Year 7 Assessment 2 2011

Year 7 Assessment 2 2011

SL~ 4. Which one of the following statements is TRUE?

(A) Corresponding angles add to 1800

NAME: CLASS: MM DG Sl::l...AJ2.lL__ _ (B) Alternate angles on parallel lines add to 180
(C) Angles in a revolution add to 3600
Part A. Angles (10 Marks) and Algebraic Symbols (4 Marks) (D) Co-interior angles on parallel lines are equal

Section 1 Multiple Choice (each question is worth 1 mark)

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What is the value of x?
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(A) 20
(B) 50
Not to scale (C) 130
(D) 1800
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(A) 50 0 6. What kind of angle could be formed by subtracting a right angle from an obtuse angle?
(B) 55
(C) 70 (A) acute
(D) 75 (B) reflex
(C) straight
2. (D) obtuse

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Find the value of pro numeral a =
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7. Insert the multiplication sign to show the meaning of the expression nL

(A) n x n
(B) 2 x n
(C) n x 2
(D) 2 x n x n

(A) 55 0
(B) 125 0 8. The expression below can also be written as:
(C) 205
(D) 235 7p
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3. What type of angle measures 85? (A) (7 xp)+w

(B) w+ (7 x p)
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(A) Obtuse (C) (7 x p) x w
(B) Acute CD) (p+ 7) x w
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(C) Complementary
(D) Supplementary
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9. 11. Write this division as a fraction abc + de

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Find the value of the pronumeral x

(A) 21 12. Write the product in index form p x 4 x j x p x j x p

(8) 42
(C) 48
(D) 138 (A) 4li
(8) 4j3i
(C) 4j2 p3
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Use the above diagram, which statement is true:

(A) The points C, L and K are collinear

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(8) CM J..EF
(C) KB is a transversal (A) 20
(D) EFIIGH (8) 45
(C) 70
(D) 140

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Part B. Integers (32 Marks)
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Plrasr "ritr YOIII answrrs in thr sparr pnn idrd
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1. (2 marks)

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Angle EAD is what type of angle? On the above number line, plot the integers that are 4 units away from -1.

(A) acute
(B) obtuse 2. (10 marks)
(C) reflex Write the answer for each of the following:
(D) straight
A) -48 + -6 = .... ~... F) -3x-9= .. .l.7.

B) (-3i= .... ~t... G) -8 - -2 = -b

C) -9 x 6 = -54- - 40
H) 4 x -10 = ..........

D) 12 + -2 = ... -::..~. -- )7
I) -5 + -32 - ..........

E) -7-6= ...~.!.~ 1) -4 + (2)3 = .... .

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3. (2 marks)
7. (8 marks)
Fill in the final two squares by starting with the number given and then performing the operations in Evaluate showing full working out:
order.

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A) Two numbers have a product of 12 but their sum is -7. What are the numbers?
B) 5x(-6)-14+(-2) -"1oq
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B) Start with the integer 2. Subtract 7. From your answer subtract 1, then multiply your last answer
by -3. Now subtract 20 from your last answer. What is your final answer?
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;( 2 - 7 - I , X - '3. - 2D [26-(-4)] x -3
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Place '>' or '<' in the box to make the statement true.
-9+(-12)x(-6) +(-3) _ cl -+ 7 2 ~ _..,
A) -3 [3J 0 D) : .

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B) -8 [2]-9
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C) 00-1
D) -100~-99

6. (2 marks)
Yachts Kooka and Aussie raced over a course which had 6 sections. Aussie started with a 10
second head start. Over the next 6 sections which followed the start, Aussie gained 20 seconds,
then lost 1 minute over Kooka. Then gained 15 seconds, then lost 27 seconds, then gained 41
seconds and then lost 6 seconds. Who won the race Kooka or Aussie and by how much?
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5. (2 marks)
Use a factor tree diagram to help you to write 360 as a product of its prime factors in index
Part C. Operations with whole numbers (20 marks) notation

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What is the place value of the digit '5' in
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B) 265,247
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2. (2 marks)
6. (l mark)
List the first 6 prime numbers.
Which one of these numbers is divisible by 3?

(A) 23
2 3> '\ 1, II ,I ~ (B) 38
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(D) 74

3. (l mark)
7. (3 marks)
Between which two consecutive whole numbers does the YfSlie? Write in TRUE or FALSE for the following statements:

(A) The sum of the first four odd numbers is equal to 4 x 4.

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:s 4- (B) The difference between two odd numbers is odd. .....b/~:~;;.
(C) If the last digit of a number is ODD, then the number is divisible by 6. ..... :bJ~.~.
4. (2 marks)
What is the first triangular number that is also a Fibonacci number? (2 marks)
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Rewrite using mathematical notation.
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- l, The product of 12 and 4 is greater than the quotient of 12 and 4.
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9. (2 marks)
Find the highest common factor (HeF) of 30 and 42.

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10. (2 marks)
Evaluate

44 + [15 - (16 - 5)J + 12

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II. (I mark)
Round 9632 to the nearest hundred.

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Part D. Working Mathematically (20 marks) 6. (6 marks)
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1. (1 marks)
Write the basic numeral for:
(9 x 100000) + (6 x 10000) + (0 x 1000) + (4 x 100) + (0 x 10) + (0 x I)

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9&'0,400
Find the value of pronumerals. Give reasons for your answers.
2. (1 marks)
Find the perimeter of the foundations of a building with the measurements: 12064 mm, 28565 mm,
13405 mm and 29405 mm. (answer in mm.) CL- 20
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3. (1 marks) ( -~ j I C/ ( ( '" - .J ..> ,/~. - \
The DVD player shows the time of day as 01 :43. The movie still has 53 minutes to run.
What time will the DVD player show at the end of the movie?

02 : 3~

4. (1 mark)
Use your calculator to list the first five multiples of 37.

5.
'37, 74

Evaluate each of the following:

/11 14 g, 12 )'

(2 marks)
7.

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Shape I Shape 2 Shape 3 Shape 4

A) 22 x3 2 x5 2 4I' Ci A l ) , : <700
This table shows the number of bricks she needs for each shape ill her panem.

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Number of bricks 11 1 4 1 9 116 II
B) 33 x 44 x5 5 27~nb"112\ 2/(OQUOU
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How many bIicks are needed for Shape 5? 25
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8. (2 marks)
A pack of 41amingtons costs $40.00.
A pack of6 costs $48.00.
You need to buy 16 lamingtons.
What is the least amount you can pay?

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Solve the following problem. (I marks)

John's dog weighs 58.63 kg and Fred's dog weighs 47.8 kg.
What is the difference in their weights?

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10. (2 marks)
Solve the following problem:

Calculate the cost of 16 pens at 78c each and 4 folders at $5.65 each

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(1 mark)
11. I Ms. Jones plans to start a rabbit farm. Her intention is to build up the number of rabbits in the farm
from 480,000 in 2010 to 645,800 in 2011. What is the increase in numbers of rabbits she is planning
this year?

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12. (I mark)
If 15 million dollars worth of goods were to be exported from New South Wales over 12 months,
what value of goods would need to be exported in the first month to be on target?

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