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    Practice year 7

    42 marks from 42 questions


    Question 1
    Select the correct statement.

    a. −3 < 2
    b. −3 > 2

    Question 2
    5 + 8 = 13 means ‘the number that is 8 more than 5 is 13’.
    Write the answer to this addition.
    −5 + 8 =

    Question 3

    Evaluate −5 − −2.

    −5 − −2 =

    Question 4

    Which calculation is shown on this number line?

    a. 100 + 800 = 810

    b. 800 + −100 = 700

    c. 800 − −100 = 700

    d. −800 + −100 = −710

    Question 5
    Enter the next number in this pattern.
    12, −2, −17, −33, −50,
    Question 6
    In a computer game, Buz’s space craft bumped into two asteroids (minus points), and destroyed
    two klangers (plus points). The screen shows the asteroids and klangers near to Buz. Buz’s score
    was 350.

    Which two asteroids did he bump into?

    a. A and D

    b. C and D

    c. A and B

    d. C and B

    Question 7
    Enter the missing number:

    8× = −64

    Question 8

    –6 × 3 ÷ 2 =

    Question 9
    Enter the missing number:
    × 8 × 8 = −128
    Question 10

    The numbers in the circles multiply in pairs to give the


    numbers in the squares between them.
    What is the product of all three circled numbers if C = 3?

    Question 11
    Which of the following statements is true?

    a. (2 × 4) + (−8) = −16

    b. (2 + 4) × (−8) = −30

    c. 2 × (−4) − (−8) = 0

    d. (2 − 4) × (8) = 16

    Question 12
    The numbers in the circles multiply to give the numbers in the squares between them.

    Work out the missing numbers L and M, and then find the sum of the
    three circled numbers.
    L=
    M=
    8+L+M=

    Question 13

    Find the tenth multiple of 50.

    Question 14
    What is the lowest common multiple of 4, 6 and 10?
    Question 15

    List all the multiples of 5 between 18 and 48. Write them in ascending order.

    20, , , , ,

    Question 16

    50 is a multiple of:

    a. 10

    b. 100

    c. 20

    d. 50

    Be sure to select all correct answers.

    Question 17

    What is the difference between the 7th multiple of 15 and the 8th multiple of 15?

    Question 18
    Knowing multiples helps to do calculations mentally.
    For example:
    since 4 × 25 = 100
    then 8 × 25 = 200
    and 9 × 25 = 8 × 25 + 1 × 25 = 225.
    Complete the following without using a calculator:
    12 × 25 =
    11 × 25 =

    Question 19

    What is the largest factor of 36?


    Question 20

    The smallest multiple of every number is:

    a. odd

    b. even

    c. the number itself

    d. a negative integer

    Question 21
    Which of these numbers are factors of 45?
    Select all correct answers.

    a. 2

    b. 3

    c. 4

    d. 5

    e. 6

    f. 9

    Question 22

    Which number is a factor of all numbers?

    Question 23
    The highest common factor of two numbers is 15.
    These two numbers could be:

    a. 5, 15

    b. 10, 30

    c. 60, 80

    d. 15, 3000

    Question 24
    The common factors of two numbers are 2, 3 and 5.
    What digit must both numbers end with?
    Question 25

    Nine is divisible by 3.

    a. True

    b. False

    Question 26
    Select the pair of numbers that are both divisible by 5.

    a. 20 and 42
    b. 97 and 103
    c. 85 and 230

    Question 27
    True or false?
    5 is divisible by 15.

    a. True

    b. False

    Question 28
    What is the 20th number that is divisible by 8?

    Question 29
    What is the smallest number divisible by 2, 3, 5 and 9?

    Question 30
    153, 170 and 187 are all divisible by the same number.
    What is the number?

    Question 31

    The cube root of 1000 is .


    Question 32

    – ÷4=

    Question 33
    What is the cube root of 125?
    =

    Question 34
    True or false?
    92 – 52 = (9 – 5)2
    a. True
    b. False

    Question 35
    The square root of 45 will lie between which two whole numbers?
    (Enter the smallest number first.)
    and

    Question 36
    Complete the following calculation.

    Question 37
    Which of these shows the correct cut-off to round 147.0029 to three decimal places?

    a. 147. | 0029

    b. 147.0 | 029

    c. 147.00 | 29

    d. 147.002 | 9
    Question 38

    Select all the numbers below that round to 1400 to the nearest hundred.

    a. 1450

    b. 1350

    c. 1401

    d. 1345

    Be sure to select all correct answers.

    Question 39
    Round $15.95 to the nearest dollar.

    Question 40
    654.3698 correct to three decimal places is:

    a. 654.36

    b. 654.37

    c. 654.369

    d. 654.370

    Question 41

    Write as a decimal correct to four decimal places.

    Question 42
    Use your calculator to find the square root of two by pressing either:

    OR
    Round the number in the display to one decimal place.

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