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Maths · AQA 8300 · Paper 1: Non-calculator · Foundation · November 2021

AQA GCSE Maths Paper 1: Non-calculator Foundation November 2021 question paper 8300/1F

1h 30m 80 marks

Calculators may not be used

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AQA 8300 · Paper 1F

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Question 7

Rashid counted the pieces of homework he had done in three subjects. He draws a pictogram to show the results.

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(a)

Rashid had done 5 pieces of Geography homework. Show this information on the pictogram.

[1 mark]

(b)

Rashid spent 30 minutes on each piece of homework. Work out the total time he spent on homework for these three subjects. Give your answer in hours and minutes.

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[3 marks]

Question 8

A travel company is taking some passengers on a trip. They can use coaches or minibuses. Each coach can carry 53 passengers. Each minibus can carry 12 passengers. The passengers going on the trip would exactly fill 3 coaches. If the company uses only minibuses, how many will they need?

[4 marks]

Question 13

Katy records the number of cars using a drive-through each hour for 24 hours. Here are the results. 36 20 37 53 42 41 24 18 39 35 40 47 38 17 23 18 13 35 10 7 6 18 31 57 Katy makes this tally and frequency chart to put the data into groups.

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Make two criticisms of Katy’s tally and frequency chart. You do not need to complete the chart.

[2 marks]

Question 16

A password has 30 characters. It is made up of 5 numbers, 15 letters and some symbols. Work out the ratio numbers: letters: symbols Give your answer in its simplest form.

[2 marks]

Question 17

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Give your answer as a mixed number.

[3 marks]

Answer
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Question 19

A company sells bags of toffees and bags of mints.

Here are the numbers of sweets in 11 bags of toffees. 55 50 49 51 55 47 54 50 49 55 57

Here are the numbers of sweets in 10 bags of mints. 46 47 47 48 48 50 53 54 54 54

The company claims that the average number of sweets per bag is at least 50 Using medians, is the company’s claim correct for each type of sweet? You must work out the median for toffees and the median for mints.

Tick a box for toffees.

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Tick a box for mints.

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[4 marks]

Question 22

(a)

Lucy wants to simplify 6 a – (7 b – 2 a) She writes 4 a – 7 b Is she correct?

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Give a reason for your answer.

[1 mark]

(b)

Lucy also wants to simplify 3p2 × 5p7 She says, “Add 3 and 5, then add 2 and 7”

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Tick a box for each part of her method.

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[1 mark]

(c)

Lucy thinks of a number. 10 × the number = 10 ÷ the number Give a possible value of the number.

[1 mark]

Question 23

Lily’s age is 2 years and 4 months. Hugo’s age is 1 year and 8 months. Write Lily’s age in months as a fraction of Hugo’s age in months. Give your fraction in its simplest form.

[2 marks]

Question 24

Working alone, it takes Kevin 4 hours to paint an area of 12 m2 Kevin and Steve are going to paint an area of 24 m2 Kevin says, “Working together at the same rate it will take us 8 hours, because 24 is 2 × 12” Is he correct?

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Give a reason for your answer.

[1 mark]

Question 28

A, B, C and D are junctions on a motorway.

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distance CD = 3 × distance AB distance BC = 25 miles Salma drives from A to C. She drives for 30 minutes at an average speed of 62 miles per hour. Work out the distance AD.

[4 marks]

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