Year 8 End of Year Exam Revision Guide

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Year 8 End of Year ExamRevision Guide
Worle Mathematics Department

• Levels 3-5 to 6-8
• Calculator

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Question 1
L 3-5
The table shows which sweets were sold in a shop
in one week.
MON TUE WED THU FRI
Lollipops 14 12 16 18 20
Sherbet Dips 5 8 3 7 4
Gob stoppers 7 5 3 5 2
Giant Cola Bottles 17 23 12 16 14
Refreshers 1 4 7 3 5

1. How many Lollipops were sold on Wednesday?
2. On what day did the shop sell 3 Refreshers?
3. The bar char shows the information for one of the
   items, which one?

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Question 2
L 3-5

• Write the missing numbers in the boxes.

X 8 192
a)
64 16
b)
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Question 3
L 3-5

1. You want to buy four video games. Each video game
   costs 1.80. How much change will you get from
   10.00

Question 4
Draw your own grid of 9 pins. How many
right-angled triangles can you draw?
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Question 5
L 3-5
TRUE or FALSE
2
2
1
4
a) I am equally likely to spin a 4 as to spin a 2
2
1
b) I am more likely to spin an even number than
an odd number.
4
4
c) It is certain that I will spin a number less
than 4
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Question 6
L 3-5



 

b) What fraction of the shape above is shaded?
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Question 7
L 3-5

• Write the names of the following shapes
• 3 sided 4 sided 5 sided 6 sided 8
  sided

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Question 8
L 3-5
3 2 1
2 1 3
1 3 2
In this grid the numbers 1,2 and 3 are in EACH
ROW and EACH COLUMN
1 3
1

Now complete this grid so that the numbers 1,2
and 3 are in EACH ROW and EACH COLUMN
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Question 9
L 3-5
Time in words Time on a digital clock
Half past ten 1030
Quarter past nine
Quarter to four
1110
Complete the table to show the different times in
words and on a digital clock
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Question 10
L 3-5 L4-6












Mirror Line
REFLECT the shapes in the mirror lines
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Question 11
L 3-5 L4-6
TICKETS
FAMILY - 15.00 ADULT - 5.50 CHILD - 3.50
How much money is saved buying a family ticket if
there are two adults and two children?
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Question 12
L 3-5 L4-6
TOTAL MARK GRADE
40 or less E
From 41 to 55 D
From 56 to 80 C
From 81 to 104 B
105 or more A
a) Charlie got 23, 19 and 29 in the three papers.
What grade did he get?
b) Sam got 43 and 36 in two papers and a grade A.
What was the minimum Sam got in his final paper?
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Question 13
L 3-5 L4-6

• Write the missing numbers in the sentences below.
• 8923 rounded to the nearest hundred is?
• 8923 rounded to the nearest thousand?
• b) What number could you write in the sentence
  below
• ___________ rounded to the nearest ten is
  730

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Question 14
L 3-5 L4-6

• Here is some information
• You finish school on the 3rd July
• You go on holiday on the 31st July
• You return to school on the 3rd September
• How many weeks between finishing school and going
  on holiday?
• How many months between finishing and returning
  to school?

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Question 15
L 3-5 L4-6
35
39

• a) I count on in equal steps, what is my first
  number?

-4
?
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a) I count on in equal steps, what is my third
number?
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Question 16
L 3-5 L4-6
Pets
0
1
2
3
4
5
0
2
4
6
4
2
6
8
GIRLS
BOYS
a) How many pupils have 3 pets?
b) How many more girls were asked than boys?
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Question 17
L 3-5 L4-6

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Question 18
L 3-5 L4-6

• All factors of 50 are even numbers
• Is this true, explain your answer?

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Question 19
L 3-5 L4-6
Average rainfall mm
250










200
150
100
50
0
J F M A M
J J A S
O N D

1. What is the average rainfall for February?
2. Which months saw 150mm rainfall?

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Question 20
L 3-5 L4-6 L5-7
Distance Perimeter Capacity Mass
Kilometres
Centimetres
Litres
Grams
Pounds
Millilitres
Indicate which unit is used for each measured.
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Question 21
L 3-5 L4-6 L5-7
Shop 2 6 cakes are 4.32

• Shop 1
• 4 cakes are 3.00

I want to buy 10 cakes, which shop is the
cheapest?
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Question 22
L 3-5 L4-6 L5-7





20mph
40mph
Stopping distance
Speed Stopping Distance
20 mph 15 metres
40mph 75 metres
60 mph 150 metres

1. Use the same scale to draw the bar for the
   stopping distance at 40mph
2. Is there space for 60mph?

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Question 23
L 3-5 L4-6 L5-7








Rotate the shape 90 clockwise around the point A
A
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Question 24
L 3-5 L4-6 L5-7

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Question 25
L 3-5 L4-6 L5-7

1. How much will be charged for a parcel 15kg
2. How much will 30kg parcel cost?

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Question 26
L4-6 L5-7 L6-8

• P, Q R are the midpoints of the triangle. Work
  out the coordinates of P, Q R.

(20, 60)
Q
P
0
(48, 0)
R
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Question 27
L4-6 L5-7 L6-8
Place Season Mean Rainfall Number of months
A Dry 5cm per month 9
Wet 40cm per month 3
B Dry 12cm per month 7
Wet 16cm per month 5
a) Which of the places has MORE RAINFUL on
average over the whole year?
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Question 28
L4-6 L5-7 L6-8

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Question 29
L4-6 L5-7 L6-8



These two shapes are made up of 5 identical
squares.



This shape has a perimeter of 84cm
What is the perimeter of this shape?
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Question 30
L4-6 L5-7 L6-8

• In one year, 3 million students download 1-Ds
  latest album.
• 68 of the students were girls.
• How many girls downloaded 1-Ds album?

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Question 31
L4-6 L5-7 L6-8

• What are the angles in an equilateral triangle?
• The shape below is made up of 5 equilateral
  triangles. Work out angles a, b c.

a
b
c
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Question 32
L4-6 L5-7 L6-8

• Work out the simplified probability of pulling
  out each type of sweets in a pick and mix bag.

Sweet Number
Lollipops 5
Cola Bottles 10
Sherbet Dips 2
Flying Saucers 8
Chocolate Mice 10
Haribos 5
False Teeth 15
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Question 33
L4-6 L5-7 L6-8

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Question 34
L5-7 L6-8

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1. Work out the volume of a can of radius 3cm and
   height 5.5cm
2. Work out the height of a smaller can whose volume
   is 25cm2 and radius 2cm?

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Question 35
L5-7 L6-8
Diameter10.1mm
Diameter12.2mm
Diameter14.4mm

1. Work out the circumference of the circles above.
2. What is the radius of a circle whose
   circumference is 40mm?

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Question 36
L5-7 L6-8

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Question 37
L5-7 L6-8

• The table shows the number of iPhones owned in
  the different years at Secondary school.

Year Group iPhones Number of Students
7 80 295
8 150 302
9 210 280
10 264 310
11 231 296

1. Which year has on average of about, 1 phone to
   every 2 students?
2. Work out which year has the highest proportion of
   phones to students?

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Question 38
L5-7 L6-8

• The cuboid container holds 12 litres of water
  when HALF full.
• One litre 1000m
• Given the length of 20m and width of 10m, what is
  the height of the container?

10m
20m
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Question 39
L5-7 L6-8

• 4, 12, 20, 28, 36
• Write down the correct nth term.

 
 
 
 
 
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Question 40
L5-7 L6-8

• There are 5 units in an exam course.
• Each unit is marked out of 100.
• To get a grade A, the MEAN mark of all five
  units must be least 75.
• Fred has taken four units, his mean mark is 65.
• How many marks does Fred need in the final exam
  to achieve an A.

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Question 41
L5-7 L6-8
8








 
6
4
 
2
 
 
0
4
8
2
6
 
 
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Question 42
L5-7 L6-8

1. Houses cost 150,00 in 2013, they now cost
   180,000. Is this an increase of 25?
2. What is a 25 increase on 150,000?
3. What is the percentage increase of houses from
   150,000 to 180,000?

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Question 43
L6-8
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Question 44
L6-8

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Question 45
L6-8

• a) What is 96 of 430,493?
• b) Round this to the nearest 100.
• c) Now round to the nearest 1000

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Question 46
L6-8
19cm
h
30

• What is the value of h?

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Question 47
L6-8

• The ratio of red to blue sweets is 84100.
• For every 100 red sweets how many blue sweets are
  there?

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Question 48
L6-8
30
35
40
45

• The box plot shows information about the number
  of tomatoes from a sample of tomato plants.
• What is the median number of tomatoes?
• What is the inter-quartile range of the number of
  tomatoes?

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Question 49
L6-8
k cm
5cm
4cm
20cm

• Use Pythagoras theorem to find the value of k.

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Question 50
L6-8

• The student magazine is made up of 5 A4 pieces of
  paper, which measure 210mm x 297mm
• The mass of the paper is 70g per m2
• Calculate the mass of the booklet.

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Question 51
L6-8
Radius Volume Surface Area
r

• Above is some information about a solid cylinder.
  
• The cylinder is cut in half, complete the table
  below. Simplify were possible.

Radius Volume Surface Area
r
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Q Answer
1 a) 16 b) Thursday c) Gob Stopper
2 a) 24 b) 4
3 2.80
4 16
5 a) TRUE b) TRUE c) FALSE
6 a) Shade 3 blocks b) 3/8
7 a) Triangle b) Quadrilateral c) pentagon d) hexagon e) Octagon
8 1,2,3 3,1,2 2, 3, 1
9 915 345 Ten past eleven
10 Shapes reflected
11 3.00
12 a) C b) 26
13 a) 8900 9000 b) 725 - 734
Q Answer
14 a) 4 weeks b) 2 months
15 a) 23 b) 4
16 a) 4 b) 2
17 a) 301 b) 294
18 25
19 a) 175mm b) March and July
20 Distance Km Perimeter Km, cm, mm Capacity litres Mass Grams Pounds
21 Shop 2
22 a) 10 blocks shaded b) No
24 a) 162 b) 4.5 c) 1089
25 a) 7 b) 9.50
26 R (29,0) Q (20,30) P (29,30)
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Q Answer
27 A
28 a) 175 miles b) 70miles per hour
29 a) 70cm
30 2,040,000
31 a) 60 b) a 60 b-300 c-120
32 1/11 2/11 2/55 8/55 2/11 1/11 3/11
33 140
34 a) 155.529 b) 1.98cm
35 a) 31.7 b) 38.3 c) 45.24 d) 12.73cm
36 a) 2 b) 4
37 a) Year 8 b) year 11
38 6m
Q Answer
39 8n
40 83
41 Xy/2 and y - 2x 0
42 a) No b)187,500 c) 20
43 4x104 x1.5 x 103 1.5x103x4x104
44 H is greater than g by 6, s is greater than t by 2.
45 a) 413273.98 b) 413300 c) 413000
46 H9.5cm
47 119
48 a) 36 b) 3.5
49 14cm
50 21.8295g
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