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1 Name Revision Sheet 1 1 What is 8? Show your working 11 Solve the equation y 1 Round 79 to the nearest Expand ( x 1 0 ) Use BIDMAS to work out 5 1 How many lines of symmetry does a square have? 1 of 7 1 Simplify the ratio 10: What is the median of these data? 5,, 8,, 6 calculate 8 16 How many degrees are there in a right angle? 7 Circle the square numbers from this list Using the formula A r r find the area of a circle with radius cm 8 What is 10% of 80? 18 What is the probability of rolling a on a fair six sided dice? 9 Simplify d d d d d 19 Convert cm into mm 10 If x 5 what is the value of x 0 Find the rule and nth term for the, 7, 10, 1, 16
2 Name Revision Sheet 1 What is 1 6? Show your working 11 Solve the equation y Round 56 to the nearest Expand ( x 1) Use BIDMAS to work out 5 1 How many lines of symmetry does a rectangle have? of 1 Simplify the ratio 9: What is the mean of these data? 5,, 8,, 6 calculate 16 How many degrees are there in a full turn? 7 Circle the prime numbers from this list Using the formula A r r find the area of a circle with radius 5mm 8 What is 0% of 0? 18 What is the probability of rolling an even number on a fair six sided dice? 9 Simplify e e 5 e 19 Convert m into cm 10 If x 6 what is the value of 5x 1 0 Find the rule and nth term for the 5, 7, 9, 11, 1
3 Name Revision Sheet 1 What is 8 7? Show your working 11 Solve the equation y 5 1 Round 806 to the nearest Expand 5 ( x ) Use BIDMAS to work out How many lines of symmetry does a equilateral triangle have? Convert 10 into a mixed fraction 1 Simplify the ratio 1: , simplify your answer 15 What is the median of these data? 0, 10, 0, 10, 50 calculate How many degrees are there on a straight line? 7 The rd triangle number is 6 because 1++=6, the th is 10 since 1+++=10. What is the 6 th? 17 Using the formula A r r find the area of a circle with radius 6cm (take.1 ) 8 What is 50% of 10? 18 What is the probability of rolling a 7 on a fair six sided dice? 9 Simplify 8 f 6 f 19 Convert 1cm into m 10 If x 1 what is the value of x 6 0 Find the rule and nth term for the 10, 1, 16, 19,
4 Name Revision Sheet 1 What is 9 1 6? Show your working 11 Solve the equation 6 y 1 1 Round.85 to the nearest whole number. 1 Expand 5 ( x 1 1) Use BIDMAS to work out 8 (5 1) 7 1 How many lines of symmetry does a kite have? 1 Convert into a top heavy fraction. 1 Share 10 in the ratio 1: 5 Evaluate and simplify: What is the mean of these data?, 8, 5, 5 calculate What is the total number of degrees in a triangle? 7 Circle the square numbers from this list Using the formula A r r find the area of a circle with diameter 6cm (take.1 ) 8 What is 90% of 70? 18 What is the probability of rolling a number less than 8 on a fair six sided dice? 9 Simplify d d d c c 19 Convert 8mm into cm 10 If x what is the value of 7 x 5 0 Find the rule and nth term for the 9, 19, 9, 9, 9
5 Name Revision Sheet 5 1 What is 5 7? Show your working 11 Solve the equation y 1 7 Round 79 to the nearest Expand 7 ( x 1) Use BIDMAS to work out How many lines of symmetry does a regular pentagon have? Convert 0 into a mixed number 1 Share 0 in the ratio : 5 Evaluate and simpify (hint change the first fraction into sixths) 15 What is the mode of these data?,, 5,,, 6, 5,, 1,, calculate How many degrees are there in a quadrilateral? 7 List the factors of 10 (hint factors are the numbers 10 can be divided by) 17 Using the formula A r r find the area of a circle with diameter 10cm (take.1 ) 8 What is 5% of 60? 18 What is the probability of choosing a red card from a pack of cards? 9 Simplify d 5 d e e 19 Convert 7m into mm 10 If x 9 what is the value of x 0 Find the rule and nth term for the 5, 11, 17,, 9
6 Name Revision Sheet 6 1 What is ? Show your working 11 Solve the equation 5 y 8 Round.85 to the 1 decimal place. 1 Expand ( x 5 ) Use BIDMAS to work out 7 ( 5) 1 1 How many lines of symmetry does a parallelogram have? Convert into a top heavy or improper fraction 1 Share 18 in the ratio 5:1 5 Evaluate What is the mean of these data?, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 1 calculate 6 16 If an angle is obtuse, what can you say about its size in degrees? 7 List the factors of 1 17 Using the formula C r find the circumference of a circle of radius cm (.1 ) 8 Increase 0 by 10% 18 What is the probability choosing a King randomly from a pack of cards? 9 Simplify d e 9 d 1 0 e 19 Convert 000g into kg 10 If x what is the value of x 0 Find the rule and nth term for the 6, 11, 16, 1, 6
7 Name Revision Sheet 7 1 What is ? Show your working 11 y Solve the equation 8 Round to 1 decimal place. 1 Expand x( x 1) Use BIDMAS to work out What is the order of rotational symmetry for a square? Convert 5 into a mixed number 6 1 Share in the ratio :5 5 Evaluate and simplify What is the mean of these data to 1 decimal place?.1,.5, 8.,., 6.1, 9.5 calculate How large does an angle need to be before it is called a reflex angle? 7 List the 1 st 5 multiples of 17 Using the formula C r find the circumference of a circle of radius 9cm (.1 ) 8 Increase 50 by 0% 18 What is the probability of choosing a or a randomly from a deck of cards? 9 Simplify 7 d 5 e d e 19 Convert 6kg into g 10 If x 5 and v what is the value of x v 0 Find the rule and nth term for the 1, 7, 1, 19, 5
8 Name Revision Sheet 8 1 What is ? Show your working 11 Solve the equation 1 0 y Round to the decimal places. 1 Expand x ( x y ) Use BIDMAS to work out How many lines of symmetry does an isosceles triangle have? Write 15 7 as a mixed number 1 Share 60 in the ratio 8:: , give your answer as a mixed number 15 What is the median of these data?,,, 6, 8,, 5,, 9,, calculate The angles in a triangle are 90 o, 0 o and A o. What is the value of A? 7 List the first 6 multiples of 8 17 Using the formula C r find the circumference of a circle of radius 5cm (.1 ) 8 Decrease 50 by 0% 18 If I roll a dice 10 times, how many times would you expect to get a? 9 Simplify 8 e 5 d e 1 0 d 19 Convert yards into feet 10 If x and m 10what is the value of 5 mx 0 Find the rule and nth term for the 5, 1, 1, 9, 7
9 Name Revision Sheet 9 1 What is ? Show your working 11 Solve the equation 9 y 0 5 y Round 9.95 to the 1dp. 1 Expand 5 x ( x x ) Use BIDMAS to work out 5 1 If you reflect an isosceles triangle along it s base, which quadrilateral will you create? of 8 1 Share 100 in the ratio 15:: What is the range of this data? 5,, 8,, 6 calculate 8 16 The angles in a triangle are 60 o, 0 o and A o. What is the value of A? 7 List the 1 st 5 prime numbers 17 Using the formula C r find the circumference of a circle of diameter 5cm (.1 ) 8 What is 60% of 50? 18 If I roll a dice 18 times, how many times would I expect to get an even number? 9 Simplify d d 19 Convert 0km into m 10 If x 9 what is the value of x 0 Find the rule and nth term for the 10, 1, 18,, 6, 0
10 Name Revision Sheet 10 1 What is 9 7? Show your working 11 Solve the equation 7 y 1 y Round to 1 dp. 1 Expand a( b 1) Use BIDMAS to work out How many diagonals does a regular pentagon have? How many 1 s are there in? 1 Share 80 in the ratio 6:1: What is the range of these data? 10, 5, 15, 5, 0, 5, 5, 10, 15 calculate What are the angles in an equilateral triangle? 7 What are the 1 st 5 triangle numbers? 17 Using the formula C r find the circumference of a circle of diameter 1cm (.1 ) 8 What is 5% of 90? 18 If you roll a dice 100 times, how many times would you expect to get a or a? 9 Simplify d 5 6 d 19 Convert 5.kg into g 10 If x 9 what is the value of x 0 Find the rule and nth term for the, 10, 18, 6,,, 50
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