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Fractions, decimals & percentages

39 questions · 152 marks · about 3.5 hours

Fractions, decimals and percentages questions

TopicFractions, decimals & percentages

Unit 1: Non-calculator June 2025 Foundation tier, Question 1 5 marks

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Write twenty thousand, three hundred and six in figures.

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(c)

Subtract 435 from 826.

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(d)

Write 8467·2 correct to the nearest hundred.

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(e)

Estimate the value of 9·8 × 31·2.

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Unit 1: Non-calculator June 2025 Foundation tier, Question 14, also on the Intermediate paper 3 marks

Write 0·62, 68% and $fraction$ in ascending order.

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Unit 1: Non-calculator June 2025 Intermediate tier, Question 4, also on the Foundation paper 3 marks

Write 0·62, 68% and $fraction$ in ascending order.

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Unit 1: Non-calculator June 2025 Higher tier, Question 15 5 marks

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Unit 2: Calculator-allowed November 2024 Foundation tier, Question 6 4 marks

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Unit 2: Calculator-allowed June 2024 Foundation tier, Question 4 5 marks

Also involves Fractions

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Here are four digits.

7 3 6 5

Write the four digits in the following boxes to form two 2-digit numbers. You need to arrange the four digits so that the product is as small as possible.

You can use each digit only once.

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Unit 2: Calculator-allowed June 2024 Intermediate tier, Question 2 3 marks

(a)

Evaluate 55% of 42·8.

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Which one of the following is not equal to a recurring decimal?

Circle the correct answer.

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Unit 1: Non-calculator November 2023 Foundation tier, Question 12, also on the Intermediate paper 3 marks

Write 0·41, $fraction$ and 45% in descending order.

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Unit 1: Non-calculator November 2023 Intermediate tier, Question 2, also on the Foundation paper 3 marks

Write 0·41, $fraction$ and 45% in descending order.

You must show all your working.

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Unit 1: Non-calculator November 2023 Higher tier, Question 16 7 marks

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Circle the correct answer for each of the following statements.

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Give an example of an irrational number that lies between 6 and 7.

My example of an irrational number is_........

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Unit 1: Non-calculator June 2023 Foundation tier, Question 11 3 marks

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Unit 1: Non-calculator June 2023 Intermediate tier, Question 1 3 marks

Write $fraction$ , 9% and 0.3 in ascending order.

You must show all your working.

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Unit 2: Calculator-allowed June 2023 Intermediate tier, Question 2 4 marks

(a)

Which one of the following fractions can be written as a recurring decimal?

Circle your answer.

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(b)

Which three numbers from the list below are prime numbers?

27 31 35 39 43 47 51 55

The three prime numbers are:

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Unit 1: Non-calculator November 2022 Higher tier, Question 15 4 marks

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Unit 1: Non-calculator June 2022 Foundation tier, Question 13, also on the Intermediate paper 3 marks

Write 0·3, $fraction$ and 31% in ascending order.

You must show all your working.

Smallest value
Greatest value

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Unit 2: Calculator-allowed June 2022 Foundation tier, Question 8 4 marks

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Unit 1: Non-calculator June 2022 Intermediate tier, Question 2, also on the Foundation paper 3 marks

Write 0·3, $fraction$ and 31% in ascending order.

You must show all your working.

Smallest value
Greatest value

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Unit 1: Non-calculator November 2021 Foundation tier, Question 3 3 marks

(a)

Which one of these numbers is both a square number and an even number?

Circle the correct answer.

2 9 12 16 17

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(b)

Write 75% as a fraction in its lowest terms.

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(c)

Write down the mode of these numbers.

28 31 28 29 31 28 34 24 32

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Unit 1: Non-calculator November 2021 Foundation tier, Question 11, also on the Intermediate paper 3 marks

Circle the correct answer to complete each of the following statements.

(a)

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0·02 × 0·8 is equal to

0·016 0·16 1·6 0·4 4

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1·5% can be written as

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Unit 1: Non-calculator November 2021 Intermediate tier, Question 2, also on the Foundation paper 3 marks

Circle the correct answer to complete each of the following statements.

(a)

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0·02 × 0·8 is equal to

0·016 0·16 1·6 0·4 4

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1·5% can be written as

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Unit 2: Calculator-allowed November 2021 Intermediate tier, Question 2 3 marks

(a)

One of these fractions can be written as a recurring decimal.

Circle this fraction.

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Which one of the following numbers is a factor of 92?

Circle your answer.

31 23 29 36 6

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(c)

Which one of the following numbers is a multiple of 17?

Circle your answer.

1953 1653 2053 1853 1753

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Unit 1: Non-calculator November 2021 Higher tier, Question 14 5 marks

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Express your answer as a fraction.

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Unit 2: Calculator-allowed November 2020 Foundation tier, Question 8 4 marks

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Unit 1: Non-calculator November 2020 Higher tier, Question 14 5 marks

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Unit 1: Non-calculator November 2019 Foundation tier, Question 12, also on the Intermediate paper 3 marks

Write 7%, $fraction$ and 0·3 in ascending order.

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Unit 1: Non-calculator November 2019 Intermediate tier, Question 2, also on the Foundation paper 3 marks

Write 7%, $fraction$ and 0·3 in ascending order.

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Unit 1: Non-calculator November 2019 Higher tier, Question 14 3 marks

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Circle the correct answer for the following statement.

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Unit 2: Calculator-allowed June 2019 Foundation tier, Question 7 4 marks

(a)

What percentage of the following shape is shaded?

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You are given the value of 25% of a number.

Explain how you can find the value of the number.

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(c)

Explain how you know that $fraction$ is greater than $fraction$

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Unit 1: Non-calculator June 2019 Higher tier, Question 13 4 marks

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Unit 1: Non-calculator November 2018 Higher tier, Question 15 8 marks

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Unit 2: Calculator-allowed June 2018 Foundation tier, Question 15 3 marks

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Unit 2: Calculator-allowed June 2018 Intermediate tier, Question 4 3 marks

Which of the following fractions is nearest to $fraction$ ?

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Unit 1: Non-calculator June 2018 Higher tier, Question 15 4 marks

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Unit 1: Non-calculator November 2017 Intermediate tier, Question 4 3 marks

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Unit 1: Non-calculator November 2017 Higher tier, Question 15 4 marks

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Unit 1: Non-calculator June 2017 Foundation tier, Question 12, also on the Intermediate paper 3 marks

Write down 0.4, 15% and $fraction$ in ascending order.

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Unit 1: Non-calculator June 2017 Intermediate tier, Question 2, also on the Foundation paper 3 marks

Write down 0.4, 15% and $fraction$ in ascending order.

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Unit 2: Calculator-allowed June 2017 Intermediate tier, Question 1 7 marks

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Calculate 39% of £576.

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Give your answer correct to the nearest whole number.

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(c)

How many quarters are there in 10?

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Circle the fraction that is a recurring decimal.

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Unit 1: Non-calculator June 2017 Higher tier, Question 11 6 marks

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