Cambridge Assessment International Education

Cambridge Secondary 1 Checkpoint

MATHEMATICS 1112/02
Paper 2 April 2019
MARK SCHEME
Maximum Mark: 50

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M1 method mark
A1 accuracy mark
B1 independent mark
FT follow through after error
dep dependent
oe or equivalent
cao correct answer only
isw ignore subsequent working
soi seen or implied

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Question Answer Mark Further Information

1(a) 77 (°F) 1

1(b) 1 5
Allow any equivalent e.g. × for ÷ 1.8
9

2 45 1
3 1 Allow any unambiguous indication.

4(a) 249 000 cao 1

4(b) 52.7 cao (square kilometres) 1
5 2

The orientation of the image is correct but it is in the incorrect B1

position
or
3 or 4 of the 5 vertices are in the correct position.
6(a) x=4 y = 4x y=4 x+y=4 1 Accept any unambiguous indication.
6(b) 1 Line must extend at least as far as (0, 2) and (6, 2).

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Question Answer Mark Further Information

7(a) An answer between 6.4 (metres) and 7.2 (metres) inclusive 1
7(b) Rectangle measuring 1.5 cm by 2 cm (± 2 mm) 1 This can be positioned anywhere
8(a) 2.25 (km) 2
sight of 2250 or 0.025 B1
or
90 × 25 ÷ 1000 e.g. 90 ÷ 25 = 3.6 with answer 0.0036
or
a correct conversion of their m to km
8(b) 72 2
90 90 B1
or or 18 (number of lengths in one share)
1+ 4 5
or for 1800 (m) or for 1.8 (km) (total distance Carlos swims
on his front)
9(a) 1 Both equations must be indicated for the mark.
Allow any unambiguous indication.
9(b) x = −2 1 x and y must both be correct for the mark.
y = −3
10(a) π ab 1 Note in parts (a) and (b) allow 3.14, 22/7 for π
(S =) oe final answer
2 1
Possible expressions for S are π ab and π ab ÷ 2 ,
2
allow e.g. 1.57ab
The order of the multiplicands can vary.

10(b) 252 to 253 (cm3) 2 10051𝜋𝜋

Accept answer in terms of pi, e.g. 80.4π,
125

π × 7.6 × 9.22 ÷ 8 oe M1

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11(a) 56.06… or 56.1 1
and
Too big
11(b) (x =) 5.7 cao 1
12(a) 1 Accept any unambiguous indication.
b>m b≥m b<m b≤m

12(b) 1 1 1
a< b Or equivalent, e.g. 2a < b, b > 2a , b>a
2 2
13 52.9…(%) or 53 (%) 2 16 900
Allow 52 % but not %
17 17

45 seen B1

10 +15 + 20 M1 Only if B1 not awarded.

×100
85
or

𝑘𝑘
correctly converted to a percentage.
85 To a minimum of 2sf

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14 2

A triangle of correct size and orientation but in the wrong B1

position
or
for 2 correct vertices plotted
or
a correct enlargement using centre C but with SF 2 or 4.
15(a) Point plotted at (1.8, 9.5) 1
15(b) Answer between 8 (seconds) and 10 (seconds) inclusive. 1
16 2 Accept lengths written in different units.
77 (cm) 780 (mm) 7.6 (m) 0.075 (km)

Three values in the correct order B1

or
reverse order.

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17 Ticks “Chen earned a bonus” and gives correct supporting 2 Allow rounded or truncated values to at least 2 sf but
value, e.g. do not allow 2.8 alone without the calculation.
• sight of 2.859… (km / l) If no box ticked allow 2 marks if decision is clear in
• sight of 98.0357… (litres) the working and there is a correct supporting value.
• sight of 274.5 (km) and 268.8 (km)
sight of any of B1 Allow rounded or truncated values to at least 2 sf but
• 61 × 4.5 or 274.5 do not allow 2.8 alone without the calculation.
• 96 × 2.8 or 268.8
• 61 × 4.5 ÷ 96 or 2.859…
• 4.5 × 61 ÷ 2.8 or 98.0357…
18 True False 1


19 One of 2
a=1 or a=2 or a=3 or a=4
b=9 b=8 b=7 b=6
A correct relationship connecting a and b, e.g. M1 Relationship can be implied by two positive answers
• a + b = 10 that add to 10.
1
• (a + b) × 6 = 30 Do not allow 10 and 0 for a and b.
2
• 3(a + b) = 30 a and b can be numerical for the M1 mark e.g.
6( b – a ) ½ (7 + 3) × 6 = 30
• 6b – = 30
2
6( b – a )
• 6a + =30
2

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20 (Film) B and correct working. The working should enable a 2 Accept equivalent fractions and percentages.
comparison of the films to be made,
e.g. sight of Other values are possible.
• (1 :) 1.727… and (1 :) 1.4
• 0.578… (: 1) and 0.714… (: 1) Allow figures rounded or truncated to an appropriate
• 0.366…and 0.416… number of significant figures in order to compare.
• 0.633… and 0.583…
• 22/60 and 25/60
• 55:95 and 55:77
• 77:133 and 95:133
Sight of any one acceptable value. M1 Accept equivalent fractions and percentages .

21 25 (%) 3
A correct method, e.g. M2
40
• (×100)
160
2
0.4 × 8 ( = 25.6)
• (× 100 )
8 × 1.6 × 8 ( = 102.4)
or
for 12.8 or 102.4 and 0.4 × 82 or 25.6
Sight of any of: B1 Only if M2 not awarded.
• 160% (= 1.6)
2
• 12.8 or 102.4 or 0.4 × 8 or 25.6
22 4200 cm3 54 000 mm3 45 litres 52 000 ml 1 Accept any unambiguous indication.

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23 Ticks no and correct reason with supporting values involving 2 Accept an answer that combines two age groups
all three age groups, e.g. e.g. compares people under 30 and people over 30
• percentages that can remember are 80%, 70% and 65% using 30 and 26 (can remember) or 10 and 14 (can’t
(and these decrease with age) remember).
• percentages that cannot remember are 20%, 30% and
35% (and these increase with age)
• 26 out of 40 is the same as 13 out of 20 and this is lower
than 16 and 14
Two correct comparative fractions, decimals or percentages B1
or
Three comparable figures e.g.
• 20, 13 and 7 (halving bottom row) Other multiples may be possible
• 16, 14 and 13 or 4, 6 and 7 (halving bottom row) Also may be shown in the table.
• 32, 28 and 26 or 8, 12 and 14 (doubling top two rows)
or
A correct comparative statement between age groups
24 6400 3
120 and 30 and 50 truncated M2 May be seen on diagram.
3 3 3
or 180 000
40 and 10 and 16 Do not allow for 2 marks
27
Conversion of 1.2 m into 120 (cm) B1 Implied by 40 or 180 000 or 6666 to 6667
or
50
Correct truncation of Implied by 16
3

25 3.5 and –3.5 1 7 7

Either order. Allow and – .
2 2

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