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FPTP Multi-Part Numerical Reasoning • Test 3
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Multi-part Test 3

First Past the Post • Standard Format • 5 Multi-part Questions (24 Sub-items)

24 Graded Items

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Question 1

Ricky lives on Sudbury Lane and takes the bus regularly. Below is the timetable of the bus route he uses.

Stop Monday to Friday Saturday
Sudbury Lane10:0012:15
Wembley Park10:0912:30
Preston Road10:3112:47
Preston Hill10:4413:05
a. On a Monday, how long does the journey take from Sudbury Lane to Wembley Park?
seconds
b. Mark the journey that takes the least time on a Thursday.
Preston Road to Preston Hill
Wembley Park to Preston Road
c. Mark the day on which travelling from Preston Road to Preston Hill is shorter.
Saturday
Thursday
d. If, on a Saturday, road works increase journey times by 20%, how long will it take Ricky to travel from Sudbury Lane to Wembley Park?
seconds
Question 2

In the sequence below, missing terms are represented by the letters A, B and C.

A   3   6   12   24   48   B   C
a. What is the value of term B?
b. What is the sum of the terms B and C?
c. What is the value of term A?
.
d. How many of the terms, excluding A, B and C, are multiples of four?
e. How many of the terms above, excluding A, B and C, are triangular numbers?
Question 3

The pie chart below shows the favourite subjects of 200 children in year six. (Diagram not to scale)

Drama 42% P.E. 23% English 20% Maths
a. What percentage said maths was their favourite subject?
. %
b. How many students said English was their favourite subject?
c. If 3/8 of the pupils who said English was their favourite subject are girls, how many girls does this represent?
d. Using your answer from part (c), how many boys said English was their favourite subject?
e. How many degrees does the segment for English represent?
°
Question 4

Adrian is saving money for a bike whilst donating to charity. Of his weekly £15 pocket money, Adrian donates 1/3 to charity and the remaining 2/3 is saved towards the bike.

a. How much money is put towards the bike every week?
£ .
b. After four weeks how much money has Adrian donated to charity?
£ .
c. After x weeks, Adrian has donated £55 to charity. What is the value of x?
d. If the bike costs £120, what percentage towards the cost of the bike has he saved after nine weeks?
%
e. If the bike is on sale and now costs £100, once Adrian has saved enough to purchase the bike, how much would he have donated to charity?
£ .
Question 5

The Venn diagram below provides information about 40 children who own dogs, fish, both or neither of the two.

Dogs 10 3 Fish 12 15
a. How many children own both dogs and fish?
b. How many children do not own either of the two pets?
c. As a fraction of the total number of children, how many children own fish? (in simplest form)
/
d. What is the ratio of only dogs owned to only fish owned? (in simplest form)
:
e. If 20% of children with neither of the two pets decided to get a dog, how many children would now own dogs?