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| Geometry and Measures | 787 | 354 | 80 | 215 | 1141 |
| Transformations and Constructions | 276 | 107 | 36 | 26 | 383 |
| Statistics and Probability | 1080 | 340 | 43 | 183 | 1420 |
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| Question ID | Topic | Subtopic | Question |
|---|---|---|---|
| coordinates-3 | Algebra | Coordinates | In the coordinate (2, -6), what is the y-coordinate? |
| coordinates-6 | Algebra | Coordinates | Which coordinate lies on the y-axis? |
| coordinates-7 | Algebra | Coordinates | Which coordinate lies on the x-axis? |
| coordinates-typed-1 | Algebra | Coordinates | Write the coordinate with x = -2 and y = 6. |
| plotting-coordinates-1 | Algebra | Plotting Coordinates | To plot (4, -3), which movement is correct from the origin? |
| plotting-coordinates-2 | Algebra | Plotting Coordinates | Which point is plotted 2 left and 5 up from the origin? |
| plotting-coordinates-4 | Algebra | Plotting Coordinates | Which point is 6 units below the x-axis and on the y-axis? |
| plotting-coordinates-5 | Algebra | Plotting Coordinates | Which coordinate is 3 units left of (2, 1)? |
| plotting-coordinates-6 | Algebra | Plotting Coordinates | Which point is on the x-axis? |
| plotting-coordinates-typed-1 | Algebra | Plotting Coordinates | Write the coordinate 5 left and 2 down from the origin. |
| plotting-coordinates-typed-2 | Algebra | Plotting Coordinates | A point starts at (-1, 4) and moves 3 right and 6 down. Write the new coordinate. |
| plotting-linear-graphs-5 | Algebra | Plotting Linear Graphs | What shape should the graph of y = 3x be? |
| plotting-linear-graphs-6 | Algebra | Plotting Linear Graphs | For y = x - 4, what is y when x = 6? |
| plotting-linear-graphs-typed-1 | Algebra | Plotting Linear Graphs | For y = 3x + 2, find y when x = 4. |
| plotting-linear-graphs-typed-2 | Algebra | Plotting Linear Graphs | For y = 2x - 3, find y when x = -1. |
| gradient-y-intercept-1 | Algebra | Interpreting Gradient and Y-Intercept | In y = 2x + 5, what is the y-intercept? |
| gradient-y-intercept-2 | Algebra | Interpreting Gradient and Y-Intercept | In y = 3x - 1, what is the gradient? |
| gradient-y-intercept-3 | Algebra | Interpreting Gradient and Y-Intercept | A line crosses the y-axis at (0, 4). What is its y-intercept? |
| gradient-y-intercept-4 | Algebra | Interpreting Gradient and Y-Intercept | Which line is steepest? |
| gradient-y-intercept-5 | Algebra | Interpreting Gradient and Y-Intercept | A gradient of 2 means that for every 1 right, the line goes... |
| gradient-y-intercept-7 | Algebra | Interpreting Gradient and Y-Intercept | In y = -2x + 3, what does the negative gradient show? |
| gradient-y-intercept-8 | Algebra | Interpreting Gradient and Y-Intercept | Which equation has y-intercept -4? |
| gradient-y-intercept-typed-1 | Algebra | Interpreting Gradient and Y-Intercept | In y = 4x + 7, write down the gradient. |
| real-life-graphs-7 | Algebra | Real-Life Graphs | What does the vertical axis usually show on a distance-time graph? |
| conversion-graphs-1 | Algebra | Conversion Graphs | A conversion graph shows 1 mile is about 1.6 km. About how many km is 5 miles? |
| conversion-graphs-2 | Algebra | Conversion Graphs | If 10 pounds is about 4.5 kg, what is 20 pounds about? |
| conversion-graphs-7 | Algebra | Conversion Graphs | Which is most likely for a simple conversion graph? |
| conversion-graphs-typed-1 | Algebra | Conversion Graphs | Using 1 mile is about 1.6 km, estimate 10 miles in km. |
| conversion-graphs-typed-2 | Algebra | Conversion Graphs | If 5 kg is about 11 pounds, estimate 10 kg in pounds. |
| perimeter-rectangles-compound-3 | Geometry and Measures | Perimeter of Rectangles and Compound Shapes | A square has side length 7 cm. Find its perimeter. |
| scales-reading-measures-3 | Geometry and Measures | Scales and Reading Measures | A weighing scale shows a pointer halfway between 2 kg and 3 kg. What is the mass? |
| scales-reading-measures-4 | Geometry and Measures | Scales and Reading Measures | A ruler has 10 small divisions in 1 cm. What is each small division? |
| scales-reading-measures-6 | Geometry and Measures | Scales and Reading Measures | A measuring jug has marks every 50 ml. The liquid reaches the third mark after 0 ml. What is the reading? |
| scales-reading-measures-7 | Geometry and Measures | Scales and Reading Measures | A thermometer mark is two small divisions above 18 degrees C. Each division is 1 degree C. What is the reading? |
| angles-straight-point-5 | Geometry and Measures | Angles on a Straight Line and Around a Point | Maya says angles on a straight line add to 360°. Which statement is correct? |
| angles-triangles-3 | Geometry and Measures | Angles in Triangles | Which angle fact is needed to find a missing angle in a triangle? |
| angles-triangles-typed-1 | Geometry and Measures | Angles in Triangles | In triangle ABC, two angles are 44° and 81°. Find x. |
| angles-quadrilaterals-1 | Geometry and Measures | Angles in Quadrilaterals | In quadrilateral ABCD, three angles are 90°, 80° and 100°. Find x. |
| angles-quadrilaterals-2 | Geometry and Measures | Angles in Quadrilaterals | Which angle fact is needed to find a missing angle in any quadrilateral? |
| angles-quadrilaterals-7 | Geometry and Measures | Angles in Quadrilaterals | A quadrilateral has three angles of 85°, 95° and 100°. Find the fourth angle. |
| properties-2d-shapes-1 | Geometry and Measures | Properties of 2D Shapes | How many lines of symmetry does a square have? |
| properties-2d-shapes-5 | Geometry and Measures | Properties of 2D Shapes | How many sides does a pentagon have? |
| properties-2d-shapes-6 | Geometry and Measures | Properties of 2D Shapes | Which quadrilateral has four equal sides and four right angles? |
| properties-2d-shapes-7 | Geometry and Measures | Properties of 2D Shapes | Which quadrilateral has opposite sides equal and four right angles? |
| properties-2d-shapes-8 | Geometry and Measures | Properties of 2D Shapes | A regular hexagon has how many sides? |
| area-compound-shapes-8 | Geometry and Measures | Area of Compound Shapes | What is a good first step when finding the area of a compound shape? |
| volume-cuboids-8 | Geometry and Measures | Volume of Cuboids | What unit is suitable for the volume of a cuboid measured in centimetres? |
| reflections-3 | Transformations and Constructions | Reflections | Which coordinate stays the same when a point is reflected in the y-axis? |
| rotations-5 | Transformations and Constructions | Rotations | Which information is needed to describe a rotation fully? |
| rotations-8 | Transformations and Constructions | Rotations | A 270° clockwise rotation is the same as which rotation? |
| translations-3 | Transformations and Constructions | Translations | The column vector (3-2) means: |
| translations-4 | Transformations and Constructions | Translations | Point C moves from (1, 2) to (6, 4). Which vector describes the translation? |
| translations-5 | Transformations and Constructions | Translations | Point D is at (4, -1). Translate it by (-35). What is the image? |
| translations-8 | Transformations and Constructions | Translations | Point F moves from (-4, 1) to (-4, 6). Which vector describes the translation? |
| enlargements-6 | Transformations and Constructions | Enlargements | A triangle has sides 3 cm, 4 cm and 5 cm. It is enlarged by scale factor 2. What are the new side lengths? |
| enlargements-7 | Transformations and Constructions | Enlargements | Which information is needed for a full enlargement description? |
| enlargements-typed-2 | Transformations and Constructions | Enlargements | A side length of 7 cm is enlarged by scale factor 4. What is the new side length? |
| shape-reflections-1 | Transformations and Constructions | Reflections | Triangle ABC is reflected in the y-axis. Vertex A is at (2, 1). Write down the coordinate of A after the reflection. |
| shape-reflections-2 | Transformations and Constructions | Reflections | Triangle ABC is reflected in the x-axis. Which image shows the correct transformation? |
| shape-reflections-3 | Transformations and Constructions | Reflections | Shape P is reflected to shape Q on a coordinate grid. The mirror line is vertical. Describe the reflection fully. |
| shape-reflections-4 | Transformations and Constructions | Reflections | A student reflects a rectangle in the line y = 2. Which statement must be true for the image to be correct? |
| shape-reflections-5 | Transformations and Constructions | Reflections | Quadrilateral ABCD is reflected in the line y = x. Which is the correct reflection? |
| shape-reflections-6 | Transformations and Constructions | Reflections | The diagram shows shape A and its image B after a reflection. Describe the transformation fully. |
| shape-rotations-1 | Transformations and Constructions | Rotations | Triangle ABC is rotated 180° about the origin. Which image shows the correct transformation? |
| shape-rotations-2 | Transformations and Constructions | Rotations | The rectangle is rotated 90° anticlockwise about the origin. Which image shows the correct transformation? |
| shape-rotations-3 | Transformations and Constructions | Rotations | Shape P is rotated to shape Q on a grid. Which information is needed to describe the rotation fully? |
| shape-rotations-4 | Transformations and Constructions | Rotations | The diagram shows triangle A and its image B after a rotation. Describe the rotation fully. |
| shape-rotations-5 | Transformations and Constructions | Rotations | A triangle is rotated 90° clockwise about the origin. Which coordinate rule is correct for every vertex? |
| shape-rotations-6 | Transformations and Constructions | Rotations | A quadrilateral is rotated 180° about the point (1, 1). One vertex moves from (4, 2) to (-2, 0). Explain how this helps check the centre of rotation. |
| shape-translations-1 | Transformations and Constructions | Translations | Triangle ABC is translated by the column vector (3-2). What movement does this describe? |
| shape-translations-2 | Transformations and Constructions | Translations | The triangle is translated by the vector (5-3). Which image shows the correct transformation? |
| shape-translations-3 | Transformations and Constructions | Translations | The blue pentagon is translated to make the green pentagon. Which is the correct vector it is translated by? |
| shape-translations-4 | Transformations and Constructions | Translations | A rectangle is translated by the vector (-24). Which statement is true? |
| shape-translations-5 | Transformations and Constructions | Translations | The diagram shows shape P translated to shape Q. Describe the translation as a column vector. |
| shape-translations-6 | Transformations and Constructions | Translations | A student says the vector (2-5) means 2 up and 5 left. Explain the mistake. |
| shape-enlargements-1 | Transformations and Constructions | Enlargements | Triangle ABC is enlarged by scale factor 2. Side AB is 4 cm. What is the length of the image side A'B'? |
| shape-enlargements-2 | Transformations and Constructions | Enlargements | The rectangle is enlarged by scale factor 3 from the origin. Which image shows the correct transformation? |
| shape-enlargements-3 | Transformations and Constructions | Enlargements | Shape A is enlarged to shape B. A side of shape A is 3 cm and the matching side of shape B is 12 cm. What is the scale factor? |
| shape-enlargements-4 | Transformations and Constructions | Enlargements | The diagram shows triangle A enlarged to triangle B. Describe the enlargement fully. |
| shape-enlargements-5 | Transformations and Constructions | Enlargements | A square has side length 5 cm. It is enlarged by scale factor 3. Work out the perimeter of the enlarged square. |
| shape-enlargements-6 | Transformations and Constructions | Enlargements | A student enlarges a triangle by scale factor 2 and says the area also doubles. Explain why this is not correct. |
| plans-elevations-1 | Transformations and Constructions | Plans and Elevations | Which view shows an object from above? |
| plans-elevations-2 | Transformations and Constructions | Plans and Elevations | Which view shows an object from the front? |
| plans-elevations-6 | Transformations and Constructions | Plans and Elevations | A side elevation shows which direction? |
| plans-elevations-typed-2 | Transformations and Constructions | Plans and Elevations | Which view is seen from above: plan, front elevation or side elevation? |
| drawing-triangles-1 | Transformations and Constructions | Drawing Triangles Accurately | Which tools are needed to draw a triangle with sides 5 cm, 6 cm and 7 cm accurately? |
| drawing-triangles-2 | Transformations and Constructions | Drawing Triangles Accurately | A triangle is described as SSS. What information is given? |
| drawing-triangles-3 | Transformations and Constructions | Drawing Triangles Accurately | A triangle is described as SAS. What information is given? |
| drawing-triangles-4 | Transformations and Constructions | Drawing Triangles Accurately | A triangle is described as ASA. What information is given? |
| perpendicular-bisectors-1 | Transformations and Constructions | Constructing Perpendicular Bisectors | What does a perpendicular bisector do to a line segment? |
| perpendicular-bisectors-2 | Transformations and Constructions | Constructing Perpendicular Bisectors | Which tools are used to construct a perpendicular bisector accurately? |
| perpendicular-bisectors-4 | Transformations and Constructions | Constructing Perpendicular Bisectors | When constructing a perpendicular bisector, the compass width should be: |
| perpendicular-bisectors-7 | Transformations and Constructions | Constructing Perpendicular Bisectors | What should be joined to complete a perpendicular bisector construction? |
| perpendicular-bisectors-8 | Transformations and Constructions | Constructing Perpendicular Bisectors | If AB is 10 cm long, where does its perpendicular bisector cross AB? |
| perpendicular-bisectors-typed-1 | Transformations and Constructions | Constructing Perpendicular Bisectors | A line segment AB is 12 cm long. How far from A is the midpoint? |
| perpendicular-bisectors-typed-2 | Transformations and Constructions | Constructing Perpendicular Bisectors | What angle does a perpendicular bisector make with the line segment it bisects? |
| angle-bisectors-1 | Transformations and Constructions | Constructing Angle Bisectors | What does an angle bisector do? |
| angle-bisectors-3 | Transformations and Constructions | Constructing Angle Bisectors | An angle is 80°. Its angle bisector creates two angles of: |
| angle-bisectors-4 | Transformations and Constructions | Constructing Angle Bisectors | An angle is 120°. What is each smaller angle after bisecting? |
| angle-bisectors-5 | Transformations and Constructions | Constructing Angle Bisectors | When starting an angle bisector construction, where should the compass point be placed? |
| angle-bisectors-7 | Transformations and Constructions | Constructing Angle Bisectors | A point on an angle bisector is: |
| angle-bisectors-8 | Transformations and Constructions | Constructing Angle Bisectors | An angle bisector of a 90° angle creates two angles of: |
| angle-bisectors-typed-1 | Transformations and Constructions | Constructing Angle Bisectors | An angle is 70°. What is each angle after it is bisected? |
| angle-bisectors-typed-2 | Transformations and Constructions | Constructing Angle Bisectors | What is the name of the construction that splits an angle into two equal angles? |
| loci-1 | Transformations and Constructions | Loci | The locus of points 4 cm from a fixed point is: |
| loci-5 | Transformations and Constructions | Loci | Points equidistant from two points A and B lie on: |
| loci-6 | Transformations and Constructions | Loci | Points equidistant from two crossing lines lie on: |
| loci-7 | Transformations and Constructions | Loci | Which word best describes a locus? |
| loci-typed-2 | Transformations and Constructions | Loci | What construction gives all points the same distance from two points A and B? |
| pythagoras-4 | Pythagoras and Trigonometry | Pythagoras’ Theorem | Which side is the hypotenuse? |
| bar-charts-4 | Statistics and Probability | Bar Charts | On a bar chart, what should each bar height show? |
| pictograms-7 | Statistics and Probability | Pictograms | One symbol represents 3 sandwiches. How many symbols are needed for 15 sandwiches? |
| pictograms-8 | Statistics and Probability | Pictograms | One symbol represents 4 tickets. How many symbols are needed for 10 tickets? |
| pictograms-typed-1 | Statistics and Probability | Pictograms | In a pictogram, one symbol represents 5 pupils. How many pupils do 3.5 symbols represent? |
| probability-scale-4 | Statistics and Probability | Probability Scale | Which value is not possible as a probability? |
| probability-scale-5 | Statistics and Probability | Probability Scale | Which is more likely: 0.3 or 0.8? |
| probability-scale-7 | Statistics and Probability | Probability Scale | Which probability is the most unlikely? |
| listing-outcomes-1 | Statistics and Probability | Listing Outcomes | A fair coin is flipped once. How many possible outcomes are there? |
| listing-outcomes-5 | Statistics and Probability | Listing Outcomes | Two coins are flipped. Which list shows all possible outcomes? |
| listing-outcomes-6 | Statistics and Probability | Listing Outcomes | A shirt comes in red or blue and sizes S, M, L. How many choices are possible? |
| listing-outcomes-8 | Statistics and Probability | Listing Outcomes | A spinner has numbers 1, 2 and 3. A coin is flipped. How many combined outcomes are there? |
| listing-outcomes-typed-1 | Statistics and Probability | Listing Outcomes | A cafe offers 4 drinks and 2 snacks. How many drink-snack combinations are possible? |
| listing-outcomes-typed-2 | Statistics and Probability | Listing Outcomes | Two fair coins are flipped. Write the number of possible ordered outcomes. |
| sample-space-2 | Statistics and Probability | Sample Space Diagrams | A redblue spinner and a 1/2/3 spinner are spun. How many combined outcomes are there? |
| sample-space-7 | Statistics and Probability | Sample Space Diagrams | A coin and a six-sided dice are used. How many combined outcomes are possible? |
| sample-space-8 | Statistics and Probability | Sample Space Diagrams | Two dice are rolled. How many outcomes have a total of 2? |
| sample-space-typed-1 | Statistics and Probability | Sample Space Diagrams | A spinner has A, B and C. Another spinner has 1 and 2. How many possible outcomes are there? |
| sample-space-typed-2 | Statistics and Probability | Sample Space Diagrams | Two fair coins are flipped. Write the probability of getting exactly one head as a fraction. |
| scatter-graphs-3 | Statistics and Probability | Scatter Graphs | What is a line of best fit used for? |
| scatter-graphs-8 | Statistics and Probability | Scatter Graphs | Using a line of best fit to estimate between known data values is called: |
| exam-coordinates-1 | Algebra | Coordinates | A point has x-coordinate -4 and y-coordinate 3. Write the coordinate. |
| exam-plotting-coordinates-1 | Algebra | Plotting Coordinates | A point is 6 left and 3 down from the origin. Write its coordinate. |
| exam-gradient-y-intercept-1 | Algebra | Interpreting Gradient and Y-Intercept | In the equation y = 3x - 5, write down the y-intercept. |
| exam-real-life-graphs-1 | Algebra | Real-Life Graphs | A car travels 90 miles in 3 hours. Find its average speed in mph. |
| exam-conversion-graphs-1 | Algebra | Conversion Graphs | Using 1 mile is about 1.6 km, estimate 15 miles in km. |
| exam-scales-reading-measures-1 | Geometry and Measures | Scales and Reading Measures | A measuring cylinder has 5 equal spaces between 200 ml and 300 ml. What is each space worth? |
| exam-properties-2d-shapes-1 | Geometry and Measures | Properties of 2D Shapes | Name the quadrilateral with four equal sides and four right angles. |
| exam-rotations-1 | Transformations and Constructions | Rotations | Point B is at (2, -3). Rotate B 180° around the origin. Write the image coordinate. |
| exam-perpendicular-bisectors-1 | Transformations and Constructions | Constructing Perpendicular Bisectors | A line segment AB is 14 cm long. How far from A does its perpendicular bisector cross AB? |
| exam-angle-bisectors-1 | Transformations and Constructions | Constructing Angle Bisectors | An angle of 110° is bisected. What is the size of each smaller angle? |
| exam-listing-outcomes-1 | Statistics and Probability | Listing Outcomes | A cafe has 3 sandwich choices and 4 drink choices. How many sandwich-drink combinations are possible? |
| exam-sample-space-diagrams-1 | Statistics and Probability | Sample Space Diagrams | Two fair coins are flipped. Write the probability of getting exactly one tail as a fraction. |
| exam-scatter-graphs-1 | Statistics and Probability | Scatter Graphs | A scatter graph shows that as temperature increases, ice cream sales tend to increase. Write the type of correlation. |
| depth-algebra-gradient-y-intercept-fluency-149 | Algebra | Interpreting Gradient and Y-Intercept | Work out: Which line is steepest? |
| depth-geometry-area-compound-shapes-reasoning-416 | Geometry and Measures | Area of Compound Shapes | What is a good first step when finding the area of a compound shape? Which statement best explains the method used? |
| depth-geometry-area-compound-shapes-challenge-421 | Geometry and Measures | Area of Compound Shapes | What is a good first step when finding the area of a compound shape? Give your answer carefully, including any units or required rounding. |
| depth-geometry-volume-cuboids-reasoning-425 | Geometry and Measures | Volume of Cuboids | What unit is suitable for the volume of a cuboid measured in centimetres? Which statement best explains the method used? |
| depth-geometry-volume-cuboids-challenge-430 | Geometry and Measures | Volume of Cuboids | What unit is suitable for the volume of a cuboid measured in centimetres? Give your answer carefully, including any units or required rounding. |
| exp-algebra-coordinates-001 | Algebra | Coordinates | A shape has a vertex at (-9, 3). The vertex moves 3 left and 1 down. Write down its new coordinate. |
| exp-algebra-plotting-linear-graphs-001 | Algebra | Plotting Linear Graphs | The line has equation y = -2x - 1. Work out y when x = -3. |
| exp-algebra-gradient-y-intercept-001 | Algebra | Interpreting Gradient and Y-Intercept | For the line y = -4x - 4, write down the gradient. |
| exp-algebra-real-life-graphs-001 | Algebra | Real-Life Graphs | The distance-time graph represents a journey taken. Calculate the average speed. |
| exp-geometry-perimeter-rectangles-compound-shapes-001 | Geometry and Measures | Perimeter of Rectangles and Compound Shapes | A garden measures 2 m by 8 m. Calculate its perimeter. |
| exp-geometry-area-rectangles-001 | Geometry and Measures | Area of Rectangles | A rectangular floor measures 2 m by 8 m. Calculate its area. |
| exp-geometry-area-parallelograms-001 | Geometry and Measures | Area of Parallelograms | Find the area of the parallelogram. |
| exp-geometry-area-triangles-001 | Geometry and Measures | Area of Triangles | Calculate the area of the triangle. |
| exp-geometry-area-trapezia-001 | Geometry and Measures | Area of Trapezia | Calculate the area of the trapezium. |
| exp-geometry-scales-reading-measures-001 | Geometry and Measures | Scales and Reading Measures | In this measuring cylinder, each large line represents 1ml. How much water is in the measuring cylinder? |
| exp-geometry-angles-straight-line-around-point-001 | Geometry and Measures | Angles on a Straight Line and Around a Point | Three angles meet at a point. Two are 20° and 138°. Calculate the third angle. |
| exp-geometry-angles-in-triangles-001 | Geometry and Measures | Angles in Triangles | Two interior angles of a triangle are 25° and 60°. Calculate the third angle. |
| exp-geometry-angles-in-quadrilaterals-001 | Geometry and Measures | Angles in Quadrilaterals | Three interior angles of a quadrilateral are 65°, 92° and 75°. Calculate the fourth angle. |
| exp-geometry-properties-2d-shapes-001 | Geometry and Measures | Properties of 2D Shapes | What is the name of a quadrilateral with four equal sides and four right angles. |
| exp-geometry-circumference-circle-001 | Geometry and Measures | Circumference of a Circle | A circle has radius 2 cm. Calculate its circumference. Give your answer correct to 1 decimal place. |
| exp-geometry-area-circle-001 | Geometry and Measures | Area of a Circle | A circular sign has radius 2 cm. Calculate its area. Give your answer correct to 1 decimal place. |
| exp-geometry-area-compound-shapes-001 | Geometry and Measures | Area of Compound Shapes | Calculate the area of the compound shape. |
| exp-geometry-volume-cuboids-001 | Geometry and Measures | Volume of Cuboids | A cuboid has length 2 cm, width 8 cm and height 2 cm. Calculate its volume. |
| exp-geometry-surface-area-cuboids-001 | Geometry and Measures | Surface Area of Cuboids | A closed cuboid measures 2 cm by 8 cm by 2 cm. Calculate its total surface area. |
| exp-transformations-reflections-001 | Transformations and Constructions | Reflections | Triangle ABC has vertices A(1, 2), B(3, 2), C(1, 4). It is reflected in the y-axis. Write down the coordinates of A', B' and C'. |
| exp-transformations-rotations-001 | Transformations and Constructions | Rotations | Triangle ABC has vertices A(1, 2), B(3, 2), C(1, 4). It is rotated 180° about the origin. Write down the coordinates of A', B' and C'. |
| exp-transformations-translations-001 | Transformations and Constructions | Translations | Triangle ABC has vertices A(1, 2), B(3, 2), C(1, 4). It is translated by (-1-3). Write down the coordinates of A', B' and C'. |
| exp-transformations-enlargements-001 | Transformations and Constructions | Enlargements | The triangle is enlarged by scale factor 3 from the origin. Which diagram shows the correct transformation? |
| exp-transformations-plans-and-elevations-001 | Transformations and Constructions | Plans and Elevations | A cuboid is 2 cm wide, 8 cm high and 2 cm deep. What are the dimensions of its front elevation? |
| exp-transformations-drawing-triangles-accurately-001 | Transformations and Constructions | Drawing Triangles Accurately | A triangle is specified by three side lengths. Write down the construction information type. |
| exp-transformations-perpendicular-bisectors-001 | Transformations and Constructions | Constructing Perpendicular Bisectors | A line segment is 4 cm long. Its perpendicular bisector crosses the segment at M. Calculate the distance from either endpoint to M. |
| exp-transformations-angle-bisectors-001 | Transformations and Constructions | Constructing Angle Bisectors | An angle of 30° is bisected. Calculate the size of each new angle. |
| exp-transformations-loci-001 | Transformations and Constructions | Loci | Write down the locus of points exactly 2 cm from a fixed point P. |
| exp-transformations-pythagoras-theorem-001 | Pythagoras and Trigonometry | Pythagoras’ Theorem | Calculate the missing side length in this right-angled triangle. |
| exp-statistics-mean-from-frequency-table-001 | Statistics and Probability | Mean from a Frequency Table | The frequency table shows the number of goals scored in a match during the football tournament. Calculate the mean. |
| exp-statistics-probability-scale-001 | Statistics and Probability | Probability Scale | Write 110 as a decimal probability on the scale from 0 to 1. |
| exp-statistics-listing-outcomes-001 | Statistics and Probability | Listing Outcomes | A menu has 2 starters and 5 main courses. A meal contains one starter and one main course. Work out the number of possible meals. |
| exp-statistics-scatter-graphs-001 | Statistics and Probability | Scatter Graphs | A scatter graph shows that as x increases, y generally increases. Write down the type of correlation. |
| exp-algebra-plotting-linear-graphs-002 | Algebra | Plotting Linear Graphs | The line has equation y = -2x - 4. Work out y when x = 1. |
| exp-algebra-gradient-y-intercept-002 | Algebra | Interpreting Gradient and Y-Intercept | For the line y = -1x + 6, write down the y-intercept. |
| exp-algebra-real-life-graphs-002 | Algebra | Real-Life Graphs | Calculate the average speed shown in the distance-time graph. |
| exp-geometry-area-rectangles-002 | Geometry and Measures | Area of Rectangles | A rectangular floor measures 8 m by 6 m. Calculate its area. |
| exp-geometry-area-parallelograms-002 | Geometry and Measures | Area of Parallelograms | Calculate the area of the parallelogram. |
| exp-geometry-area-triangles-002 | Geometry and Measures | Area of Triangles | Calculate the area of the triangle. |
| exp-geometry-area-trapezia-002 | Geometry and Measures | Area of Trapezia | Find the area of the trapezium. |
| exp-geometry-angles-straight-line-around-point-002 | Geometry and Measures | Angles on a Straight Line and Around a Point | Find the size of angle x. |
| exp-geometry-angles-in-triangles-002 | Geometry and Measures | Angles in Triangles | Find the size of angle x. |
| exp-geometry-angles-in-quadrilaterals-002 | Geometry and Measures | Angles in Quadrilaterals | Find the size of the missing angle. |
| exp-geometry-properties-2d-shapes-002 | Geometry and Measures | Properties of 2D Shapes | Write down the name of a triangle with exactly two equal sides. |
| exp-geometry-circumference-circle-002 | Geometry and Measures | Circumference of a Circle | A circular table has radius 1.4 m. Calculate its circumference. Give your answer correct to 1 decimal place. |
| exp-geometry-area-compound-shapes-002 | Geometry and Measures | Area of Compound Shapes | A compound shape is made from an 8 cm by 6 cm rectangle with a 2 cm by 2 cm rectangular corner removed. Calculate the remaining area. |
| exp-geometry-volume-cuboids-002 | Geometry and Measures | Volume of Cuboids | A cuboid has length 8 cm, width 6 cm and height 22 cm. Calculate its volume. |
| exp-geometry-surface-area-cuboids-002 | Geometry and Measures | Surface Area of Cuboids | A closed cuboid measures 8 cm by 6 cm by 22 cm. Calculate its total surface area. |
| exp-transformations-angle-bisectors-002 | Transformations and Constructions | Constructing Angle Bisectors | An angle of 126° is bisected. Calculate the size of each new angle. |
| exp-transformations-loci-002 | Transformations and Constructions | Loci | Write down the locus of points exactly 2 cm from a straight line. |
| exp-statistics-probability-scale-002 | Statistics and Probability | Probability Scale | Write 410 as a decimal probability on the scale from 0 to 1. |
| exp-statistics-listing-outcomes-002 | Statistics and Probability | Listing Outcomes | A menu has 2 starters and 2 main courses. A meal contains one starter and one main course. Work out the number of possible meals. |
| exp-statistics-sample-space-diagrams-002 | Statistics and Probability | Sample Space Diagrams | Spinner A has 5 equally likely outcomes and spinner B has 4. Work out the number of outcomes. |
| exp-statistics-scatter-graphs-002 | Statistics and Probability | Scatter Graphs | A scatter graph shows that as one value increases, the other generally decreases. Write down the type of correlation. |
| algebra-2026-coordinates-009 | Algebra | Coordinates | Point A has coordinates (3, -3). Write down its x-coordinate. |
| algebra-2026-coordinates-012 | Algebra | Coordinates | Point C is (-5, -5). It moves 7 units right. What are its new coordinates? |
| algebra-2026-coordinates-008 | Algebra | Coordinates | Three vertices of a rectangle are (2, 5), (7, 5) and (7, 8). Find the fourth vertex. |
| algebra-2026-coordinates-013 | Algebra | Coordinates | The endpoints of a horizontal line segment are (-4, -2) and (0, -2). Find the midpoint. |
| algebra-2026-gradient-y-intercept-016 | Algebra | Gradient and Y-Intercept | A student says the y-intercept of y = x - 4 is 1. What is the correct y-intercept? |
| algebra-2026-coordinates-010 | Algebra | Coordinates | Point B has coordinates (4, 0). Write down its y-coordinate. |
| algebra-2026-coordinates-011 | Algebra | Coordinates | In which quadrant or location is the point (5, 3)? |
| algebra-2026-coordinates-005 | Algebra | Coordinates | The endpoints of a horizontal line segment are (-1, -4) and (3, -4). Find the midpoint. |
| algebra-2026-gradient-y-intercept-014 | Algebra | Gradient and Y-Intercept | A line has gradient 4 and y-intercept -1. Which equation represents it? |
| algebra-2026-coordinates-016 | Algebra | Coordinates | Three vertices of a rectangle are (-1, -4), (4, -4) and (4, -1). Find the fourth vertex. |
| algebra-2026-coordinates-004 | Algebra | Coordinates | Point C is (-2, 4). It moves 4 units right. What are its new coordinates? |
| algebra-2026-gradient-y-intercept-015 | Algebra | Gradient and Y-Intercept | A line rises 9 units while moving 3 units to the left. Find its gradient. |
| algebra-2026-gradient-y-intercept-009 | Algebra | Gradient and Y-Intercept | For y = 4x + 2, write down the gradient. |
| algebra-2026-coordinates-007 | Algebra | Coordinates | Point D is (1, 2). Which point has the same x-coordinate as D? |
| algebra-2026-gradient-y-intercept-008 | Algebra | Gradient and Y-Intercept | A student says the y-intercept of y = 3x - 1 is 3. What is the correct y-intercept? |
| algebra-2026-coordinates-014 | Algebra | Coordinates | A point lies on the y-axis and has y-coordinate 1. Which coordinates describe the point? |
| algebra-2026-coordinates-006 | Algebra | Coordinates | A point lies on the y-axis and has y-coordinate -1. Which coordinates describe the point? |
| algebra-2026-gradient-y-intercept-013 | Algebra | Gradient and Y-Intercept | Which line has the smallest gradient? |
| algebra-2026-coordinates-015 | Algebra | Coordinates | Point D is (-2, 4). Which point has the same x-coordinate as D? |
| algebra-2026-coordinates-001 | Algebra | Coordinates | Point A has coordinates (-5, -5). Write down its x-coordinate. |
| algebra-2026-gradient-y-intercept-010 | Algebra | Gradient and Y-Intercept | For y = -x - 4, write down the y-intercept. |
| algebra-2026-coordinates-003 | Algebra | Coordinates | In which quadrant or location is the point (-3, 1)? |
| algebra-2026-coordinates-002 | Algebra | Coordinates | Point B has coordinates (-4, -2). Write down its y-coordinate. |
| algebra-2026-gradient-y-intercept-001 | Algebra | Gradient and Y-Intercept | For y = x - 4, write down the gradient. |
| algebra-2026-plotting-linear-graphs-012 | Algebra | Plotting Linear Graphs | For y = 4x + 2, find the coordinate where the graph crosses the y-axis. |
| algebra-2026-plotting-linear-graphs-014 | Algebra | Plotting Linear Graphs | A student plots y = 2x + 1 using x-values -1, 0 and 1. Which three y-values are correct? |
| algebra-2026-gradient-y-intercept-002 | Algebra | Gradient and Y-Intercept | For y = 2x - 1, write down the y-intercept. |
| algebra-2026-plotting-linear-graphs-015 | Algebra | Plotting Linear Graphs | On the line y = 3x - 3, y = 9. Find x. |
| algebra-2026-gradient-y-intercept-005 | Algebra | Gradient and Y-Intercept | Which line is steepest? |
| algebra-2026-plotting-linear-graphs-016 | Algebra | Plotting Linear Graphs | Which table could be used to plot y = 4x? |
| algebra-2026-gradient-y-intercept-007 | Algebra | Gradient and Y-Intercept | A line rises 6 units while moving 3 units to the right. Find its gradient. |
| algebra-2026-gradient-y-intercept-006 | Algebra | Gradient and Y-Intercept | A line has gradient 1 and y-intercept 2. Which equation represents it? |
| algebra-2026-real-life-graphs-013 | Algebra | Real-Life Graphs | Boats A and B are taking part in a 12 km kayak race. The graph shows the distance each boat has travelled. After 12 minutes, how much farther has boat A travelled than boat B? |
| algebra-2026-real-life-graphs-010 | Algebra | Real-Life Graphs | A survey boat moves away from a jetty and then turns back. The graph shows its distance from the jetty. How much closer to the jetty does the boat get between 18 minutes and 30 minutes? |
| algebra-2026-real-life-graphs-011 | Algebra | Real-Life Graphs | A mobile repair technician records the total distance driven during the morning. The graph contains two horizontal sections. During which time interval is the technician stationary for the longest? |
| algebra-2026-real-life-graphs-001 | Algebra | Real-Life Graphs | The graph shows the total distance travelled by a delivery van during the first 35 minutes of its route. How far does the van travel between 15 minutes and 25 minutes? |
| algebra-2026-real-life-graphs-003 | Algebra | Real-Life Graphs | A ferry leaves a harbour. The graph shows its distance from the harbour during the next 30 minutes. During which 10-minute interval does the ferry travel fastest? |
| algebra-2026-real-life-graphs-002 | Algebra | Real-Life Graphs | Ravi is running a 10 km race. The graph shows the distance he has left to run. For how many minutes does Ravi stop? |
| algebra-2026-real-life-graphs-005 | Algebra | Real-Life Graphs | Leah walks from home to a shop and then continues to a sports centre. The graph shows her distance from home. How far is the sports centre from the shop? |
| algebra-2026-real-life-graphs-004 | Algebra | Real-Life Graphs | A tram is 12 km from the end of its route when the graph begins. The graph shows its distance from the terminus. At what time does the tram reach the terminus? |
| algebra-2026-real-life-graphs-007 | Algebra | Real-Life Graphs | The graph shows the total distance travelled by a snowplough during a 90-minute shift. Work out its average speed for the whole shift. |
| algebra-2026-real-life-graphs-006 | Algebra | Real-Life Graphs | Cyclists P and Q travel along the same 24 km route. Their journeys are shown on the same graph. Who finishes first, and by how many minutes? |
| geometry-2026-area-triangles-09 | Geometry and Measures | Area of Triangles | A triangular banner for a youth centre has base 24 cm and perpendicular height 4 cm. Printing costs 6 pence per cm2. Calculate the printing cost. |
| geometry-2026-area-triangles-12 | Geometry and Measures | Area of Triangles | A triangle has area 105 m2 and base 30 m. Work out its perpendicular height. |
| geometry-2026-area-triangles-08 | Geometry and Measures | Area of Triangles | Find the area of the triangle. |
| geometry-2026-area-triangles-13 | Geometry and Measures | Area of Triangles | Find the area of the triangle. |
| geometry-2026-scales-reading-measures-08 | Geometry and Measures | Scales and Reading Measures | A measuring cylinder is labelled 90 ml and 122 ml with 8 equal spaces. The liquid is at the 1st small mark above 90 ml. Work out the reading. |
| geometry-2026-area-triangles-10 | Geometry and Measures | Area of Triangles | Two triangles have the same perpendicular height. Their bases are in the ratio 3:4, so their areas are in the same ratio. Their total area is 455 cm2. Find the area of the larger triangle. |
| geometry-2026-scales-reading-measures-09 | Geometry and Measures | Scales and Reading Measures | A map uses the scale 1 cm represents 8 km. Two landmarks are 4 cm apart on the map. Calculate their actual distance. |
| geometry-2026-area-triangles-11 | Geometry and Measures | Area of Triangles | Calculate the area of a triangle with base 28 cm and perpendicular height 6 cm. |
| geometry-2026-area-triangles-05 | Geometry and Measures | Area of Triangles | Two triangles have the same perpendicular height. Their bases are in the ratio 2:3, so their areas are in the same ratio. Their total area is 320 cm2. Find the area of the larger triangle. |
| geometry-2026-area-triangles-16 | Geometry and Measures | Area of Triangles | Calculate the area of a triangle with base 38 cm and perpendicular height 11 cm. |
| geometry-2026-area-triangles-04 | Geometry and Measures | Area of Triangles | A triangular banner for a village hall has base 14 cm and perpendicular height 7 cm. Printing costs 6 pence per cm2. Calculate the printing cost. |
| geometry-2026-area-triangles-17 | Geometry and Measures | Area of Triangles | A triangle has area 80 m2 and base 40 m. Work out its perpendicular height. |
| geometry-2026-area-triangles-07 | Geometry and Measures | Area of Triangles | A triangle has area 100 m2 and base 20 m. Work out its perpendicular height. |
| geometry-2026-area-triangles-14 | Geometry and Measures | Area of Triangles | A triangular banner for an outdoor pool has base 34 cm and perpendicular height 9 cm. Printing costs 6 pence per cm2. Calculate the printing cost. |
| geometry-2026-area-triangles-06 | Geometry and Measures | Area of Triangles | Calculate the area of a triangle with base 18 cm and perpendicular height 9 cm. |
| geometry-2026-scales-reading-measures-19 | Geometry and Measures | Scales and Reading Measures | A map uses the scale 1 cm represents 8 km. Two landmarks are shown on the map. Calculate their actual distance. |
| geometry-2026-area-triangles-15 | Geometry and Measures | Area of Triangles | Two triangles have the same perpendicular height. Their bases are in the ratio 4:5, so their areas are in the same ratio. Their total area is 1620 cm2. Find the area of the larger triangle. |
| geometry-2026-area-triangles-01 | Geometry and Measures | Area of Triangles | Calculate the area of a triangle with base 8 cm and perpendicular height 4 cm. |
| geometry-2026-scales-reading-measures-02 | Geometry and Measures | Scales and Reading Measures | What temperature does the thermometer show? |
| geometry-2026-scales-reading-measures-18 | Geometry and Measures | Scales and Reading Measures | A measuring cylinder is labelled 190 ml and 214 ml with 6 equal spaces. The liquid is at the 3th small mark above 190 ml. Work out the reading. |
| geometry-2026-scales-reading-measures-03 | Geometry and Measures | Scales and Reading Measures | A measuring cylinder is labelled 40 ml and 68 ml with 7 equal spaces. The liquid is at the 3th small mark above 40 ml. Work out the reading. |
| geometry-2026-area-circle-02 | Geometry and Measures | Area of a Circle | A circle has diameter 8 m. Find its area in terms of π. |
| geometry-2026-area-triangles-03 | Geometry and Measures | Area of Triangles | Find the area of the triangle. |
| geometry-2026-area-circle-03 | Geometry and Measures | Area of a Circle | A semicircle has radius 6 cm. Calculate its area in terms of π. |
| geometry-2026-area-triangles-02 | Geometry and Measures | Area of Triangles | A triangle has area 25 m2 and base 10 m. Work out its perpendicular height. |
| geometry-2026-scales-reading-measures-01 | Geometry and Measures | Scales and Reading Measures | A measuring scale has labelled marks at 20 g and 30 g with 5 equal intervals between them. What is the value of each interval? |
| geometry-2026-scales-reading-measures-15 | Geometry and Measures | Scales and Reading Measures | A circular dial is marked from 0 to 240 in 10 equal divisions. The pointer is on division 5 after zero. Find the reading. |
| geometry-2026-scales-reading-measures-06 | Geometry and Measures | Scales and Reading Measures | A measuring scale has labelled marks at 70 g and 82 g. What is the value of each interval? |
| geometry-2026-scales-reading-measures-14 | Geometry and Measures | Scales and Reading Measures | What is the real-life distance of the castle from the church? |
| geometry-2026-area-circle-01 | Geometry and Measures | Area of a Circle | A circle has radius 3 cm. Calculate its area in terms of π. |
| geometry-2026-scales-reading-measures-07 | Geometry and Measures | Scales and Reading Measures | What temperature is the thermometer showing? |
| geometry-2026-scales-reading-measures-17 | Geometry and Measures | Scales and Reading Measures | What temperature does the thermometer show? |
| geometry-2026-area-circle-06 | Geometry and Measures | Area of a Circle | A circle has radius 8 cm. Calculate its area in terms of π. |
| geometry-2026-scales-reading-measures-04 | Geometry and Measures | Scales and Reading Measures | What is the real-life distance of the windmill from the lighthouse? |
| geometry-2026-scales-reading-measures-16 | Geometry and Measures | Scales and Reading Measures | A measuring scale has labelled marks at 170 g and 186 g with 8 equal intervals between them. What is the value of each interval? |
| geometry-2026-area-circle-07 | Geometry and Measures | Area of a Circle | A circle has diameter 18 m. Find its area in terms of π. |
| geometry-2026-scales-reading-measures-05 | Geometry and Measures | Scales and Reading Measures | A circular dial is marked from 0 to 140 in 10 equal divisions. The pointer is on division 7 after zero. Find the reading. |
| geometry-2026-scales-reading-measures-11 | Geometry and Measures | Scales and Reading Measures | A measuring scale has labelled marks at 120 g and 134 g with 7 equal intervals between them. What is the value of each interval? |
| geometry-2026-area-circle-04 | Geometry and Measures | Area of a Circle | A circular mural at a village hall has radius 6 m. Painting costs £5 for each square metre. Write the exact total cost in terms of π. |
| geometry-2026-scales-reading-measures-10 | Geometry and Measures | Scales and Reading Measures | A circular dial is marked from 0 to 190 in 10 equal divisions. The pointer is on division 6 after zero. What number is it pointing at? |
| geometry-2026-area-circle-05 | Geometry and Measures | Area of a Circle | The radii of two circles are in the ratio 1:2. The smaller circle has area 4π cm2. Find the area of the larger circle. |
| geometry-2026-properties-2d-shapes-21 | Geometry and Measures | Properties of 2D Shapes | A regular polygon has exterior angle 24°. Calculate its number of sides. |
| geometry-2026-scales-reading-measures-13 | Geometry and Measures | Scales and Reading Measures | How much liquid is in the cylinder? |
| geometry-2026-properties-2d-shapes-20 | Geometry and Measures | Properties of 2D Shapes | Work out one exterior angle of a regular hexagon. |
| geometry-2026-scales-reading-measures-12 | Geometry and Measures | Scales and Reading Measures | A thermometer scale runs from 130°C to 154°C in 8 equal intervals. The liquid level is at the 5th interval after 130°C. Read the temperature. |
| geometry-2026-properties-2d-shapes-23 | Geometry and Measures | Properties of 2D Shapes | Which quadrilateral has diagonals that are equal and bisect each other, but do not normally meet at right angles? |
| geometry-2026-area-circle-08 | Geometry and Measures | Area of a Circle | A semicircle has radius 10 cm. Calculate its area in terms of π. |
| geometry-2026-properties-2d-shapes-22 | Geometry and Measures | Properties of 2D Shapes | The sum of the interior angles of a polygon is 1260°. Calculate the number of sides. |
| geometry-2026-area-circle-09 | Geometry and Measures | Area of a Circle | A circular mural at a youth centre has radius 11 m. Painting costs £2 for each square metre. Write the exact total cost in terms of π. |
| geometry-2026-properties-2d-shapes-25 | Geometry and Measures | Properties of 2D Shapes | Each interior angle of a regular polygon is 150°. Calculate the number of sides. |
| geometry-2026-properties-2d-shapes-24 | Geometry and Measures | Properties of 2D Shapes | How many lines of symmetry does a typical kite have? |
| geometry-2026-area-circle-24 | Geometry and Measures | Area of a Circle | A circular mural at a rescue shelter has radius 26 m. Painting costs £5 for each square metre. Write the exact total cost in terms of π. |
| geometry-2026-area-circle-25 | Geometry and Measures | Area of a Circle | The radii of two circles are in the ratio 1:2. The smaller circle has area 36π cm2. Find the area of the larger circle. |
| geometry-2026-area-compound-shapes-11 | Geometry and Measures | Area of Compound Shapes | Calculate the area of the L-shape. |
| geometry-2026-area-compound-shapes-10 | Geometry and Measures | Area of Compound Shapes | A compound display is split into two non-overlapping sections whose areas are in the ratio 2:3. The smaller section has area 378 cm2. Calculate the total area. |
| geometry-2026-area-compound-shapes-13 | Geometry and Measures | Area of Compound Shapes | A compound shape consists of a 24 cm by 13 cm rectangle and a triangle attached to the rectangle's 13 cm side. The full base of the triangle is the shared 13 cm edge. The triangle has perpendicular height 4 cm. Find the total area. |
| geometry-2026-angles-in-triangles-24 | Geometry and Measures | Angles in Triangles | A triangular support at a rescue shelter has one right angle and another angle of 58°. Calculate the third angle. |
| geometry-2026-area-circle-20 | Geometry and Measures | Area of a Circle | The radii of two circles are in the ratio 1:2. The smaller circle has area 25π cm2. Find the area of the larger circle. |
| geometry-2026-area-compound-shapes-12 | Geometry and Measures | Area of Compound Shapes | Calculate the area of the shape. |
| geometry-2026-angles-in-triangles-25 | Geometry and Measures | Angles in Triangles | The three angles in a triangle are in the ratio 4:5:6. Calculate the largest angle. |
| geometry-2026-area-circle-21 | Geometry and Measures | Area of a Circle | A circle has radius 23 cm. Calculate its area in terms of π. |
| geometry-2026-area-compound-shapes-15 | Geometry and Measures | Area of Compound Shapes | A compound display is split into two non-overlapping sections whose areas are in the ratio 2:3. The smaller section has area 360 cm2. Calculate the total area. |
| geometry-2026-area-circle-22 | Geometry and Measures | Area of a Circle | A circle has diameter 48 m. Find its area in terms of π. |
| geometry-2026-area-compound-shapes-14 | Geometry and Measures | Area of Compound Shapes | A centred rectangular recess measuring 6 m wide and 3 m deep is removed from the top edge of a 25 m by 14 m rectangle. Flooring costs £4 per m2. Calculate the total cost. |
| geometry-2026-area-circle-23 | Geometry and Measures | Area of a Circle | A semicircle has radius 26 cm. Calculate its area in terms of π. |
| geometry-2026-area-compound-shapes-17 | Geometry and Measures | Area of Compound Shapes | A centred rectangular recess measuring 4 cm deep and 2 cm high is removed from the right-hand edge of a 28 cm by 10 cm rectangle. Calculate the area of the remaining shape. |
| geometry-2026-angles-in-triangles-20 | Geometry and Measures | Angles in Triangles | The three angles in a triangle are in the ratio 2:5:8. Calculate the largest angle. |
| geometry-2026-area-compound-shapes-16 | Geometry and Measures | Area of Compound Shapes | A 3 cm by 5 cm rectangle is removed completely from the centre of a 27 cm by 9 cm rectangle, leaving a rectangular frame. Calculate the area of the remaining shape. |
| geometry-2026-angles-in-triangles-21 | Geometry and Measures | Angles in Triangles | A triangle has angles 55° and 65°. Calculate its third angle. |
| geometry-2026-area-compound-shapes-19 | Geometry and Measures | Area of Compound Shapes | A 6 m by 4 m rectangle is removed from the top-right corner of a 30 m by 12 m rectangle, forming an L-shape. Flooring costs £5 per m2. Calculate the total cost. |
| geometry-2026-angles-in-triangles-22 | Geometry and Measures | Angles in Triangles | An isosceles triangle has vertex angle 82°. Work out the size of each equal base angle. |
| geometry-2026-area-compound-shapes-18 | Geometry and Measures | Area of Compound Shapes | A compound shape consists of a 29 cm by 11 cm rectangle and a triangle attached to the rectangle's 11 cm side. The triangle has perpendicular height 8 cm. Find the total area. |
| geometry-2026-angles-in-triangles-23 | Geometry and Measures | Angles in Triangles | Two opposite interior angles of a triangle are 57° and 71°. Find the exterior angle at the third vertex. |
| geometry-2026-area-trapezia-04 | Geometry and Measures | Area of Trapezia | A trapezium-shaped flower bed at a village hall has parallel sides 9 m and 16 m and height 7 m. Soil costs £5 per square metre. Calculate the total cost. |
| geometry-2026-area-trapezia-05 | Geometry and Measures | Area of Trapezia | Every length of a trapezium with area 112 mm2 is doubled. Calculate the area of the enlarged trapezium. |
| geometry-2026-area-parallelograms-02 | Geometry and Measures | Area of Parallelograms | The area of a parallelogram is 32 m2 and its base is 8 m. Find its perpendicular height. |
| geometry-2026-area-trapezia-06 | Geometry and Measures | Area of Trapezia | A trapezium has parallel sides 11 cm and 15 cm, with perpendicular height 9 cm. Calculate its area. |
| geometry-2026-area-parallelograms-03 | Geometry and Measures | Area of Parallelograms | Work out its area of the parallelogram. |
| geometry-2026-area-trapezia-07 | Geometry and Measures | Area of Trapezia | A trapezium has area 145 m2, parallel sides 12 m and 17 m. Find its perpendicular height. |
| geometry-2026-area-trapezia-17 | Geometry and Measures | Area of Trapezia | A trapezium has area 147 m2, parallel sides 22 m and 27 m. Find its perpendicular height. |
| geometry-2026-area-trapezia-16 | Geometry and Measures | Area of Trapezia | A trapezium has parallel sides 21 cm and 25 cm, with perpendicular height 5 cm. Calculate its area. |
| geometry-2026-area-parallelograms-01 | Geometry and Measures | Area of Parallelograms | A parallelogram has base 7 cm and perpendicular height 3 cm. Calculate its area. |
| geometry-2026-area-parallelograms-15 | Geometry and Measures | Area of Parallelograms | A parallelogram has area 168 cm2. Its base and perpendicular height are both multiplied by 4. Find the new area. |
| geometry-2026-area-trapezia-01 | Geometry and Measures | Area of Trapezia | A trapezium has parallel sides 6 cm and 10 cm, with perpendicular height 4 cm. Calculate its area. |
| geometry-2026-area-trapezia-15 | Geometry and Measures | Area of Trapezia | Every length of a trapezium with area 96 mm2 is doubled. Calculate the area of the enlarged trapezium. |
| geometry-2026-area-parallelograms-06 | Geometry and Measures | Area of Parallelograms | A parallelogram has base 12 cm and perpendicular height 8 cm. Calculate its area. |
| geometry-2026-area-parallelograms-14 | Geometry and Measures | Area of Parallelograms | A parallelogram-shaped panel at an outdoor pool has base 20 m and perpendicular height 7 m. One tin of paint covers 3 m2. How many tins are needed if only whole tins can be bought? |
| geometry-2026-area-trapezia-02 | Geometry and Measures | Area of Trapezia | A trapezium has area 47.5 m2, parallel sides 7 m and 12 m. Find its perpendicular height. |
| geometry-2026-area-trapezia-14 | Geometry and Measures | Area of Trapezia | A trapezium-shaped flower bed at an outdoor pool has parallel sides 19 m and 26 m and height 10 m. Soil costs £5 per square metre. Calculate the total cost. |
| geometry-2026-area-parallelograms-07 | Geometry and Measures | Area of Parallelograms | The area of a parallelogram is 117 m2 and its base is 13 m. Find its perpendicular height. |
| geometry-2026-area-parallelograms-17 | Geometry and Measures | Area of Parallelograms | The area of a parallelogram is 230 m2 and its base is 23 m. Find its perpendicular height. |
| geometry-2026-area-trapezia-03 | Geometry and Measures | Area of Trapezia | The area of a trapezium is 66 cm2. One parallel side is 8 cm and the perpendicular height is 6 cm. Work out the length of the other parallel side. |
| geometry-2026-area-trapezia-13 | Geometry and Measures | Area of Trapezia | The area of a trapezium is 189 cm2. One parallel side is 18 cm and the perpendicular height is 9 cm. Work out the length of the other parallel side. |
| geometry-2026-area-parallelograms-04 | Geometry and Measures | Area of Parallelograms | A parallelogram-shaped panel at a village hall has base 10 m and perpendicular height 6 m. One tin covers 5 m2. How many tins are needed if only whole tins can be bought? |
| geometry-2026-area-parallelograms-16 | Geometry and Measures | Area of Parallelograms | A parallelogram has base 22 cm and perpendicular height 9 cm. Calculate its area. |
| geometry-2026-area-compound-shapes-08 | Geometry and Measures | Area of Compound Shapes | A compound shape consists of a 19 cm by 8 cm rectangle and a triangle attached to the rectangle's 8 cm side. The triangle has perpendicular height 6 cm. Find the total area. |
| geometry-2026-area-trapezia-12 | Geometry and Measures | Area of Trapezia | A trapezium has area 156 m2, parallel sides 17 m and 22 m. Find its perpendicular height. |
| geometry-2026-area-parallelograms-05 | Geometry and Measures | Area of Parallelograms | A parallelogram has area 77 cm2. Its base and perpendicular height are both multiplied by 3. Find the new area. |
| geometry-2026-area-parallelograms-11 | Geometry and Measures | Area of Parallelograms | A parallelogram has base 17 cm and perpendicular height 4 cm. Calculate its area. |
| geometry-2026-volume-cuboids-04 | Geometry and Measures | Volume of Cuboids | A village hall packs 5 identical cuboid containers, each measuring 9 cm by 6 cm by 5 cm. Find their total volume. |
| geometry-2026-area-compound-shapes-09 | Geometry and Measures | Area of Compound Shapes | An L-shaped floor at a youth centre is made from a 20 m by 9 m rectangle with a 6 m by 2 m section removed. Flooring costs £3 per m2. Calculate the total cost. |
| geometry-2026-area-trapezia-11 | Geometry and Measures | Area of Trapezia | A trapezium has parallel sides 16 cm and 20 cm, with perpendicular height 7 cm. Calculate its area. |
| geometry-2026-area-parallelograms-10 | Geometry and Measures | Area of Parallelograms | A parallelogram has area 48 cm2. Its base and perpendicular height are both multiplied by 2. Find the new area. |
| geometry-2026-volume-cuboids-05 | Geometry and Measures | Volume of Cuboids | The length, width and height of a cuboid are in the ratio 2:3:4. The shortest edge is 4 cm. Calculate the volume. |
| geometry-2026-area-compound-shapes-06 | Geometry and Measures | Area of Compound Shapes | A diagram is to show an L-shape formed from a 17 cm by 13 cm rectangle with a 3 cm by 3 cm rectangle removed from the top-right corner. Calculate the area of the L-shape. |
| geometry-2026-area-trapezia-10 | Geometry and Measures | Area of Trapezia | Every length of a trapezium with area 114 mm2 is doubled. Calculate the area of the enlarged trapezium. |
| geometry-2026-area-parallelograms-13 | Geometry and Measures | Area of Parallelograms | A parallelogram has base 19 mm, sloping side 8 mm and perpendicular height 6 mm. Work out its area. |
| geometry-2026-volume-cuboids-06 | Geometry and Measures | Volume of Cuboids | Calculate the volume of a cuboid measuring 11 cm by 8 cm by 2 cm. |
| geometry-2026-area-compound-shapes-07 | Geometry and Measures | Area of Compound Shapes | A 4 cm by 4 cm rectangle is removed from the top-right corner of a 18 cm by 14 cm rectangle, forming an L-shape. Calculate the area of the remaining shape. |
| geometry-2026-area-parallelograms-08 | Geometry and Measures | Area of Parallelograms | Find the area of the parallelogram. |
| geometry-2026-area-parallelograms-12 | Geometry and Measures | Area of Parallelograms | The area of a parallelogram is 90 m2 and its base is 18 m. Find its perpendicular height. |
| geometry-2026-volume-cuboids-07 | Geometry and Measures | Volume of Cuboids | A cuboid has volume 324 m3, length 12 m and width 9 m. Find its height. |
| geometry-2026-area-compound-shapes-04 | Geometry and Measures | Area of Compound Shapes | An L-shaped floor at a village hall is made from a 15 m by 11 m rectangle with a 6 m by 5 m section removed. Flooring costs £6 per m2. Calculate the total cost. |
| geometry-2026-area-trapezia-08 | Geometry and Measures | Area of Trapezia | The area of a trapezium is 64 cm2. One parallel side is 13 cm and the perpendicular height is 4 cm. Work out the length of the other parallel side. |
| geometry-2026-area-parallelograms-09 | Geometry and Measures | Area of Parallelograms | A parallelogram-shaped panel at a youth centre has base 15 m and perpendicular height 11 m. One tin of paint covers 2 m2. How many tins are needed if only whole tins can be bought? |
| geometry-2026-area-compound-shapes-05 | Geometry and Measures | Area of Compound Shapes | A compound display is split into two non-overlapping sections whose areas are in the ratio 2:3. The smaller section has area 356 cm2. Calculate the total area. |
| geometry-2026-area-trapezia-09 | Geometry and Measures | Area of Trapezia | A trapezium-shaped flower bed at a youth centre has parallel sides 14 m and 21 m and height 5 m. Soil costs £5 per square metre. Calculate the total cost. |
| geometry-2026-area-rectangles-19 | Geometry and Measures | Area of Rectangles | A rectangular floor at a recycling centre measures 26 m by 11 m. Flooring costs £4 per square metre. Calculate the total cost. |
| geometry-2026-volume-cuboids-01 | Geometry and Measures | Volume of Cuboids | Calculate the volume of a cuboid measuring 6 cm by 3 cm by 2 cm. |
| geometry-2026-area-compound-shapes-02 | Geometry and Measures | Area of Compound Shapes | A diagram is to show an L-shape formed from a 13 cm by 9 cm rectangle with a 4 cm by 3 cm rectangle removed from the top-right corner. Calculate the area of the L-shape. |
| geometry-2026-area-trapezia-22 | Geometry and Measures | Area of Trapezia | A trapezium has area 118 m2, parallel sides 27 m and 32 m. Find its perpendicular height. |
| geometry-2026-area-rectangles-18 | Geometry and Measures | Area of Rectangles | Find the area of a square with side length 23 mm. |
| geometry-2026-volume-cuboids-02 | Geometry and Measures | Volume of Cuboids | A cuboid has volume 84 m3, length 7 m and width 4 m. Find its height. |
| geometry-2026-area-compound-shapes-03 | Geometry and Measures | Area of Compound Shapes | A compound shape consists of a 14 cm by 10 cm rectangle and a triangle attached to the rectangle's 10 cm side. The triangle has perpendicular height 8 cm. Find the total area. |
| geometry-2026-area-trapezia-23 | Geometry and Measures | Area of Trapezia | The area of a trapezium is 155 cm2. One parallel side is 28 cm and the perpendicular height is 5 cm. Work out the length of the other parallel side. |
| geometry-2026-volume-cuboids-03 | Geometry and Measures | Volume of Cuboids | A solid cuboid measures 8 cm by 5 cm by 4 cm. How many 1 cm3 cubes are needed to build it? |
| geometry-2026-area-trapezia-20 | Geometry and Measures | Area of Trapezia | Every length of a trapezium with area 261 mm2 is doubled. Calculate the area of the enlarged trapezium. |
| geometry-2026-area-parallelograms-19 | Geometry and Measures | Area of Parallelograms | A parallelogram-shaped panel at a recycling centre has base 25 m and perpendicular height 3 m. One tin of paint covers 4 m2. How many tins are needed if only whole tins can be bought? |
| geometry-2026-area-compound-shapes-01 | Geometry and Measures | Area of Compound Shapes | Calculate the area of the shape. |
| geometry-2026-area-trapezia-19 | Geometry and Measures | Area of Trapezia | A trapezium-shaped flower bed at a recycling centre has parallel sides 24 m and 31 m and height 8 m. Soil costs £5 per square metre. Calculate the total cost. |
| geometry-2026-area-trapezia-21 | Geometry and Measures | Area of Trapezia | A trapezium has parallel sides 26 cm and 30 cm, with perpendicular height 10 cm. Calculate its area. |
| geometry-2026-area-parallelograms-18 | Geometry and Measures | Area of Parallelograms | A parallelogram has base 24 mm, sloping side 13 mm and perpendicular height 11 mm. Work out its area. |
| geometry-2026-area-trapezia-18 | Geometry and Measures | Area of Trapezia | The area of a trapezium is 182 cm2. One parallel side is 23 cm and the perpendicular height is 7 cm. Work out the length of the other parallel side. |
| geometry-2026-area-rectangles-13 | Geometry and Measures | Area of Rectangles | Find the area of a square with side length 18 mm. |
| geometry-2026-area-trapezia-24 | Geometry and Measures | Area of Trapezia | A trapezium-shaped flower bed at a rescue shelter has parallel sides 29 m and 36 m and height 6 m. Soil costs £5 per square metre. Calculate the total cost. |
| geometry-2026-area-rectangles-12 | Geometry and Measures | Area of Rectangles | A rectangle has area 76 m2 and length 19 m. Work out its width. |
| geometry-2026-volume-cuboids-08 | Geometry and Measures | Volume of Cuboids | A solid cuboid measures 13 cm by 3 cm by 4 cm. How many 1 cm3 cubes are needed to build it? |
| geometry-2026-area-trapezia-25 | Geometry and Measures | Area of Trapezia | Every length of a trapezium with area 238 mm2 is doubled. Calculate the area of the enlarged trapezium. |
| geometry-2026-area-rectangles-11 | Geometry and Measures | Area of Rectangles | Calculate the area of a rectangle with length 18 cm and width 3 cm. |
| geometry-2026-volume-cuboids-09 | Geometry and Measures | Volume of Cuboids | A youth centre packs 5 identical cuboid containers, each measuring 14 cm by 4 cm by 5 cm. Find their total volume. |
| geometry-2026-area-rectangles-10 | Geometry and Measures | Area of Rectangles | The length and width of a rectangular display are in the ratio 4:2. The width is 14 cm. Calculate the area of the display. |
| geometry-2026-area-rectangles-17 | Geometry and Measures | Area of Rectangles | A rectangle has area 216 m2 and length 24 m. Work out its width. |
| geometry-2026-area-rectangles-16 | Geometry and Measures | Area of Rectangles | Calculate the area of a rectangle with length 23 cm and width 8 cm. |
| geometry-2026-area-rectangles-24 | Geometry and Measures | Area of Rectangles | A rectangular floor at a rescue shelter measures 31 m by 6 m. Flooring costs £9 per square metre. Calculate the total cost. |
| geometry-2026-area-rectangles-15 | Geometry and Measures | Area of Rectangles | The length and width of a rectangular display are in the ratio 5:2. The width is 12 cm. Calculate the area of the display. |
| geometry-2026-area-rectangles-25 | Geometry and Measures | Area of Rectangles | The length and width of a rectangular display are in the ratio 3:2. The width is 8 cm. Calculate the area of the display. |
| geometry-2026-area-rectangles-14 | Geometry and Measures | Area of Rectangles | A rectangular floor at an outdoor pool measures 21 m by 6 m. Flooring costs £5 per square metre. Calculate the total cost. |
| geometry-2026-area-rectangles-22 | Geometry and Measures | Area of Rectangles | A rectangle has area 116 m2 and length 29 m. Work out its width. |
| geometry-2026-area-rectangles-23 | Geometry and Measures | Area of Rectangles | Find the area of a square with side length 28 mm. |
| geometry-2026-area-rectangles-20 | Geometry and Measures | Area of Rectangles | The length and width of a rectangular display are in the ratio 6:2. The width is 10 cm. Calculate the area of the display. |
| geometry-2026-area-rectangles-21 | Geometry and Measures | Area of Rectangles | Calculate the area of a rectangle with length 28 cm and width 3 cm. |
| geometry-2026-surface-area-cuboids-05 | Geometry and Measures | Surface Area of Cuboids | Every edge of a cuboid with surface area 344 cm2 is doubled. Calculate the new surface area. |
| geometry-2026-angles-in-quadrilaterals-25 | Geometry and Measures | Angles in Quadrilaterals | The angles of a quadrilateral are in the ratio 5:6:7:12. Calculate the largest angle. |
| geometry-2026-surface-area-cuboids-04 | Geometry and Measures | Surface Area of Cuboids | A closed cuboid display box at a village hall measures 9 m by 6 m by 5 m. Covering material costs £5 per m2. Find the total cost. |
| geometry-2026-angles-in-quadrilaterals-24 | Geometry and Measures | Angles in Quadrilaterals | A four-sided frame at a rescue shelter has interior angles 93°, 103°, 118° and x°. Calculate x. |
| geometry-2026-surface-area-cuboids-07 | Geometry and Measures | Surface Area of Cuboids | Find the surface area of a cube with edge length 10 mm. |
| geometry-2026-angles-in-quadrilaterals-23 | Geometry and Measures | Angles in Quadrilaterals | A kite has one angle of 82°, a second angle of 102°, and two equal remaining angles. Find either equal angle. |
| geometry-2026-surface-area-cuboids-06 | Geometry and Measures | Surface Area of Cuboids | Calculate the total surface area of a cuboid measuring 11 cm by 8 cm by 2 cm. |
| geometry-2026-angles-in-quadrilaterals-22 | Geometry and Measures | Angles in Quadrilaterals | One interior angle of a parallelogram is 71°. Work out an adjacent interior angle. |
| geometry-2026-angles-in-quadrilaterals-18 | Geometry and Measures | Angles in Quadrilaterals | A kite has one angle of 77°, a second angle of 97°, and two equal remaining angles. Find either equal angle. |
| geometry-2026-surface-area-cuboids-01 | Geometry and Measures | Surface Area of Cuboids | Calculate the total surface area of a cuboid measuring 6 cm by 3 cm by 2 cm. |
| geometry-2026-angles-in-quadrilaterals-21 | Geometry and Measures | Angles in Quadrilaterals | Three angles in a quadrilateral are 90°, 100° and 115°. Find the fourth angle. |
| geometry-2026-angles-in-quadrilaterals-19 | Geometry and Measures | Angles in Quadrilaterals | A four-sided frame has interior angles 88°, 98°, 113° and x°. Calculate x. |
| geometry-2026-angles-in-quadrilaterals-20 | Geometry and Measures | Angles in Quadrilaterals | The angles of a quadrilateral are in the ratio 2:4:5:9. Calculate the largest angle. |
| geometry-2026-surface-area-cuboids-03 | Geometry and Measures | Surface Area of Cuboids | An open-top cuboid box measures 8 cm by 5 cm by 4 cm. Calculate the area of card needed, excluding overlaps. |
| geometry-2026-surface-area-cuboids-02 | Geometry and Measures | Surface Area of Cuboids | Find the surface area of a cube with edge length 5 mm. |
| geometry-2026-angles-in-quadrilaterals-12 | Geometry and Measures | Angles in Quadrilaterals | One interior angle of a parallelogram is 61°. Work out an adjacent interior angle. |
| geometry-2026-angles-in-quadrilaterals-13 | Geometry and Measures | Angles in Quadrilaterals | A kite has one angle of 72°, a second angle of 92°, and two equal remaining angles. Find either equal angle. |
| geometry-2026-angles-in-quadrilaterals-10 | Geometry and Measures | Angles in Quadrilaterals | The angles of a quadrilateral are in the ratio 2:3:3:4. Calculate the largest angle. |
| geometry-2026-surface-area-cuboids-09 | Geometry and Measures | Surface Area of Cuboids | A closed cuboid display box at a youth centre measures 14 m by 4 m by 5 m. Covering material costs £5 per m2. Find the total cost. |
| geometry-2026-angles-in-quadrilaterals-11 | Geometry and Measures | Angles in Quadrilaterals | Three angles in a quadrilateral are 80°, 90° and 105°. Find the fourth angle. |
| geometry-2026-surface-area-cuboids-08 | Geometry and Measures | Surface Area of Cuboids | An open-top cuboid box measures 13 cm by 3 cm by 4 cm. Calculate the area of card needed, excluding overlaps. |
| geometry-2026-angles-in-quadrilaterals-16 | Geometry and Measures | Angles in Quadrilaterals | Three angles in a quadrilateral are 85°, 95° and 110°. Find the fourth angle. |
| geometry-2026-angles-in-quadrilaterals-17 | Geometry and Measures | Angles in Quadrilaterals | One interior angle of a parallelogram is 66°. Work out an adjacent interior angle. |
| geometry-2026-angles-in-quadrilaterals-14 | Geometry and Measures | Angles in Quadrilaterals | A four-sided frame at an outdoor pool has interior angles 83°, 93°, 108° and x°. Calculate x. |
| geometry-2026-circumference-circle-08 | Geometry and Measures | Circumference of a Circle | A wheel has diameter 20 cm. It turns 3 complete times. Find the distance travelled in terms of π. |
| geometry-2026-angles-in-quadrilaterals-15 | Geometry and Measures | Angles in Quadrilaterals | The angles of a quadrilateral are in the ratio 3:4:5:6. Calculate the largest angle. |
| geometry-2026-circumference-circle-09 | Geometry and Measures | Circumference of a Circle | A circular flower bed at a youth centre has radius 11 m. Edging is placed around the complete boundary. Find the exact length of edging required. |
| geometry-2026-circumference-circle-04 | Geometry and Measures | Circumference of a Circle | A circular flower bed at a village hall has radius 6 m. Edging is placed around the complete boundary. Find the exact length of edging required. |
| geometry-2026-angles-straight-line-around-point-18 | Geometry and Measures | Angles on a Straight Line and Around a Point | Find the missing angle. |
| geometry-2026-circumference-circle-05 | Geometry and Measures | Circumference of a Circle | The radii of two circles are in the ratio 7:10. What is the ratio of their circumferences in its simplest form? |
| geometry-2026-angles-straight-line-around-point-19 | Geometry and Measures | Angles on a Straight Line and Around a Point | Find x. |
| geometry-2026-circumference-circle-06 | Geometry and Measures | Circumference of a Circle | A circle has diameter 16 cm. Calculate its circumference in terms of π. |
| geometry-2026-circumference-circle-07 | Geometry and Measures | Circumference of a Circle | A circle has radius 9 m. Work out its circumference in terms of π. |
| geometry-2026-circumference-circle-01 | Geometry and Measures | Circumference of a Circle | A circle has diameter 6 cm. Calculate its circumference in terms of π. |
| geometry-2026-angles-straight-line-around-point-09 | Geometry and Measures | Angles on a Straight Line and Around a Point | A diagram is to show three adjacent angles on a straight line measuring 91°, 48° and x°. Find x. |
| geometry-2026-circumference-circle-02 | Geometry and Measures | Circumference of a Circle | A circle has radius 4 m. Work out its circumference in terms of π. |
| geometry-2026-area-triangles-25 | Geometry and Measures | Area of Triangles | Two triangles have the same perpendicular height. Their bases are in the ratio 2:3, so their areas are in the same ratio. Their total area is 560 cm2. Find the area of the larger triangle. |
| geometry-2026-angles-straight-line-around-point-12 | Geometry and Measures | Angles on a Straight Line and Around a Point | Three angles meet around a point. Two are 112° and 66°. Calculate the third angle. |
| geometry-2026-angles-straight-line-around-point-08 | Geometry and Measures | Angles on a Straight Line and Around a Point | Two straight lines intersect. One angle is 84°. Find the vertically opposite angle. |
| geometry-2026-circumference-circle-03 | Geometry and Measures | Circumference of a Circle | A wheel has diameter 10 cm. It turns 4 complete times. Find the distance travelled in terms of π. |
| geometry-2026-area-triangles-24 | Geometry and Measures | Area of Triangles | A triangular banner for a rescue shelter has base 54 cm and perpendicular height 11 cm. Printing costs 6 pence per cm2. Calculate the printing cost. |
| geometry-2026-angles-straight-line-around-point-13 | Geometry and Measures | Angles on a Straight Line and Around a Point | Two straight lines intersect. One angle is 119°. Find the vertically opposite angle. |
| geometry-2026-area-triangles-23 | Geometry and Measures | Area of Triangles | Find the area of the triangle. |
| geometry-2026-angles-straight-line-around-point-10 | Geometry and Measures | Angles on a Straight Line and Around a Point | Two angles on a straight line are in the ratio 2:3. Calculate the larger angle. |
| geometry-2026-scales-reading-measures-24 | Geometry and Measures | Scales and Reading Measures | A map uses the scale 1 cm represents 8 km. Two landmarks are 7 cm apart on the map. Calculate their actual distance. |
| geometry-2026-area-triangles-22 | Geometry and Measures | Area of Triangles | A triangle has area 225 m2 and base 50 m. Work out its perpendicular height. |
| geometry-2026-angles-straight-line-around-point-11 | Geometry and Measures | Angles on a Straight Line and Around a Point | Two adjacent angles lie on a straight line. One angle is 105°. Work out the other angle. |
| geometry-2026-angles-straight-line-around-point-05 | Geometry and Measures | Angles on a Straight Line and Around a Point | Two angles on a straight line are in the ratio 1:2. Calculate the larger angle. |
| geometry-2026-scales-reading-measures-25 | Geometry and Measures | Scales and Reading Measures | A circular dial is marked from 0 to 340 in 10 equal divisions. The pointer is on division 3 after zero. Find the reading. |
| geometry-2026-area-triangles-21 | Geometry and Measures | Area of Triangles | Calculate the area of a triangle with base 48 cm and perpendicular height 8 cm. |
| geometry-2026-angles-straight-line-around-point-16 | Geometry and Measures | Angles on a Straight Line and Around a Point | Two adjacent angles lie on a straight line. One angle is 40°. Work out the other angle. |
| geometry-2026-angles-straight-line-around-point-04 | Geometry and Measures | Angles on a Straight Line and Around a Point | A diagram is to show three adjacent angles on a straight line measuring 56°, 43° and x°. Find x. |
| geometry-2026-area-triangles-20 | Geometry and Measures | Area of Triangles | Two triangles have the same perpendicular height. Their bases are in the ratio 5:6, so their areas are in the same ratio. Their total area is 1771 cm2. Find the area of the larger triangle. |
| geometry-2026-angles-straight-line-around-point-17 | Geometry and Measures | Angles on a Straight Line and Around a Point | Three angles meet around a point. Two are 47° and 71°. Calculate the third angle. |
| geometry-2026-angles-straight-line-around-point-07 | Geometry and Measures | Angles on a Straight Line and Around a Point | Three angles meet around a point. Two are 77° and 61°. Calculate the third angle. |
| geometry-2026-angles-straight-line-around-point-14 | Geometry and Measures | Angles on a Straight Line and Around a Point | Find the value of x. |
| geometry-2026-angles-straight-line-around-point-06 | Geometry and Measures | Angles on a Straight Line and Around a Point | Two adjacent angles lie on a straight line. One angle is 70°. Work out the other angle. |
| geometry-2026-scales-reading-measures-20 | Geometry and Measures | Scales and Reading Measures | A circular dial is marked from 0 to 290 in 10 equal divisions. The pointer is on division 4 after zero. Find the reading. |
| geometry-2026-angles-straight-line-around-point-15 | Geometry and Measures | Angles on a Straight Line and Around a Point | Two angles on a straight line are in the ratio 4:5. Calculate the larger angle. |
| geometry-2026-angles-straight-line-around-point-01 | Geometry and Measures | Angles on a Straight Line and Around a Point | Find the size of angle x. |
| geometry-2026-scales-reading-measures-21 | Geometry and Measures | Scales and Reading Measures | A measuring scale has labelled marks at 220 g and 230 g with 5 equal intervals between them. What is the value of each interval? |
| geometry-2026-scales-reading-measures-22 | Geometry and Measures | Scales and Reading Measures | A thermometer scale runs from 230°C to 248°C in 6 equal intervals. The liquid level is at the 2th interval after 230°C. Read the temperature. |
| geometry-2026-angles-straight-line-around-point-03 | Geometry and Measures | Angles on a Straight Line and Around a Point | Find the value of x. |
| geometry-2026-scales-reading-measures-23 | Geometry and Measures | Scales and Reading Measures | A measuring cylinder is labelled 240 ml and 268 ml with 7 equal spaces. The liquid is at the 5th small mark above 240 ml. Work out the reading. |
| geometry-2026-angles-straight-line-around-point-02 | Geometry and Measures | Angles on a Straight Line and Around a Point | Three angles meet around a point. Two are 42° and 56°. Calculate the third angle. |
| geometry-2026-area-circle-15 | Geometry and Measures | Area of a Circle | The radii of two circles are in the ratio 1:2. The smaller circle has area 16π cm2. Find the area of the larger circle. |
| geometry-2026-area-circle-14 | Geometry and Measures | Area of a Circle | A circular mural at an outdoor pool has radius 16 m. Painting costs £3 for each square metre. Write the exact total cost in terms of π. |
| geometry-2026-area-circle-17 | Geometry and Measures | Area of a Circle | A circle has diameter 38 m. Find its area in terms of π. |
| geometry-2026-area-circle-16 | Geometry and Measures | Area of a Circle | A circle has radius 18 cm. Calculate its area in terms of π. |
| geometry-2026-area-circle-11 | Geometry and Measures | Area of a Circle | A circle has radius 13 cm. Calculate its area in terms of π. |
| geometry-2026-area-circle-10 | Geometry and Measures | Area of a Circle | The radii of two circles are in the ratio 1:2. The smaller circle has area 9π cm2. Find the area of the larger circle. |
| geometry-2026-area-circle-13 | Geometry and Measures | Area of a Circle | A semicircle has radius 16 cm. Calculate its area in terms of π. |
| geometry-2026-area-circle-12 | Geometry and Measures | Area of a Circle | A circle has diameter 28 m. Find its area in terms of π. |
| geometry-2026-properties-2d-shapes-18 | Geometry and Measures | Properties of 2D Shapes | A triangular roof frame has exactly two equal sides. Which type of triangle is it? |
| geometry-2026-area-circle-19 | Geometry and Measures | Area of a Circle | A circular mural at a recycling centre has radius 21 m. Painting costs £4 for each square metre. Write the exact total cost in terms of π. |
| geometry-2026-properties-2d-shapes-19 | Geometry and Measures | Properties of 2D Shapes | A parallelogram-shaped window has one interior angle of 68°. Work out the adjacent interior angle. |
| geometry-2026-area-circle-18 | Geometry and Measures | Area of a Circle | A semicircle has radius 20 cm. Calculate its area in terms of π. |
| geometry-2026-properties-2d-shapes-09 | Geometry and Measures | Properties of 2D Shapes | Which statement is always true for a kite? |
| geometry-2026-properties-2d-shapes-08 | Geometry and Measures | Properties of 2D Shapes | Each interior angle of a regular hexagon is 120°. Calculate the sum of its interior angles. |
| geometry-2026-properties-2d-shapes-10 | Geometry and Measures | Properties of 2D Shapes | A regular polygon has 12 sides. Work out one exterior angle. |
| geometry-2026-properties-2d-shapes-11 | Geometry and Measures | Properties of 2D Shapes | Which property is always true for a parallelogram? |
| geometry-2026-properties-2d-shapes-12 | Geometry and Measures | Properties of 2D Shapes | How many lines of symmetry does a non-equilateral isosceles triangle have? |
| geometry-2026-properties-2d-shapes-13 | Geometry and Measures | Properties of 2D Shapes | How many lines of symmetry does a regular octagon have? |
| geometry-2026-properties-2d-shapes-03 | Geometry and Measures | Properties of 2D Shapes | How many lines of symmetry does a regular pentagon have? |
| geometry-2026-properties-2d-shapes-14 | Geometry and Measures | Properties of 2D Shapes | Calculate the sum of the interior angles of a pentagon. |
| geometry-2026-properties-2d-shapes-02 | Geometry and Measures | Properties of 2D Shapes | Which quadrilateral has exactly one pair of parallel sides? |
| geometry-2026-properties-2d-shapes-15 | Geometry and Measures | Properties of 2D Shapes | A regular decagon has 10 sides. Work out one exterior angle. |
| geometry-2026-properties-2d-shapes-01 | Geometry and Measures | Properties of 2D Shapes | Which quadrilateral has four equal sides and four right angles? |
| geometry-2026-properties-2d-shapes-16 | Geometry and Measures | Properties of 2D Shapes | A floor tile at a village hall has four equal sides but no right angles. Which quadrilateral is it? |
| geometry-2026-angles-in-triangles-08 | Geometry and Measures | Angles in Triangles | Two opposite interior angles of a triangle are 42° and 66°. Find the exterior angle at the third vertex. |
| geometry-2026-properties-2d-shapes-17 | Geometry and Measures | Properties of 2D Shapes | A regular octagon is rotated about its centre. What is its order of rotational symmetry? |
| geometry-2026-properties-2d-shapes-07 | Geometry and Measures | Properties of 2D Shapes | A regular polygon has exterior angle 45°. How many sides does it have? |
| geometry-2026-angles-in-triangles-09 | Geometry and Measures | Angles in Triangles | A triangular support at a youth centre has one right angle and another angle of 43°. Calculate the third angle. |
| geometry-2026-properties-2d-shapes-06 | Geometry and Measures | Properties of 2D Shapes | Which quadrilateral always has diagonals that bisect each other at right angles but does not have to contain right angles? |
| geometry-2026-properties-2d-shapes-05 | Geometry and Measures | Properties of 2D Shapes | Which triangle has three equal sides? |
| geometry-2026-properties-2d-shapes-04 | Geometry and Measures | Properties of 2D Shapes | What is the order of rotational symmetry of a non-square rectangle? |
| geometry-2026-area-compound-shapes-20 | Geometry and Measures | Area of Compound Shapes | A compound display is split into two non-overlapping sections whose areas are in the ratio 2:3. The smaller section has area 736 cm2. Calculate the total area. |
| geometry-2026-angles-in-triangles-19 | Geometry and Measures | Angles in Triangles | A triangular support at a recycling centre has one right angle and another angle of 53°. Calculate the third angle. |
| geometry-2026-area-compound-shapes-21 | Geometry and Measures | Area of Compound Shapes | A centred rectangular recess measuring 3 cm wide and 2 cm deep is removed from the top edge of a 32 cm by 14 cm rectangle, forming a U-shape. Calculate the area of the remaining shape. |
| geometry-2026-angles-in-triangles-02 | Geometry and Measures | Angles in Triangles | An isosceles triangle has vertex angle 42°. Work out the size of each equal base angle. |
| geometry-2026-angles-in-triangles-18 | Geometry and Measures | Angles in Triangles | Two interior angles of a triangle are 52° and 56°. Find the exterior angle at the third vertex. |
| geometry-2026-area-compound-shapes-22 | Geometry and Measures | Area of Compound Shapes | A 4 cm by 3 cm rectangle is removed completely from the centre of a 33 cm by 8 cm rectangle, leaving a rectangular frame. Calculate the area of the remaining shape. |
| geometry-2026-angles-in-triangles-03 | Geometry and Measures | Angles in Triangles | Two interior angles of a triangle are 37° and 51°. Find the exterior angle at the third vertex. |
| geometry-2026-area-compound-shapes-23 | Geometry and Measures | Area of Compound Shapes | A compound shape consists of a 34 cm by 9 cm rectangle and a triangle attached to the rectangle's 9 cm side. The full base of the triangle is the shared 9 cm edge. The triangle has perpendicular height 6 cm. Find the total area. |
| geometry-2026-area-compound-shapes-24 | Geometry and Measures | Area of Compound Shapes | A centred rectangular recess measuring 6 m deep and 5 m high is removed from the right-hand edge of a 35 m by 10 m rectangle, forming a C-shape. Flooring costs £6 per m2. Calculate the total cost. |
| geometry-2026-area-rectangles-08 | Geometry and Measures | Area of Rectangles | Find the area of a square with side length 13 mm. |
| geometry-2026-angles-in-triangles-01 | Geometry and Measures | Angles in Triangles | A triangle has angles 35° and 45°. Calculate its third angle. |
| geometry-2026-angles-in-triangles-15 | Geometry and Measures | Angles in Triangles | The three angles in a triangle are in the ratio 3:4:5. Calculate the largest angle. |
| geometry-2026-area-compound-shapes-25 | Geometry and Measures | Area of Compound Shapes | A compound display is split into two non-overlapping sections whose areas are in the ratio 2:3. The smaller section has area 764 cm2. Calculate the total area. |
| geometry-2026-area-rectangles-09 | Geometry and Measures | Area of Rectangles | A rectangular floor measures 16 m by 11 m. Flooring costs £6 per square metre. Calculate the total cost. |
| geometry-2026-angles-in-triangles-06 | Geometry and Measures | Angles in Triangles | A triangle has angles 40° and 60°. Calculate its third angle. |
| geometry-2026-angles-in-triangles-14 | Geometry and Measures | Angles in Triangles | A triangular support at an outdoor pool has one right angle and another angle of 48°. Calculate the third angle. |
| geometry-2026-angles-in-triangles-07 | Geometry and Measures | Angles in Triangles | An isosceles triangle has vertex angle 52°. Work out the size of each equal base angle. |
| geometry-2026-angles-in-triangles-17 | Geometry and Measures | Angles in Triangles | An isosceles triangle has vertex angle 72°. Work out the size of each equal base angle. |
| geometry-2026-angles-in-triangles-04 | Geometry and Measures | Angles in Triangles | A triangular support at a village hall has one right angle and another angle of 38°. Calculate the third angle. |
| geometry-2026-angles-in-triangles-16 | Geometry and Measures | Angles in Triangles | Find the value of x. |
| geometry-2026-volume-cuboids-17 | Geometry and Measures | Volume of Cuboids | A cuboid has volume 330 m3, length 22 m and width 5 m. Find its height. |
| geometry-2026-angles-in-triangles-05 | Geometry and Measures | Angles in Triangles | The three angles in a triangle are in the ratio 1:2:3. Calculate the largest angle. |
| geometry-2026-angles-in-triangles-11 | Geometry and Measures | Angles in Triangles | A triangle has angles 45° and 75°. Calculate its third angle. |
| geometry-2026-volume-cuboids-16 | Geometry and Measures | Volume of Cuboids | Calculate the volume of a cuboid measuring 21 cm by 4 cm by 2 cm. |
| geometry-2026-angles-in-triangles-10 | Geometry and Measures | Angles in Triangles | The three angles in a triangle are in the ratio 2:3:4. Calculate the largest angle. |
| geometry-2026-volume-cuboids-15 | Geometry and Measures | Volume of Cuboids | The length, width and height of a cuboid are in the ratio 2:3:4. The shortest edge is 8 cm. Calculate the volume. |
| geometry-2026-angles-in-triangles-13 | Geometry and Measures | Angles in Triangles | Two interior angles of a triangle are 47° and 81°. Find the exterior angle at the third vertex. |
| geometry-2026-volume-cuboids-14 | Geometry and Measures | Volume of Cuboids | A warehouse packs 5 identical cuboid containers, each measuring 19 cm by 9 cm by 5 cm. Find their total volume. |
| geometry-2026-angles-in-triangles-12 | Geometry and Measures | Angles in Triangles | An isosceles triangle has vertex angle 62°. Work out the size of each equal base angle. |
| geometry-2026-volume-cuboids-13 | Geometry and Measures | Volume of Cuboids | A solid cuboid measures 18 cm by 8 cm by 4 cm. How many 1 cm3 cubes are needed to build it? |
| geometry-2026-volume-cuboids-12 | Geometry and Measures | Volume of Cuboids | A cuboid has volume 357 m3, length 17 m and width 7 m. Find its height. |
| geometry-2026-area-rectangles-01 | Geometry and Measures | Area of Rectangles | Calculate the area of a rectangle with length 8 cm and width 3 cm. |
| geometry-2026-volume-cuboids-11 | Geometry and Measures | Volume of Cuboids | Calculate the volume of a cuboid measuring 16 cm by 6 cm by 2 cm. |
| geometry-2026-area-rectangles-02 | Geometry and Measures | Area of Rectangles | A rectangle has area 36 m2 and length 9 m. Work out its width. |
| geometry-2026-volume-cuboids-10 | Geometry and Measures | Volume of Cuboids | The length, width and height of a cuboid are in the ratio 2:3:4. The shortest edge is 6 cm. Calculate the volume. |
| geometry-2026-area-rectangles-03 | Geometry and Measures | Area of Rectangles | Find the area of a square with side length 8 mm. |
| geometry-2026-area-parallelograms-24 | Geometry and Measures | Area of Parallelograms | A parallelogram-shaped panel at a rescue shelter has base 30 m and perpendicular height 8 m. One tin covers 5 m2. How many tins are needed if only whole tins can be bought? |
| geometry-2026-area-rectangles-04 | Geometry and Measures | Area of Rectangles | A rectangular floor at a village hall measures 11 m by 6 m. Flooring costs £7 per square metre. Calculate the total cost. |
| geometry-2026-area-parallelograms-25 | Geometry and Measures | Area of Parallelograms | A parallelogram has area 279 cm2. Its base and perpendicular height are both multiplied by 2. Find the new area. |
| geometry-2026-area-rectangles-05 | Geometry and Measures | Area of Rectangles | The length and width of a rectangular display are in the ratio 3:2. The width is 16 cm. Calculate the area of the display. |
| geometry-2026-area-rectangles-06 | Geometry and Measures | Area of Rectangles | Calculate the area of a rectangle with length 13 cm and width 8 cm. |
| geometry-2026-volume-cuboids-22 | Geometry and Measures | Volume of Cuboids | A cuboid has volume 243 m3, length 27 m and width 3 m. Find its height. |
| geometry-2026-area-rectangles-07 | Geometry and Measures | Area of Rectangles | A rectangle has area 126 m2 and length 14 m. Work out its width. |
| geometry-2026-area-parallelograms-20 | Geometry and Measures | Area of Parallelograms | A parallelogram has area 104 cm2. Its base and perpendicular height are both multiplied by 3. Find the new area. |
| geometry-2026-volume-cuboids-23 | Geometry and Measures | Volume of Cuboids | A solid cuboid measures 28 cm by 4 cm by 4 cm. How many 1 cm3 cubes are needed to build it? |
| geometry-2026-area-parallelograms-21 | Geometry and Measures | Area of Parallelograms | A parallelogram has base 27 cm and perpendicular height 5 cm. Calculate its area. |
| geometry-2026-volume-cuboids-20 | Geometry and Measures | Volume of Cuboids | The length, width and height of a cuboid are in the ratio 2:3:4. The shortest edge is 10 cm. Calculate the volume. |
| geometry-2026-area-parallelograms-22 | Geometry and Measures | Area of Parallelograms | The area of a parallelogram is 168 m2 and its base is 28 m. Find its perpendicular height. |
| geometry-2026-volume-cuboids-19 | Geometry and Measures | Volume of Cuboids | A recycling centre packs 5 identical cuboid containers, each measuring 24 cm by 7 cm by 5 cm. Find their total volume. |
| geometry-2026-volume-cuboids-21 | Geometry and Measures | Volume of Cuboids | Calculate the volume of a cuboid measuring 26 cm by 9 cm by 2 cm. |
| geometry-2026-area-parallelograms-23 | Geometry and Measures | Area of Parallelograms | Find the area of the parallelogram. |
| geometry-2026-volume-cuboids-18 | Geometry and Measures | Volume of Cuboids | A solid cuboid measures 23 cm by 6 cm by 4 cm. How many 1 cm3 cubes are needed to build it? |
| geometry-2026-perimeter-rectangles-compound-shapes-14 | Geometry and Measures | Perimeter of Rectangles and Compound Shapes | A rectangular plot at an outdoor pool is 20 m long and 7 m wide. A 3 m entrance is left unfenced. Calculate the length of fencing required. |
| geometry-2026-volume-cuboids-24 | Geometry and Measures | Volume of Cuboids | A warehouse worker packs 5 identical cuboid containers, each measuring 29 cm by 5 cm by 5 cm. Find their total volume. |
| geometry-2026-perimeter-rectangles-compound-shapes-15 | Geometry and Measures | Perimeter of Rectangles and Compound Shapes | A rectangular courtyard measures 28 m by 13 m. A 5 m by 4 m rectangular pond is positioned completely inside it. Find the total perimeter of the courtyard and the pond. |
| geometry-2026-volume-cuboids-25 | Geometry and Measures | Volume of Cuboids | The length, width and height of a cuboid are in the ratio 2:3:4. The shortest edge is 12 cm. Calculate the volume. |
| geometry-2026-perimeter-rectangles-compound-shapes-16 | Geometry and Measures | Perimeter of Rectangles and Compound Shapes | Work out the perimeter of a rectangle measuring 22 cm by 9 cm. |
| geometry-2026-perimeter-rectangles-compound-shapes-17 | Geometry and Measures | Perimeter of Rectangles and Compound Shapes | A rectangle has perimeter 66 m and width 10 m. Find its length. |
| geometry-2026-perimeter-rectangles-compound-shapes-07 | Geometry and Measures | Perimeter of Rectangles and Compound Shapes | A rectangle has perimeter 44 m and width 9 m. Find its length. |
| geometry-2026-perimeter-rectangles-compound-shapes-10 | Geometry and Measures | Perimeter of Rectangles and Compound Shapes | A 4 m wide by 2 m deep rectangular recess is cut from the middle of the top edge of a 23 m by 13 m rectangular floor. Calculate the perimeter of the remaining U-shaped floor. |
| geometry-2026-perimeter-rectangles-compound-shapes-06 | Geometry and Measures | Perimeter of Rectangles and Compound Shapes | Work out the perimeter of a rectangle measuring 12 cm by 8 cm. |
| geometry-2026-perimeter-rectangles-compound-shapes-11 | Geometry and Measures | Perimeter of Rectangles and Compound Shapes | Work out the perimeter of a rectangle measuring 17 cm by 4 cm. |
| geometry-2026-perimeter-rectangles-compound-shapes-05 | Geometry and Measures | Perimeter of Rectangles and Compound Shapes | Find the perimeter of the shape. |
| geometry-2026-perimeter-rectangles-compound-shapes-12 | Geometry and Measures | Perimeter of Rectangles and Compound Shapes | A rectangle has perimeter 46 m and width 5 m. Find its length. |
| geometry-2026-perimeter-rectangles-compound-shapes-04 | Geometry and Measures | Perimeter of Rectangles and Compound Shapes | A rectangular plot at a village hall is 10 m long and 6 m wide. A 5 m entrance is left unfenced. Calculate the length of fencing required. |
| geometry-2026-perimeter-rectangles-compound-shapes-13 | Geometry and Measures | Perimeter of Rectangles and Compound Shapes | A square has side length 17 mm. Calculate its perimeter. |
| geometry-2026-perimeter-rectangles-compound-shapes-03 | Geometry and Measures | Perimeter of Rectangles and Compound Shapes | A square has side length 7 mm. Calculate its perimeter. |
| geometry-2026-perimeter-rectangles-compound-shapes-02 | Geometry and Measures | Perimeter of Rectangles and Compound Shapes | A rectangle has perimeter 24 m and width 4 m. Find its length. |
| geometry-2026-perimeter-rectangles-compound-shapes-01 | Geometry and Measures | Perimeter of Rectangles and Compound Shapes | Work out the perimeter of a rectangle measuring 7 cm by 3 cm. |
| geometry-2026-perimeter-rectangles-compound-shapes-18 | Geometry and Measures | Perimeter of Rectangles and Compound Shapes | A square has side length 22 mm. Calculate its perimeter. |
| geometry-2026-perimeter-rectangles-compound-shapes-19 | Geometry and Measures | Perimeter of Rectangles and Compound Shapes | A rectangular plot at a recycling centre is 25 m long and 3 m wide. A 4 m entrance is left unfenced. Calculate the length of fencing required. |
| geometry-2026-perimeter-rectangles-compound-shapes-09 | Geometry and Measures | Perimeter of Rectangles and Compound Shapes | A rectangular plot at a youth centre is 15 m long and 11 m wide. A 2 m entrance is left unfenced. Calculate the length of fencing required. |
| geometry-2026-perimeter-rectangles-compound-shapes-25 | Geometry and Measures | Perimeter of Rectangles and Compound Shapes | A 3 m by 2 m rectangular entrance is joined to the middle of one 13 m side of a 38 m by 13 m hall. The full 2 m side of the entrance is joined to the hall. Calculate the perimeter of the combined shape. |
| geometry-2026-perimeter-rectangles-compound-shapes-08 | Geometry and Measures | Perimeter of Rectangles and Compound Shapes | A square has side length 12 mm. Calculate its perimeter. |
| geometry-2026-perimeter-rectangles-compound-shapes-24 | Geometry and Measures | Perimeter of Rectangles and Compound Shapes | A rectangular plot at a rescue shelter is 30 m long and 8 m wide. A 5 m entrance is left unfenced. Calculate the length of fencing required. |
| geometry-2026-perimeter-rectangles-compound-shapes-21 | Geometry and Measures | Perimeter of Rectangles and Compound Shapes | Work out the perimeter of a rectangle measuring 27 cm by 5 cm. |
| geometry-2026-perimeter-rectangles-compound-shapes-20 | Geometry and Measures | Perimeter of Rectangles and Compound Shapes | A 6 m deep by 3 m high rectangular recess is cut from the middle of the right-hand edge of a 33 m by 13 m rectangle. Work out the perimeter of the remaining region. |
| geometry-2026-surface-area-cuboids-12 | Geometry and Measures | Surface Area of Cuboids | Find the surface area of a cube with edge length 15 mm. |
| geometry-2026-perimeter-rectangles-compound-shapes-23 | Geometry and Measures | Perimeter of Rectangles and Compound Shapes | A square has side length 27 mm. Calculate its perimeter. |
| geometry-2026-surface-area-cuboids-13 | Geometry and Measures | Surface Area of Cuboids | An open-top cuboid box measures 18 cm by 8 cm by 4 cm. Calculate the area of card needed, excluding overlaps. |
| geometry-2026-perimeter-rectangles-compound-shapes-22 | Geometry and Measures | Perimeter of Rectangles and Compound Shapes | A rectangle has perimeter 68 m and width 6 m. Find its length. |
| geometry-2026-surface-area-cuboids-10 | Geometry and Measures | Surface Area of Cuboids | Every edge of a cuboid with surface area 390 cm2 is doubled. Calculate the new surface area. |
| geometry-2026-surface-area-cuboids-11 | Geometry and Measures | Surface Area of Cuboids | Calculate the total surface area of a cuboid measuring 16 cm by 6 cm by 2 cm. |
| geometry-2026-surface-area-cuboids-16 | Geometry and Measures | Surface Area of Cuboids | Calculate the total surface area of a cuboid measuring 21 cm by 4 cm by 2 cm. |
| geometry-2026-circumference-circle-22 | Geometry and Measures | Circumference of a Circle | A circle has radius 24 m. Work out its circumference in terms of π. |
| geometry-2026-surface-area-cuboids-17 | Geometry and Measures | Surface Area of Cuboids | Find the surface area of a cube with edge length 20 mm. |
| geometry-2026-circumference-circle-23 | Geometry and Measures | Circumference of a Circle | A wheel has diameter 50 cm. It turns 6 complete times. Find the distance travelled in terms of π. |
| geometry-2026-surface-area-cuboids-14 | Geometry and Measures | Surface Area of Cuboids | A closed cuboid display box at an outdoor pool measures 19 m by 9 m by 5 m. Covering material costs £5 per m2. Find the total cost. |
| geometry-2026-circumference-circle-20 | Geometry and Measures | Circumference of a Circle | The radii of two circles are in the ratio 22:25. What is the ratio of their circumferences in its simplest form? |
| geometry-2026-surface-area-cuboids-15 | Geometry and Measures | Surface Area of Cuboids | Every edge of a cuboid with surface area 396 cm2 is doubled. Calculate the new surface area. |
| geometry-2026-circumference-circle-21 | Geometry and Measures | Circumference of a Circle | A circle has diameter 46 cm. Calculate its circumference in terms of π. |
| geometry-2026-surface-area-cuboids-18 | Geometry and Measures | Surface Area of Cuboids | An open-top cuboid box measures 23 cm by 6 cm by 4 cm. Calculate the area of card needed, excluding overlaps. |
| geometry-2026-circumference-circle-24 | Geometry and Measures | Circumference of a Circle | A circular flower bed has radius 26 m. Edging is placed around the complete boundary. Find the exact length of edging required. |
| geometry-2026-surface-area-cuboids-19 | Geometry and Measures | Surface Area of Cuboids | A closed cuboid display box at a recycling centre measures 24 m by 7 m by 5 m. Covering material costs £5 per m2. Find the total cost. |
| geometry-2026-angles-in-quadrilaterals-09 | Geometry and Measures | Angles in Quadrilaterals | A four-sided frame has interior angles 78°, 88°, 103° and x°. Calculate x. |
| geometry-2026-circumference-circle-25 | Geometry and Measures | Circumference of a Circle | The radii of two circles are in the ratio 27:30. What is the ratio of their circumferences in its simplest form? |
| geometry-2026-angles-in-quadrilaterals-08 | Geometry and Measures | Angles in Quadrilaterals | A kite has one angle of 67°, a second angle of 87°, and two equal remaining angles. Find either equal angle. |
| geometry-2026-angles-in-quadrilaterals-05 | Geometry and Measures | Angles in Quadrilaterals | The angles of a quadrilateral are in the ratio 1:2:3:4. Calculate the largest angle. |
| geometry-2026-angles-in-quadrilaterals-04 | Geometry and Measures | Angles in Quadrilaterals | A quadrilateral has interior angles 73°, 83°, 98° and x°. Calculate x. |
| geometry-2026-angles-in-quadrilaterals-07 | Geometry and Measures | Angles in Quadrilaterals | One interior angle of a parallelogram is 56°. Work out an adjacent interior angle. |
| geometry-2026-angles-in-quadrilaterals-06 | Geometry and Measures | Angles in Quadrilaterals | Three angles in a quadrilateral are 75°, 85° and 100°. Find the fourth angle. |
| geometry-2026-angles-in-quadrilaterals-01 | Geometry and Measures | Angles in Quadrilaterals | Three angles in a quadrilateral are 70°, 80° and 95°. Find the fourth angle. |
| geometry-2026-angles-straight-line-around-point-25 | Geometry and Measures | Angles on a Straight Line and Around a Point | Two angles on a straight line are in the ratio 7:8. Calculate the larger angle. |
| geometry-2026-angles-straight-line-around-point-24 | Geometry and Measures | Angles on a Straight Line and Around a Point | Three adjacent angles on a straight line are measuring 96°, 63° and x°. Find x. |
| geometry-2026-angles-in-quadrilaterals-03 | Geometry and Measures | Angles in Quadrilaterals | A kite has one angle of 62°, a second angle of 82°, and two equal remaining angles. Find either equal angle. |
| geometry-2026-angles-straight-line-around-point-23 | Geometry and Measures | Angles on a Straight Line and Around a Point | Find the value of x. |
| geometry-2026-angles-in-quadrilaterals-02 | Geometry and Measures | Angles in Quadrilaterals | One interior angle of a parallelogram is 51°. Find the value of x. |
| geometry-2026-angles-straight-line-around-point-22 | Geometry and Measures | Angles on a Straight Line and Around a Point | Three angles meet around a point. Two are 82° and 76°. Calculate the third angle. |
| geometry-2026-surface-area-cuboids-25 | Geometry and Measures | Surface Area of Cuboids | Every edge of a cuboid with surface area 792 cm2 is doubled. Calculate the new surface area. |
| geometry-2026-circumference-circle-19 | Geometry and Measures | Circumference of a Circle | A circular roundabout has radius 21 m. Edging is placed around the complete boundary. Find the exact length of edging required. |
| geometry-2026-angles-straight-line-around-point-21 | Geometry and Measures | Angles on a Straight Line and Around a Point | Two adjacent angles lie on a straight line. One angle is 75°. Work out the other angle. |
| geometry-2026-surface-area-cuboids-24 | Geometry and Measures | Surface Area of Cuboids | A closed cuboid display box at a rescue shelter measures 29 m by 5 m by 5 m. Covering material costs £5 per m2. Find the total cost. |
| geometry-2026-circumference-circle-18 | Geometry and Measures | Circumference of a Circle | A wheel has diameter 40 cm. It turns 7 complete times. Find the distance travelled in terms of π. |
| geometry-2026-angles-straight-line-around-point-20 | Geometry and Measures | Angles on a Straight Line and Around a Point | Two angles on a straight line are in the ratio 5:7. Calculate the larger angle. |
| geometry-2026-surface-area-cuboids-23 | Geometry and Measures | Surface Area of Cuboids | An open-top cuboid box measures 28 cm by 4 cm by 4 cm. Calculate the area of card needed, excluding overlaps. |
| geometry-2026-circumference-circle-17 | Geometry and Measures | Circumference of a Circle | A circle has radius 19 m. Work out its circumference in terms of π. |
| geometry-2026-surface-area-cuboids-22 | Geometry and Measures | Surface Area of Cuboids | Find the surface area of a cube with edge length 25 mm. |
| geometry-2026-circumference-circle-16 | Geometry and Measures | Circumference of a Circle | A circle has diameter 36 cm. Calculate its circumference in terms of π. |
| geometry-2026-surface-area-cuboids-21 | Geometry and Measures | Surface Area of Cuboids | Calculate the total surface area of a cuboid measuring 26 cm by 9 cm by 2 cm. |
| geometry-2026-circumference-circle-15 | Geometry and Measures | Circumference of a Circle | The radii of two circles are in the ratio 17:20. What is the ratio of their circumferences in its simplest form? |
| geometry-2026-surface-area-cuboids-20 | Geometry and Measures | Surface Area of Cuboids | Every edge of a cuboid with surface area 796 cm2 is doubled. Calculate the new surface area. |
| geometry-2026-circumference-circle-14 | Geometry and Measures | Circumference of a Circle | A circular flower bed at an outdoor pool has radius 16 m. Edging is placed around the complete boundary. Find the exact length of edging required. |
| geometry-2026-circumference-circle-13 | Geometry and Measures | Circumference of a Circle | A wheel has diameter 30 cm. It turns 2 complete times. Find the distance travelled in terms of π. |
| geometry-2026-circumference-circle-12 | Geometry and Measures | Circumference of a Circle | A circle has radius 14 m. Work out its circumference in terms of π. |
| geometry-2026-circumference-circle-11 | Geometry and Measures | Circumference of a Circle | A circle has diameter 26 cm. Calculate its circumference in terms of π. |
| geometry-2026-area-triangles-18 | Geometry and Measures | Area of Triangles | A triangle has base 42 mm, perpendicular height 5 mm and a sloping side of 10 mm. Find its area. |
| geometry-2026-circumference-circle-10 | Geometry and Measures | Circumference of a Circle | The radii of two circles are in the ratio 12:15. What is the ratio of their circumferences in its simplest form? |
| geometry-2026-area-triangles-19 | Geometry and Measures | Area of Triangles | A triangular banner for a school fayre has base 44 cm and perpendicular height 6 cm. Printing costs 6 pence per cm2. Calculate the printing cost. |
| wider-geometry-2026-loci-23 | Transformations and Constructions | Loci | A path must be less than 3 m from a straight fence. Which region represents the possible positions of the path? |
| wider-geometry-2026-loci-22 | Transformations and Constructions | Loci | A dog is tied to a post with a 2 m lead. What shape is the boundary of the area it can reach? |
| wider-geometry-2026-loci-29 | Transformations and Constructions | Loci | A path must be less than 2 m from a straight fence. Which region represents the possible positions of the path? |
| wider-geometry-2026-loci-28 | Transformations and Constructions | Loci | A dog is tied to a post with a 8 m lead. What shape is the boundary of the area it can reach? |
| wider-geometry-2026-drawing-triangles-accurately-02 | Transformations and Constructions | Drawing Triangles Accurately | A triangle is given by two sides and the angle between them. Which construction type is this? |
| wider-geometry-2026-drawing-triangles-accurately-03 | Transformations and Constructions | Drawing Triangles Accurately | A triangle is given by two angles and the side between them. Which construction type is this? |
| wider-geometry-2026-drawing-triangles-accurately-01 | Transformations and Constructions | Drawing Triangles Accurately | A triangle has side lengths 4 cm, 6 cm and 7 cm. Which construction type is this? |
| wider-geometry-2026-drawing-triangles-accurately-06 | Transformations and Constructions | Drawing Triangles Accurately | A triangle has side lengths 4 cm, 6 cm and 7 cm. Which construction type is this? |
| wider-geometry-2026-drawing-triangles-accurately-07 | Transformations and Constructions | Drawing Triangles Accurately | A triangle is given by two sides and the angle between them. Which construction type is this? |
| wider-geometry-2026-drawing-triangles-accurately-04 | Transformations and Constructions | Drawing Triangles Accurately | To draw a 60° angle accurately for a triangle construction, which tool is needed? |
| wider-geometry-2026-drawing-triangles-accurately-05 | Transformations and Constructions | Drawing Triangles Accurately | For an SSS construction with sides 8 cm, 10 cm and 11 cm, what should be drawn first? |
| wider-geometry-2026-drawing-triangles-accurately-08 | Transformations and Constructions | Drawing Triangles Accurately | A triangle is given by two angles and the side between them. Which construction type is this? |
| wider-geometry-2026-drawing-triangles-accurately-09 | Transformations and Constructions | Drawing Triangles Accurately | To draw a 50° angle accurately for a triangle construction, which tool is needed? |
| wider-geometry-2026-drawing-triangles-accurately-28 | Transformations and Constructions | Drawing Triangles Accurately | A triangle is given by two angles and the side between them. Which construction type is this? |
| wider-geometry-2026-drawing-triangles-accurately-29 | Transformations and Constructions | Drawing Triangles Accurately | To draw a 70° angle accurately for a triangle construction, which tool is needed? |
| wider-geometry-2026-drawing-triangles-accurately-24 | Transformations and Constructions | Drawing Triangles Accurately | To draw a 80° angle accurately for a triangle construction, which tool is needed? |
| wider-geometry-2026-drawing-triangles-accurately-25 | Transformations and Constructions | Drawing Triangles Accurately | For an SSS construction with sides 8 cm, 10 cm and 11 cm, what should be drawn first? |
| wider-geometry-2026-drawing-triangles-accurately-26 | Transformations and Constructions | Drawing Triangles Accurately | A triangle has side lengths 4 cm, 6 cm and 7 cm. Which construction type is this? |
| wider-geometry-2026-drawing-triangles-accurately-27 | Transformations and Constructions | Drawing Triangles Accurately | A triangle is given by two sides and the angle between them. Which construction type is this? |
| wider-geometry-2026-drawing-triangles-accurately-20 | Transformations and Constructions | Drawing Triangles Accurately | For an SSS construction with sides 8 cm, 10 cm and 11 cm, what should be drawn first? |
| wider-geometry-2026-drawing-triangles-accurately-21 | Transformations and Constructions | Drawing Triangles Accurately | A triangle has side lengths 4 cm, 6 cm and 7 cm. Which construction type is this? |
| wider-geometry-2026-drawing-triangles-accurately-35 | Transformations and Constructions | Drawing Triangles Accurately | For an SSS construction with sides 8 cm, 10 cm and 11 cm, what should be drawn first? |
| wider-geometry-2026-drawing-triangles-accurately-22 | Transformations and Constructions | Drawing Triangles Accurately | A triangle is given by two sides and the angle between them. Which construction type is this? |
| wider-geometry-2026-drawing-triangles-accurately-34 | Transformations and Constructions | Drawing Triangles Accurately | To draw a 60° angle accurately for a triangle construction, which tool is needed? |
| wider-geometry-2026-drawing-triangles-accurately-23 | Transformations and Constructions | Drawing Triangles Accurately | A triangle is given by two angles and the side between them. Which construction type is this? |
| wider-geometry-2026-drawing-triangles-accurately-33 | Transformations and Constructions | Drawing Triangles Accurately | A triangle is given by two angles and the side between them. Which construction type is this? |
| wider-geometry-2026-drawing-triangles-accurately-32 | Transformations and Constructions | Drawing Triangles Accurately | A triangle is given by two sides and the angle between them. Which construction type is this? |
| wider-geometry-2026-drawing-triangles-accurately-31 | Transformations and Constructions | Drawing Triangles Accurately | A triangle has side lengths 4 cm, 6 cm and 7 cm. Which construction type is this? |
| wider-geometry-2026-drawing-triangles-accurately-30 | Transformations and Constructions | Drawing Triangles Accurately | For an SSS construction with sides 8 cm, 10 cm and 11 cm, what should be drawn first? |
| wider-geometry-2026-pythagoras-theorem-12 | Pythagoras and Trigonometry | Pythagoras’ Theorem | A path cuts diagonally across a rectangular field that is 7 m by 24 m. Work out the length of the path. |
| wider-geometry-2026-pythagoras-theorem-13 | Pythagoras and Trigonometry | Pythagoras’ Theorem | A right-angled triangle has shorter sides 8 cm and 15 cm. Work out the hypotenuse. |
| wider-geometry-2026-pythagoras-theorem-10 | Pythagoras and Trigonometry | Pythagoras’ Theorem | A rectangular screen in a charity event layout is 5 cm wide and 12 cm high. Work out the diagonal length. |
| wider-geometry-2026-pythagoras-theorem-11 | Pythagoras and Trigonometry | Pythagoras’ Theorem | A right-angled triangle has sides 6 cm, 8 cm and 10 cm. Which side is the hypotenuse? |
| wider-geometry-2026-pythagoras-theorem-05 | Pythagoras and Trigonometry | Pythagoras’ Theorem | A right-angled triangle has sides 8 cm, 15 cm and 17 cm. Which side is the hypotenuse? |
| wider-geometry-2026-pythagoras-theorem-60 | Pythagoras and Trigonometry | Pythagoras’ Theorem | A path cuts diagonally across a rectangular field that is 7 m by 24 m. Work out the length of the path. |
| wider-geometry-2026-pythagoras-theorem-56 | Pythagoras and Trigonometry | Pythagoras’ Theorem | A right-angled triangle has hypotenuse 20 m and one shorter side 12 m. Work out the other shorter side. |
| wider-geometry-2026-pythagoras-theorem-16 | Pythagoras and Trigonometry | Pythagoras’ Theorem | A rectangle is 12 cm wide and 16 cm high. Work out the diagonal length. |
| wider-geometry-2026-pythagoras-theorem-04 | Pythagoras and Trigonometry | Pythagoras’ Theorem | A rectangular screen in a theatre set is 7 cm wide and 24 cm high. Work out the diagonal length. |
| wider-geometry-2026-pythagoras-theorem-57 | Pythagoras and Trigonometry | Pythagoras’ Theorem | A ladder leans against a wall. The foot of the ladder is 3 m from the wall and the ladder reaches 4 m up the wall. Work out the length of the ladder. |
| wider-geometry-2026-pythagoras-theorem-17 | Pythagoras and Trigonometry | Pythagoras’ Theorem | A right-angled triangle has sides 3 cm, 4 cm and 5 cm. Which side is the hypotenuse? |
| wider-geometry-2026-pythagoras-theorem-07 | Pythagoras and Trigonometry | Pythagoras’ Theorem | A right-angled triangle has shorter sides 10 cm and 24 cm. Work out the hypotenuse. |
| wider-geometry-2026-pythagoras-theorem-54 | Pythagoras and Trigonometry | Pythagoras’ Theorem | A path cuts diagonally across a rectangular field that is 9 m by 12 m. Work out the length of the path. |
| wider-geometry-2026-pythagoras-theorem-14 | Pythagoras and Trigonometry | Pythagoras’ Theorem | Find the value of x. |
| wider-geometry-2026-pythagoras-theorem-06 | Pythagoras and Trigonometry | Pythagoras’ Theorem | A path cuts diagonally across a rectangular field that is 9 m by 12 m. Work out the length of the path. |
| wider-geometry-2026-pythagoras-theorem-55 | Pythagoras and Trigonometry | Pythagoras’ Theorem | A right-angled triangle has shorter sides 10 cm and 24 cm. Work out the hypotenuse. |
| wider-geometry-2026-pythagoras-theorem-15 | Pythagoras and Trigonometry | Pythagoras’ Theorem | A ladder leans against a wall. The foot of the ladder is 10 m from the wall and the ladder reaches 24 m up the wall. Work out the length of the ladder. |
| wider-geometry-2026-pythagoras-theorem-01 | Pythagoras and Trigonometry | Pythagoras’ Theorem | A right-angled triangle has shorter sides 3 cm and 4 cm. Work out the hypotenuse. |
| wider-geometry-2026-pythagoras-theorem-52 | Pythagoras and Trigonometry | Pythagoras’ Theorem | A rectangular screen in a sports hall plan is 7 cm wide and 24 cm high. Work out the diagonal length. |
| wider-geometry-2026-pythagoras-theorem-53 | Pythagoras and Trigonometry | Pythagoras’ Theorem | A right-angled triangle has sides 8 cm, 15 cm and 17 cm. Which side is the hypotenuse? |
| wider-geometry-2026-pythagoras-theorem-03 | Pythagoras and Trigonometry | Pythagoras’ Theorem | A ladder leans against a wall. The foot of the ladder is 6 m from the wall and the ladder reaches 8 m up the wall. Work out the length of the ladder. |
| wider-geometry-2026-pythagoras-theorem-50 | Pythagoras and Trigonometry | Pythagoras’ Theorem | A right-angled triangle has hypotenuse 13 m and one shorter side 5 m. Work out the other shorter side. |
| wider-geometry-2026-pythagoras-theorem-18 | Pythagoras and Trigonometry | Pythagoras’ Theorem | A path cuts diagonally across a rectangular field that is 5 m by 12 m. Work out the length of the path. |
| wider-geometry-2026-pythagoras-theorem-02 | Pythagoras and Trigonometry | Pythagoras’ Theorem | A right-angled triangle has hypotenuse 13 m and one shorter side 5 m. Work out the other shorter side. |
| wider-geometry-2026-pythagoras-theorem-51 | Pythagoras and Trigonometry | Pythagoras’ Theorem | A ladder leans against a wall. The foot of the ladder is 6 m from the wall and the ladder reaches 8 m up the wall. Work out the length of the ladder. |
| wider-geometry-2026-pythagoras-theorem-19 | Pythagoras and Trigonometry | Pythagoras’ Theorem | Find the value of x. |
| wider-geometry-2026-pythagoras-theorem-09 | Pythagoras and Trigonometry | Pythagoras’ Theorem | A ladder leans against a wall. The foot of the ladder is 3 m from the wall and the ladder reaches 4 m up the wall. Work out the length of the ladder. |
| wider-geometry-2026-pythagoras-theorem-08 | Pythagoras and Trigonometry | Pythagoras’ Theorem | A right-angled triangle has hypotenuse 20 m and one shorter side 12 m. Work out the other shorter side. |
| wider-geometry-2026-pythagoras-theorem-58 | Pythagoras and Trigonometry | Pythagoras’ Theorem | A rectangular screen in a science classroom diagram is 5 cm wide and 12 cm high. Work out the diagonal length. |
| wider-geometry-2026-pythagoras-theorem-59 | Pythagoras and Trigonometry | Pythagoras’ Theorem | A right-angled triangle has sides 6 cm, 8 cm and 10 cm. Which side is the hypotenuse? |
| wider-geometry-2026-perpendicular-bisectors-29 | Transformations and Constructions | Constructing Perpendicular Bisectors | When constructing the perpendicular bisector of AB, the compass width should be more than half of AB. Why is this needed? |
| wider-geometry-2026-perpendicular-bisectors-28 | Transformations and Constructions | Constructing Perpendicular Bisectors | A perpendicular bisector meets a line segment at what angle? |
| wider-geometry-2026-perpendicular-bisectors-30 | Transformations and Constructions | Constructing Perpendicular Bisectors | Point P is on the perpendicular bisector of AB. PA = 36 cm. Work out PB. |
| wider-geometry-2026-perpendicular-bisectors-31 | Transformations and Constructions | Constructing Perpendicular Bisectors | Line segment AB is 20 cm long. Its perpendicular bisector crosses AB at M. Work out AM. |
| wider-geometry-2026-perpendicular-bisectors-32 | Transformations and Constructions | Constructing Perpendicular Bisectors | Which statement is true for every point on the perpendicular bisector of AB? |
| wider-geometry-2026-perpendicular-bisectors-33 | Transformations and Constructions | Constructing Perpendicular Bisectors | A perpendicular bisector meets a line segment at what angle? |
| wider-geometry-2026-perpendicular-bisectors-23 | Transformations and Constructions | Constructing Perpendicular Bisectors | A perpendicular bisector meets a line segment at what angle? |
| wider-geometry-2026-perpendicular-bisectors-34 | Transformations and Constructions | Constructing Perpendicular Bisectors | When constructing the perpendicular bisector of AB, the compass width should be more than half of AB. Why is this needed? |
| wider-geometry-2026-perpendicular-bisectors-22 | Transformations and Constructions | Constructing Perpendicular Bisectors | Which statement is true for every point on the perpendicular bisector of AB? |
| wider-geometry-2026-perpendicular-bisectors-18 | Transformations and Constructions | Constructing Perpendicular Bisectors | A perpendicular bisector meets a line segment at what angle? |
| wider-geometry-2026-perpendicular-bisectors-35 | Transformations and Constructions | Constructing Perpendicular Bisectors | Point P is on the perpendicular bisector of AB. PA = 41 cm. Work out PB. |
| wider-geometry-2026-perpendicular-bisectors-21 | Transformations and Constructions | Constructing Perpendicular Bisectors | Line segment AB is 16 cm long. Its perpendicular bisector crosses AB at M. Work out AM. |
| wider-geometry-2026-perpendicular-bisectors-19 | Transformations and Constructions | Constructing Perpendicular Bisectors | When constructing the perpendicular bisector of AB, the compass width should be more than half of AB. Why is this needed? |
| wider-geometry-2026-perpendicular-bisectors-20 | Transformations and Constructions | Constructing Perpendicular Bisectors | Point P is on the perpendicular bisector of AB. PA = 26 cm. Work out PB. |
| wider-geometry-2026-perpendicular-bisectors-16 | Transformations and Constructions | Constructing Perpendicular Bisectors | Line segment AB is 22 cm long. Its perpendicular bisector crosses AB at M. Work out AM. |
| wider-geometry-2026-perpendicular-bisectors-27 | Transformations and Constructions | Constructing Perpendicular Bisectors | Which statement is true for every point on the perpendicular bisector of AB? |
| wider-geometry-2026-perpendicular-bisectors-17 | Transformations and Constructions | Constructing Perpendicular Bisectors | Which statement is true for every point on the perpendicular bisector of AB? |
| wider-geometry-2026-perpendicular-bisectors-26 | Transformations and Constructions | Constructing Perpendicular Bisectors | Line segment AB is 10 cm long. Its perpendicular bisector crosses AB at M. Work out AM. |
| wider-geometry-2026-perpendicular-bisectors-14 | Transformations and Constructions | Constructing Perpendicular Bisectors | When constructing the perpendicular bisector of AB, the compass width should be more than half of AB. Why is this needed? |
| wider-geometry-2026-perpendicular-bisectors-25 | Transformations and Constructions | Constructing Perpendicular Bisectors | Point P is on the perpendicular bisector of AB. PA = 31 cm. Work out PB. |
| wider-geometry-2026-perpendicular-bisectors-15 | Transformations and Constructions | Constructing Perpendicular Bisectors | Point P is on the perpendicular bisector of AB. PA = 21 cm. Work out PB. |
| wider-geometry-2026-perpendicular-bisectors-24 | Transformations and Constructions | Constructing Perpendicular Bisectors | When constructing the perpendicular bisector of AB, the compass width should be more than half of AB. Why is this needed? |
| wider-geometry-2026-perpendicular-bisectors-12 | Transformations and Constructions | Constructing Perpendicular Bisectors | Which statement is true for every point on the perpendicular bisector of AB? |
| wider-geometry-2026-perpendicular-bisectors-13 | Transformations and Constructions | Constructing Perpendicular Bisectors | A perpendicular bisector meets a line segment at what angle? |
| wider-geometry-2026-angle-bisectors-24 | Transformations and Constructions | Constructing Angle Bisectors | An angle bisector creates two angles of 40° each. Work out the original angle. |
| wider-geometry-2026-perpendicular-bisectors-10 | Transformations and Constructions | Constructing Perpendicular Bisectors | Point P is on the perpendicular bisector of AB. PA = 16 cm. Work out PB. |
| wider-geometry-2026-angle-bisectors-25 | Transformations and Constructions | Constructing Angle Bisectors | To construct an angle bisector accurately, which tools should be used? |
| wider-geometry-2026-perpendicular-bisectors-11 | Transformations and Constructions | Constructing Perpendicular Bisectors | Line segment AB is 12 cm long. Its perpendicular bisector crosses AB at M. Work out AM. |
| wider-geometry-2026-angle-bisectors-26 | Transformations and Constructions | Constructing Angle Bisectors | An angle of 100° is bisected. Work out the size of each new angle. |
| wider-geometry-2026-angle-bisectors-27 | Transformations and Constructions | Constructing Angle Bisectors | Which construction creates two equal angles from one angle? |
| wider-geometry-2026-angle-bisectors-20 | Transformations and Constructions | Constructing Angle Bisectors | To construct an angle bisector accurately, which tools should be used? |
| wider-geometry-2026-angle-bisectors-21 | Transformations and Constructions | Constructing Angle Bisectors | An angle of 120° is bisected. Work out the size of each new angle. |
| wider-geometry-2026-angle-bisectors-35 | Transformations and Constructions | Constructing Angle Bisectors | To construct an angle bisector accurately, which tools should be used? |
| wider-geometry-2026-angle-bisectors-22 | Transformations and Constructions | Constructing Angle Bisectors | Which construction creates two equal angles from one angle? |
| wider-geometry-2026-angle-bisectors-34 | Transformations and Constructions | Constructing Angle Bisectors | An angle bisector creates two angles of 55° each. Work out the original angle. |
| wider-geometry-2026-angle-bisectors-23 | Transformations and Constructions | Constructing Angle Bisectors | A point lies on an angle bisector. Which statement is true? |
| wider-geometry-2026-angle-bisectors-33 | Transformations and Constructions | Constructing Angle Bisectors | A point lies on an angle bisector. Which statement is true? |
| wider-geometry-2026-angle-bisectors-32 | Transformations and Constructions | Constructing Angle Bisectors | Which construction creates two equal angles from one angle? |
| wider-geometry-2026-angle-bisectors-08 | Transformations and Constructions | Constructing Angle Bisectors | A point lies on an angle bisector. Which statement is true? |
| wider-geometry-2026-angle-bisectors-31 | Transformations and Constructions | Constructing Angle Bisectors | An angle of 80° is bisected. Work out the size of each new angle. |
| wider-geometry-2026-angle-bisectors-09 | Transformations and Constructions | Constructing Angle Bisectors | An angle bisector creates two angles of 35° each. Work out the original angle. |
| wider-geometry-2026-angle-bisectors-30 | Transformations and Constructions | Constructing Angle Bisectors | To construct an angle bisector accurately, which tools should be used? |
| wider-geometry-2026-angle-bisectors-28 | Transformations and Constructions | Constructing Angle Bisectors | A point lies on an angle bisector. Which statement is true? |
| wider-geometry-2026-angle-bisectors-29 | Transformations and Constructions | Constructing Angle Bisectors | An angle bisector creates two angles of 30° each. Work out the original angle. |
| wider-geometry-2026-angle-bisectors-19 | Transformations and Constructions | Constructing Angle Bisectors | An angle bisector creates two angles of 50° each. Work out the original angle. |
| wider-geometry-2026-angle-bisectors-02 | Transformations and Constructions | Constructing Angle Bisectors | Which construction creates two equal angles from one angle? |
| wider-geometry-2026-angle-bisectors-18 | Transformations and Constructions | Constructing Angle Bisectors | A point lies on an angle bisector. Which statement is true? |
| wider-geometry-2026-loci-18 | Transformations and Constructions | Loci | Points that are nearer to A than to B are found on which side of the perpendicular bisector of AB? |
| wider-geometry-2026-angle-bisectors-03 | Transformations and Constructions | Constructing Angle Bisectors | A point lies on an angle bisector. Which statement is true? |
| wider-geometry-2026-loci-19 | Transformations and Constructions | Loci | What is the locus of points exactly 6 cm from a fixed point P? |
| wider-geometry-2026-angle-bisectors-01 | Transformations and Constructions | Constructing Angle Bisectors | An angle of 60° is bisected. Work out the size of each new angle. |
| wider-geometry-2026-angle-bisectors-15 | Transformations and Constructions | Constructing Angle Bisectors | To construct an angle bisector accurately, which tools should be used? |
| wider-geometry-2026-angle-bisectors-06 | Transformations and Constructions | Constructing Angle Bisectors | An angle of 110° is bisected. Work out the size of each new angle. |
| wider-geometry-2026-angle-bisectors-14 | Transformations and Constructions | Constructing Angle Bisectors | An angle bisector creates two angles of 60° each. Work out the original angle. |
| wider-geometry-2026-loci-14 | Transformations and Constructions | Loci | What is the locus of points exactly 8 cm from a straight line? |
| wider-geometry-2026-angle-bisectors-07 | Transformations and Constructions | Constructing Angle Bisectors | Which construction creates two equal angles from one angle? |
| wider-geometry-2026-angle-bisectors-17 | Transformations and Constructions | Constructing Angle Bisectors | Which construction creates two equal angles from one angle? |
| wider-geometry-2026-loci-15 | Transformations and Constructions | Loci | Points that are the same distance from points A and B lie on which construction? |
| wider-geometry-2026-loci-09 | Transformations and Constructions | Loci | Points that are the same distance from points A and B lie on which construction? |
| wider-geometry-2026-angle-bisectors-04 | Transformations and Constructions | Constructing Angle Bisectors | An angle bisector creates two angles of 45° each. Work out the original angle. |
| wider-geometry-2026-angle-bisectors-16 | Transformations and Constructions | Constructing Angle Bisectors | An angle of 70° is bisected. Work out the size of each new angle. |
| wider-geometry-2026-loci-16 | Transformations and Constructions | Loci | A dog is tied to a post with a 3 m lead. What shape is the boundary of the area it can reach? |
| wider-geometry-2026-loci-08 | Transformations and Constructions | Loci | What is the locus of points exactly 2 cm from a straight line? |
| wider-geometry-2026-angle-bisectors-05 | Transformations and Constructions | Constructing Angle Bisectors | To construct an angle bisector accurately, which tools should be used? |
| wider-geometry-2026-angle-bisectors-11 | Transformations and Constructions | Constructing Angle Bisectors | An angle of 90° is bisected. Work out the size of each new angle. |
| wider-geometry-2026-loci-17 | Transformations and Constructions | Loci | A path must be less than 4 m from a straight fence. Which region represents the possible positions of the path? |
| wider-geometry-2026-loci-07 | Transformations and Constructions | Loci | What is the locus of points exactly 8 cm from a fixed point P? |
| wider-geometry-2026-angle-bisectors-10 | Transformations and Constructions | Constructing Angle Bisectors | To construct an angle bisector accurately, which tools should be used? |
| wider-geometry-2026-loci-10 | Transformations and Constructions | Loci | A dog is tied to a post with a 4 m lead. What shape is the boundary of the area it can reach? |
| wider-geometry-2026-loci-06 | Transformations and Constructions | Loci | Points that are nearer to A than to B are found on which side of the perpendicular bisector of AB? |
| wider-geometry-2026-angle-bisectors-13 | Transformations and Constructions | Constructing Angle Bisectors | A point lies on an angle bisector. Which statement is true? |
| wider-geometry-2026-loci-11 | Transformations and Constructions | Loci | A path must be less than 5 m from a straight fence. Which region represents the possible positions of the path? |
| wider-geometry-2026-loci-05 | Transformations and Constructions | Loci | A path must be less than 6 m from a straight fence. Which region represents the possible positions of the path? |
| wider-geometry-2026-angle-bisectors-12 | Transformations and Constructions | Constructing Angle Bisectors | Which construction creates two equal angles from one angle? |
| wider-geometry-2026-loci-12 | Transformations and Constructions | Loci | Points that are nearer to A than to B are found on which side of the perpendicular bisector of AB? |
| wider-geometry-2026-loci-04 | Transformations and Constructions | Loci | A dog is tied to a post with a 5 m lead. What shape is the boundary of the area it can reach? |
| wider-geometry-2026-loci-13 | Transformations and Constructions | Loci | What is the locus of points exactly 7 cm from a fixed point P? |
| wider-geometry-2026-loci-03 | Transformations and Constructions | Loci | Points that are the same distance from points A and B lie on which construction? |
| wider-geometry-2026-loci-02 | Transformations and Constructions | Loci | What is the locus of points exactly 3 cm from a straight line? |
| wider-geometry-2026-loci-01 | Transformations and Constructions | Loci | What is the locus of points exactly 2 cm from a fixed point P? |
| wider-geometry-2026-drawing-triangles-accurately-15 | Transformations and Constructions | Drawing Triangles Accurately | For an SSS construction with sides 8 cm, 10 cm and 11 cm, what should be drawn first? |
| wider-geometry-2026-drawing-triangles-accurately-14 | Transformations and Constructions | Drawing Triangles Accurately | To draw a 45° angle accurately for a triangle construction, which tool is needed? |
| wider-geometry-2026-drawing-triangles-accurately-17 | Transformations and Constructions | Drawing Triangles Accurately | A triangle is given by two sides and the angle between them. Which construction type is this? |
| wider-geometry-2026-drawing-triangles-accurately-16 | Transformations and Constructions | Drawing Triangles Accurately | A triangle has side lengths 4 cm, 6 cm and 7 cm. Which construction type is this? |
| wider-geometry-2026-drawing-triangles-accurately-11 | Transformations and Constructions | Drawing Triangles Accurately | A triangle has side lengths 4 cm, 6 cm and 7 cm. Which construction type is this? |
| wider-geometry-2026-drawing-triangles-accurately-10 | Transformations and Constructions | Drawing Triangles Accurately | For an SSS construction with sides 8 cm, 10 cm and 11 cm, what should be drawn first? |
| wider-geometry-2026-drawing-triangles-accurately-13 | Transformations and Constructions | Drawing Triangles Accurately | A triangle is given by two angles and the side between them. Which construction type is this? |
| wider-geometry-2026-drawing-triangles-accurately-12 | Transformations and Constructions | Drawing Triangles Accurately | A triangle is given by two sides and the angle between them. Which construction type is this? |
| wider-geometry-2026-drawing-triangles-accurately-19 | Transformations and Constructions | Drawing Triangles Accurately | To draw a 35° angle accurately for a triangle construction, which tool is needed? |
| wider-geometry-2026-drawing-triangles-accurately-18 | Transformations and Constructions | Drawing Triangles Accurately | A triangle is given by two angles and the side between them. Which construction type is this? |
| wider-geometry-2026-pythagoras-theorem-49 | Pythagoras and Trigonometry | Pythagoras’ Theorem | Work out x. |
| wider-geometry-2026-pythagoras-theorem-48 | Pythagoras and Trigonometry | Pythagoras’ Theorem | A path cuts diagonally across a rectangular field that is 12 m by 16 m. Work out the length of the path. |
| wider-geometry-2026-pythagoras-theorem-38 | Pythagoras and Trigonometry | Pythagoras’ Theorem | Work out the size of x. |
| wider-geometry-2026-pythagoras-theorem-41 | Pythagoras and Trigonometry | Pythagoras’ Theorem | A right-angled triangle has sides 3 cm, 4 cm and 5 cm. Which side is the hypotenuse? |
| wider-geometry-2026-pythagoras-theorem-39 | Pythagoras and Trigonometry | Pythagoras’ Theorem | A ladder leans against a wall. The foot of the ladder is 10 m from the wall and the ladder reaches 24 m up the wall. Work out the length of the ladder. |
| wider-geometry-2026-pythagoras-theorem-40 | Pythagoras and Trigonometry | Pythagoras’ Theorem | A rectangular screen in a charity event layout is 12 cm wide and 16 cm high. Work out the diagonal length. |
| wider-geometry-2026-pythagoras-theorem-43 | Pythagoras and Trigonometry | Pythagoras’ Theorem | Find x. |
| wider-geometry-2026-pythagoras-theorem-42 | Pythagoras and Trigonometry | Pythagoras’ Theorem | A path cuts diagonally across a rectangular field that is 5 m by 12 m. Work out the length of the path. |
| wider-geometry-2026-pythagoras-theorem-34 | Pythagoras and Trigonometry | Pythagoras’ Theorem | A rectangular screen in a theatre set is 5 cm wide and 12 cm high. Work out the diagonal length. |
| wider-geometry-2026-pythagoras-theorem-45 | Pythagoras and Trigonometry | Pythagoras’ Theorem | A ladder leans against a wall. The foot of the ladder is 8 m from the wall and the ladder reaches 15 m up the wall. Work out the length of the ladder. |
| wider-geometry-2026-pythagoras-theorem-35 | Pythagoras and Trigonometry | Pythagoras’ Theorem | A right-angled triangle has sides 6 cm, 8 cm and 10 cm. Which side is the hypotenuse? |
| wider-geometry-2026-pythagoras-theorem-29 | Pythagoras and Trigonometry | Pythagoras’ Theorem | A right-angled triangle has sides 8 cm, 15 cm and 17 cm. Which side is the hypotenuse? |
| wider-geometry-2026-pythagoras-theorem-44 | Pythagoras and Trigonometry | Pythagoras’ Theorem | A right-angled triangle has hypotenuse 25 m and one shorter side 7 m. Work out the other shorter side. |
| wider-geometry-2026-pythagoras-theorem-36 | Pythagoras and Trigonometry | Pythagoras’ Theorem | A path cuts diagonally across a rectangular field that is 7 m by 24 m. Work out the length of the path. |
| wider-geometry-2026-pythagoras-theorem-28 | Pythagoras and Trigonometry | Pythagoras’ Theorem | A rectangular screen in a science classroom diagram is 7 cm wide and 24 cm high. Work out the diagonal length. |
| wider-geometry-2026-pythagoras-theorem-47 | Pythagoras and Trigonometry | Pythagoras’ Theorem | A right-angled triangle has sides 10 cm, 24 cm and 26 cm. Which side is the hypotenuse? |
| wider-geometry-2026-pythagoras-theorem-37 | Pythagoras and Trigonometry | Pythagoras’ Theorem | A right-angled triangle has shorter sides 8 cm and 15 cm. Work out the hypotenuse. |
| wider-geometry-2026-pythagoras-theorem-27 | Pythagoras and Trigonometry | Pythagoras’ Theorem | A ladder leans against a wall. The foot of the ladder is 6 m from the wall and the ladder reaches 8 m up the wall. Work out the length of the ladder. |
| wider-geometry-2026-pythagoras-theorem-46 | Pythagoras and Trigonometry | Pythagoras’ Theorem | A rectangular screen in a campsite map is 9 cm wide and 12 cm high. Work out the diagonal length. |
| wider-geometry-2026-pythagoras-theorem-30 | Pythagoras and Trigonometry | Pythagoras’ Theorem | A path cuts diagonally across a rectangular field that is 9 m by 12 m. Work out the length of the path. |
| wider-geometry-2026-pythagoras-theorem-26 | Pythagoras and Trigonometry | Pythagoras’ Theorem | Work out the value of x. |
| wider-geometry-2026-pythagoras-theorem-31 | Pythagoras and Trigonometry | Pythagoras’ Theorem | Find the value of x. |
| wider-geometry-2026-pythagoras-theorem-25 | Pythagoras and Trigonometry | Pythagoras’ Theorem | A right-angled triangle has shorter sides 3 cm and 4 cm. Work out the hypotenuse. |
| wider-geometry-2026-pythagoras-theorem-32 | Pythagoras and Trigonometry | Pythagoras’ Theorem | A right-angled triangle has hypotenuse 20 m and one shorter side 12 m. Work out the other shorter side. |
| wider-geometry-2026-pythagoras-theorem-24 | Pythagoras and Trigonometry | Pythagoras’ Theorem | A path cuts diagonally across a rectangular field that is 12 m by 16 m. Work out the length of the path. |
| wider-geometry-2026-pythagoras-theorem-33 | Pythagoras and Trigonometry | Pythagoras’ Theorem | A ladder leans against a wall. The foot of the ladder is 3 m from the wall and the ladder reaches 4 m up the wall. Work out the length of the ladder. |
| wider-geometry-2026-pythagoras-theorem-23 | Pythagoras and Trigonometry | Pythagoras’ Theorem | A right-angled triangle has sides 10 cm, 24 cm and 26 cm. Which side is the hypotenuse? |
| wider-geometry-2026-pythagoras-theorem-22 | Pythagoras and Trigonometry | Pythagoras’ Theorem | A rectangular screen in a sports hall plan is 9 cm wide and 12 cm high. Work out the diagonal length. |
| wider-geometry-2026-pythagoras-theorem-21 | Pythagoras and Trigonometry | Pythagoras’ Theorem | A ladder leans against a wall. The foot of the ladder is 8 m from the wall and the ladder reaches 15 m up the wall. Work out the length of the ladder. |
| wider-geometry-2026-pythagoras-theorem-20 | Pythagoras and Trigonometry | Pythagoras’ Theorem | Work out the size of x. |
| wider-geometry-2026-perpendicular-bisectors-01 | Transformations and Constructions | Constructing Perpendicular Bisectors | Line segment AB is 8 cm long. Its perpendicular bisector crosses AB at M. Work out AM. |
| wider-geometry-2026-perpendicular-bisectors-03 | Transformations and Constructions | Constructing Perpendicular Bisectors | A perpendicular bisector meets a line segment at what angle? |
| wider-geometry-2026-perpendicular-bisectors-02 | Transformations and Constructions | Constructing Perpendicular Bisectors | Which statement is true for every point on the perpendicular bisector of AB? |
| wider-geometry-2026-perpendicular-bisectors-05 | Transformations and Constructions | Constructing Perpendicular Bisectors | Point P is on the perpendicular bisector of AB. PA = 11 cm. Work out PB. |
| wider-geometry-2026-perpendicular-bisectors-04 | Transformations and Constructions | Constructing Perpendicular Bisectors | When constructing the perpendicular bisector of AB, the compass width should be more than half of AB. Why is this needed? |
| wider-geometry-2026-perpendicular-bisectors-07 | Transformations and Constructions | Constructing Perpendicular Bisectors | Which statement is true for every point on the perpendicular bisector of AB? |
| wider-geometry-2026-perpendicular-bisectors-06 | Transformations and Constructions | Constructing Perpendicular Bisectors | Line segment AB is 18 cm long. Its perpendicular bisector crosses AB at M. Work out AM. |
| wider-geometry-2026-perpendicular-bisectors-09 | Transformations and Constructions | Constructing Perpendicular Bisectors | When constructing the perpendicular bisector of AB, the compass width should be more than half of AB. Why is this needed? |
| wider-geometry-2026-perpendicular-bisectors-08 | Transformations and Constructions | Constructing Perpendicular Bisectors | A perpendicular bisector meets a line segment at what angle? |
| wider-geometry-2026-loci-32 | Transformations and Constructions | Loci | What is the locus of points exactly 5 cm from a straight line? |
| wider-geometry-2026-loci-33 | Transformations and Constructions | Loci | Points that are the same distance from points A and B lie on which construction? |
| wider-geometry-2026-loci-30 | Transformations and Constructions | Loci | Points that are nearer to A than to B are found on which side of the perpendicular bisector of AB? |
| wider-geometry-2026-loci-31 | Transformations and Constructions | Loci | What is the locus of points exactly 4 cm from a fixed point P? |
| wider-geometry-2026-loci-25 | Transformations and Constructions | Loci | What is the locus of points exactly 5 cm from a fixed point P? |
| wider-geometry-2026-loci-24 | Transformations and Constructions | Loci | Points that are nearer to A than to B are found on which side of the perpendicular bisector of AB? |
| wider-geometry-2026-loci-27 | Transformations and Constructions | Loci | Points that are the same distance from points A and B lie on which construction? |
| wider-geometry-2026-loci-34 | Transformations and Constructions | Loci | A dog is tied to a post with a 7 m lead. What shape is the boundary of the area it can reach? |
| wider-geometry-2026-loci-26 | Transformations and Constructions | Loci | What is the locus of points exactly 6 cm from a straight line? |
| wider-geometry-2026-loci-35 | Transformations and Constructions | Loci | A path must be less than 8 m from a straight fence. Which region represents the possible positions of the path? |
| wider-geometry-2026-loci-21 | Transformations and Constructions | Loci | Points that are the same distance from points A and B lie on which construction? |
| wider-geometry-2026-loci-20 | Transformations and Constructions | Loci | What is the locus of points exactly 7 cm from a straight line? |
| probability-2026-listing-007 | Statistics and Probability | Listing Outcomes | A two-digit code for a family games evening is made using 5 different digits. A digit cannot be repeated. How many codes are possible? |
| probability-2026-listing-006 | Statistics and Probability | Listing Outcomes | For a classroom probability experiment, a choice is made from 2 poster designs and 5 background colours. How many different pairings are possible? |
| probability-2026-listing-005 | Statistics and Probability | Listing Outcomes | For a card-tournament tie-break, one spinner can land on R or B and a second can land on 1, 2. Which list contains every combined outcome exactly once? |
| probability-2026-listing-004 | Statistics and Probability | Listing Outcomes | During a mathematics club challenge, a coin is tossed 2 times. How many different ordered outcomes are possible? |
| probability-2026-listing-003 | Statistics and Probability | Listing Outcomes | There are 4 routes from a station to a venue and 2 routes back. A different route may be used in each direction. How many outward-and-return journey combinations are possible? |
| probability-2026-listing-002 | Statistics and Probability | Listing Outcomes | A two-digit code for a school fete game is made using 4 different digits. A digit cannot be repeated. How many codes are possible? |
| probability-2026-listing-038 | Statistics and Probability | Listing Outcomes | For a language-club game, there are 3 routes from a station to a venue and 5 routes back. A different route may be used in each direction. How many outward-and-return journey combinations are possible? |
| probability-2026-listing-001 | Statistics and Probability | Listing Outcomes | At lunch time, a choice is made from 2 sandwich fillings and 2 bread choices. How many different pairings are possible? |
| probability-2026-listing-039 | Statistics and Probability | Listing Outcomes | A coin is tossed 3 times. How many different ordered outcomes are possible? |
| probability-2026-listing-029 | Statistics and Probability | Listing Outcomes | A coin is tossed 4 times. How many different ordered outcomes are possible? |
| probability-2026-listing-032 | Statistics and Probability | Listing Outcomes | A two-digit code for a school council event is made using 6 different digits. A digit cannot be repeated. How many codes are possible? |
| probability-2026-listing-028 | Statistics and Probability | Listing Outcomes | For a dance-school fundraiser, there are 5 routes from a station to a venue and 3 routes back. A different route may be used in each direction. How many outward-and-return journey combinations are possible? |
| probability-2026-listing-043 | Statistics and Probability | Listing Outcomes | For a concert-hall promotion, there are 4 routes from a station to a venue and 2 routes back. A different route may be used in each direction. How many outward-and-return journey combinations are possible? |
| probability-2026-listing-033 | Statistics and Probability | Listing Outcomes | For a local-history exhibition, there are 2 routes from a station to a venue and 4 routes back. A different route may be used in each direction. How many outward-and-return journey combinations are possible? |
| probability-2026-listing-042 | Statistics and Probability | Listing Outcomes | A two-digit code for a village-show game is made using 4 different digits. A digit cannot be repeated. How many codes are possible? |
| probability-2026-listing-030 | Statistics and Probability | Listing Outcomes | For a photography-club contest, one spinner can land on G or Y and a second can land on 1, 2, 3, 4. Which list contains every combined outcome exactly once? |
| probability-2026-listing-041 | Statistics and Probability | Listing Outcomes | For a swimming-gala stall, a choice is made from 2 notebook covers and 2 paper types. How many different pairings are possible? |
| probability-2026-listing-009 | Statistics and Probability | Listing Outcomes | During a charity fun-day game, a coin is tossed 3 times. How many different ordered outcomes are possible? |
| probability-2026-listing-031 | Statistics and Probability | Listing Outcomes | For a sailing-club open day, a choice is made from 2 sandwich fillings and 2 bread choices. How many different pairings are possible? |
| probability-2026-listing-025 | Statistics and Probability | Listing Outcomes | For a music-festival activity, one spinner can land on R or B and a second can land on 1, 2, 3, 4. Which list contains every combined outcome exactly once? |
| probability-2026-listing-040 | Statistics and Probability | Listing Outcomes | For a craft-market competition, one spinner can land on A or C and a second can land on 1, 2. Which list contains every combined outcome exactly once? |
| probability-2026-listing-008 | Statistics and Probability | Listing Outcomes | For a youth-club competition, there are 5 routes from a station to a venue and 3 routes back. A different route may be used in each direction. How many outward-and-return journey combinations are possible? |
| probability-2026-listing-036 | Statistics and Probability | Listing Outcomes | For a running-club challenge, a choice is made from 2 poster designs and 5 background colours. How many different pairings are possible? |
| probability-2026-listing-024 | Statistics and Probability | Listing Outcomes | During an art-club raffle game, a coin is tossed 3 times. How many different ordered outcomes are possible? |
| probability-2026-listing-037 | Statistics and Probability | Listing Outcomes | A two-digit code for a bookshop promotion is made using 3 different digits. A digit cannot be repeated. How many codes are possible? |
| probability-2026-listing-027 | Statistics and Probability | Listing Outcomes | A two-digit code for a geography fieldwork game is made using 5 different digits. A digit cannot be repeated. How many codes are possible? |
| probability-2026-listing-034 | Statistics and Probability | Listing Outcomes | During a technology workshop, a coin is tossed 2 times. How many different ordered outcomes are possible? |
| probability-2026-listing-026 | Statistics and Probability | Listing Outcomes | For a chess-club warm-up, a choice is made from 2 notebook covers and 5 paper types. How many different pairings are possible? |
| probability-2026-listing-045 | Statistics and Probability | Listing Outcomes | For a farmers' market game, one spinner can land on R or B and a second can land on 1, 2, 3. Which list contains every combined outcome exactly once? |
| probability-2026-listing-035 | Statistics and Probability | Listing Outcomes | For a drama-club social, one spinner can land on P or Q and a second can land on 1, 2. Which list contains every combined outcome exactly once? |
| probability-2026-listing-021 | Statistics and Probability | Listing Outcomes | For a tennis-club fundraiser, a choice is made from 2 poster designs and 2 background colours. How many different pairings are possible? |
| probability-2026-listing-044 | Statistics and Probability | Listing Outcomes | During a college open-day activity, a coin is tossed 4 times. How many different ordered outcomes are possible? |
| probability-2026-listing-020 | Statistics and Probability | Listing Outcomes | For a community quiz night, one spinner can land on A or C and a second can land on 1, 2, 3. Which list contains every combined outcome exactly once? |
| probability-2026-listing-023 | Statistics and Probability | Listing Outcomes | For a cinema promotion, there are 4 routes from a station to a venue and 2 routes back. A different route may be used in each direction. How many outward-and-return journey combinations are possible? |
| probability-2026-listing-022 | Statistics and Probability | Listing Outcomes | A two-digit code for a garden-show competition is made using 4 different digits. A digit cannot be repeated. How many codes are possible? |
| probability-2026-sample-space-031 | Statistics and Probability | Sample Space Diagrams | In a family games evening, two fair spinners are numbered 1 to 5 and 1 to 5. How many equally likely outcomes are in the sample space? |
| probability-2026-sample-space-030 | Statistics and Probability | Sample Space Diagrams | In a classroom probability experiment, two trials can each produce H or T. Which ordered outcome has been omitted from the list HH, HT, TT? |
| probability-2026-sample-space-033 | Statistics and Probability | Sample Space Diagrams | In a family games evening, fair spinners numbered 1 to 3 and 1 to 3 are spun. Work out the probability that both spinners show the same number. |
| probability-2026-sample-space-032 | Statistics and Probability | Sample Space Diagrams | In a family games evening, fair spinners numbered 1 to 6 and 1 to 4 are spun. Find the probability that the two numbers have a total of 6. |
| probability-2026-scale-027 | Statistics and Probability | Probability Scale | Two outcomes are being compared for cycle-share bikes being returned to a station. Outcome A has probability 0.3 and outcome B has probability 0.7. Which outcome is more likely? |
| probability-2026-sample-space-035 | Statistics and Probability | Sample Space Diagrams | In a family games evening, fair spinners numbered 1 to 5 and 1 to 5 are spun. Calculate the probability that the first number is greater than the second. |
| probability-2026-scale-026 | Statistics and Probability | Probability Scale | A probability model is being made for water samples passing a purity test. Which of these values cannot be used as a probability? |
| probability-2026-sample-space-034 | Statistics and Probability | Sample Space Diagrams | In a family games evening, fair spinners numbered 1 to 4 and 1 to 6 are spun. Find the probability that the product of the two numbers is even. |
| probability-2026-scale-025 | Statistics and Probability | Probability Scale | The probability of restaurant bookings being confirmed is 0.5. Which word best describes this probability? |
| probability-2026-sample-space-037 | Statistics and Probability | Sample Space Diagrams | In a youth-club competition, two fair spinners are numbered 1 to 3 and 1 to 3. How many equally likely outcomes are in the sample space? |
| probability-2026-scale-024 | Statistics and Probability | Probability Scale | The probability of cameras detecting a vehicle correctly is 0.31, and the probability that it does not happen is 0.69. Which statement is correct? |
| probability-2026-sample-space-036 | Statistics and Probability | Sample Space Diagrams | In a youth-club competition, two trials can each produce R or B. Which ordered outcome has been omitted from the list RR, RB, BB? |
| probability-2026-sample-space-039 | Statistics and Probability | Sample Space Diagrams | In a youth-club competition, fair spinners numbered 1 to 5 and 1 to 5 are spun. Work out the probability that both spinners show the same number. |
| probability-2026-scale-022 | Statistics and Probability | Probability Scale | The probability of school laptops connecting to the network is 0.05. Which description is most suitable? |
| probability-2026-scale-018 | Statistics and Probability | Probability Scale | A probability model is being made for museum visitors choosing the audio guide. Which of these values cannot be used as a probability? |
| probability-2026-sample-space-038 | Statistics and Probability | Sample Space Diagrams | In a youth-club competition, fair spinners numbered 1 to 4 and 1 to 6 are spun. Find the probability that the two numbers have a total of 5. |
| probability-2026-scale-021 | Statistics and Probability | Probability Scale | Four possible outcomes are being compared for theatre seats being occupied at a matinee. Which list gives their probabilities in order from least likely to most likely? |
| probability-2026-scale-019 | Statistics and Probability | Probability Scale | Two outcomes are being compared for delivery vans completing a route on time. Outcome A has probability 0.43 and outcome B has probability 0.57. Which outcome is more likely? |
| probability-2026-scale-020 | Statistics and Probability | Probability Scale | The estimated probability of plants flowering before the end of May is 25%. Write this probability as a decimal. |
| probability-2026-sample-space-019 | Statistics and Probability | Sample Space Diagrams | In a mathematics club challenge, two fair spinners are numbered 1 to 5 and 1 to 5. How many equally likely outcomes are in the sample space? |
| probability-2026-sample-space-018 | Statistics and Probability | Sample Space Diagrams | In a mathematics club challenge, two trials can each produce W or L. Which ordered outcome has been omitted from the list WW, LW, LL? |
| probability-2026-scale-009 | Statistics and Probability | Probability Scale | The probability of buses having an available seat is 0.12. Which word best describes this probability? |
| probability-2026-scale-012 | Statistics and Probability | Probability Scale | The estimated probability of students remembering their identity card is 80%. Write this probability as a decimal. |
| probability-2026-scale-008 | Statistics and Probability | Probability Scale | The probability of concert tickets being sold online is 0.05, and the probability that it does not happen is 0.95. Which statement is correct? |
| probability-2026-scale-013 | Statistics and Probability | Probability Scale | Four possible outcomes are being compared for hotel rooms being ready by check-in time. Which list gives their probabilities in order from least likely to most likely? |
| probability-2026-scale-010 | Statistics and Probability | Probability Scale | A probability model is being made for bread loaves meeting the target weight. Which of these values cannot be used as a probability? |
| probability-2026-scale-029 | Statistics and Probability | Probability Scale | Four possible outcomes are being compared for supermarket tills requiring assistance. Which list gives their probabilities in order from least likely to most likely? |
| probability-2026-scale-011 | Statistics and Probability | Probability Scale | Two outcomes are being compared for mobile phones passing a battery check. Outcome A has probability 0.44 and outcome B has probability 0.56. Which outcome is more likely? |
| probability-2026-scale-005 | Statistics and Probability | Probability Scale | Four possible outcomes are being compared for penalty kicks being scored. Which list gives their probabilities in order from least likely to most likely? |
| probability-2026-sample-space-013 | Statistics and Probability | Sample Space Diagrams | In a television quiz round, two fair spinners are numbered 1 to 3 and 1 to 3. How many equally likely outcomes are in the sample space? |
| probability-2026-scale-028 | Statistics and Probability | Probability Scale | The estimated probability of applications being submitted before the deadline is 60%. Write this probability as a decimal. |
| probability-2026-scale-016 | Statistics and Probability | Probability Scale | The probability of weather forecasts correctly predicting rain is 0.18, and the probability that it does not happen is 0.82. Which statement is correct? |
| probability-2026-scale-004 | Statistics and Probability | Probability Scale | The estimated probability of parcels arriving on the promised day is 60%. Write this probability as a decimal. |
| probability-2026-sample-space-012 | Statistics and Probability | Sample Space Diagrams | In a television quiz round, two trials can each produce R or B. Which ordered outcome has been omitted from the list RB, BR, BB? |
| probability-2026-sample-space-028 | Statistics and Probability | Sample Space Diagrams | In a classroom probability experiment, fair spinners numbered 1 to 6 and 1 to 4 are spun. Find the probability that the product of the two numbers is even. |
| probability-2026-scale-017 | Statistics and Probability | Probability Scale | The probability of customers using contactless payment is 0.28. Which word best describes this probability? |
| probability-2026-scale-007 | Statistics and Probability | Probability Scale | A model gives the probability of patients arriving on time for appointments as 15. Where should this be placed on a scale from 0 to 1? |
| probability-2026-sample-space-011 | Statistics and Probability | Sample Space Diagrams | In a television quiz round, fair spinners numbered 1 to 5 and 1 to 5 are spun. Calculate the probability that the first number is greater than the second. |
| probability-2026-sample-space-029 | Statistics and Probability | Sample Space Diagrams | In a classroom probability experiment, fair spinners numbered 1 to 3 and 1 to 3 are spun. Calculate the probability that the first number is greater than the second. |
| probability-2026-scale-014 | Statistics and Probability | Probability Scale | The probability of tennis serves landing in the service box is 0.83. Which description is most suitable? |
| probability-2026-scale-006 | Statistics and Probability | Probability Scale | The probability of light bulbs passing a factory test is 0.7. Which description is most suitable? |
| probability-2026-sample-space-010 | Statistics and Probability | Sample Space Diagrams | In a school fete game, fair spinners numbered 1 to 4 and 1 to 6 are spun. Find the probability that the product of the two numbers is even. |
| probability-2026-sample-space-026 | Statistics and Probability | Sample Space Diagrams | In a classroom probability experiment, fair spinners numbered 1 to 4 and 1 to 6 are spun. Find the probability that the two numbers have a total of 7. |
| probability-2026-scale-015 | Statistics and Probability | Probability Scale | A model gives the probability of eggs remaining unbroken during packing as 25. Where should this be placed on a scale from 0 to 1? |
| probability-2026-scale-001 | Statistics and Probability | Probability Scale | The probability of trains arriving within five minutes of the timetable is 0. Which word best describes this probability? |
| probability-2026-sample-space-017 | Statistics and Probability | Sample Space Diagrams | In a mathematics club challenge, fair spinners numbered 1 to 3 and 1 to 3 are spun. Calculate the probability that the first number is greater than the second. |
| probability-2026-sample-space-027 | Statistics and Probability | Sample Space Diagrams | In a classroom probability experiment, fair spinners numbered 1 to 5 and 1 to 5 are spun. Work out the probability that both spinners show the same number. |
| probability-2026-sample-space-016 | Statistics and Probability | Sample Space Diagrams | In a mathematics club challenge, fair spinners numbered 1 to 6 and 1 to 4 are spun. Find the probability that the product of the two numbers is even. |
| probability-2026-sample-space-024 | Statistics and Probability | Sample Space Diagrams | In a card-tournament tie-break, two trials can each produce Y or N. Which ordered outcome has been omitted from the list YY, NY, NN? |
| probability-2026-scale-003 | Statistics and Probability | Probability Scale | Two outcomes are being compared for seedlings surviving their first month. Outcome A has probability 0.31 and outcome B has probability 0.69. Which outcome is more likely? |
| probability-2026-sample-space-015 | Statistics and Probability | Sample Space Diagrams | In a television quiz round, fair spinners numbered 1 to 5 and 1 to 5 are spun. Work out the probability that both spinners show the same number. |
| probability-2026-sample-space-025 | Statistics and Probability | Sample Space Diagrams | In a card-tournament tie-break, two fair spinners are numbered 1 to 3 and 1 to 3. How many equally likely outcomes are in the sample space? |
| probability-2026-sample-space-014 | Statistics and Probability | Sample Space Diagrams | In a television quiz round, fair spinners numbered 1 to 4 and 1 to 6 are spun. Find the probability that the two numbers have a total of 9. |
| probability-2026-sample-space-022 | Statistics and Probability | Sample Space Diagrams | In a card-tournament tie-break, fair spinners numbered 1 to 4 and 1 to 6 are spun. Find the probability that the product of the two numbers is even. |
| probability-2026-sample-space-023 | Statistics and Probability | Sample Space Diagrams | In a card-tournament tie-break, fair spinners numbered 1 to 5 and 1 to 5 are spun. Calculate the probability that the first number is greater than the second. |
| probability-2026-sample-space-020 | Statistics and Probability | Sample Space Diagrams | In a mathematics club challenge, fair spinners numbered 1 to 6 and 1 to 4 are spun. Find the probability that the two numbers have a total of 8. |
| probability-2026-sample-space-021 | Statistics and Probability | Sample Space Diagrams | In a card-tournament tie-break, fair spinners numbered 1 to 3 and 1 to 3 are spun. Work out the probability that both spinners show the same number. |
| probability-2026-sample-space-044 | Statistics and Probability | Sample Space Diagrams | In a charity fun-day game, fair spinners numbered 1 to 6 and 1 to 4 are spun. Find the probability that the two numbers have a total of 4. |
| probability-2026-sample-space-045 | Statistics and Probability | Sample Space Diagrams | In a charity fun-day game, fair spinners numbered 1 to 3 and 1 to 3 are spun. Work out the probability that both spinners show the same number. |
| probability-2026-sample-space-046 | Statistics and Probability | Sample Space Diagrams | In a puzzle-book activity, fair spinners numbered 1 to 4 and 1 to 6 are spun. Find the probability that the product of the two numbers is even. |
| probability-2026-sample-space-047 | Statistics and Probability | Sample Space Diagrams | In a puzzle-book activity, fair spinners numbered 1 to 5 and 1 to 5 are spun. Calculate the probability that the first number is greater than the second. |
| probability-2026-sample-space-057 | Statistics and Probability | Sample Space Diagrams | In a holiday-club challenge, fair spinners numbered 1 to 3 and 1 to 3 are spun. Work out the probability that both spinners show the same number. |
| probability-2026-sample-space-008 | Statistics and Probability | Sample Space Diagrams | In a school fete game, fair spinners numbered 1 to 6 and 1 to 4 are spun. Find the probability that the two numbers have a total of 3. |
| probability-2026-sample-space-040 | Statistics and Probability | Sample Space Diagrams | In a youth-club competition, fair spinners numbered 1 to 6 and 1 to 4 are spun. Find the probability that the product of the two numbers is even. |
| probability-2026-sample-space-056 | Statistics and Probability | Sample Space Diagrams | In a holiday-club challenge, fair spinners numbered 1 to 6 and 1 to 4 are spun. Find the probability that the two numbers have a total of 9. |
| probability-2026-sample-space-009 | Statistics and Probability | Sample Space Diagrams | In a school fete game, fair spinners numbered 1 to 3 and 1 to 3 are spun. Work out the probability that both spinners show the same number. |
| probability-2026-sample-space-041 | Statistics and Probability | Sample Space Diagrams | In a charity fun-day game, fair spinners numbered 1 to 3 and 1 to 3 are spun. Calculate the probability that the first number is greater than the second. |
| probability-2026-sample-space-055 | Statistics and Probability | Sample Space Diagrams | In a sports-day stall, two fair spinners are numbered 1 to 5 and 1 to 5. How many equally likely outcomes are in the sample space? |
| probability-2026-sample-space-042 | Statistics and Probability | Sample Space Diagrams | In a charity fun-day game, two trials can each produce W or L. Which ordered outcome has been omitted from the list WW, WL, LW? |
| probability-2026-sample-space-054 | Statistics and Probability | Sample Space Diagrams | In a sports-day stall, two trials can each produce H or T. Which ordered outcome has been omitted from the list HT, TH, TT? |
| probability-2026-sample-space-043 | Statistics and Probability | Sample Space Diagrams | In a charity fun-day game, two fair spinners are numbered 1 to 5 and 1 to 5. How many equally likely outcomes are in the sample space? |
| probability-2026-sample-space-053 | Statistics and Probability | Sample Space Diagrams | In a sports-day stall, fair spinners numbered 1 to 3 and 1 to 3 are spun. Calculate the probability that the first number is greater than the second. |
| probability-2026-sample-space-052 | Statistics and Probability | Sample Space Diagrams | In a sports-day stall, fair spinners numbered 1 to 6 and 1 to 4 are spun. Find the probability that the product of the two numbers is even. |
| probability-2026-sample-space-051 | Statistics and Probability | Sample Space Diagrams | In a sports-day stall, fair spinners numbered 1 to 5 and 1 to 5 are spun. Work out the probability that both spinners show the same number. |
| probability-2026-sample-space-050 | Statistics and Probability | Sample Space Diagrams | In a puzzle-book activity, fair spinners numbered 1 to 4 and 1 to 6 are spun. Find the probability that the two numbers have a total of 3. |
| probability-2026-sample-space-048 | Statistics and Probability | Sample Space Diagrams | In a puzzle-book activity, two trials can each produce Y or N. Which ordered outcome has been omitted from the list YY, YN, NY? |
| probability-2026-sample-space-001 | Statistics and Probability | Sample Space Diagrams | In a board-game trial, two fair spinners are numbered 1 to 3 and 1 to 3. How many equally likely outcomes are in the sample space? |
| probability-2026-sample-space-049 | Statistics and Probability | Sample Space Diagrams | In a puzzle-book activity, two fair spinners are numbered 1 to 3 and 1 to 3. How many equally likely outcomes are in the sample space? |
| probability-2026-sample-space-002 | Statistics and Probability | Sample Space Diagrams | In a board-game trial, fair spinners numbered 1 to 4 and 1 to 6 are spun. Find the probability that the two numbers have a total of 4. |
| probability-2026-sample-space-003 | Statistics and Probability | Sample Space Diagrams | In a board-game trial, fair spinners numbered 1 to 5 and 1 to 5 are spun. Work out the probability that both spinners show the same number. |
| probability-2026-sample-space-004 | Statistics and Probability | Sample Space Diagrams | In a board-game trial, fair spinners numbered 1 to 6 and 1 to 4 are spun. Find the probability that the product of the two numbers is even. |
| probability-2026-sample-space-060 | Statistics and Probability | Sample Space Diagrams | In a holiday-club challenge, two trials can each produce R or B. Which ordered outcome has been omitted from the list RB, BR, BB? |
| probability-2026-sample-space-005 | Statistics and Probability | Sample Space Diagrams | In a board-game trial, fair spinners numbered 1 to 3 and 1 to 3 are spun. Calculate the probability that the first number is greater than the second. |
| probability-2026-sample-space-059 | Statistics and Probability | Sample Space Diagrams | In a holiday-club challenge, fair spinners numbered 1 to 5 and 1 to 5 are spun. Calculate the probability that the first number is greater than the second. |
| probability-2026-sample-space-006 | Statistics and Probability | Sample Space Diagrams | In a school fete game, two trials can each produce H or T. Which ordered outcome has been omitted from the list HT, TH, TT? |
| probability-2026-sample-space-058 | Statistics and Probability | Sample Space Diagrams | In a holiday-club challenge, fair spinners numbered 1 to 4 and 1 to 6 are spun. Find the probability that the product of the two numbers is even. |
| probability-2026-sample-space-007 | Statistics and Probability | Sample Space Diagrams | In a school fete game, two fair spinners are numbered 1 to 5 and 1 to 5. How many equally likely outcomes are in the sample space? |
| statistics-2026-mean-from-frequency-table-001 | Statistics and Probability | Mean from a Frequency Table | The frequency table shows library loans. Calculate the mean. |
| statistics-2026-mean-from-frequency-table-002 | Statistics and Probability | Mean from a Frequency Table | Use the frequency table to find the total number of observations. |
| statistics-2026-mean-from-frequency-table-003 | Statistics and Probability | Mean from a Frequency Table | Work out the total of all the values represented by the frequency table. |
| statistics-2026-mean-from-frequency-table-004 | Statistics and Probability | Mean from a Frequency Table | Write down the modal value from the frequency table. |
| statistics-2026-mean-from-frequency-table-005 | Statistics and Probability | Mean from a Frequency Table | The total frequency is 22. Find the missing frequency in the table. |
| statistics-2026-mean-from-frequency-table-007 | Statistics and Probability | Mean from a Frequency Table | How many cafe orders in the frequency table have a value less than 4? |
| statistics-2026-mean-from-frequency-table-008 | Statistics and Probability | Mean from a Frequency Table | The x × f total for the complete table is 134. The visible rows contribute 99. Find the missing frequency for x = 5. |
| statistics-2026-mean-from-frequency-table-009 | Statistics and Probability | Mean from a Frequency Table | Find the range of the number of museum visitors represented in the frequency table. |
| statistics-2026-mean-from-frequency-table-010 | Statistics and Probability | Mean from a Frequency Table | The frequency table shows cycling distances. Calculate the mean cycling distance. |
| statistics-2026-mean-from-frequency-table-011 | Statistics and Probability | Mean from a Frequency Table | Use the frequency table to find the total number of tests sat. |
| statistics-2026-mean-from-frequency-table-012 | Statistics and Probability | Mean from a Frequency Table | Work out the total of all the values represented by the frequency table. |
| statistics-2026-mean-from-frequency-table-013 | Statistics and Probability | Mean from a Frequency Table | Write down the modal number of hours of screen time from the frequency table. |
| statistics-2026-mean-from-frequency-table-014 | Statistics and Probability | Mean from a Frequency Table | The total frequency is 24. Find the missing frequency in the table. |
| statistics-2026-mean-from-frequency-table-016 | Statistics and Probability | Mean from a Frequency Table | How many observations in the frequency table have a value less than 3? |
| statistics-2026-mean-from-frequency-table-017 | Statistics and Probability | Mean from a Frequency Table | The x × f total for the complete table is 86. The visible rows contribute 58. Find the missing frequency for x = 4. |
| statistics-2026-mean-from-frequency-table-018 | Statistics and Probability | Mean from a Frequency Table | Find the range of the values represented in the frequency table. |
| statistics-2026-mean-from-frequency-table-019 | Statistics and Probability | Mean from a Frequency Table | The frequency table shows five-a-side goals. Calculate the mean. |
| statistics-2026-mean-from-frequency-table-020 | Statistics and Probability | Mean from a Frequency Table | Use the frequency table to find the total number of parcels. |
| statistics-2026-mean-from-frequency-table-021 | Statistics and Probability | Mean from a Frequency Table | Work out the total of all the values represented by the frequency table. |
| statistics-2026-mean-from-frequency-table-022 | Statistics and Probability | Mean from a Frequency Table | Write down the modal value from the frequency table. |
| statistics-2026-mean-from-frequency-table-023 | Statistics and Probability | Mean from a Frequency Table | The total frequency is 26. Find the missing frequency in the table. |
| statistics-2026-mean-from-frequency-table-025 | Statistics and Probability | Mean from a Frequency Table | How many observations in the frequency table have a value less than 7? |
| statistics-2026-mean-from-frequency-table-026 | Statistics and Probability | Mean from a Frequency Table | The x × f total for the complete table is 54. The visible rows contribute 33. Find the missing frequency for x = 3. |
| statistics-2026-mean-from-frequency-table-027 | Statistics and Probability | Mean from a Frequency Table | Find the range of shoe sizes represented in the frequency table. |
| statistics-2026-mean-from-frequency-table-028 | Statistics and Probability | Mean from a Frequency Table | The frequency table shows phone-screen times. Calculate the mean. |
| statistics-2026-mean-from-frequency-table-029 | Statistics and Probability | Mean from a Frequency Table | Use the frequency table to find the total number of observations. |
| statistics-2026-mean-from-frequency-table-030 | Statistics and Probability | Mean from a Frequency Table | Work out the total of all the values represented by the frequency table. |
| statistics-2026-mean-from-frequency-table-031 | Statistics and Probability | Mean from a Frequency Table | Write down the modal value from the frequency table. |
| statistics-2026-mean-from-frequency-table-032 | Statistics and Probability | Mean from a Frequency Table | The total frequency is 28. Find the missing frequency in the table. |
| statistics-2026-mean-from-frequency-table-034 | Statistics and Probability | Mean from a Frequency Table | How many observations in the frequency table have a value less than 6? |
| statistics-2026-mean-from-frequency-table-035 | Statistics and Probability | Mean from a Frequency Table | The x × f total for the complete table is 178. The visible rows contribute 129. Find the missing frequency for x = 7. |
| statistics-2026-mean-from-frequency-table-036 | Statistics and Probability | Mean from a Frequency Table | Find the range of the values represented in the frequency table. |
| statistics-2026-mean-from-frequency-table-037 | Statistics and Probability | Mean from a Frequency Table | The frequency table shows cafe orders. Calculate the mean number of cafe orders. |
| statistics-2026-mean-from-frequency-table-038 | Statistics and Probability | Mean from a Frequency Table | Use the frequency table to find the total number of observations. |
| statistics-2026-mean-from-frequency-table-039 | Statistics and Probability | Mean from a Frequency Table | Work out the total of all the values represented by the frequency table. |
| statistics-2026-mean-from-frequency-table-040 | Statistics and Probability | Mean from a Frequency Table | Write down the modal value from the frequency table. |
| statistics-2026-mean-from-frequency-table-041 | Statistics and Probability | Mean from a Frequency Table | The total frequency is 17. Find the missing frequency in the table. |
| statistics-2026-mean-from-frequency-table-043 | Statistics and Probability | Mean from a Frequency Table | How many observations in the frequency table have a value less than 5? |
| statistics-2026-mean-from-frequency-table-044 | Statistics and Probability | Mean from a Frequency Table | The x × f total for the complete table is 168. The visible rows contribute 126. Find the missing frequency for x = 6. |
| statistics-2026-mean-from-frequency-table-045 | Statistics and Probability | Mean from a Frequency Table | Find the range of the values represented in the frequency table. |
| statistics-2026-bar-charts-001 | Statistics and Probability | Bar Charts | Which day has the greatest frequency on the bar chart? |
| statistics-2026-bar-charts-002 | Statistics and Probability | Bar Charts | Calculate how many students in total are represented in the bar chart. |
| statistics-2026-bar-charts-003 | Statistics and Probability | Bar Charts | How many more chose Pear than Apple are shown? |
| statistics-2026-bar-charts-004 | Statistics and Probability | Bar Charts | Find the combined frequency for South and West. |
| statistics-2026-bar-charts-005 | Statistics and Probability | Bar Charts | The five categories have a total frequency of 62. Work out the height of the missing Green bar. |
| statistics-2026-bar-charts-006 | Statistics and Probability | Bar Charts | How many hospital admissions were on Friday? |
| statistics-2026-bar-charts-007 | Statistics and Probability | Bar Charts | Which statement is correct for the bar chart? |
| statistics-2026-bar-charts-008 | Statistics and Probability | Bar Charts | A student incorrectly reads the Orange bar as 23. What is its correct frequency? |
| statistics-2026-bar-charts-009 | Statistics and Probability | Bar Charts | Which area had the most people from? |
| statistics-2026-bar-charts-010 | Statistics and Probability | Bar Charts | Calculate how many people in total were asked what their favourite colour is. |
| statistics-2026-bar-charts-011 | Statistics and Probability | Bar Charts | The bar chart shows the number of visitors to a swimming pool. How many more visitors were on Monday than Tuesday? |
| statistics-2026-bar-charts-012 | Statistics and Probability | Bar Charts | Find the combined frequency for Music and Art. |
| statistics-2026-bar-charts-013 | Statistics and Probability | Bar Charts | In total 46 people were asked what their favourite fruit is. How many people prefer orange? |
| statistics-2026-bar-charts-014 | Statistics and Probability | Bar Charts | Write down the frequency represented by the Central bar. |
| statistics-2026-bar-charts-015 | Statistics and Probability | Bar Charts | Which statement is correct for the bar chart? |
| statistics-2026-bar-charts-016 | Statistics and Probability | Bar Charts | What is its correct frequency for Wednesday? |
| statistics-2026-bar-charts-017 | Statistics and Probability | Bar Charts | Which subject has the greatest frequency on the bar chart? |
| statistics-2026-bar-charts-018 | Statistics and Probability | Bar Charts | Calculate the total frequency shown by the five bars. |
| statistics-2026-bar-charts-019 | Statistics and Probability | Bar Charts | How many more are from South than North? |
| statistics-2026-bar-charts-020 | Statistics and Probability | Bar Charts | Find the combined total for Blue and Yellow. |
| statistics-2026-bar-charts-021 | Statistics and Probability | Bar Charts | 64 people visited the park in total. Work out how many people visited on Wednesday. |
| statistics-2026-bar-charts-022 | Statistics and Probability | Bar Charts | Write down the frequency represented by the Coding bar. |
| statistics-2026-bar-charts-023 | Statistics and Probability | Bar Charts | Which statement is correct for the bar chart? |
| statistics-2026-bar-charts-024 | Statistics and Probability | Bar Charts | A student reads the East bar as 20. What is its correct frequency? |
| statistics-2026-bar-charts-025 | Statistics and Probability | Bar Charts | Which category has the greatest frequency on the bar chart? |
| statistics-2026-bar-charts-026 | Statistics and Probability | Bar Charts | Calculate the total frequency shown by the five bars. |
| statistics-2026-bar-charts-027 | Statistics and Probability | Bar Charts | How many more Music than Drama are shown? |
| statistics-2026-bar-charts-028 | Statistics and Probability | Bar Charts | Find the combined frequency for Pear and Banana. |
| statistics-2026-bar-charts-029 | Statistics and Probability | Bar Charts | The five categories have a total frequency of 65. Work out the height of the missing East bar. |
| statistics-2026-bar-charts-030 | Statistics and Probability | Bar Charts | Write down the frequency represented by the Purple bar. |
| statistics-2026-bar-charts-031 | Statistics and Probability | Bar Charts | Which statement is correct for the bar chart? |
| statistics-2026-bar-charts-032 | Statistics and Probability | Bar Charts | A student reads the Sport bar as 10. What is its correct frequency? |
| statistics-2026-bar-charts-033 | Statistics and Probability | Bar Charts | Which category has the greatest frequency on the bar chart? |
| statistics-2026-bar-charts-034 | Statistics and Probability | Bar Charts | Calculate the total frequency shown by the five bars. |
| statistics-2026-bar-charts-035 | Statistics and Probability | Bar Charts | How many more Blue than Red are shown? |
| statistics-2026-bar-charts-036 | Statistics and Probability | Bar Charts | Find the combined frequency for Tuesday and Thursday. |
| statistics-2026-bar-charts-037 | Statistics and Probability | Bar Charts | The five categories have a total frequency of 66. Work out the height of the missing Sport bar. |
| statistics-2026-bar-charts-038 | Statistics and Probability | Bar Charts | Write down the frequency represented by the Grapes bar. |
| statistics-2026-bar-charts-039 | Statistics and Probability | Bar Charts | Which statement is correct for the bar chart? |
| statistics-2026-bar-charts-040 | Statistics and Probability | Bar Charts | A student reads the Green bar as 17. What is its correct frequency? |
| statistics-2026-pictograms-001 | Statistics and Probability | Pictograms | How many items are represented by the Monday row? |
| statistics-2026-pictograms-002 | Statistics and Probability | Pictograms | The pictogram shows pupils choosing five after-school enrichment clubs. Find the combined frequency for Music and Sport. |
| statistics-2026-pictograms-003 | Statistics and Probability | Pictograms | The pictogram shows crates of five types of fruit delivered to a farm shop. Work out the difference between the frequencies for Apple and Banana. |
| statistics-2026-pictograms-004 | Statistics and Probability | Pictograms | The pictogram shows online orders sent to five delivery regions. What does half of one symbol represent? |
| statistics-2026-pictograms-005 | Statistics and Probability | Pictograms | The pictogram shows votes for five sports-day team colours. Calculate the total frequency shown by the pictogram. |
| statistics-2026-pictograms-006 | Statistics and Probability | Pictograms | The pictogram shows bicycles hired at a country park during the working week. Which category has the greatest frequency? |
| statistics-2026-pictograms-007 | Statistics and Probability | Pictograms | The pictogram shows places booked for workshops at a youth festival. A student counts each symbol as one item. How many items does the Sport row actually represent? |
| statistics-2026-pictograms-008 | Statistics and Probability | Pictograms | The pictogram shows fruit trees planted in a new community orchard. How many items are represented by the Apple row? |
| statistics-2026-pictograms-009 | Statistics and Probability | Pictograms | The pictogram shows volunteers working in five areas of a nature reserve. Find the combined frequency for South and East. |
| statistics-2026-pictograms-010 | Statistics and Probability | Pictograms | The pictogram shows wristbands issued in five colours at a music event. Work out the difference between the frequencies for Red and Yellow. |
| statistics-2026-pictograms-011 | Statistics and Probability | Pictograms | The pictogram shows visitors attending a local museum on five weekdays. What does half of one symbol represent? |
| statistics-2026-pictograms-012 | Statistics and Probability | Pictograms | The pictogram shows students selecting activities for an enrichment day. Calculate the total frequency shown by the pictogram. |
| statistics-2026-pictograms-013 | Statistics and Probability | Pictograms | The pictogram shows smoothies of five flavours sold at a sports centre. Which category has the greatest frequency? |
| statistics-2026-pictograms-014 | Statistics and Probability | Pictograms | The pictogram shows tickets sold at five entrances to a summer fair. A student counts each symbol as one item. How many items does the East row actually represent? |
| statistics-2026-pictograms-015 | Statistics and Probability | Pictograms | The pictogram shows paint tins sold in five popular colours. How many items are represented by the Red row? |
| statistics-2026-pictograms-016 | Statistics and Probability | Pictograms | The pictogram shows parcels dispatched by a small business from Monday to Friday. Find the combined frequency for Tuesday and Wednesday. |
| statistics-2026-pictograms-017 | Statistics and Probability | Pictograms | The pictogram shows members attending sessions at a community centre. Work out the difference between the frequencies for Drama and Art. |
| statistics-2026-pictograms-018 | Statistics and Probability | Pictograms | The pictogram shows baskets of fruit prepared for a food market. What does one quarter of one symbol represent? |
| statistics-2026-pictograms-019 | Statistics and Probability | Pictograms | The pictogram shows homes visited in five neighbourhood zones. Calculate the total frequency shown by the pictogram. |
| statistics-2026-pictograms-020 | Statistics and Probability | Pictograms | The pictogram shows helmets chosen in five colours at a cycle-hire centre. Which category has the greatest frequency? |
| statistics-2026-pictograms-021 | Statistics and Probability | Pictograms | The pictogram shows books borrowed from a school library during one week. A student counts each symbol as one item. How many items does the Wednesday row actually represent? |
| statistics-2026-pictograms-022 | Statistics and Probability | Pictograms | The pictogram shows tickets reserved for five school showcase events. How many items are represented by the Drama row? |
| statistics-2026-pictograms-023 | Statistics and Probability | Pictograms | The pictogram shows pieces of fruit selected in a school lunch survey. Find the combined frequency for Pear and Orange. |
| statistics-2026-pictograms-024 | Statistics and Probability | Pictograms | The pictogram shows seed packets delivered to five allotment sections. Work out the difference between the frequencies for North and West. |
| statistics-2026-pictograms-025 | Statistics and Probability | Pictograms | The pictogram shows folders ordered in five colours for a school office. What does half of one symbol represent? |
| statistics-2026-pictograms-026 | Statistics and Probability | Pictograms | The pictogram shows swimming-pool admissions recorded across five weekdays. Calculate the total frequency shown by the pictogram. |
| statistics-2026-pictograms-027 | Statistics and Probability | Pictograms | The pictogram shows holiday-club bookings for five different activities. Which category has the greatest frequency? |
| statistics-2026-pictograms-028 | Statistics and Probability | Pictograms | The pictogram shows fruit boxes packed by a local produce supplier. A student counts each symbol as one item. How many items does the Orange row actually represent? |
| statistics-2026-pictograms-029 | Statistics and Probability | Pictograms | The pictogram shows maintenance jobs completed in five service areas. How many items are represented by the North row? |
| statistics-2026-pictograms-030 | Statistics and Probability | Pictograms | The pictogram shows charity badges sold in five different colours. Find the combined frequency for Blue and Green. |
| statistics-2026-pictograms-031 | Statistics and Probability | Pictograms | The pictogram shows meals served by a college canteen from Monday to Friday. Work out the difference between the frequencies for Monday and Thursday. |
| statistics-2026-pictograms-032 | Statistics and Probability | Pictograms | The pictogram shows volunteers assigned to five charity-event teams. What does one quarter of one symbol represent? |
| statistics-2026-pictograms-033 | Statistics and Probability | Pictograms | The pictogram shows orders for five fruits at a greengrocer. Calculate the total frequency shown by the pictogram. |
| statistics-2026-pictograms-034 | Statistics and Probability | Pictograms | The pictogram shows donations collected from five parts of a town. Which category has the greatest frequency? |
| statistics-2026-pictograms-035 | Statistics and Probability | Pictograms | The pictogram shows team bibs selected in five colours for a tournament. A student counts each symbol as one item. How many items does the Green row actually represent? |
| statistics-2026-two-way-tables-002 | Statistics and Probability | Two-Way Tables | The two-way table shows how Year 10 and Year 11 pupils at Riverside Academy travel to school. How many students are represented by the completed two-way table? |
| statistics-2026-two-way-tables-003 | Statistics and Probability | Two-Way Tables | The two-way table shows how Year 10 and Year 11 pupils at Oakfield School travel to school. How many Year 11 students travel by bus? |
| statistics-2026-two-way-tables-004 | Statistics and Probability | Two-Way Tables | The two-way table shows how Year 10 and Year 11 pupils at Hillcrest College travel to school. How many students walk to school altogether? |
| statistics-2026-two-way-tables-005 | Statistics and Probability | Two-Way Tables | The two-way table shows how Year 10 and Year 11 pupils at Westbrook School travel to school. The Year 10 total is 19. Find the missing number of Year 10 bus users. |
| statistics-2026-two-way-tables-006 | Statistics and Probability | Two-Way Tables | The two-way table shows how Year 10 and Year 11 pupils at Meadow Park Academy travel to school. How many students do not travel by bus? |
| statistics-2026-two-way-tables-007 | Statistics and Probability | Two-Way Tables | The two-way table shows how Year 10 and Year 11 pupils at Kingsway School travel to school. One student is selected at random. Write the probability that the student is in Year 10 and walks to school. |
| statistics-2026-two-way-tables-008 | Statistics and Probability | Two-Way Tables | The two-way table shows how Year 10 and Year 11 pupils at Harbour View College travel to school. Which total checks the Bus column? |
| statistics-2026-two-way-tables-009 | Statistics and Probability | Two-Way Tables | The two-way table shows how Year 10 and Year 11 pupils at Greenfield Academy travel to school. A student claims the grand total is 34. What is the correct grand total? |
| statistics-2026-two-way-tables-011 | Statistics and Probability | Two-Way Tables | The two-way table shows how Year 10 and Year 11 pupils at Lakeside College travel to school. How many students are represented by the completed two-way table? |
| statistics-2026-two-way-tables-012 | Statistics and Probability | Two-Way Tables | The two-way table shows how Year 10 and Year 11 pupils at Brookdale Academy travel to school. How many Year 11 students travel by bus? |
| statistics-2026-two-way-tables-013 | Statistics and Probability | Two-Way Tables | The two-way table shows how Year 10 and Year 11 pupils at Fairview School travel to school. How many students walk to school altogether? |
| statistics-2026-two-way-tables-014 | Statistics and Probability | Two-Way Tables | The two-way table shows how Year 10 and Year 11 pupils at Cedar Grove College travel to school. The Year 10 total is 21. Find the missing number of Year 10 bus users. |
| statistics-2026-two-way-tables-015 | Statistics and Probability | Two-Way Tables | The two-way table shows how Year 10 and Year 11 pupils at Parkside Academy travel to school. How many students do not travel by bus? |
| statistics-2026-two-way-tables-016 | Statistics and Probability | Two-Way Tables | The two-way table shows how Year 10 and Year 11 pupils at Northgate School travel to school. One student is selected at random. Write the probability that the student is in Year 10 and walks to school. |
| statistics-2026-two-way-tables-017 | Statistics and Probability | Two-Way Tables | The two-way table shows how Year 10 and Year 11 pupils at Riverside Academy travel to school. Which total checks the Bus column? |
| statistics-2026-two-way-tables-018 | Statistics and Probability | Two-Way Tables | The two-way table shows how Year 10 and Year 11 pupils at Oakfield School travel to school. A student claims the grand total is 41. What is the correct grand total? |
| statistics-2026-two-way-tables-020 | Statistics and Probability | Two-Way Tables | The two-way table shows how Year 10 and Year 11 pupils at Westbrook School travel to school. How many students are represented by the completed two-way table? |
| statistics-2026-two-way-tables-021 | Statistics and Probability | Two-Way Tables | The two-way table shows how Year 10 and Year 11 pupils at Meadow Park Academy travel to school. How many Year 11 students travel by bus? |
| statistics-2026-two-way-tables-022 | Statistics and Probability | Two-Way Tables | The two-way table shows how Year 10 and Year 11 pupils at Kingsway School travel to school. How many students walk to school altogether? |
| statistics-2026-two-way-tables-023 | Statistics and Probability | Two-Way Tables | The two-way table shows how Year 10 and Year 11 pupils at Harbour View College travel to school. The Year 10 total is 16. Find the missing number of Year 10 bus users. |
| statistics-2026-two-way-tables-024 | Statistics and Probability | Two-Way Tables | The two-way table shows how Year 10 and Year 11 pupils at Greenfield Academy travel to school. How many students do not travel by bus? |
| statistics-2026-two-way-tables-025 | Statistics and Probability | Two-Way Tables | The two-way table shows how Year 10 and Year 11 pupils at Redwood School travel to school. One student is selected at random. Write the probability that the student is in Year 10 and walks to school. |
| statistics-2026-two-way-tables-026 | Statistics and Probability | Two-Way Tables | The two-way table shows how Year 10 and Year 11 pupils at Lakeside College travel to school. Which total checks the Bus column? |
| statistics-2026-two-way-tables-027 | Statistics and Probability | Two-Way Tables | The two-way table shows how Year 10 and Year 11 pupils at Brookdale Academy travel to school. A student claims the grand total is 48. What is the correct grand total? |
| statistics-2026-two-way-tables-029 | Statistics and Probability | Two-Way Tables | The two-way table shows how Year 10 and Year 11 pupils at Cedar Grove College travel to school. How many students are represented by the completed two-way table? |
| statistics-2026-two-way-tables-030 | Statistics and Probability | Two-Way Tables | The two-way table shows how Year 10 and Year 11 pupils at Parkside Academy travel to school. How many Year 11 students travel by bus? |
| statistics-2026-two-way-tables-031 | Statistics and Probability | Two-Way Tables | The two-way table shows how Year 10 and Year 11 pupils at Northgate School travel to school. How many students walk to school altogether? |
| statistics-2026-two-way-tables-032 | Statistics and Probability | Two-Way Tables | The two-way table shows how Year 10 and Year 11 pupils at Riverside Academy travel to school. The Year 10 total is 18. Find the missing number of Year 10 bus users. |
| statistics-2026-two-way-tables-033 | Statistics and Probability | Two-Way Tables | The two-way table shows how Year 10 and Year 11 pupils at Oakfield School travel to school. How many students do not travel by bus? |
| statistics-2026-two-way-tables-034 | Statistics and Probability | Two-Way Tables | The two-way table shows how Year 10 and Year 11 pupils at Hillcrest College travel to school. One student is selected at random. Write the probability that the student is in Year 10 and walks to school. |
| statistics-2026-two-way-tables-035 | Statistics and Probability | Two-Way Tables | The two-way table shows how Year 10 and Year 11 pupils at Westbrook School travel to school. Which total checks the Bus column? |
| statistics-2026-two-way-tables-036 | Statistics and Probability | Two-Way Tables | The two-way table shows how Year 10 and Year 11 pupils at Meadow Park Academy travel to school. A student claims the grand total is 33. What is the correct grand total? |
| statistics-2026-two-way-tables-038 | Statistics and Probability | Two-Way Tables | The two-way table shows how Year 10 and Year 11 pupils at Harbour View College travel to school. How many students are represented by the completed two-way table? |
| statistics-2026-two-way-tables-039 | Statistics and Probability | Two-Way Tables | The two-way table shows how Year 10 and Year 11 pupils at Greenfield Academy travel to school. How many Year 11 students travel by bus? |
| statistics-2026-two-way-tables-040 | Statistics and Probability | Two-Way Tables | The two-way table shows how Year 10 and Year 11 pupils at Redwood School travel to school. How many students walk to school altogether? |
| statistics-2026-two-way-tables-041 | Statistics and Probability | Two-Way Tables | The two-way table shows how Year 10 and Year 11 pupils at Lakeside College travel to school. The Year 10 total is 20. Find the missing number of Year 10 bus users. |
| statistics-2026-two-way-tables-042 | Statistics and Probability | Two-Way Tables | The two-way table shows how Year 10 and Year 11 pupils at Brookdale Academy travel to school. How many students do not travel by bus? |
| statistics-2026-two-way-tables-043 | Statistics and Probability | Two-Way Tables | The two-way table shows how Year 10 and Year 11 pupils at Fairview School travel to school. One student is selected at random. Write the probability that the student is in Year 10 and walks to school. |
| statistics-2026-two-way-tables-044 | Statistics and Probability | Two-Way Tables | The two-way table shows how Year 10 and Year 11 pupils at Cedar Grove College travel to school. Which total checks the Bus column? |
| statistics-2026-two-way-tables-045 | Statistics and Probability | Two-Way Tables | The two-way table shows how Year 10 and Year 11 pupils at Parkside Academy travel to school. A student claims the grand total is 40. What is the correct grand total? |
| statistics-2026-scatter-graphs-001 | Statistics and Probability | Scatter Graphs | The scatter graph shows data from a Year 11 revision study at Northgate School. Describe the correlation shown by the scatter graph. |
| statistics-2026-scatter-graphs-002 | Statistics and Probability | Scatter Graphs | The scatter graph shows data from used cars advertised by a town-centre dealership. Write down the coordinates of the point with x-coordinate 4. |
| statistics-2026-scatter-graphs-003 | Statistics and Probability | Scatter Graphs | The scatter graph shows data from daily sales at a seaside ice-cream kiosk. Which statement best describes the relationship shown? |
| statistics-2026-scatter-graphs-004 | Statistics and Probability | Scatter Graphs | The scatter graph shows data from visitor numbers recorded at a city park. Which labelled point is an outlier? |
| statistics-2026-scatter-graphs-005 | Statistics and Probability | Scatter Graphs | The scatter graph shows data from measurements collected by a school science club. Use the line of best fit to estimate the y-value when x = 6. |
| statistics-2026-scatter-graphs-006 | Statistics and Probability | Scatter Graphs | The scatter graph shows data from delivery journeys made by a furniture company. Why should an estimate made beyond 9km be treated cautiously? |
| statistics-2026-scatter-graphs-007 | Statistics and Probability | Scatter Graphs | The scatter graph shows data from a revision programme at Riverside Academy. Which variable should be plotted on the horizontal axis? |
| statistics-2026-scatter-graphs-008 | Statistics and Probability | Scatter Graphs | The scatter graph shows data from second-hand cars sold through an online marketplace. Which conclusion is justified by the graph? |
| statistics-2026-scatter-graphs-009 | Statistics and Probability | Scatter Graphs | The scatter graph shows data from refreshment sales at an outdoor theatre. A student joins every point in order. Which construction is more appropriate for showing the overall trend? |
| statistics-2026-scatter-graphs-010 | Statistics and Probability | Scatter Graphs | The scatter graph shows data from attendance at a woodland visitor centre. Describe the correlation shown by the scatter graph. |
| statistics-2026-scatter-graphs-011 | Statistics and Probability | Scatter Graphs | The scatter graph shows data from measurements from a youth basketball squad. Write down the coordinates of the point with x-coordinate 4. |
| statistics-2026-scatter-graphs-012 | Statistics and Probability | Scatter Graphs | The scatter graph shows data from courier journeys across a rural district. Which statement best describes the relationship shown? |
| statistics-2026-scatter-graphs-013 | Statistics and Probability | Scatter Graphs | The scatter graph shows data from a mock-exam study at Oakfield School. Which labelled point is an outlier? |
| statistics-2026-scatter-graphs-014 | Statistics and Probability | Scatter Graphs | The scatter graph shows data from vehicles assessed at a local car auction. Use the line of best fit to estimate the y-value when x = 6. |
| statistics-2026-scatter-graphs-015 | Statistics and Probability | Scatter Graphs | The scatter graph shows data from cold-drink sales during a summer festival. Why should an estimate made beyond the largest x-value be treated cautiously? |
| statistics-2026-scatter-graphs-016 | Statistics and Probability | Scatter Graphs | The scatter graph shows data from footfall recorded at a botanical garden. Which variable should be plotted on the horizontal axis? |
| statistics-2026-scatter-graphs-017 | Statistics and Probability | Scatter Graphs | The scatter graph shows data from measurements taken during a health survey. Which conclusion is justified by the graph? |
| statistics-2026-scatter-graphs-018 | Statistics and Probability | Scatter Graphs | The scatter graph shows data from grocery deliveries made across a city. A student joins every point in order. Which construction is more appropriate for showing the overall trend? |
| statistics-2026-scatter-graphs-019 | Statistics and Probability | Scatter Graphs | The scatter graph shows data from a homework study at Hillcrest College. Describe the correlation shown by the scatter graph. |
| statistics-2026-scatter-graphs-020 | Statistics and Probability | Scatter Graphs | The scatter graph shows data from cars valued by an independent garage. Write down the coordinates of the point with x-coordinate 4. |
| statistics-2026-scatter-graphs-021 | Statistics and Probability | Scatter Graphs | The scatter graph shows data from dessert sales at a family restaurant. Which statement best describes the relationship shown? |
| statistics-2026-scatter-graphs-022 | Statistics and Probability | Scatter Graphs | The scatter graph shows data from attendance at a riverside recreation ground. Which labelled point is an outlier? |
| statistics-2026-scatter-graphs-023 | Statistics and Probability | Scatter Graphs | The scatter graph shows data from measurements from an athletics training group. Use the line of best fit to estimate the y-value when x = 6. |
| statistics-2026-scatter-graphs-024 | Statistics and Probability | Scatter Graphs | The scatter graph shows data from journeys completed by a mobile library. Why should an estimate made beyond the largest x-value be treated cautiously? |
| statistics-2026-scatter-graphs-025 | Statistics and Probability | Scatter Graphs | The scatter graph shows data from a revision trial at Westbrook School. Which variable should be plotted on the horizontal axis? |
| statistics-2026-scatter-graphs-026 | Statistics and Probability | Scatter Graphs | The scatter graph shows data from trade-in cars inspected by a dealership. Which conclusion is justified by the graph? |
| statistics-2026-scatter-graphs-027 | Statistics and Probability | Scatter Graphs | The scatter graph shows data from ice-lolly sales at a sports tournament. A student joins every point in order. Which construction is more appropriate for showing the overall trend? |
| statistics-2026-scatter-graphs-028 | Statistics and Probability | Scatter Graphs | The scatter graph shows data from visitor totals at a heritage garden. Describe the correlation shown by the scatter graph. |
| statistics-2026-scatter-graphs-029 | Statistics and Probability | Scatter Graphs | The scatter graph shows data from measurements collected at a community sports day. Write down the coordinates of the point with x-coordinate 4. |
| statistics-2026-scatter-graphs-030 | Statistics and Probability | Scatter Graphs | The scatter graph shows data from service calls made by a repair company. Which statement best describes the relationship shown? |
| statistics-2026-scatter-graphs-031 | Statistics and Probability | Scatter Graphs | The scatter graph shows data from a study-skills project at Meadow Park Academy. Which labelled point is an outlier? |
| statistics-2026-scatter-graphs-032 | Statistics and Probability | Scatter Graphs | The scatter graph shows data from cars listed by a vehicle-leasing company. Use the line of best fit to estimate the y-value when x = 6. |
| statistics-2026-scatter-graphs-033 | Statistics and Probability | Scatter Graphs | The scatter graph shows data from cold-dessert sales at a holiday park. Why should an estimate made beyond the largest x-value be treated cautiously? |
| statistics-2026-scatter-graphs-034 | Statistics and Probability | Scatter Graphs | The scatter graph shows data from attendance at an urban nature reserve. Which variable should be plotted on the horizontal axis? |
| statistics-2026-scatter-graphs-035 | Statistics and Probability | Scatter Graphs | The scatter graph shows data from measurements from a school rowing club. Which conclusion is justified by the graph? |
| statistics-2026-scatter-graphs-036 | Statistics and Probability | Scatter Graphs | The scatter graph shows data from meal deliveries made by a catering business. A student joins every point in order. Which construction is more appropriate for showing the overall trend? |
| statistics-2026-scatter-graphs-037 | Statistics and Probability | Scatter Graphs | The scatter graph shows data from a revision survey at Kingsway School. Describe the correlation shown by the scatter graph. |
| statistics-2026-scatter-graphs-038 | Statistics and Probability | Scatter Graphs | The scatter graph shows data from vehicles checked at a used-car showroom. Write down the coordinates of the point with x-coordinate 4. |
| statistics-2026-scatter-graphs-039 | Statistics and Probability | Scatter Graphs | The scatter graph shows data from frozen-yoghurt sales at a shopping centre. Which statement best describes the relationship shown? |
| statistics-2026-scatter-graphs-040 | Statistics and Probability | Scatter Graphs | The scatter graph shows data from visitor numbers at a sculpture park. Which labelled point is an outlier? |
| statistics-2026-scatter-graphs-041 | Statistics and Probability | Scatter Graphs | The scatter graph shows data from measurements collected by a physiotherapy clinic. Use the line of best fit to estimate the y-value when x = 6. |
| statistics-2026-scatter-graphs-042 | Statistics and Probability | Scatter Graphs | The scatter graph shows data from equipment deliveries made to building sites. Why should an estimate made beyond the largest x-value be treated cautiously? |
| statistics-2026-scatter-graphs-043 | Statistics and Probability | Scatter Graphs | The scatter graph shows data from an independent-study project at Harbour View College. Which variable should be plotted on the horizontal axis? |
| statistics-2026-scatter-graphs-044 | Statistics and Probability | Scatter Graphs | The scatter graph shows data from cars assessed for an insurance survey. Which conclusion is justified by the graph? |
| statistics-2026-scatter-graphs-045 | Statistics and Probability | Scatter Graphs | The scatter graph shows data from refreshment sales at a county show. A student joins every point in order. Which construction is more appropriate for showing the overall trend? |
| statistics-probability-2026-scatter-graphs-001 | Statistics and Probability | Scatter Graphs | The diagram shows the relationship between hours revised and test score (marks out of 25). Describe the correlation shown by the scatter graph. |
| statistics-probability-2026-scatter-graphs-002 | Statistics and Probability | Scatter Graphs | The diagram shows the relationship between outside temperature (°C) and hot drinks sold. Which point is the outlier? |
| statistics-probability-2026-scatter-graphs-003 | Statistics and Probability | Scatter Graphs | The diagram shows the relationship between age of delivery van (years) and annual repair cost (£100s). Why does correlation not prove that one variable causes the other? |
| statistics-probability-2026-scatter-graphs-004 | Statistics and Probability | Scatter Graphs | The diagram shows the relationship between distance cycled (km) and journey time (minutes). A prediction is made far beyond the plotted x-values. Why may it be unreliable? |
| statistics-probability-2026-scatter-graphs-006 | Statistics and Probability | Scatter Graphs | The diagram shows the relationship between practice time (hours) and skills-test score (out of 25). Describe the correlation shown by the scatter graph. |
| statistics-probability-2026-scatter-graphs-007 | Statistics and Probability | Scatter Graphs | The diagram shows the relationship between rainfall (mm) and reservoir depth (m). Which point is the outlier? |
| statistics-probability-2026-scatter-graphs-008 | Statistics and Probability | Scatter Graphs | The diagram shows the relationship between screen time (hours) and hours of sleep. Why does correlation not prove that one variable causes the other? |
| statistics-probability-2026-scatter-graphs-009 | Statistics and Probability | Scatter Graphs | The diagram shows the relationship between practice sessions attended and accuracy score (out of 25). A prediction is made far beyond the plotted x-values. Why may it be unreliable? |
| statistics-probability-2026-scatter-graphs-010 | Statistics and Probability | Scatter Graphs | The diagram shows the relationship between delivery load (tonnes) and fuel used (litres). Use the line of best fit to estimate y when x = 10. |
Visual coverage by subtopic
| Topic | Subtopic | Total | With visuals | Likely needed | Coverage |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Algebra | Coordinates | 37 | 15 | 37 | 41% |
| Algebra | Plotting Coordinates | 36 | 28 | 36 | 78% |
| Algebra | Plotting Linear Graphs | 38 | 28 | 38 | 74% |
| Algebra | Interpreting Gradient and Y-Intercept | 38 | 14 | 38 | 37% |
| Algebra | Real-Life Graphs | 38 | 24 | 38 | 63% |
| Algebra | Conversion Graphs | 36 | 30 | 36 | 83% |
| Geometry and Measures | Perimeter of Rectangles and Compound Shapes | 46 | 19 | 46 | 41% |
| Geometry and Measures | Area of Rectangles | 47 | 20 | 47 | 43% |
| Geometry and Measures | Area of Parallelograms | 47 | 20 | 47 | 43% |
| Geometry and Measures | Area of Triangles | 47 | 20 | 47 | 43% |
| Geometry and Measures | Area of Trapezia | 47 | 20 | 47 | 43% |
| Geometry and Measures | Scales and Reading Measures | 46 | 15 | 46 | 33% |
| Geometry and Measures | Types of Angles | 47 | 13 | 0 | Not required |
| Geometry and Measures | Angles on a Straight Line and Around a Point | 47 | 19 | 47 | 40% |
| Geometry and Measures | Angles in Triangles | 47 | 18 | 47 | 38% |
| Geometry and Measures | Angles in Quadrilaterals | 47 | 17 | 47 | 36% |
| Geometry and Measures | Properties of 2D Shapes | 47 | 14 | 47 | 30% |
| Geometry and Measures | Circumference of a Circle | 47 | 20 | 47 | 43% |
| Geometry and Measures | Area of a Circle | 46 | 20 | 46 | 43% |
| Geometry and Measures | Area of Compound Shapes | 47 | 17 | 47 | 36% |
| Geometry and Measures | Volume of Cuboids | 47 | 17 | 47 | 36% |
| Geometry and Measures | Surface Area of Cuboids | 47 | 20 | 47 | 43% |
| Transformations and Constructions | Reflections | 21 | 13 | 21 | 62% |
| Transformations and Constructions | Rotations | 21 | 11 | 21 | 52% |
| Transformations and Constructions | Translations | 21 | 10 | 21 | 48% |
| Transformations and Constructions | Enlargements | 21 | 11 | 21 | 52% |
| Transformations and Constructions | Plans and Elevations | 21 | 16 | 21 | 76% |
| Transformations and Constructions | Drawing Triangles Accurately | 56 | 16 | 56 | 29% |
| Transformations and Constructions | Constructing Perpendicular Bisectors | 56 | 12 | 56 | 21% |
| Transformations and Constructions | Constructing Angle Bisectors | 57 | 11 | 57 | 19% |
| Transformations and Constructions | Loci | 57 | 15 | 57 | 26% |
| Statistics and Probability | Mean from a Frequency Table | 69 | 28 | 69 | 41% |
| Statistics and Probability | Bar Charts | 60 | 19 | 60 | 32% |
| Statistics and Probability | Pictograms | 55 | 17 | 55 | 31% |
| Statistics and Probability | Two-Way Tables | 105 | 65 | 105 | 62% |
| Statistics and Probability | Probability Scale | 49 | 17 | 49 | 35% |
| Statistics and Probability | Listing Outcomes | 57 | 13 | 57 | 23% |
| Statistics and Probability | Sample Space Diagrams | 81 | 14 | 81 | 17% |
| Statistics and Probability | Scatter Graphs | 82 | 23 | 82 | 28% |
Accuracy audit summary
8350
Questions checked
1272
Warnings
1248
Manual review
Accuracy warning types
Questions needing manual accuracy review
| Question ID | Topic | Subtopic | Warnings | Question |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| fmp-7 | Number | Factors, Multiples and Primes | explanation does not mention the answer | How many factors does a prime number have? |
| fmp-8 | Number | Factors, Multiples and Primes | explanation does not mention the answer | Which list contains only factors of 30? |
| rsf-9 | Number | Rounding to Significant Figures | explanation does not mention the answer | Round 0.00986 to 2 significant figures. |
| sequences-4 | Algebra | Sequences | explanation does not mention the answer | Which sequence has the rule 'add 7'? |
| sequences-7 | Algebra | Sequences | explanation does not mention the answer | Which sequence is decreasing by 6 each time? |
| sequences-8 | Algebra | Sequences | explanation does not mention the answer | What are the next two terms in 2, 4, 8, 16, ...? |
| coordinates-3 | Algebra | Coordinates | visual dimensions may not match answer | In the coordinate (2, -6), what is the y-coordinate? |
| coordinates-6 | Algebra | Coordinates | visual dimensions may not match answer | Which coordinate lies on the y-axis? |
| coordinates-7 | Algebra | Coordinates | visual dimensions may not match answer | Which coordinate lies on the x-axis? |
| coordinates-typed-1 | Algebra | Coordinates | visual dimensions may not match answer | Write the coordinate with x = -2 and y = 6. |
| plotting-coordinates-1 | Algebra | Plotting Coordinates | visual dimensions may not match answer | To plot (4, -3), which movement is correct from the origin? |
| plotting-coordinates-2 | Algebra | Plotting Coordinates | visual dimensions may not match answer | Which point is plotted 2 left and 5 up from the origin? |
| plotting-coordinates-4 | Algebra | Plotting Coordinates | visual dimensions may not match answer | Which point is 6 units below the x-axis and on the y-axis? |
| plotting-coordinates-5 | Algebra | Plotting Coordinates | visual dimensions may not match answer | Which coordinate is 3 units left of (2, 1)? |
| plotting-coordinates-6 | Algebra | Plotting Coordinates | visual dimensions may not match answer | Which point is on the x-axis? |
| plotting-coordinates-typed-1 | Algebra | Plotting Coordinates | visual dimensions may not match answer | Write the coordinate 5 left and 2 down from the origin. |
| plotting-coordinates-typed-2 | Algebra | Plotting Coordinates | visual dimensions may not match answer | A point starts at (-1, 4) and moves 3 right and 6 down. Write the new coordinate. |
| plotting-linear-graphs-5 | Algebra | Plotting Linear Graphs | visual dimensions may not match answer | What shape should the graph of y = 3x be? |
| plotting-linear-graphs-6 | Algebra | Plotting Linear Graphs | visual dimensions may not match answer | For y = x - 4, what is y when x = 6? |
| plotting-linear-graphs-8 | Algebra | Plotting Linear Graphs | explanation does not mention the answer | How many points do you need at minimum to draw a straight line accurately? |
| plotting-linear-graphs-typed-1 | Algebra | Plotting Linear Graphs | visual dimensions may not match answer | For y = 3x + 2, find y when x = 4. |
| plotting-linear-graphs-typed-2 | Algebra | Plotting Linear Graphs | visual dimensions may not match answer | For y = 2x - 3, find y when x = -1. |
| gradient-y-intercept-1 | Algebra | Interpreting Gradient and Y-Intercept | visual dimensions may not match answer | In y = 2x + 5, what is the y-intercept? |
| gradient-y-intercept-2 | Algebra | Interpreting Gradient and Y-Intercept | visual dimensions may not match answer | In y = 3x - 1, what is the gradient? |
| gradient-y-intercept-3 | Algebra | Interpreting Gradient and Y-Intercept | explanation does not mention the answer, visual dimensions may not match answer | A line crosses the y-axis at (0, 4). What is its y-intercept? |
| gradient-y-intercept-4 | Algebra | Interpreting Gradient and Y-Intercept | visual dimensions may not match answer | Which line is steepest? |
| gradient-y-intercept-5 | Algebra | Interpreting Gradient and Y-Intercept | visual dimensions may not match answer | A gradient of 2 means that for every 1 right, the line goes... |
| gradient-y-intercept-7 | Algebra | Interpreting Gradient and Y-Intercept | visual dimensions may not match answer | In y = -2x + 3, what does the negative gradient show? |
| gradient-y-intercept-8 | Algebra | Interpreting Gradient and Y-Intercept | visual dimensions may not match answer | Which equation has y-intercept -4? |
| gradient-y-intercept-typed-1 | Algebra | Interpreting Gradient and Y-Intercept | visual dimensions may not match answer | In y = 4x + 7, write down the gradient. |
| real-life-graphs-7 | Algebra | Real-Life Graphs | visual dimensions may not match answer | What does the vertical axis usually show on a distance-time graph? |
| conversion-graphs-1 | Algebra | Conversion Graphs | visual dimensions may not match answer | A conversion graph shows 1 mile is about 1.6 km. About how many km is 5 miles? |
| conversion-graphs-2 | Algebra | Conversion Graphs | visual dimensions may not match answer | If 10 pounds is about 4.5 kg, what is 20 pounds about? |
| conversion-graphs-7 | Algebra | Conversion Graphs | visual dimensions may not match answer | Which is most likely for a simple conversion graph? |
| conversion-graphs-typed-1 | Algebra | Conversion Graphs | visual dimensions may not match answer | Using 1 mile is about 1.6 km, estimate 10 miles in km. |
| conversion-graphs-typed-2 | Algebra | Conversion Graphs | visual dimensions may not match answer | If 5 kg is about 11 pounds, estimate 10 kg in pounds. |
| direct-proportion-3 | Ratio and Proportion | Direct Proportion | explanation does not mention the answer | 5 tickets cost £30. How much do 10 tickets cost? |
| perimeter-rectangles-compound-3 | Geometry and Measures | Perimeter of Rectangles and Compound Shapes | visual dimensions may not match answer | A square has side length 7 cm. Find its perimeter. |
| area-parallelograms-8 | Geometry and Measures | Area of Parallelograms | visual dimensions may not match answer | Which measurement should be used for the height of a parallelogram? |
| scales-reading-measures-3 | Geometry and Measures | Scales and Reading Measures | visual dimensions may not match answer | A weighing scale shows a pointer halfway between 2 kg and 3 kg. What is the mass? |
| scales-reading-measures-4 | Geometry and Measures | Scales and Reading Measures | visual dimensions may not match answer | A ruler has 10 small divisions in 1 cm. What is each small division? |
| scales-reading-measures-6 | Geometry and Measures | Scales and Reading Measures | visual dimensions may not match answer | A measuring jug has marks every 50 ml. The liquid reaches the third mark after 0 ml. What is the reading? |
| scales-reading-measures-7 | Geometry and Measures | Scales and Reading Measures | visual dimensions may not match answer | A thermometer mark is two small divisions above 18 degrees C. Each division is 1 degree C. What is the reading? |
| types-of-angles-1 | Geometry and Measures | Types of Angles | visual dimensions may not match answer | The diagram shows an angle of 35°. What type of angle is it? |
| types-of-angles-2 | Geometry and Measures | Types of Angles | visual dimensions may not match answer | The diagram shows angle ABC marked with a square corner. What type of angle is it? |
| types-of-angles-3 | Geometry and Measures | Types of Angles | visual dimensions may not match answer | The diagram shows an angle of 125°. What type of angle is it? |
| types-of-angles-5 | Geometry and Measures | Types of Angles | visual dimensions may not match answer | What type of angle is 240°? |
| types-of-angles-typed-1 | Geometry and Measures | Types of Angles | visual dimensions may not match answer | The diagram shows an angle of 72°. What type of angle is it? |
| angles-straight-point-2 | Geometry and Measures | Angles on a Straight Line and Around a Point | visual dimensions may not match answer | The diagram shows angles around point O. The known angles are 140° and 90°. Find x. |
| angles-straight-point-3 | Geometry and Measures | Angles on a Straight Line and Around a Point | visual dimensions may not match answer | Find the size of angle x. |
| angles-straight-point-4 | Geometry and Measures | Angles on a Straight Line and Around a Point | visual dimensions may not match answer | Find the size of angle x. |
| angles-straight-point-5 | Geometry and Measures | Angles on a Straight Line and Around a Point | visual dimensions may not match answer | Maya says angles on a straight line add to 360°. Which statement is correct? |
| angles-straight-point-6 | Geometry and Measures | Angles on a Straight Line and Around a Point | visual dimensions may not match answer | The diagram shows a full turn around point O. What do angles around a point add to? |
| angles-straight-point-7 | Geometry and Measures | Angles on a Straight Line and Around a Point | visual dimensions may not match answer | Find the size of angle x. |
| angles-straight-point-9 | Geometry and Measures | Angles on a Straight Line and Around a Point | visual dimensions may not match answer | The diagram shows two parallel lines cut by a transversal. Find x. |
| angles-straight-point-10 | Geometry and Measures | Angles on a Straight Line and Around a Point | visual dimensions may not match answer | Find the value of x. |
| angles-straight-point-typed-2 | Geometry and Measures | Angles on a Straight Line and Around a Point | visual dimensions may not match answer | Find the value of x. |
| angles-triangles-1 | Geometry and Measures | Angles in Triangles | visual dimensions may not match answer | In triangle ABC, two angles are 50° and 60°. Find x. |
| angles-triangles-3 | Geometry and Measures | Angles in Triangles | visual dimensions may not match answer | Which angle fact is needed to find a missing angle in a triangle? |
| angles-triangles-4 | Geometry and Measures | Angles in Triangles | visual dimensions may not match answer | Find the value of x. |
| angles-triangles-5 | Geometry and Measures | Angles in Triangles | visual dimensions may not match answer | The diagram shows an equilateral triangle. What is the size of each angle? |
| angles-triangles-6 | Geometry and Measures | Angles in Triangles | visual dimensions may not match answer | In triangle ABC, two angles are 72° and 48°. Find the missing angle x. |
| angles-triangles-8 | Geometry and Measures | Angles in Triangles | visual dimensions may not match answer | The two marked base angles in a triangle are equal. What type of triangle is shown? |
| angles-triangles-typed-1 | Geometry and Measures | Angles in Triangles | visual dimensions may not match answer | In triangle ABC, two angles are 44° and 81°. Find x. |
| angles-triangles-typed-2 | Geometry and Measures | Angles in Triangles | visual dimensions may not match answer | Find the value of x. |
| angles-quadrilaterals-1 | Geometry and Measures | Angles in Quadrilaterals | visual dimensions may not match answer | In quadrilateral ABCD, three angles are 90°, 80° and 100°. Find x. |
| angles-quadrilaterals-2 | Geometry and Measures | Angles in Quadrilaterals | visual dimensions may not match answer | Which angle fact is needed to find a missing angle in any quadrilateral? |
| angles-quadrilaterals-3 | Geometry and Measures | Angles in Quadrilaterals | visual dimensions may not match answer | The diagram shows a rectangle. What is the size of each interior angle? |
| angles-quadrilaterals-4 | Geometry and Measures | Angles in Quadrilaterals | visual dimensions may not match answer | Find the value of x. |
| angles-quadrilaterals-5 | Geometry and Measures | Angles in Quadrilaterals | visual dimensions may not match answer | Show that the four angles in the square add to 360°. Which calculation is correct? |
| angles-quadrilaterals-7 | Geometry and Measures | Angles in Quadrilaterals | visual dimensions may not match answer | A quadrilateral has three angles of 85°, 95° and 100°. Find the fourth angle. |
| angles-quadrilaterals-typed-1 | Geometry and Measures | Angles in Quadrilaterals | visual dimensions may not match answer | A quadrilateral has angles 110°, 75°, 85° and x. Find x. |
| properties-2d-shapes-1 | Geometry and Measures | Properties of 2D Shapes | explanation does not mention the answer, visual dimensions may not match answer | How many lines of symmetry does a square have? |
| properties-2d-shapes-5 | Geometry and Measures | Properties of 2D Shapes | visual dimensions may not match answer | How many sides does a pentagon have? |
| properties-2d-shapes-6 | Geometry and Measures | Properties of 2D Shapes | visual dimensions may not match answer | Which quadrilateral has four equal sides and four right angles? |
| properties-2d-shapes-7 | Geometry and Measures | Properties of 2D Shapes | visual dimensions may not match answer | Which quadrilateral has opposite sides equal and four right angles? |
| properties-2d-shapes-8 | Geometry and Measures | Properties of 2D Shapes | visual dimensions may not match answer | A regular hexagon has how many sides? |
| area-circle-2 | Geometry and Measures | Area of a Circle | visual dimensions may not match answer | Find the area of a circle with radius 3 m to 1 decimal place. |
| area-compound-shapes-8 | Geometry and Measures | Area of Compound Shapes | visual dimensions may not match answer | What is a good first step when finding the area of a compound shape? |
| volume-cuboids-8 | Geometry and Measures | Volume of Cuboids | visual dimensions may not match answer | What unit is suitable for the volume of a cuboid measured in centimetres? |
Geometry visual coverage by subtopic
| Subtopic | With visuals | Likely needed | Coverage |
|---|---|---|---|
| Perimeter of Rectangles and Compound Shapes | 19 | 46 | 41% |
| Area of Rectangles | 20 | 47 | 43% |
| Area of Parallelograms | 20 | 47 | 43% |
| Area of Triangles | 20 | 47 | 43% |
| Area of Trapezia | 20 | 47 | 43% |
| Metric Unit Conversions | 0 | 0 | Not required |
| Converting Units of Length | 0 | 0 | Not required |
| Converting Units of Area | 0 | 0 | Not required |
| Converting Units of Volume | 0 | 0 | Not required |
| Scales and Reading Measures | 15 | 46 | 33% |
| Types of Angles | 13 | 0 | Not required |
| Angles on a Straight Line and Around a Point | 19 | 47 | 40% |
| Angles in Triangles | 18 | 47 | 38% |
| Angles in Quadrilaterals | 17 | 47 | 36% |
| Properties of 2D Shapes | 14 | 47 | 30% |
| Circumference of a Circle | 20 | 47 | 43% |
| Area of a Circle | 20 | 46 | 43% |
| Area of Compound Shapes | 17 | 47 | 36% |
| Volume of Cuboids | 17 | 47 | 36% |
| Surface Area of Cuboids | 20 | 47 | 43% |
Algebra graph and coordinate visual coverage
| Subtopic | With visuals | Likely needed | Coverage |
|---|---|---|---|
| Coordinates | 15 | 37 | 41% |
| Plotting Coordinates | 28 | 36 | 78% |
| Plotting Linear Graphs | 28 | 38 | 74% |
| Interpreting Gradient and Y-Intercept | 14 | 38 | 37% |
| Real-Life Graphs | 24 | 38 | 63% |
| Conversion Graphs | 30 | 36 | 83% |
Statistics and Probability visual coverage
| Subtopic | With visuals | Likely needed | Coverage |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mean from a Frequency Table | 28 | 69 | 41% |
| Bar Charts | 19 | 60 | 32% |
| Pictograms | 17 | 55 | 31% |
| Two-Way Tables | 65 | 105 | 62% |
| Probability Scale | 17 | 49 | 35% |
| Listing Outcomes | 13 | 57 | 23% |
| Sample Space Diagrams | 14 | 81 | 17% |
| Scatter Graphs | 23 | 82 | 28% |
Transformations and Constructions visual coverage
| Subtopic | With visuals | Likely needed | Coverage |
|---|---|---|---|
| Reflections | 13 | 21 | 62% |
| Rotations | 11 | 21 | 52% |
| Translations | 10 | 21 | 48% |
| Enlargements | 11 | 21 | 52% |
| Plans and Elevations | 16 | 21 | 76% |
| Drawing Triangles Accurately | 16 | 56 | 29% |
| Constructing Perpendicular Bisectors | 12 | 56 | 21% |
| Constructing Angle Bisectors | 11 | 57 | 19% |
| Loci | 15 | 57 | 26% |
| Pythagoras’ Theorem | 0 | 0 | Not required |
Questions by subtopic
| Topic | Subtopic | Practice | Exam-style | Fluency | Reasoning | Challenge | Misconception | Total | Lesson | Quiz data | Bank |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Number | Negative Numbers | 65 | 23 | 38 | 4 | 15 | 8 | 88 | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Number | Factors, Multiples and Primes | 18 | 4 | 12 | 4 | 1 | 1 | 22 | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Number | Rounding to Significant Figures | 69 | 20 | 39 | 4 | 17 | 9 | 89 | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Number | BIDMAS | 69 | 20 | 39 | 4 | 17 | 9 | 89 | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Number | Estimation | 69 | 20 | 39 | 4 | 17 | 9 | 89 | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Number | Fractions, Decimals and Percentages | 18 | 4 | 12 | 4 | 1 | 1 | 22 | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Algebra | Algebra Vocabulary | 31 | 8 | 21 | 4 | 4 | 2 | 39 | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Algebra | Substitution | 31 | 8 | 21 | 4 | 4 | 2 | 39 | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Algebra | Collecting Like Terms | 31 | 8 | 21 | 4 | 4 | 2 | 39 | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Algebra | Forming Expressions | 31 | 8 | 21 | 4 | 4 | 2 | 39 | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Algebra | Solving One-Step Equations | 31 | 8 | 21 | 4 | 4 | 2 | 39 | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Algebra | Solving Two-Step Equations | 31 | 8 | 21 | 4 | 4 | 2 | 39 | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Algebra | Sequences | 31 | 8 | 21 | 4 | 4 | 2 | 39 | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Algebra | Finding the Nth Term | 29 | 8 | 20 | 4 | 4 | 1 | 37 | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Algebra | Using the Nth Term | 30 | 8 | 21 | 4 | 4 | 1 | 38 | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Algebra | Coordinates | 29 | 8 | 20 | 4 | 4 | 1 | 37 | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Algebra | Plotting Coordinates | 28 | 8 | 19 | 4 | 4 | 1 | 36 | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Algebra | Plotting Linear Graphs | 30 | 8 | 21 | 4 | 4 | 1 | 38 | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Algebra | Interpreting Gradient and Y-Intercept | 30 | 8 | 21 | 4 | 4 | 1 | 38 | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Algebra | Real-Life Graphs | 30 | 8 | 21 | 4 | 4 | 1 | 38 | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Algebra | Conversion Graphs | 28 | 8 | 19 | 4 | 4 | 1 | 36 | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Ratio and Proportion | Simplifying Ratios | 101 | 40 | 83 | 4 | 13 | 1 | 141 | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Ratio and Proportion | Equivalent Ratios | 18 | 4 | 12 | 4 | 1 | 1 | 22 | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Ratio and Proportion | Sharing into a Ratio | 102 | 40 | 84 | 4 | 13 | 1 | 142 | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Ratio and Proportion | Finding One Part of a Ratio | 88 | 34 | 72 | 4 | 11 | 1 | 122 | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Ratio and Proportion | Finding the Whole from a Given Ratio Part | 74 | 28 | 60 | 4 | 9 | 1 | 102 | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Ratio and Proportion | Percentage of an Amount | 18 | 4 | 12 | 4 | 1 | 1 | 22 | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Ratio and Proportion | Percentage Increase and Decrease | 18 | 4 | 12 | 4 | 1 | 1 | 22 | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Ratio and Proportion | Reverse Percentages | 18 | 4 | 12 | 4 | 1 | 1 | 22 | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Ratio and Proportion | Best Buys | 67 | 25 | 54 | 4 | 8 | 1 | 92 | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Ratio and Proportion | Direct Proportion | 87 | 34 | 71 | 4 | 11 | 1 | 121 | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Geometry and Measures | Perimeter of Rectangles and Compound Shapes | 36 | 10 | 21 | 4 | 10 | 1 | 46 | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Geometry and Measures | Area of Rectangles | 34 | 13 | 20 | 4 | 9 | 1 | 47 | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Geometry and Measures | Area of Parallelograms | 34 | 13 | 20 | 4 | 9 | 1 | 47 | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Geometry and Measures | Area of Triangles | 34 | 13 | 20 | 4 | 9 | 1 | 47 | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Geometry and Measures | Area of Trapezia | 36 | 11 | 18 | 4 | 13 | 1 | 47 | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Geometry and Measures | Metric Unit Conversions | 34 | 13 | 20 | 4 | 9 | 1 | 47 | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Geometry and Measures | Converting Units of Length | 32 | 13 | 18 | 4 | 9 | 1 | 45 | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Geometry and Measures | Converting Units of Area | 34 | 13 | 20 | 4 | 9 | 1 | 47 | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Geometry and Measures | Converting Units of Volume | 34 | 13 | 20 | 4 | 9 | 1 | 47 | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Geometry and Measures | Scales and Reading Measures | 33 | 13 | 19 | 4 | 9 | 1 | 46 | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Geometry and Measures | Types of Angles | 34 | 13 | 20 | 4 | 9 | 1 | 47 | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Geometry and Measures | Angles on a Straight Line and Around a Point | 37 | 10 | 22 | 4 | 10 | 1 | 47 | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Geometry and Measures | Angles in Triangles | 34 | 13 | 20 | 4 | 9 | 1 | 47 | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Geometry and Measures | Angles in Quadrilaterals | 37 | 10 | 22 | 4 | 10 | 1 | 47 | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Geometry and Measures | Properties of 2D Shapes | 35 | 12 | 23 | 4 | 7 | 1 | 47 | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Geometry and Measures | Circumference of a Circle | 34 | 13 | 20 | 4 | 9 | 1 | 47 | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Geometry and Measures | Area of a Circle | 33 | 13 | 19 | 4 | 9 | 1 | 46 | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Geometry and Measures | Area of Compound Shapes | 34 | 13 | 20 | 4 | 9 | 1 | 47 | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Geometry and Measures | Volume of Cuboids | 34 | 13 | 20 | 4 | 9 | 1 | 47 | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Geometry and Measures | Surface Area of Cuboids | 34 | 13 | 20 | 4 | 9 | 1 | 47 | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Transformations and Constructions | Reflections | 17 | 4 | 11 | 4 | 1 | 1 | 21 | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Transformations and Constructions | Rotations | 17 | 4 | 11 | 4 | 1 | 1 | 21 | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Transformations and Constructions | Translations | 17 | 4 | 11 | 4 | 0 | 2 | 21 | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Transformations and Constructions | Enlargements | 17 | 4 | 11 | 4 | 1 | 1 | 21 | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Transformations and Constructions | Plans and Elevations | 17 | 4 | 11 | 4 | 1 | 1 | 21 | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Transformations and Constructions | Drawing Triangles Accurately | 40 | 16 | 31 | 4 | 4 | 1 | 56 | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Transformations and Constructions | Constructing Perpendicular Bisectors | 36 | 20 | 27 | 4 | 4 | 1 | 56 | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Transformations and Constructions | Constructing Angle Bisectors | 34 | 23 | 28 | 4 | 1 | 1 | 57 | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Transformations and Constructions | Loci | 36 | 21 | 23 | 4 | 8 | 1 | 57 | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Transformations and Constructions | Pythagoras’ Theorem | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Yes | Yes | No |
| Statistics and Probability | Averages and Range | 55 | 12 | 38 | 4 | 7 | 5 | 67 | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Statistics and Probability | Mean from a Frequency Table | 57 | 12 | 40 | 7 | 5 | 5 | 69 | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Statistics and Probability | Bar Charts | 48 | 12 | 34 | 4 | 5 | 5 | 60 | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Statistics and Probability | Pictograms | 45 | 10 | 33 | 4 | 4 | 4 | 55 | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Statistics and Probability | Two-Way Tables | 81 | 24 | 55 | 4 | 11 | 11 | 105 | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Statistics and Probability | Pie Charts | 40 | 10 | 30 | 0 | 5 | 5 | 50 | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Statistics and Probability | Frequency Polygons | 37 | 8 | 29 | 0 | 4 | 4 | 45 | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Statistics and Probability | Data and Sampling | 40 | 10 | 28 | 0 | 7 | 5 | 50 | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Statistics and Probability | Basic Probability | 164 | 76 | 86 | 4 | 54 | 20 | 240 | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Statistics and Probability | Probability Scale | 42 | 7 | 33 | 4 | 1 | 4 | 49 | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Statistics and Probability | Listing Outcomes | 41 | 16 | 26 | 4 | 8 | 3 | 57 | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Statistics and Probability | Sample Space Diagrams | 64 | 17 | 38 | 4 | 19 | 3 | 81 | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Statistics and Probability | Venn Diagrams | 28 | 12 | 16 | 0 | 11 | 1 | 40 | Yes | No | Yes |
| Statistics and Probability | Frequency Trees | 28 | 12 | 16 | 0 | 6 | 6 | 40 | Yes | No | Yes |
| Statistics and Probability | Independent Tree Diagrams | 28 | 12 | 16 | 0 | 6 | 6 | 40 | Yes | No | Yes |
| Statistics and Probability | Scatter Graphs | 67 | 15 | 51 | 4 | 6 | 6 | 82 | Yes | Yes | Yes |
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Duplicate question IDs: 0
Duplicate topic/subtopic keys: 0
Subtopics below 10 practice questions: 1
Subtopics below depth target: 7
Low-complexity heavy subtopics: 0
Missing lesson/quiz/bank coverage warnings: 4
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Depth target warnings
Target: 20 total questions, 10 fluency, 4 reasoning, 4 exam-style, and at least 2 misconception/challenge questions per subtopic.
| Topic | Subtopic | Total | Fluency | Reasoning | Exam-style | Misconception + challenge | Issue |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Transformations and Constructions | Pythagoras’ Theorem | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | total below 20, fluency below 10, reasoning below 4, exam-style below 4, misconception/challenge below 2 |
| Statistics and Probability | Pie Charts | 50 | 30 | 0 | 10 | 10 | reasoning below 4 |
| Statistics and Probability | Frequency Polygons | 45 | 29 | 0 | 8 | 8 | reasoning below 4 |
| Statistics and Probability | Data and Sampling | 50 | 28 | 0 | 10 | 12 | reasoning below 4 |
| Statistics and Probability | Venn Diagrams | 40 | 16 | 0 | 12 | 12 | reasoning below 4 |
| Statistics and Probability | Frequency Trees | 40 | 16 | 0 | 12 | 12 | reasoning below 4 |
| Statistics and Probability | Independent Tree Diagrams | 40 | 16 | 0 | 12 | 12 | reasoning below 4 |