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    FUNCTIONAL SKILLS MATHEMATICS

    AQA | Edexcel | City & Guilds | Open Awards | NCFE | Highfield

    Level 2

    Area

    Materials
    • You cannot use a calculator for questions with this symbol.

    Instructions
    • Answer all questions.
    • Answer questions on separate paper.

    Information and Advice


    • The marks for each question are shown in brackets – use this as a
    guide on how long to spend on each question.
    • Read each question carefully before you answer it.
    • Check you answers.
    Q1 Find the area of these squares.

    1(a)

    [2 marks]
    1(b)

    [2 marks]
    1(c)

    [2 marks]

    6
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    Q2 The square below is 1 hectare in area.

    2(a) What is 1 hectare in square metres?


    [2 marks]

    2(b) How many hectares is this square?

    [3 marks]

    5
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    Q3 Find the area of these rectangles.

    3(a)

    [2 marks]
    3(b)

    [2 marks]
    3(c)

    [2 marks]

    6
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    Q4 A sheep needs 25 square metres of land to be kept in.

    4(a) Farmer A owns this field. How many sheep can she keep?

    [3 marks]

    4(b) Farmer B owns this field. How many sheep can he keep?

    [3 marks]

    6
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    Q5 Below is a compound shape made of two rectangles.

    5(a) Show two ways of splitting this shape into two rectangles.
    [1 mark]
    5(b) Find the area of the shape.
    [3 marks]

    4
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    Q6 Find the area of these compound shapes.

    6(a)
    5 cm

    7 cm

    2 cm

    9 cm
    [3 marks]
    6(b) 14 mm

    7 mm
    10 mm

    10 mm
    [3 marks]
    6(c)

    7 cm

    9 cm
    12 cm 11 cm

    [3 marks]

    9
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    Q7 Find the area of these compound shapes.

    7(a)

    [3 marks]
    7(b)

    [3 marks]
    7(c)

    [3 marks]

    9
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    Q8 The shape below is a diagram of a square watch face and rectangular watch strap.

    8(a) Find the area of the watch face.


    [2 marks]
    8(b) Find the area of the watch strap.
    [2 marks]
    8(c) Replacing the watch strap costs £2.99 per square centimetre. How much change
    would someone get from a £20 note to have this strap replaced?
    [3 marks]

    7
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    Q9 A children’s toy is made from a central square and three identical rectangles.

    9(a) Find the area of the square part.


    [2 marks]
    9(b) Find the area of one rectangular part.
    [2 marks]
    9(c) Find the area of the whole toy.
    [2 marks]

    6
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    Q10 Find the area of these equilateral triangles.

    10(a)

    [2 marks]
    10(b)

    [2 marks]
    10(c)

    [2 marks]

    6
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    Q11 Find the area of these right-angled triangles.

    11(a)

    [2 marks]
    11(b)

    [2 marks]
    11(c)

    [2 marks]

    6
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    Q12 Find the area of these compound shapes.

    12(a)

    [4 marks]
    12(b)

    [4 marks]
    12(c) Use 𝜋 = 3.14

    6 cm

    6 cm

    [4 marks]

    12

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