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NAB 3
Specimen
1. The shelves on a bookcase are 60 cm long.The space between the shelves are 19 cm.
(a) Sean stacks books on the top shelf.
Each book is 4 cm thick and 16 cm high.
How many books can be fitted along the top shelf if they are stacked upright as shown ? (2)
(b) Another way of stacking the books is in bundles as shown in this diagram.
(i) How many bundles can be fitted along the shelf in this way ?
(ii) How many books can be stacked one on top of the other in each bundle on the shelf ?
(iii) How many books altogether can be fitted on the shelf in this way ? (4)
2. Tracey earns £8600 per year.She is given a 3% increase.
Calculate the increase she is given for the year. (2)
3. The meter in a tank shows it is full.
The tank holds 60 litres when full.
How much extra water is needed to fill the tank ? (3)
Outcome 1
19 cm
19 cm
19 cm
60 cm
4 cm
16 cm
14
14
12
34
empty full
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1. 58 people stated in a survey theirfavourite holiday month.
This pictograph shows the results of the survey.
(a) How many people chose May ? (2)
(b) How many more people chose August than April ? (3)
2. This table shows the colours of the vehicles parked in a school car park.
Copy and Complete the bar graph showing the numbers of each colour of cars.
(3)
3. Here are the directions Anne would take to get from her house to her doctors.
• Come out her house and turn left.
• Take the second on the right and then the first on the left.
• The doctor is on this street.
What is the name of the street where Anne’s doctor is ? (3)
Outcome 2
Colour Red Blue Green Yellow White Silver
No. of Cars 4 2 1 3 5 7
Law
Road
.
Elm View Surrey Drive
Grove Road
Strawb St
Barsail Terrace
Rigg Road
Blimp Ave
Hig
h St
reet
Bigg
ins
Hill
Mai
n St
reet
Anne’s house
= 4 people
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
April
May
June
July
Aug
COPYRed Blue Breen Yellow White Silver
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Numberof cars
Car colour
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Outcome 3
1. A company uses a Logo to advertise itself. The logo is symmetrical.
(a) Copy the figure onto squared paper.
(b) Complete the logo so that the dotted line is a line of symmetry. (4)
2. Ask your teacher for the shape stencil or shape template.
Choose one of the shapes and use it to draw a tiling on a piece of plain paper.Show at least 10 tiles in your drawing. (2)
3. This square has an area of 1 square centimetre.
What is the area of this shape ? (2)
4. A tiler, tiling the wall of a room is using 16 rows of tiles as shown.
He can decide on the number of wall tiles he needs by
multiplying the number of rows by the number of tiles in each row.
How many wall tiles does he need ? (2)
5. Five bricks (numbered 1 to 5) are as shown below.
Alan picks up a brick shaped like a cone and and a second one which is cylindrical.
What numbers are on the two bricks he is holding ? (2)
30 tiles
16 rows
12
3 4 5
COPY
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6. Gail buys an eraser as shown.
What shape is the eraser ?
Choose from : cone; square pyramid; cube; cuboid; cylinder; triangular prism; sphere. (1)
7. Here are two views of the same stack of cubes.
How many cubes are there in the stack ? (1)
1. What is the reading on this oven temperature switch ?
(1)
2. How much liquid (in millilitres) is in this jug ?
(1)
3. Shown is a scale drawing of a car.
Scale :-
1 cm represents 25 cm.
(a) Use a ruler to measure the length of the car in centimetres. (1)
(b) Use the given scale to work out the real length of the car. (2)
Outcome 4
0
250
200150
100
50
300
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