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MAY 18TH - MAY 25TH, 2012
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Students’ Survey Results
MATHEMATICS PAPER 2 1. S = 10, T = 5. What is the value of 6S + 5T? 2. The length of a fence is 16m. What is the length in cm? On sports day a student jumped a height of 1m 61cm. What was this height in meters? 3. A mini bus travelled at 75km per hour. How far did it travel in 3hrs? 4. Aunt Tanya is buying football socks for her 5 nephews. She wants each boy to get 3 pairs of red socks and 4 pairs of white ones. How many pairs of socks does she need to buy? 5. Mrs. Simons in Salt Cay made a batch of Salt Cay candies this morning. She sent half the batch to Grand Turk, and then she sent 50 to South Caicos. She gave half that amount to Providenciales and kept the last 22 for herself. How many candies did she make this morning? 6. Matthew studies 20 minutes every Monday and 30 minutes every Tuesday. On Wednesdays he studies for 40 minutes, if he repeats this pattern on Thursday what is the total amount of minutes he would study for the week?
a. What percentage was very happy with their lives? b. What percentage was not happy with their lives? 4 c. How many students were quite happy with their lives? d. Of the total number of students who were very happy, 200 were boys. How many students were girls? 16.What is the size of the angle marked a?
7. Ava and Nate were asked to mark the race track with cones. They placed one cone every 15 meters that they walked. They placed the last cone at the 180 meter mark. How many cones did they place? 8. David drank half a box of apple juice. His brother, Maurice drank % of what was left. If the box holds 2 litres, how much ml did Maurice drink? 9. Water was pumped into a tank at a rate of 20 liters per minute. How much water was in the tank after one hour? 10. The average of 4 numbers is 22. Three of the numbers are 19, 17, and 21. What is the fourth number? 11. Use the table below to record how the amounts of money that father had to pay at the end of the month would be done using the smallest amount of bills and coins as possible. Amounts to be paid
$20
$5
$1
50c
25c
10c
Sc
2c
17. What is the size of angle e in the triangle below. e
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18. This is a graph of pets that belong to the students of Miss Smith’s class. Use the information from the graph to answer the questions.
1c
$8.26 $53.15 $35.42 $23.50 12. Ona Glinton Primary School has 267 students. Iris Stubbs has 89 fewer Students that Ona Glinton. How many students are in both schools? 13. Quinton gave away 7/8 of his marbles and had 96 left. a. How many marbles did he have before? b. lf % of his total number of marbles was red. How many red marbles did he have? 14. Find the area of the polygons listed below.
15. 650 students from Providenciales were surveyed about their lives. The diagram below shows the results of one question. Use the survey results in the graph below to answer items a — d.
a. How many dogs do the students have? b. How many birds do they have? c. How many cats do they have? d. How many fish do they have? e. Do they have more fish or cats?
Stay tuned for more GSAT past papers next week.