Year 10 Foundation

REVISION

Ordering numbers 2 N02

Probability (words) 14 D04

Using a two-way table 61 D10

Sequences 37 A01

Negative numbers 23 N03

Time table 6b F07

Scales 4 S09

Properties of 2D shapes 10 S03

Bar chart* 15 D01

Using a formula36,9

5A04,A09

Fractions and Symmetry 24,11 N09,S10

Simplifying expressions 33,34 A02

Measure these sides

Construction and money problem

1 S07

Proportion – money problem

22b

Tessellation – fitting 3D shapes

S19

Angles in triangles* 121 S12

Pie chart 128 D07

Substitution & Building expressions

95,137 A04,A14

Calculating with fractions

71a N24

Two-way tables 61 D10

The cost of an adult ticket is £15 and a child’s is £12.

Mr Black buys a ticket for himself and his 3 children. He has a discount card which gives 60% discount on the adult ticket and ¼ off the child’s ticket.

How much will he pay?

The cost of an adult ticket is £12 and a child’s is £9.

Mr Black buys a ticket for himself and his 2 children. He has a discount card which gives 40% discount on the adult ticket and 1/3 of the child’s ticket.

How much will he pay?

The cost of an adult ticket is £30 and a child’s is £12.

Mr Black buys a ticket for himself and his 3 children. He has a discount card which gives 70% discount on the adult ticket and 1/2 of the child’s ticket.

How much will he pay?

Fraction and percentages of an amount

72,87 N18,N14

Questionnaire 152 D12

Expanding and factorising

93,94A10,A1

1

Area and problem solving*

53 S13

Rotation 49 S23

Best value* 41 F01

Reading tables 6b F06

Measuring and drawing lines and angles

46a S07

Money problems 22b

What number is half way between 1.6 and 2.8?

What number is half way between 3.6 and 4.8?

What number is half way between 3.7 and 2.8?

Round 859302 to the nearest a) hundred b) thousand c) ten

9482 out of 493820 are male, how many are female?

Decimals 1,3 N02

Rounding and place value 1,18,31 N02

Combination 58 D09

(b) Which shape is an enlargement of shape E and what is the scale factor?

Congruent shapes and enlargement

12b,148 S05

How many more squares do you need to add to make a square with sides 4 cm.

Patterns and sequences

37 A01

Patterns and sequences

37 A01

Best value 41 F01

Averages 62 D06

Problem solving 20,22b F02,F03

2m 2m 2m

20m

1m 1m

1m1m

12m

Both white rectangles are the same size, what is the height and width of theWhite rectangles?

Proportion problem in lengths 18,112 S06

3D shapes and net 43 S15

Factors, multiples and prime numbers

28 N04

What are the coordinates of point X?Plot the coordinate (-3, 4)

What is the equation of the blue line?Coordinates 8 S11

How many taxis arrived at the club?

How many people arrived at the club?

How many football matches were played?

How many goals were scored?

Frequency table 130a D15

Conversion graphs*

112 N15

Questionnaire 65 D12

How many footballs will be produced in 6 hours, if 1 is made every 2 minutes?

If 1500 cans of soup are produced in a day and each can holds 220ml, howmuch soup needs to be produced to fill all the cans in 1 day?

If a factory can fill 120 boxes of chocolates in 1 minute, how manyboxes of chocolates will be filled in 7 hours?

If each box holds 38 chocolates, how many chocolates are needed tofill all the boxes of chocolates filled in 7 hours?

Proportion 42 N16

Comparing fractions*

25 N09

Distance time graph 143 S20

Indices 82,131 N08,A07

Scatter graph 129 D16

Solving equations and inequalities

135a,139 A05,A15

Substitution – calculator work 77,95 A04,N27

A

B C

AB is half the size of BCAC is 4 cm longer than BC

The perimeter of the shape is 48cm

Work out the length of AB?

Perimeters and problem solving

52,137 S01

If both these shapes will be used to create mirrors, these mirrors requirea surround which goes around the edge of the mirror and costs £2.15 per metre.

How much will the edging cost?

Pythagoras, perimeter of triangle and circles

118,150a S25,S18