Question 1:

The four basic rules of calculation are:

1. Addition, subtraction, calculation, numbers
2. Addition, subtraction, multiplication, division
3. Decimals, numbers, calculations, totals
4. Multiplication, measuring, calculating, totals

Question 2:

Which of these calculations is not an example of addition?

1. 12 + 9
2. Calculate 9 plus 12
3. Difference between 12 and 9
4. Find the sum of 9 and 12
5. Add 12 and 9

Question 3:

An accurate way of saying in words the calculation set out here:

1. Work out the total of 13 and 7
2. Add 13 to itself 7 times
3. How many times can 7 go into 13?
4. Calculate the remainder of these two numbers

Question 4:

We want to cut as many pieces 5 mm long as we can from a 34 mm length of flat bar. How would we calculate this?

1. Find the difference between 34 and 5
2. Work out how many times 5 goes into 34
3. Add 5 to 34
4. Multiply 5 by 34

Question 5:

Which of the following is not true about the number 0.325?

1. The number is bigger than zero
2. This number is expressed to 3 decimal places
3. The number is greater than 1
4. If you divided by this number, you would have to remove the decimal places first

 

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