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Non – Calculator Level 2

Non – Calculator Level 2. 1. 8. 15. Exercise. Exercise. Exercise. 2. 9. 16. Exercise. Exercise. Exercise. 3. 10. 17. Exercise. Exercise. Exercise. 4. 11. 18. Exercise. Exercise. Exercise. 5. 12. 19. Exercise. Exercise. Exercise. 6. 13. 20. Exercise. Exercise.

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Non – Calculator Level 2

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  1. Non – Calculator Level 2 1 8 15 Exercise Exercise Exercise 2 9 16 Exercise Exercise Exercise 3 10 17 Exercise Exercise Exercise 4 11 18 Exercise Exercise Exercise 5 12 19 Exercise Exercise Exercise 6 13 20 Exercise Exercise Exercise 7 14 Exercise Exercise

  2. Exercise 1 Q1 •  In a general knowledge quiz, contestants can gain points by answering questions correctly but they lose marks for wrong answers.  •  Here are scores for three contestants.  Place the contestants in order of merit. -2 8 0 Answer: Kim – Alex – Sam

  3. Exercise 1 Q2 This graph shows the increase in a baby's weight over the first 4 weeks of its life. What did the baby weigh in week 3?  Answer: 4.2kg

  4. Exercise 1 Q3 Calculate  3·6 + 1·3 + 1·8  Answer: 6·7

  5. Exercise 1 Q4 How long does it take Train A to travel from Stirling to Edinburgh?  Answer: 57 minutes

  6. Exercise 2 Q1 Here are five temperatures. Number the temperatures in order, starting with the coldest.  3 2 5 Answer: 1 4

  7. Exercise 2 Q2 Calculate the difference between 12·45 and 6·987.  Answer: 5.463

  8. Exercise 2 Q3 Lisa has £40 to spend. She buys 2 CDs for £14·50 each and a T shirt for £5·99. How much money has she left?  Answer: £5.01

  9. Exercise 2 Q4 David’s Gran is coming to visit him on the third Thursday in June.   Here is the calendar for June.  Write down the date of her visit.  Answer: 16th June

  10. Exercise 3 Q1 12·65 kilograms are cut from a block of cheese weighing 20 kilograms. What is the weight of the piece remaining? Answer: 7.35 kg

  11. Exercise 3 Q2 The results of a survey have been put into a pie chart. The survey was about the colours of cars travelling along a road.  What percentage of the cars was white? Answer: 25%

  12. Exercise 3 Q3 How many metres are there in 5 km 40 m? Answer: 5040

  13. Exercise 3 Q4 8 groups of equal size are to be formed from 755 people. What is the largest group size possible?  Answer: 94

  14. Exercise 4 Q1 Calculate 2·5 x 7 = Answer: 17.5

  15. Exercise 4 Q2 Calculate: 11·67 + 8·58 + 7·5 Answer: 27.75

  16. Exercise 4 Q3 One CD costs £13·49. How much will 6 CDs cost? Answer: £80.94

  17. Exercise 4 Q4 Which of the following is the greatest value? A 10% of 500 B 50% of 80 C 25% of 100 D 20% of 200 10% × 500 = 50 50% × 80 = 40 25% × 100 = 25 20% × 200 = 40 Answer: A

  18. Exercise 5 Q1 At the start of the month, Gordon has £267 in his bank account. He spends £36·50 on CDs, £29·99 on clothes and £106 on food and travel over the month. How much money has he left at the end of the month? A Less than £90 B £90 – £94·99 C £95 – £100 D £100 – £104·99 E £105 or more 36.50 29.99 +106.00 172.49 267.00 -172.49 94.51 Answer: B

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