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    Grade 8....................................................................

    Student Name: ______________________


    Math Review units 1-4 and 5.1
    60 marks from 60 questions
    Question 1

    The common prime factors of 270 and 900 are shown in red. Multiply these factors together to find
    the HCF of 270 and 900.
    2×3×3×5=

    Question 2

    To find the LCM of 24 and 300, calculate

    a. 2×2×3

    b. 5×5×2

    c. 2×2×3×5×5×3

    d. 2×2×3×5×5×2

    Question 3
    2100 = 2 × 2 × 3 × 5 × 5 × 7
    Use the prime factors of 2100 to find the LCM of 2100 and 1500.
    LCM =
    Question 4

    Number Factors

    7 1, 7
    11 1, 11

    When a number has only two factors, itself and one, then it is a prime number. So 7 and 11 are both
    prime numbers.

    The HCF of two prime numbers =

    Question 5
    14 000 = 2 × 2 × 2 × 2 × 5 × 5 × 5 × 7
    = (2 × 2 × 2 × 2) × (5 × 5 × 5) × (7)

    Written in index notation, 14 000 is:

    a. 146

    b. 2×5×7

    c. 103 × 7

    d. 24 × 5 3 × 7 1

    Question 6
    In the table of powers, the base has been replaced with a heart.

    Index notation Value


    2 4

    3 8

    4 16

    5 32

    6 64

    What number does the heart represent?

    Question 7

    52 × 53 × 5–5 = 5

    =
    Question 8

    63 ÷ 6 3 =

    a. 61 = 6

    b. 60 = 1

    c. 66 = 46 656

    d. 69 = 10 077 696

    Question 9
    ‘Triple a number and then halve your answer’ could be written in different ways using algebra.
    Pick the correct expressions:

    a. 3m ÷ 2

    b.

    c.

    d.

    Question 10

    Write (h + t) ÷ 8 in fraction form without using a ÷ sign or grouping symbols.

    Question 11

    Choose the expression that is equivalent to .

    a. 7+p−8+m

    b. 7×p÷8×m

    c. (7 × p) ÷ (8 × m)

    d. (7 + p) ÷ (8 + m)
    Question 12

    − p means:

    a. (p + 7) ÷ 5 − p

    b. (p + 7) ÷ (5 − p )

    c. p+7÷5−p

    d. p + 7 ÷ (5 − p )

    Question 13
    a = 5, b = –2 and c = 7 so:
    ab + c =

    Question 14
    If a = 5 and b = 4, evaluate 2(a + 5) – 3b.

    2(a + 5) − 3b
    = 2( + 5) – 3 ×

    = 2× –

    Question 15

    b + d = 24. Which of the following values could b and d have? Select all correct answers.

    a. b = 4 and d = 8
    b. b = 8 and d = 4
    c. b = 0 and d = 24
    d. b = 6 and d = 18

    Question 16

    Choose values of p that make 16 − p2 greater than zero.

    a. p=0

    b. p = 10

    c. p=4

    d. p=1
    Question 17

    9k2 – 4 is a simplified form of which of the following expressions?

    a. 3(3k2 – 2) + 2(3k2 – 2)

    b. 3k(3k – 2) + 2(3k – 2)

    c. 3k(3k – 2) + 2(3k + 2)

    d. 3k(3k + 2) + 2(3k – 2)

    Question 18
    2q(5q + 4) – 2(2q + 5) =

    a. 10q 2 + 4q – 10

    b. 10q 2 + 4q + 10

    c. 10q 2 – 4q + 10

    d. 10q 2 + 12q + 10

    Question 19

    Given that one of the following expansions is equal to (a + 3)2, substitute a = 3 to find which one is
    correct.

    a. a2 + 6 a + 9

    b. a2 + 3 a + 3

    c. a2 – 6 a + 9

    d. a2 + 9 a – 9

    Question 20
    A trapezium has parallel sides of length (2x + 5) cm and (4x – 1) cm and has a perpendicular height of
    x cm.
    Complete the expression for the area of the trapezium.
    Area = x x
    Question 21

    Factorise fully 3t2 – 9t.

    a. t(3t – 9)

    b. 3t(t − 3)

    c. 3(t2 – 3t)

    d. 3t(t + 3)

    Question 22
    Complete:

    3h 2 – h (3h –
    = 1)

    Question 23

    –12mn + 28p = (3mn – 7p)

    Question 24
    Complete the sentence.
    14pq 2 – 7p 2q is the product of (2q – p) and .

    Question 25
    You solved the linear equation 2m + 1 = 3 and found that m = 1.
    To check your answer, you could:

    a. substitute 1 for m to see if 2 × 1 + 1 equals 3

    b. substitute 3 for m to see if 2 × 3 + 1 equals 3

    c. not substitute any number for m to see if you are correct.


    Question 26

    Find the perimeter of this shape. All lengths are given in centimetres.
    Perimeter = cm

    Question 27

    How long is the perimeter of this rectangle?


    Perimeter = units

    Question 28
    Leila decides to solve the linear equation 6z + 5 = 17 by the formal method. Her first line of working
    should be:

    a. 6z + 5 + 5 = 17 + 5

    b. 6z + 5 – 5 = 17 – 5

    c. =

    d. 6z + 5 – 17 = 17 – 17

    Question 29
    Which inequality is equivalent to 4x > 12?
    Select all correct answers.
    a. x > 4
    b. 2x > 10
    c. 2x > 6
    d. x > 3
    Question 30

    Select the correct list of integer values for this inequality.


    a. −4, −3, −2, −1, 0, 1, 2
    b. −3, −2, −1, 0, 1
    c. −3, −2, −1, 0, 1, 2
    d. −4, −3, −2, −1, 0, 1

    Question 31
    −2, −1, 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5
    Which inequality has this list of integer values?
    Select all correct answers.
    a. −2 ≤ a < 6

    1 8
    b. −2 ≤n≤6
    5 9

    c. −3 < p < 6
    d. −2.1 < x < 5.3

    Question 32
    Which inequality is equivalent to x + 3 > 14 and 8 < x − 3?
    a. x > 17
    b. x > 11
    c. x < 5
    d. x < −5

    Question 33

    7.46 ÷ 0.1 =

    Question 34

    35.06 ÷ 0.01 =
    Question 35

    0.003 ÷ 0.12 =

    Question 36

    7.5 ÷ 0.001 =

    Question 37
    What is 58.01347 rounded to three significant figures?
    58.01347 = (3 s.f.)

    Question 38
    If 36 000 has been rounded to the nearest thousand, how many significant figures does it have?

    Question 39
    Work out the exact answer to this calculation.
    Give your answer to two significant figures.

    763.46
    × 25.3
    =

    8.82

    Question 40
    The amount of rain that fell over a week was recorded as 500 ml to the nearest 10 ml.
    How many significant figures have been used in 500 ml?

    Question 41
    Which number has the smallest number of thousandths?

    a. 4302.654

    b. 4302.655

    c. 4302.656

    d. 4302.657
    Question 42
    Put these numbers in order of size, starting with the smallest.
    21.5, 21.61, 21.35, 21.482
    , , ,

    Question 43
    Convert the fraction and percentage below to decimals.
    Use the decimals to select the smallest number from the list.

    a. 57%

    b.

    c. 0.563

    Question 44
    In the final of the 100 m freestyle, the world record for this event was broken by one swimmer.
    Swimmer A swam the final in 48.21 seconds, B in 48.12 seconds and C in 48.02 seconds.
    Which of the times below could have been the world record?

    a. 48.2 seconds

    b. 48.14 seconds

    c. 48.1 seconds

    d. 48.01 seconds

    Question 45

    4.05 × 0.08 =

    Question 46
    What is the product of 5.111 and 0.6?
    Question 47
    Niamh's average time for running 1 km is 7.508 minutes. On one day she runs 22.195 km.
    Niamh estimates her time by rounding the distance to the nearest 10 km and her time to run 1 km to
    one decimal place.
    What is her estimate of the time she took to run 42.195 km?
    Estimated time = minutes

    Question 48

    How many decimal places will there be in 17.032?

    Question 49

    38 ÷ 0.8 =

    Question 50
    884 ÷ 52 = 17
    Therefore 884 ÷ 5.2 =

    Question 51
    8.6 ÷ 0.1 = 86 ÷ 1
    = 86

    So 8.6 ÷ 0.1 is the same as 8.6 × 10.


    Use this method to complete the following calculation.

    5.7 ÷ 0.001 = 5.7 ×


    =

    Question 52

    Work 36 × 0.5
    out 0.2 × 0.3
    Question 53
    Complete this equivalent calculation.
    2.8 × 0.09 = (2.8 × )÷

    Question 54
    Enter the missing numbers to complete this calculation.

    12 × 1.7 × 2.5 = 12 × 2.5 × 1.7

    = × 1.7

    =3× × 1.7

    =3×

    = 51

    Question 55
    Enter the missing numbers to complete this calculation.

    42 × 0.45 = 42 × 0.5 × 0.9

    = × 0.9

    = 21 × ( − )

    = 21 −

    Question 56
    The selling price of a new computer from a shop is 2.5 times the amount it costs to produce it.
    The price to buy the same computer online is 0.9 times the price in the shop.
    If the computer costs $440 to produce, how much is it sold for online?
    $
    Question 57

    Select all the true statements.

    a. a = 123°

    b. The lines h and k are parallel.

    c. a = 133°

    d. The lines h and k are not parallel.

    Question 58

    Which angles are equal to 163°?

    a. w°

    b. x°

    c. y°

    d. z°

    Question 59

    r=
    Question 60

    Find the value of m.


    m=

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