Grade 7 WA1

13 marks from 13 questions

Question 1

Write as a decimal.

Question 2
Complete the decimal value for these fractions.

73
=
200

3
=
5

Complete the statement using < or >.

73 3

200 5

Question 3
A < B < C means that B is a number between A and C.
Enter the missing whole number.

<
< 24

Question 4
0.235 , 0.236 , 0.2342
Convert these decimals to fractions in their simplest form and place them in order of size, starting
with the largest fraction.
Question 5

A shop has 5 crates of soft drink.

If they sell 2 crates, how many crates remain?

(Write your answer in its simplest form.)

Question 6

The perimeter of a parallelogram is 40 cm.

Each of the two shorter sides of the parallelogram is 6 cm.

What is the length of the each of two longer sides?

Give your answer as a mixed number in its simplest form.

Question 7

A regular octagon has sides of length 5 cm.

What is the perimeter of the octagon?

Give your answer as a mixed number in its simplest form.

cm2

Question 8

n÷ = 25

Calculate the value of n

.

n
=
Question 9

A machine takes of an hour to complete a widget.

If it works continuously, how many widgets can it make in one whole

week?

Question 10
One sixth of a bag of potatoes was thrown away because it was rotten, and three quarters of the
potatoes were eaten.
What fraction of the bag of potatoes is left?

Question 11
Sonny and Torben bought two identical pizzas. Sonny cut his into six equal pieces and ate four of
them. Torben cut his into eight equal pieces and ate five of them.
If they combined what was left over, what fraction of one pizza would they have?

Question 12
Habib spent a third of his weekly budget on books, a fifth on food and a quarter on fares.
What fraction of his weekly budget has he spent?

Question 13

A tank of water was full. Watering the animals used of a full tank and another of a full tank was
used to water the vegetables.
What fraction of a full tank was left?