Kami Export - Jamie Lloyd-Polley. TCW Student - Maths KS3 Baseline (QP)

The Complete Works Independent School
(E1 6QL) / 211-6006
KS3 baseline Sept 2017
First name
jamie
Last name
nicole
Date of birth*
(*must be in DD MM YYYY format)
Gender
Boy Girl (tick one box only)
Class
Instructions
• Use black ink or black ball-point pen.
• Fill in the boxes at the top of this page.
Answers
This means write down your answer or show your working

and write down your answer.
Remember
• You will need a pen, pencil, rubber and ruler.
You may find a protractor, compass, mirror and tracing paper useful.
• Try to answer all the questions.
• The number of marks available for each question is given in the right-hand margin.
• Write all your answers and working on the test paper – do not use any rough paper.
• Marks may be awarded for working.
• Check your work carefully.
• Ask your teacher if you are not sure what to do.
Important
• Do not write in the right-hand margin on each page: this is reserved for marking.
• Any pen marks there will invalidate your paper.
Match multiplications which are equal in value
1. Each card on the left matches one on the right.
Draw lines to match the cards which are equal in value.
One has been done for you.
2 marks
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Addition and Subtraction: write in missing numbers
2.
Write in the missing numbers.
150 + 350 = 500
172 – 112 = 60
2 marks
Venn diagram: sort multiples of 5 and 2
3.
Write each of these numbers in its correct place on the
sorting diagram.
40 8 15
15
40
2 marks

Difference between costs + total costs of 2 tickets
4. Asif, Vicky and Nita go to town by bus.
This is what they pay.
Asif
×
Vicky
Nita
Vicky then takes another bus from town to visit

her auntie.
She pays 90p on this bus.
How much has Vicky paid altogether for her

two bus tickets?
£2.25
1 mark

Identify 2 fraction cards that give total of 5
5.
Tick (P) two cards that give a total of 5
1 14 1 12 1 34
also works
3 12 3 34 4 14
1 mark
Ticket money collected and programmes sold
6.
185 people go to the school concert.
They pay £1.35 each.

Ticket money collected and programmes sold
How much ticket money is collected?
£ £249.75
1 mark

Calc 60% of 765
7.
Calculate 60% of 765 4590
1 mark
Identify number nearest to 1000
8.
Circle the number nearest to 1000
1060 1049 1100 960 899

1 mark
Read + compare temperature scales
9. These are the temperatures in York and Rome on

a day in winter.

Read + compare temperature scales
On another day, the temperature in York is 4°C
Rome is 7 degrees colder than York.
What is the temperature in Rome?
°C
1 mark

Identify position of 1000.5 on decimal number line
10. Here is part of a number line.
Write the number shown by the arrow.
1 mark
Sorting diagram: using two criteria
11.
Here is a diagram for sorting numbers.
Write these three numbers in the correct boxes.
You may not need to use all of the boxes.
9 17 20
2 marks

Addition and Subtraction: solve a
12. Leon and Sara each started with different numbers.
I added 5
to my number
I subtracted 8
from my number
Leon Sara
Leon and Sara both get the same answer.
What numbers could they have started with?
15 20
Leon Sara
1 mark
Subtract 3.75 from 8.6
13.
Calculate 8.6 – 3.75 4.85
1 mark

Write in two missing numbers
14.
Write two numbers, each greater than 100,
to complete this subtraction.
5 0
8 — 3 0 0 = 2 0 8
1 mark
Interpret/complete table where n has different Values
15. n stands for a number.
Complete this table of values.
n 5n – 2
20 98
8 38
2 marks

Interpret time/distance graph: explain the statement
16. Carol went on a 40-kilometre cycle ride.

This is a graph of how far she had gone at different times.
Use the graph to estimate the distance travelled

in the first 20 minutes of the ride.
12 KM minutes
1 mark

Draw a reflected shape on a grid
17.
Draw the reflection of the shaded shape in the mirror line.
You may use a mirror or tracing paper.
1 mark

Match analogue and digital clocks
18. Here are three clock faces.
Match each clock face to the same time on a digital clock.
2 marks

Draw 2 lines to complete rectangle on grid
19.
Draw two more straight lines to make a rectangle.
Use a ruler.
1 mark

Interpret 2-way table to solve numerical problems
20.
This table shows the numbers of children who went walking,

sailing or climbing at an outdoor centre.
May June July
walking 25 80 75
sailing 15 42 50
climbing 18 27 23
How many children went sailing in

May, June and July altogether?
107
1 mark

Clock with time 2 hours later than given time
21. Look at this clock.
What time will the clock show two hours later?
Tick (P) it.
1 mark

Pictogram: symbol representing 4
22.
A camping shop sells tents, sleeping bags and backpacks.

This chart shows how many of each they sold in June.
Items sold in June
The shop had 20 sleeping bags at the beginning of June.
How many of these sleeping bags did the shop have left
at the end of June?
1 mark

Work out/explain probs related to a spinner
23. This spinner is divided into nine equal sections.
Which two different numbers on the

spinner are equally likely to come up?
3 and 4
1 mark

Graph: interpret: calc related multiply, show method
24. This bar chart shows how many people went to a school play.
Estimate the number of people who went there on

Thursday and Friday altogether.
266
1 mark

Calc value of angles by interpreting a diagram
25. The diagram shows two overlapping squares and a straight line.
Not to scale
Calculate the value of angle x and the value of angle y.
Do not use a protractor (angle measurer).
180-152.5=
x= 55 °
30
y= °
2 marks

Apply ratio to given recipe
26.
Shortcrust pastry is made using flour, margarine and lard.

The flour, margarine and lard are mixed in the ratio 8 : 3 : 2 by weight.
How many grams of margarine and lard are needed to mix

with 200 grams of flour?
margarine 75 g lard 50 g
2 marks

Calc prob of ball being taken out of
27.
There are six balls in a bag.
The probability of taking a red ball out of the bag is 0.5
A red ball is taken out of the bag, and put to one side.
What is the probability of taking another red ball

out of the bag?
6x0.5=3
3 red plus 3 other
-1 red =
2 red + 3 others
2/5= 0.4
0.4
2 marks

Calculate the cost of a piece of fruit
28. Your teacher will read this question aloud.
orange 11p
pear 8p
apple 9p
banana 15p
peach 10p
c 1 mark

Line graph: relationship between cost and time
29. This chart gives the cost of showing advertisements on

television at different times.
An advertisement lasts 25 seconds. Use the graph to estimate

how much cheaper it is to show it in the daytime compared
with the evening.
£ 550
1 mark

Identify a cylinder displayed by the
30. Your teacher will read this question aloud.
sphere
cylinder
cube
pyramid
cuboid
d 1 mark

Read a scale to match a parcel to its weight
31. How much does this parcel weigh?
Match the correct label to the parcel.
1 mark

Find the total of seven coins with a valueof 2.83
32. How much money is in the hand?
£ 2.83
1 mark

Calc the perimeter of an L-shape
33. Liam has two rectangular tiles like this.
He makes this L shape.
What is the perimeter of Liam’s L shape?
54 cm
1 mark

Convert km to miles; francs to pound and pence
34. Here is a map of part of France.
The map shows that the distance from

Calais to Paris is 320 kilometres.
5 miles is approximately 8 kilometres.
200 miles
Samira bought this present in France.
She paid 44.85 French Francs for it.
9.75 French Francs equal £1
44.85 FF
What was the cost of the present in pounds and pence?
4.?
2 marks

Write 2 decimals with a product of 0.1
35.
Write two decimals, each less than 1,
which multiply to make 0.1
0.5 × 0.2 = 0.1

1 mark
Interpret information from temp/time graph
36.
A hot liquid is left to cool in a science experiment.
This graph shows how the temperature of the liquid

changes as it cools.
Read from the graph how many minutes the temperature

is above 60ºC
minutes
1 mark

Water in a Jug
37. Sophie poured some water out of a litre jug.
Look how much is left in the jug.
Estimate how many millilitres of water are left.
900 ml
1 mark

Probability: identify truefalse statements
38. Dan has a bag of seven counters numbered 1 to 7

Abeda has a bag of twenty countersnumbered 1 to 20
Each chooses a counter from their own bag without looking.
For each statement, put a tick (P) if it is true.

Put a cross (O) if it is not true.
Dan is more likely than Abeda to choosea ‘5’
They are both equally likely to choose

a number less than 3
Dan is more likely than Abeda to choose

an odd number.
Abeda is less likely than Dan to choose a ‘10’

2 marks

Calc cost of T-shirt before discounts; show method
39. Chloe and Denise each bought identical T-shirts from the same shop.
Chloe bought hers on Monday when there was 15% off the original price.
Denise bought hers on Friday when there was 20% off the original price.
Chloe paid 35p more then Denise.

What was the original price of the T-shirt?
35p = 5%
10% = 70p
100%=700p
£ 7.00
2 marks

Identify letters made with straight lines only
40. Draw a ring around each of the two letters which are made
with straight lines only.
1 mark
Table: Calc how many children were asked question
41. Gemma asked children which fruit they like best.
How many children did Gemma ask altogether?
20
children
1 mark

Share coins between two people
42. Desi and Ella share this money equally.
How much do they each get? p
1 mark

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The Complete Works Independent School

(E1 6QL) / 211-6006

KS3 baseline Sept 2017

(*must be in DD MM YYYY format)

Boy Girl (tick one box only)

This means write down your answer or show your working

1. Each card on the left matches one on the right.

Draw lines to match the cards which are equal in value.

One has been done for you.

Copyright © Alfiesoft Limited Page 2 of 38

150 + 350 = 500

Venn diagram: sort multiples of 5 and 2

Copyright © Alfiesoft Limited Page 3 of 38

4. Asif, Vicky and Nita go to town by bus.

This is what they pay.

Vicky then takes another bus from town to visit

She pays 90p on this bus.

How much has Vicky paid altogether for her

Copyright © Alfiesoft Limited Page 4 of 38

Ticket money collected and programmes sold

185 people go to the school concert.

They pay £1.35 each.

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How much ticket money is collected?

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Identify number nearest to 1000

1060 1049 1100 960 899

Read + compare temperature scales

9. These are the temperatures in York and Rome on

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On another day, the temperature in York is 4°C

Rome is 7 degrees colder than York.

What is the temperature in Rome?

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10. Here is part of a number line.

Write the number shown by the arrow.

Sorting diagram: using two criteria

Write these three numbers in the correct boxes.

You may not need to use all of the boxes.

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12. Leon and Sara each started with different numbers.

Leon and Sara both get the same answer.

What numbers could they have started with?

Subtract 3.75 from 8.6

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Interpret/complete table where n has different Values

15. n stands for a number.

Complete this table of values.

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16. Carol went on a 40-kilometre cycle ride.

Use the graph to estimate the distance travelled

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You may use a mirror or tracing paper.

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18. Here are three clock faces.

Match each clock face to the same time on a digital clock.

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This table shows the numbers of children who went walking,

May June July

How many children went sailing in

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21. Look at this clock.