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The four operations

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The four operations questions

Edexcel 4MA1 The four operations 62 questions

Paper 1F June 2025 Foundation tier, Question 1 4 marks

Also involves Place value and ordering numbers

Write a number in each box so that each calculation is correct.

(a)

475 maths symbol =1200

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(b)

180maths symbol maths symbol 5760

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(c)(i)

Here are four discs. There is a number on each disc.

Figure for question 1

Using each disc only once,

write down the smallest number that can be made,

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(c)(ii)

write down the largest even number that can be made.

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Paper 1F June 2025 (R) Foundation tier, Question 1 5 marks

The table shows the land area, in km2, of each of six US states.

StateLand area (km2)
Arizona294 207
Florida138 887
Montana376 962
New Mexico314 161
Oregon248 608
Washington172 119
(a)

Which one of these six US states has the greatest land area?

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(b)

Write the number 314 161 correct to the nearest hundred.

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(c)

Write down the value of the 4 in the number 294 207

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(d)

Work out the sum of the land area of Oregon and the land area of Washington.

The land area of Vermont is 23 871 km2

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(e)

Write the number 23 871 in words.

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Paper 2F June 2025 Foundation tier, Question 1 5 marks

Cho finds this information about the areas, in square kilometres, of some South American countries.

CountryArea (square kilometres)
Paraguay406 752
Suriname163 800
Uruguay173 626
Venezuela926 690
Chile756 100
(a)

Which of these countries has the largest area?

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(b)

Write the number 163 800 in words.

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(c)

Circle the word that describes the value of the 7 in 406 752

7 tenths 7 tens 7 hundreds 7 hundredths 7 thousandths

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(d)

Write the number 173 626 correct to the nearest thousand.

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(e)

Work out the difference between the area of Chile and the area of Uruguay.

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Paper 1F November 2024 Foundation tier, Question 1 5 marks

Also involves Place value and ordering numbers

The table gives the lengths, in metres, of five road tunnels.

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(a)

Which of these five tunnels has the greatest length?

[1]
(b)

Write down the value of the 9 in the number 13 972

The length of one of the tunnels, when rounded to the nearest thousand, is 17 000 metres.

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(c)

Write down the name of this tunnel.

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(d)

Write the number 12 940 in words.

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(e)

Work out the total length of the Arlberg tunnel and the Jinpingshan tunnel.

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Paper 1F June 2024 Foundation tier, Question 1 5 marks

Also involves Place value and ordering numbers

The table gives information about the lengths, in kilometres, of the shorelines of seven lakes.

LakeLength of shoreline (km)
Nasser8947
Kentucky3808
Saimaa13 600
Volta4763
Huron6124
Inari2758
Superior4361
(a)

Which of these seven lakes has the longest shoreline?

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(b)

Write the number 6124 in words.

The shoreline of Lake Nasser is longer than the shoreline of Lake Inari.

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(c)

How much longer?

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(d)

Write down the value of the 6 in the number 4763

Two numbers in the table round to 4000 when written correct to the nearest thousand.

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(e)

Write down these two numbers.

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Paper 1F June 2024 (R) Foundation tier, Question 3 4 marks

(a)

Write a number in the box to make the statement correct.

Figure for question 3
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(b)
Figure for question 3
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(c)

Work out the difference between the largest number in the list and the smallest number in the list.

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Paper 1F June 2024 (R) Foundation tier, Question 5 4 marks

The table gives the average January temperatures for five cities.

CityTemperature
Yinchuan‒8°C
Mumbai24°C
Tallinn‒3°C
Valencia12°C
Saskatoon‒14°C

Here are the temperatures in °C

‒8 24 ‒3 12 ‒14

(a)

Write these numbers in order of size. Start with the smallest number.

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(b)

Work out the difference between the January temperature in Yinchuan and the January temperature in Valencia.

The January temperature in Winnipeg is 13°C lower than the January temperature in Tallinn.

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(c)

Work out the January temperature in Winnipeg.

The January temperature in Austin is 25°C higher than the January temperature in Saskatoon.

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(d)

Work out the January temperature in Austin.

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Paper 1F June 2024 (R) Foundation tier, Question 8 4 marks

Also involves Forming and solving equations

Marie buys

3 birthday cards at $1.80 each 4 sheets of wrapping paper at $1.20 a sheet 2 identical rolls of sticky tape

The total cost is $17.10

Work out the cost of one roll of sticky tape.

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Paper 2F June 2024 (R) Foundation tier, Question 1 4 marks

(a)

Write these numbers in order of size. Start with the smallest number.

122 5 150 71 39

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(b)

Write these decimals in order of size. Start with the smallest decimal.

0.7 0.074 3.77 0.37 0.13

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(c)

Write in figures the number five thousand and eighty four.

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(d)

Write down the value of the 3 in the number 1324

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Paper 2F June 2024 (R) Foundation tier, Question 2 4 marks

The bar chart gives information about the total number of countries in each of five continents.

Figure for question 2

The total number of countries in Europe is 44

(a)

Draw a bar on the bar chart to show this information.

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(b)

Write down the name of the continent with 23 countries.

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(c)

Which continent has 4 times as many countries as South America?

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(d)

Work out the sum of the total number of countries in Africa and the total number of countries in Oceania.

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Paper 2F June 2024 (R) Foundation tier, Question 3 3 marks

The diagram shows part of a number line.

Figure for question 3
(a)

Write down the number marked with the arrow.

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(b)

On the diagram below, draw an arrow to show a temperature of 240°C

Figure for question 3
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(c)

Write the number 0.786 correct to 2 decimal places.

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Paper 2F June 2024 (R) Foundation tier, Question 6 5 marks

(a)

Find the value of 3.42

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(b)

Find the cube root of 373 248

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(c)

Write 7 maths symbol 7 maths symbol 7 maths symbol 7 maths symbol 7 maths symbol 7 as a single power of 7

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(d)

Write one set of brackets in each calculation to make the answer correct.

(d)(i)

5 + 3 × 2 = 16

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(d)(ii)

10 − 8 − 10 − 6 ÷ 2 = 0

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Paper 2F November 2023 Foundation tier, Question 1 4 marks

The table gives information about the weight of sugar produced by each of five countries in one year.

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(a)

Write the number 28 149 in words.

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(b)

Which of these five countries produced the greatest weight of sugar?

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(c)

Write down the value of the 8 in the number 23 787

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(d)

Write the number 15 745 correct to the nearest thousand.

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Paper 1F June 2023 (R) Foundation tier, Question 1 5 marks

Also involves Place value and ordering numbers

The table shows the number of steps Polly walked on each of five days.

DayNumber of steps
Monday8 927
Tuesday11 362
Wednesday9 653
Thursday10 980
Friday6 411
(a)

On which of these days did Polly walk the greatest number of steps?

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(b)

Write the number 9653 in words.

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(c)

Write the number 8927 correct to the nearest ten.

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(d)

Write down the value of the 9 in the number 10 980

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(e)

Work out the sum of the number of steps Polly walked on Thursday and on Friday.

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Paper 1F June 2023 Foundation tier, Question 2 4 marks

Also involves Place value and ordering numbers

Melanie finds this information about the number of people, in millions, who speak each of five languages as their first language.

LanguageNumber of people (in millions)
Spanish480
Greek13
Mandarin Chinese918
Tamil75
Japanese128
(a)

Which of these languages is the first language of the greatest number of people?

More people speak Japanese as their first language than speak Greek as their first language.

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(b)

How many more?

The number of people who speak Tamil as their first language is fraction of the number of people who speak Bengali as their first language.

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(c)

Work out the number of people who speak Bengali as their first language.

It is estimated that 861 700 people can speak Welsh.

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(d)

Write 861 700 in words.

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Paper 2F June 2023 Foundation tier, Question 1 5 marks

Also involves Place value and ordering numbers

(a)

Write in figures the number seven thousand and fifty four.

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(b)

Write the number 78 263 correct to the nearest 100

[1]
(c)

Write down the value of the 7 in the number 673 000

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(d)

Write a number in the box to make the calculation correct.

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(e)

Write a number in the box to make the calculation correct.

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Paper 2F June 2023 Foundation tier, Question 3 4 marks

Peter owns boarding kennels for dogs.

The pictogram shows information about the number of dogs that were at the kennels each day from Monday to Thursday last week.

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(a)

How many dogs were at the kennels on Monday?

18 dogs were at the kennels on Friday.

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(b)

Show this information on the pictogram.

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(c)

Peter gave each dog 2 biscuits each day.

Work out the total number of biscuits that Peter gave the dogs during the five days from Monday to Friday last week.

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Paper 2F June 2023 Foundation tier, Question 15 4 marks

15Finn is asked to find the value of 5 + 32 + 12

Here is his working and his answer.

5 + 32 + 12 = 82 + 12 = 64 + 12 = 76

Finn’s answer is wrong.

(a)

Explain what Finn has done wrong in his working.

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(b)

Write one pair of brackets in this calculation so that the answer is correct.

Question 15, shown as an image
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(c)

Work out the value of x2 + 5y when x = –3 and y = 2

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Paper 1F January 2023 (R) Foundation tier, Question 1 5 marks

Here is a list of numbers.

2 8 14 15 16 18 20

From this list, write down

(a)

the odd number

[1]
(b)

the multiple of 6

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(c)

the square number

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(d)

the prime number

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(e)

two numbers with a sum of 26

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Paper 1F January 2023 Foundation tier, Question 1 4 marks

The table gives information about six plays written by William Shakespeare.

PlayNumber of wordsYear written
The Taming of the Shrew21 0551592
Henry V26 1191599
Hamlet30 5571602
Macbeth17 1211606
Julius Caesar19 7031599
King John20 7721596
(a)

Which of these six plays has the greatest number of words?

Two of these six plays were written in the same year.

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(b)

Write down the name of each of these plays.

The play Othello has 9329 more words in it than the play Macbeth.

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(c)

Work out the number of words in the play Othello.

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(d)

Write the number 21 055 in words.

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Paper 1F January 2023 Foundation tier, Question 2 4 marks

Also involves Converting between units

Luca has 5 kg of chopped tomatoes. He also has some empty tins.

When full, each tin holds 350 g of chopped tomatoes.

Luca fills as many tins as possible with the chopped tomatoes.

Work out the weight of the chopped tomatoes remaining after Luca has filled as many tins as possible. Give the units of your answer.

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Paper 1F January 2023 (R) Foundation tier, Question 5 3 marks

Zoya buys a book and some pencils.

The book costs £6.90 Each pencil costs £0.55

Zoya has a total of £15 to spend on the book and the pencils. She buys as many pencils as she can.

Work out how many pencils she buys.

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Paper 1F January 2023 Foundation tier, Question 6 4 marks

Sandeep sells 600 tickets for an event. He receives a total of $7200 from selling the tickets. fraction of the tickets sold are child tickets. The rest of the tickets sold are adult tickets.

The cost of an adult ticket is $13.60

Work out the cost of a child ticket.

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Paper 2F January 2023 (R) Foundation tier, Question 1 4 marks

(a)

Write these numbers in order of size. Start with the smallest number.

171 490 84 105 233

[1]
(b)

Write in figures the number five thousand, one hundred and two.

[1]
(c)

Write down the value of the 3 in the number 7439

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(d)

Write the number 651 correct to the nearest hundred.

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Paper 2F January 2023 Foundation tier, Question 1 4 marks

Also involves Place value and ordering numbers

Here are four cards. Each card has a number on it.

Figure for question 1

These four cards are arranged to make the number 5763

(a)

Arrange the four cards to make the smallest possible number.

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(b)

Arrange the four cards to make the largest possible even number.

Figure for question 1
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(c)

Arrange two of the cards to make a prime number.

Figure for question 1
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(d)

Arrange two of the cards to make a multiple of 8

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Paper 2F January 2023 Foundation tier, Question 2 4 marks

The pictogram shows information about the total weight of potatoes grown last year in each of five countries.

Figure for question 2

The pictogram shows one country where the total weight of potatoes grown last year was 20 million tonnes.

(a)

Which country?

Last year, the weight of potatoes grown in The Netherlands was 6 million tonnes.

[1]
(b)

Show this information on the pictogram.

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(c)

Work out the total weight of potatoes grown in Germany and in France last year.

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Paper 1F June 2022 Foundation tier, Question 1 5 marks

Nav found the following table that shows the age, in years, of each of seven cities.

CityAge (years)
Cadiz3124
Suzhou2534
Jenin4469
Istanbul2704
Nanjing2516
Gaziantep5669
Alexandria2351
(a)

Write down the name of the city with the greatest age.

[1]
(b)

Write the number 2534 in words.

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(c)

Write the number 2351 correct to the nearest ten.

[1]
(d)

Work out the difference between the age of Cadiz and the age of Nanjing.

A millennium is 1000 years.

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(e)

What is the age of Jenin in whole millenniums?

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Paper 1F June 2022 Foundation tier, Question 5 5 marks

Here is a list of numbers.

3 6 7 8 11 25 27

(a)

From the numbers in the list, write down

(a)(i)

an even number

[1]
(a)(ii)

a multiple of 9

[1]
(a)(iii)

a square number

[1]
(a)(iv)

a prime number

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(b)

Use brackets to make the statement correct. You may use more than one pair of brackets in the statement.

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Paper 1F June 2022 Foundation tier, Question 7 4 marks

Sandeep buys some flowers. He has 5000 rupees to spend.

He buys 6 carnations at 220 rupees each. He also buys some roses at 295 rupees each.

Sandeep should receive 140 rupees in change from his 5000 rupees.

Work out how many roses Sandeep buys.

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Paper 2F June 2022 (R) Foundation tier, Question 1 4 marks

(a)

Write these numbers in order of size. Start with the smallest number.

202 58 123 7 180

[1]
(b)

Write these numbers in order of size. Start with the smallest number.

0.155 1.5 0.15 0.015 1.15

[1]
(c)

Write in figures the number five thousand two hundred and three.

[1]
(d)

Write down the value of the 6 in the number 2468

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Paper 1F January 2022 (R) Foundation tier, Question 1 5 marks

Figure for question 1
(a)

From the numbers in the box, write down

(a)(i)

an even number

[1]
(a)(ii)

a multiple of 9

[1]
(a)(iii)

a prime number

Here are four cards. Each card has a number on it. The four cards are arranged to make the number 7358

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(b)(i)

Show how the four cards can be arranged to make the smallest number using all four cards.

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(b)(ii)

Show how the four cards can be arranged to make a correct calculation below.

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Paper 1F January 2022 Foundation tier, Question 1 4 marks

The table shows the average annual rainfall, in mm, for each of five countries.

CountryAverage annual rainfall (mm)
Colombia3240
Jamaica2051
Brazil1761
Japan1668
France867
(a)

Write the number 2051 in words.

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(b)

Write the number 1668 correct to the nearest hundred.

The average annual rainfall for Colombia is more than the average annual rainfall for Brazil.

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(c)

How much more?

The average annual rainfall for Nigeria was 283 mm more than the average annual rainfall for France.

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(d)

Work out the average annual rainfall for Nigeria.

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Paper 1F January 2022 (R) Foundation tier, Question 3 6 marks

Also involves Converting between units

(a)

Change 6 metres into centimetres.

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(b)

Change 4500 grams into kilograms.

Lauren has 3 litres of fruit juice. She is going to use the fruit juice to make some drinks for a party. Each cup of drink will contain 225 millilitres of fruit juice.

Lauren is going to make as many cups of drink as possible.

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(c)

Work out how much fruit juice Lauren has left when she has made as many cups of drink as possible. Give your answer in millilitres.

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Paper 1F January 2022 Foundation tier, Question 5 4 marks

Angelina buys 3 packets of seeds at $2.45 each packet 2 bags of compost at $6.20 each bag and 4 plant pots

Each plant pot costs the same amount of money.

Angelina paid a total of $34.35 for the seeds, compost and plant pots.

Work out the cost of each plant pot.

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Paper 1F January 2022 Foundation tier, Question 8 3 marks

Also involves Converting between units

Mairi has a 2 metre length of string. She cuts from the string as many lengths of 35 centimetres as possible.

Work out the length of string that she has left. Give your answer in centimetres.

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Paper 2F January 2022 (R) Foundation tier, Question 1 4 marks

Also involves Place value and ordering numbers

The table gives the total area of forest in each of six countries.

CountryArea of forest (km2)
South Africa92 410
Denmark5871
El Salvador2870
Bahamas5150
Jamaica3371
Syria4910
(a)

Which of these six countries has the least total area of forest?

[1]
(b)

Write down the value of the 4 in 92 410

Two of the six countries each have a total area of forest of 5000 km2 when rounded to the nearest thousand.

[1]
(c)

Write down the name of the two countries.

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(d)

Write the number 3371 in words.

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Paper 1F November 2021 Foundation tier, Question 2 6 marks

The table shows the average number of spectators per match, for each of six Spanish football teams, in one season.

TeamAverage number of spectators per match
Real Betis46 393
Valencia38699
Barcelona65731
Athletic Bilbao37378
Sevilla33069
Real Madrid65027
(a)

Which team had the lowest average number of spectators per match?

[1]
(b)

Write the number 65 731 correct to the nearest thousand.

[1]
(c)

Write down the value of the 6 in the number 38 699

In one match, Sevilla played Valencia. In the match, Sevilla had 8 shots on target and Valencia had 12 shots on target.

[1]
(d)

Write the ratio 8:12 in its simplest form.

In the same match, Valencia had 72% possession of the ball.

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(e)

Write 72% as a fraction in its simplest form.

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Paper 1F January 2021 Foundation tier, Question 1 5 marks

The table shows the height, in metres, of each of seven volcanoes.

VolcanoHeight (metres)
Acamarachi6046
Bazman3490
Dona Juana4150
Kamen4585
Mount Ararat5137
Ojos del Salado6893
Semeru3676
(a)

Which of these volcanoes has the greatest height?

[1]
(b)

Write down the value of the 8 in the number 4585

[1]
(c)

Write the number 6046 in words.

[1]
(d)

Write the number 5137 correct to the nearest hundred.

[1]
(e)

Work out the difference in the height of the Acamarachi volcano and the height of the Semeru volcano.

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Paper 1F January 2021 (R) Foundation tier, Question 1 4 marks

The table shows the heights, in metres, of five mountains.

MountainHeight (metres)
Aconcagua6961
Makalu8485
Kilimanjaro5895
Mont Blanc4810
Puncak Jaya4884
(a)

Which of these mountains has the greatest height?

[1]
(b)

Write the number 5895 in words.

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(c)

Write down the value of the 8 in 4810

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(d)

Work out the difference between the height of Aconcagua and the height of Puncak Jaya.

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Paper 1F January 2021 (R) Foundation tier, Question 4 4 marks

Iwan is going to buy the following items

1 plant pot at £8 3 bags of soil at £4.50 for each bag some packets of seeds at £1.10 for each packet.

Iwan has a total of £30 to spend on these items. He buys as many packets of seeds as he can.

Work out how much change Iwan should receive.

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Paper 1F January 2021 Foundation tier, Question 10 3 marks

In Koko’s shop

5 chocolate bars cost $5.75

2 chocolate bars and 3 packets of sweets cost $7.85

Work out the cost of one packet of sweets.

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Paper 1H January 2021 (R) Higher tier, Question 3 4 marks

(a)

On the number line, show the inequality –2 maths symbol y < 1

Question 3, shown as an image

–3 –2 –1 0 1 2 3

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(b)

n is an integer.

Write down all the values of n that satisfy –3.4 maths symbol n ≤ 2

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Paper 2F January 2021 Foundation tier, Question 1 5 marks

Here is a list of numbers in a box.

Figure for question 1

From the numbers in the list, write down

(a)

a multiple of 11

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(b)

a factor of 30

[1]
(c)

a square number

[1]
(d)

a prime number

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(e)

two numbers whose sum is 84

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Paper 2F January 2021 Foundation tier, Question 3 2 marks

The temperature in New York is –2maths symbolC

At the same time, the temperature in Rabat is 16maths symbolC higher than the temperature in New York.

(a)

Work out the temperature in Rabat.

Also, at the same time, the temperature in Helsinki is 17maths symbolC lower than the temperature in New York.

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(b)

Work out the temperature in Helsinki.

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Paper 2F January 2021 Foundation tier, Question 8 3 marks

Also involves Converting between units

Paolo has a bag of flour. The flour in the bag has a weight of 3 kilograms.

Paolo makes 8 pies using the flour in the bag.

3 of the pies each need 150 grams of the flour. 5 of the pies each need 180 grams of the flour.

Work out the weight of flour that remains in the bag when Paolo has made these pies. Give your answer in grams.

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Paper 1F November 2020 Foundation tier, Question 1 3 marks

The table gives information about the amount of crude oil, in barrels, produced per day by each of six countries in 2015

CountryCrude oil produced per day (number of barrels)
Australia322 300
Congo269 000
Gabon213 300
South Sudan220 000
Thailand248 200
Vietnam333 400
(a)

Write down the name of the country that produced the least number of barrels of crude oil.

[1]
(b)

Work out the difference between the number of barrels of crude oil produced by Vietnam and the number of barrels of crude oil produced by Australia.

Thailand produced 248 200 barrels of crude oil.

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(c)

Write 248 200 correct to the nearest thousand.

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Paper 1F November 2020 Foundation tier, Question 5 3 marks

Matt buys a notebook and some pencils.

The notebook costs $2.35 Each pencil costs $0.74

Matt has a total of $20 to spend on the notebook and the pencils. He buys the greatest number of pencils that he can.

Work out how many pencils he buys.

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Paper 1F November 2020 Foundation tier, Question 8 4 marks

Pavel asked 60 people at an airport where they came from. All of the 60 people came from Europe or Africa or Asia.

9 people came from Africa. 14 females came from Europe. 3 males came from Africa. 16 of the 29 males came from Asia.

Using this information, complete the two-way table.

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Paper 2F November 2020 (R) Foundation tier, Question 1 6 marks

The table shows the depth of six ocean trenches.

TrenchDepth (metres)
Diamantina8047
Eurasian Basin4437
Philippine10 540
Puerto Rico8594
South Sandwich8458
Tonga10 882
(a)

Which of these trenches has the greatest depth?

[1]
(b)

Write down the value of the 5 in the number 8594

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(c)

Write the number 4437 in words.

When written correct to the nearest hundred, one of the numbers in the table is 8500

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(d)

What is this number?

The Mariana Trench is 2864 metres deeper than the Diamantina Trench.

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(e)

Work out the depth of the Mariana Trench.

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Paper 2F November 2020 (R) Foundation tier, Question 6 4 marks

There are 32 children in a nursery.

Sandeep buys 5 boxes of balloons. There are 25 balloons in each box.

Sandeep shares the balloons equally between the 32 children so that each child gets as many balloons as possible.

Work out the number of balloons that are not shared between the 32 children.

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Paper 2F November 2020 Foundation tier, Question 19 4 marks

Andreas, Isla and Paulo share some money in the ratios 3: 2: 5

The total amount of money that Isla and Paulo receive is £76 more than the amount of money that Andreas receives.

Andreas buys a video game for £48.50 with some of his share of the money.

Work out how much money Andreas has left from his share of the money when he has bought the video game.

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Paper 1F January 2020 Foundation tier, Question 1 4 marks

The table shows the land area, in km2, of each of six African countries.

CountryLand area (km2)
Botswana566 730
Kenya569 140
Namibia823 290
Somalia627 340
Tanzania885 800
Zambia743 390
(a)

Write down the name of the country with the greatest land area.

[1]
(b)

Write 823 290 correct to the nearest thousand.

[1]
(c)

Work out the difference between the land area of Botswana and the land area of Kenya.

The land area of the Gambia is 10 120 km2

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(d)

Write the number 10 120 in words.

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Paper 1F January 2020 (R) Foundation tier, Question 1 3 marks

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(a)

Write down the largest possible four digit number using all the digits that are in the box.

Figure for question 1

From the numbers in the circle, write down

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(b)

a multiple of 6

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(c)

a prime number

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Paper 1F January 2020 (R) Foundation tier, Question 4 4 marks

Mike is going to buy

1 hammer at £6 2 boxes of nails at £3.50 for each box 4 pieces of wood at £4.20 for each piece some pairs of gloves at £1.80 for each pair

Mike has £40 to spend in total on these items. He wants to buy as many pairs of gloves as he can.

Work out the greatest number of pairs of gloves that Mike can buy.

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Paper 2F January 2020 (R) Foundation tier, Question 1 5 marks

(a)

Write in figures the number seventy thousand, two hundred and sixteen.

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(b)

Write down a common factor of 20 and 30

[1]
(c)

Write down a square number that is between 20 and 40

[1]
(d)

Find the cube root of 3375

[1]
(e)

Write brackets in the following calculation so that the answer is correct.

42 – 6 ÷ 6 – 3 = 40

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Paper 2F January 2020 (R) Foundation tier, Question 5 3 marks

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In the diagram, A, B, C and D are points on a straight line.

AB = 30 cm AC = 96 cm BC = 3CD

Work out the length of AD.

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Paper 2F January 2020 Foundation tier, Question 7 4 marks

(a)

Complete the number machine by writing the correct output on the dotted line.

Question 7, shown as an image
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(b)

Complete the number machine by writing the correct input on the dotted line.

Question 7, shown as an image
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(c)

Here is an incomplete number machine.

Question 7, shown as an image
Figure for question 7

Complete the number machine.

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Paper 2F January 2020 Foundation tier, Question 11 6 marks

Here are five mathematical signs

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(a)

Write one of these five signs in each box so that each of these statements is true.

(a)(i)
Figure for question 11
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(a)(ii)
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(b)

The table gives information about the boiling points and the freezing points of some elements.

ElementChlorineMercuryNeonOxygen
Boiling point (°C)–35357–246–183
Freezing point (°C)–101–39–249–218

Which of these elements has the lowest boiling point?

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(c)

Which of these elements has the largest difference in temperature between its boiling point and its freezing point?

Dr Strauss is going to cool chlorine from its boiling point to its freezing point. He knows that it will take 2 minutes for the temperature of the chlorine to go down 10maths symbolC.

[1]
(d)

Work out how long it will take the chlorine to cool from its boiling point to its freezing point?

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Paper 1F June 2019 Foundation tier, Question 3 5 marks

The table gives the surface areas, in square kilometres, of six lakes in Africa.

LakeSurface area (square kilometres)
Albert5299
Malawi29 500
Mweru5120
Tanganyika32 600
Turkana6405
Victoria68 879
(a)

Which of these lakes has the least surface area?

[1]
(b)

Write the number 6405 in words.

[1]
(c)

Write the number 68 879 correct to the nearest thousand.

[1]
(d)

Sammy says that the surface area of Lake Malawi is about 5 fraction times the surface area of Lake Albert.

Is Sammy correct? Give a reason for your answer.

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Paper 2F June 2018 (R) Foundation tier, Question 1 3 marks

Also involves Place value and ordering numbers

Here are four discs. Each disc has a number on it.

Figure for question 1

These four discs are arranged to make the number 3854

(a)

Arrange the four discs to make the largest possible number.

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(b)

Arrange the four discs to make a multiple of 5

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(c)

Arrange the four discs to make the smallest possible odd number.

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Paper 2F June 2018 (R) Foundation tier, Question 6 4 marks

Also involves Place value and ordering numbers

(a)

Write 1782 correct to the nearest hundred.

[1]
(b)

Write the number thirty two thousand and forty five in figures.

[1]
(c)

Billy works out the answer to 2 + 5 maths symbol 7 He says that the answer is 49

Billy is not correct as the answer should be 37

Explain what Billy has done wrong.

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(d)

Chen says,

“A prime number added to an even number always gives an odd number.”

Give an example to show that Chen is not correct.

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