallel lines.

110. Draw a pair of perpendicular lines.

Line Symmetry - Video 316

111. Draw all the lines of symmetry on the shape below.

Rotational Symmetry - Video 317

112. Write down the order of rotational symmetry of the sign below.

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 Types of Angle - Video 38

113. Tick the two acute angles and circle the two right angles.

Drawing Angles - Video 28

114. Draw a 40 degree angle.

Measuring Angles - Video 31

115. Write down the size of the angle being measured.

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 Angle Facts - Videos 34, 35, 30, 39
116. Find the size of angle x.

…………………………………………°

117. Find the size of angle y.

…………………………………………°

118. Find the size of angle x.

…………………………………………°

119. Find the size of angle y.

…………………………………………°

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 Angles in a Triangle - Video 37

120. Find the size of angle y.

…………………………………………°

Angles in a Quadrilateral - Video 33

121. Find the size of angle a.

…………………………………………°

Angles in Parallel Lines - Video 25

122. Find the sizes of angles x and y.

x = …………………………………………° y = …………………………………………°
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 Views and Elevations - Video 354

123. Shown below is a solid shape made from 6 centimetre cubes.

On the centimetre square grid, draw the front elevation.

On the centimetre square grid, draw the plan view.

Units - Videos 349a, 349b, 349c

124. Write 4 metres in centimetres

…………………………………………cm

125. Write 1900 centimetres in metres

…………………………………………m

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126. Write 16 centimetres in millimetres

…………………………………………mm

127. Write 800 grams in kilograms

…………………………………………kg

128. Write 1.2 kilograms in grams

…………………………………………g

129. Write 7.1 tonnes in kilograms

…………………………………………kg

130. Write 2.5 litres in millilitres

…………………………………………ml

131. Write 330 millilitres in litres

…………………………………………L

Sensible Estimates - Video 285

132. Estimate the height of a classroom door.

Circle the suitable answer.

2mm 2cm 2m 2km

133. Estimate the weight of a field mouse

19kg 1.9 tonnes 19 grams 1.9kg

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 Time Calculations - Video 322

134. A television programme lasted 85 minutes.

The programme finished at 17:00

What time did the television programme begin?

…………………………………………

Timetables - Video 320

135. Dylan arrived in Templepatrick at 17:50

What time did he catch the bus in Antrim?

…………………………………………

136. Orla plans to catch the 16:12 from Ballymena to Belfast.

How long should her journey last?

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 Perimeter on a Grid - Video 242

137. The shape below is drawn on a centimetre grid.

Find the perimeter of the shape.

…………………………………………cm

Perimeter - Video 241

138. Find the perimeter of this rectangle

…………………………………………m

Area on a Grid - Video 43

139. The shape below is drawn on a centimetre grid.

Find the area of the shape.

…………………………………………cm²

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 Area of a Rectangle - Video 45
140. Find the area of this rectangle

…………………………………………cm²

Area of a Triangle - Video 49

141. Find the area of this triangle

…………………………………………cm²

Parts of a Circle - Video 61

142. Match each diagram to its label

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 Circumference - Video 60

143. Calculate the circumference of this circle.

Give your answer to 1 decimal place.

…………………………………………cm

Area of a Circle - Video 59

144. Calculate the area of this circle.

Give your answer to 1 decimal place.

…………………………………………cm²

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 Volume of a Cuboid - Video 355

145. Work out the volume of this cuboid.

…………………………………………cm³

Surface Area - Video 310

146. Work out the surface area of this cuboid.

…………………………………………cm²

Speed, Distance, Time - Video 299

147. A car travels 300 miles in 5 hours.

Work out the average speed of the car.

…………………………………………mph
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148. Richard runs at a speed of 8m/s for 25 seconds.
How far does Richard run?

…………………………………………m

149. Paige drives 90 miles at a speed of 60mph.

How long does the journey take?

…………………………………………

Distance Charts - Video 318

150. The distance chart below shows distances, in miles, between some locations.

Isla drives from Belfast to Ballycastle and then to Larne.

How far does Isla drive?

…………………………………………miles
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 Questionnaires - Video 268

151. Jon wants to find out how much people spend on Christmas presents.

Design a question for his questionnaire to find out how much people spend on
Christmas presents each year.

Include response boxes.

Reading Tables - Video 387

152. Which laptop is the thinnest?

…………………………………………

153. How much longer does the HB battery last than the Lazer battery?

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 Venn Diagrams - Video 380a

154. A gym runs two fitness classes, spinning and circuits.

On Saturday 100 people visited the gym.

18 people attended the spinning class.
10 people attended both classes.
56 people did not attend either class.

Represent this information on a Venn diagram

Two-way Tables - Video 319

155. Complete the two-way table.

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 Mode - Video 56
156. Write down the mode

5 9 3 4 5 1 9 5 8 7

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Median - Video 50
157. Find the median

12 7 11 14 15 19

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Mean - Video 53
158. Work out the mean

9 8 15 24

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Ranges - Video 57

159. Work out the range

9 8 15 24

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 Mode from a Frequency Table - Video 56a

160. The table shows the number of apples eaten one day by 40 people.

Write down the modal number of apples eaten.

…………………………………………

Mean from a Frequency Table - Video 54

161. The table shows the number of apples eaten one day by 10 people.

Work out the mean number of apples eaten.

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 Median from a Frequency Table - Video 51

162. The table shows the number of apples eaten one day by 9 people.

Work out the median number of apples eaten.

…………………………………………

Tally Charts - Video 321

163. Dara has recorded how many tries he scored in 25 rugby matches
Complete the tally chart

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 Pictograms - Videos 161, 162
164. The pictogram shows information about the amounts of money raised for charity
by 4 friends.

How much money was raised in total?

£…………………………………………

Bar Charts - Videos 147, 148, 148b

165.

How many more red than white cars were in the car park?

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 Line Graphs - Video 160

166. Complete the line graph.

Stem-and-Leaf - Videos 169, 170

167. The stem and leaf diagram shows the heights of 14 friends visiting a theme park

What fraction of the friends have a height greater than 1.4m?

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 Frequency Trees - Video 376

168. Complete the frequency tree.

Flow Charts - Video 364

169. Starting with N = 20, use the flow chart to find the number printed.

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 Pie Charts - Videos 163, 164

170. Sixty beads are placed in a box.

Draw a pie chart to represent the colours of the beads in the box.

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 Scatter Graphs - Videos 165, 166

171. Plot the points on the scatter graph.

Algebraic Notation - Video 19

172. Match each expression to its definition.

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 Writing Expressions - Video 16

Carl is x years old.

Darragh is three times older than Carl.
Emma is four years younger than Darragh.
Fiona is half Carl’s age.

173. Write an expression for Darragh’s age.

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174. Write an expression for Emma’s age.

…………………………………………

175. Write an expression for Fiona’s age.

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Collecting Like Terms - Video 9

176. Simplify a + a + a + a - a

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177. Simplify 6x + y - 5x - 5y

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 Multiplying Terms - Video 18

178. Simplify 6 x w

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179. Simplify 7 x 3y

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Expanding Brackets - Video 13

180. Multiply out 2(y + 8)

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181. Expand 4(2w - 3)

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182. Multiply out and simplify 2(x + 3) + 4(x - 1)

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 Factorising - Video 117

183. Factorise 6x + 8

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184. Factorise 15y - 20

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Substitution - Video 20

185. Given that w = 3 and y = 9

find the value of 7w - 2y

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Solving Equations - Video 110

185. Solve y + 11 = 15

y = …………………………………………
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 c
186. Solve =8
4

c = …………………………………………
187. Solve 6x = 72

x = …………………………………………
188. Solve w - 2 = 7

w = …………………………………………
189. Solve 7y - 4 = 38

y = …………………………………………

190. Solve 8 + 10y = 58

y = …………………………………………

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 Forming Equations - Videos 114, 115

191. A 20p coin weighs 5 grams

A 50p coin weighs y grams

Mia has four 20p coins and nine 50p coins

The total mass of the coins is 92 grams.

(a) Form an equation that can be solved to find the mass of a 50p coin.

…………………………………………

(b) Solve the equation to find the mass of a 50p coin.

…………………………………………g

Function Machines - Video 386

192. Below is a number machine.

(a) Work out the output when the input is 6

..............................
(b) Work out the input when the output is 35

..............................
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 Coordinates - Video 84
193. The vertices of a quadrilateral have these coordinates.

(3, −2) (1, −2) (3, 1) (−1, 1)

Complete the quadrilateral

194. The vertices of a quadrilateral have these coordinates.

(a) Write down the coordinates of A.

(............ , ............)

(b) Write down the coordinates of C.

(............ , ............)
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 Drawing Linear Graphs - Video 186

195. (a) Complete the table of values for y = 2x + 4.

(b) On the grid, draw the graph of y = 2x + 4 for values of x from −1 to 3.

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 Real-Life Graphs - Video 171a

196. Beth has a full paddling pool.

She starts to empty the pool and the graph shows the depth of water in the
pool.

(a) How deep is the water when the paddling pool is full?

…………………………………………cm

(b) When did the paddling pool have a depth of 30cm?

…………………………………………seconds

(c) Jenson says that the depth of the paddling pool increases by 10cm
every second.
Explain why Jenson is wrong.

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