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1 Functional Skills Mathematics Level Topic: Units of Measure opyright 0 - ll Rights Reserved

2 weight-watcher weighs herself. The diagram shows the reading on the scales kg What is the reading on the scale? 93.kg 9.0kg 9.0kg 9.kg On a fine day with no wind, the temperature at a campsite is 3. It feels colder for every 0mph of wind. The temperature in a 0mph wind will feel like 3 The average distance a group of employees travel to work is estimated. istance is measured in kilograms kilometres hours litres opyright 0 - ll Rights Reserved

3 darts competition starts at :pm. The competition lasts for three and a quarter hours. Watch a Watch b Watch c Watch d Which watch face displays the time that the competition ends? Watch a Watch b Watch c Watch d opyright 0 - ll Rights Reserved

4 There is a fuel tank in a car supermarket. The diagram shows the reading on the scale. How much fuel is in the tank? 30 litres 00 litres 0 litres 300 litres factory manager s office measures metres by metres. The builder works out the floor area as units. The unit for the floor area is m m m 3 cm opyright 0 - ll Rights Reserved

5 The counter clerk in an office checks the weight of a letter. The reading on the scale is 0.g 0.g 0.g l.g cinema shows two films one after the other in a special double bill. This takes 3 hours. One of the films lasts for hour 0 minutes. How long does the other film last? lhr 0min lhr 0min hr 0min hr 0min opyright 0 - ll Rights Reserved

6 9 The diagram shows the reading on the thermometer one day last summer. What is the reading? 0 janitor is preparing a tank of cleaning fluid. isinfectant is added in the ratio of 3 grams of disinfectant to every litres of water in a tank. How much disinfectant is added to 300 litres of water? loog 00g 0g 00g opyright 0 - ll Rights Reserved

7 dressmaker measures a length of fabric. The diagram shows the reading on the tape measure. What is the reading on the tape measure? metre centimetres metre centimetres metre 0 centimetres metre 0 centimetres uring a set of athletic trials, Rosie and nuna compete in the long jump. The diagram shows the length of each girl s jump. Rosie nuna metres Rosie s jump was 3.9 metres. How long was nuna s jump? 3.9m 3.9m 3.9m 3.9m opyright 0 - ll Rights Reserved

8 3 customer buys a microwave oven and is given a free ready to cook meal. diagram on the packet shows how long the meal takes to cook. 0 9 Mins 3 How long does the ready meal take to cook? mins 0secs mins 30secs mins 0secs mins 0secs opyright 0 - ll Rights Reserved

9 It takes minutes for Richard to drive home from his job at an electrical superstore. The diagram shows the time on the clock in his car when he leaves the store What time does he arrive home? 3:pm :pm :pm :pm Lily and harles are going to see an ice skating show. The show starts at :30pm. It runs for hours 3 minutes. What time does it finish? 9:0pm 9:3pm 0:00pm 0:0pm opyright 0 - ll Rights Reserved

10 carton of fudge weighs 0 grams. nother unit for weighing is millimetres kilograms kilometres litres Magazines are delivered to newsagents in packets of 0. The weight of a packet is checked with a spring balance. This diagram shows the reading. kg What is the reading on the scale? kg 300g kg 333g kg 00g 3kg00g kg 3kg kg baker weighs a small loaf. loaf can be weighed in grams centimetres kilometres litres opyright 0 - ll Rights Reserved

11 9 cook measures out milk for a recipe for roccoli ake. How much milk is in the jug? 30ml 0ml ml ml 0 The cook puts the roccoli ake in the oven at the time shown on the clock It takes 0 minutes to cook. What time will the roccoli ake be cooked? :30 :0 :30 :0 opyright 0 - ll Rights Reserved

12 fish tank has a base area of 00 square centimetres. It can hold up to two fish per 000 square centimetres of base area. What is the maximum number of fish it can hold? 0 The manager of a chip shop sets the temperature control on the chip fryer to 90. The diagram shows the temperature control. Which position is 90? position P position Q position R position S 3 istance travelled is often measured in miles. istance can also be measured in kilobytes kilowatts kilograms kilometres opyright 0 - ll Rights Reserved

13 The diagram shows a car s speedometer during part of a journey What speed does the diagram show? mph mph mph mph mph In 99 the average weekly working hours of full-time employees in the UK was 3. This is 3 hours minutes 3 hours minutes 3 hours 30 minutes 3 hours 0 minutes opyright 0 - ll Rights Reserved

14 Questions to are about building a garage The gap in the wall for the garage door needs to be. metres wide. Which of the arrows points to the correct measurement? arrow P arrow Q arrow R arrow S The height of the garage door is.9 metres. What is this to the nearest centimetre? 90cm 9cm 99cm 00cm opyright 0 - ll Rights Reserved

15 The roofing sheets need to be. metres long. The builder uses the conversion graph below to work out the length of the sheets in feet. Metres to feet conversion graph Metres Feet What is. metres in feet? 0. feet.0 feet. feet.0 feet opyright 0 - ll Rights Reserved

16 9 woman checks the pressure in her car tyres with a pressure gauge. The diagram shows the reading on the pressure gauge psi 0 0 The tyre pressure is O. psi.o psi 30. psi 3.O psi opyright 0 - ll Rights Reserved

17 30 The organiser of a trip expects the journey to London to take 3. hours. The coach leaves ardiff at :0am. Which clock face shows the expected arrival time in London? lock a lock b lock c lock d clock a clock b clock c clock d 3 The weight of a box of tiles can be measured in centimetres kilograms litres square metres opyright 0 - ll Rights Reserved

18 3 The temperature in a sauna is shown below. o The temperature in the sauna is Tyre pressure is measured in pounds per square inch (psi). This table shows the correct tyre pressure for different cars. ar type Tyre pressure (psi) Front wheel Rear wheel Ford Fiesta 3 Vauxhall orsa Volkswagen Polo Ford Escort 3 itroen ZX 3 30 Vauxhall Vectra 9 9 Ford Mondeo What is the correct rear wheel tyre pressure for a Ford Escort? psi psi 30psi 3psi opyright 0 - ll Rights Reserved

19 3 woman checks her car tyre pressure. The line on the gauge shows the tyre pressure (psi) psi The current tyre pressure is 30.psi 30.psi 3psi 3psi 3 carer takes a child s temperature with a thermometer. The diagram shows the temperature reading The thermometer reads opyright 0 - ll Rights Reserved

20 3 unit for measuring temperature is. The stands for calories ceritilitres centimetres celsius 3 shopper arrives at a bus stop at :am to go to a store. She waits until the bus arrives at 9:0am. How long does she wait for the bus? minutes minutes minutes minutes 3 woman measures the width of a window with her tape measure. 00cm The diagram shows the reading on the tape. What is the width of the window? 0.0cm 0.cm 09.0cm 09.cm opyright 0 - ll Rights Reserved

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