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Secondary 1 Maths Practice Worksheet
Time: 60 minTotal: 31 marks
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Section A - Multiple Choice
A1.The pie chart shows how a family's monthly budget of $2000 is allocated by percentage. How much is spent on Food (30%)?[1]
A2.(-6) + (-4) = ?[1]
A3.2³ means?[1]
A4.A recipe uses 200 g of flour for 4 cakes. How much flour is needed for 10 cakes?[1]
A5.Find the value of 6n + 12 when n = 5.[1]
A6.A car travels at 50 km/h for 6 hours. How far does it go?[1]
A7.The graph shows the triangular number pattern (1, 3, 6, 10, ...), plotting term number (x) against value (y). Following the pattern, what is the 5th triangular number?[2]
A8.A watch is sold for $180 at a loss of 10% on the cost price. Find the cost price.[2]
Section B - Short Answer
B1.If a = 3 and b = −2, find the value of 2a − b².[1]
B2.The diagram shows a number line. The temperature at midnight was −4°C. By 6 am, the temperature had risen by 9°C. What was the temperature at 6 am?[2]
B3.A shirt's price increased from $40 to $50. Find the percentage increase.[2]
B4.Two bus services leave the interchange together at 8:00 am. Bus A leaves every 12 minutes and Bus B leaves every 18 minutes. At what time will they next leave together?[2]
B5.By rounding each number to 1 significant figure, estimate the value of 396 × 5.2 ÷ 21.[2]
B6.The figure shows a regular hexagon. Find the size of one exterior angle.[2]
Section C - Structured
C1.Mrs Wong is 4 times as old as her daughter. In 8 years' time, she will be 3 times as old as her daughter. Let the daughter's present age be x years.[3]
(a)Form an equation in x for the situation in 8 years' time.[1]
(b)Solve the equation to find the daughter's present age.[2]
C2.The figure shows an irregular pentagon.[3]
(a)What do the interior angles of a pentagon add up to?[1]
(b)Four of the five interior angles are 100°, 110°, 95° and 120°. Find the value of the fifth angle, x.[2]
C3.The table shows the cost price and selling price of two items sold by a shop.[4]
| Item | Cost Price | Selling Price |
|---|---|---|
| Bicycle | $250 | $300 |
| Watch | $80 | $68 |
Cost and selling prices
(a)Find the percentage profit made on the bicycle.[2]
(b)Find the percentage loss made on the watch.[2]
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