1 a Dawn s 14th birthday was on 1st September. On 8th September she was 14 years and 1 week old. b How old was Dawn on 1st June the following year?

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1 Cambridge Essentials Mathematics Support 9 GM End-of-unit Test GM End-of-unit Test a Dawn s th birthday was on st September. On 8th September she was years and week old. How old was Dawn on 29th September? b How old was Dawn on st June the following year? 2 a The arrow on this dial shows a speed of 0 km/h. Draw an arrow on this dial to show a speed of 25 km/h. Original material Cambridge University Press 200

2 Cambridge Essentials Mathematics Support 9 GM End-of-unit Test b 80 km/h is about the same speed as 50 mph. What speed in km/h is about the same as 75 mph? km/h 3 A bottle contains 250 ml of medicine. An adult dose is 0 ml, four times a day. A child dose is 5 ml, four times a day. One adult and one child need to take the medicine four times a day for five days. Will there be enough medicine in the bottle? Yes No Explain your answer. This is part of a train timetable for the 200 London train to Manchester. London Crewe Wilmslow Stockport Manchester a How long should the train take to travel from London to Crewe? b On one day this train arrives 8 minutes late at Crewe. Complete the expected arrival times at the remaining stations: Wilmslow Stockport Manchester Original material Cambridge University Press 200 2

3 Cambridge Essentials Mathematics Support 9 GM End-of-unit Test 5 This cuboid is made from eight cubes. On the grid below, draw a different cuboid made from eight cubes. 6 ABCDEFGH is a cuboid. You can get from D to F in three moves: D C B F Complete the table below to show all six different ways of getting from D o F. Original material Cambridge University Press 200 3

4 Cambridge Essentials Mathematics Support 9 GM End-of-unit Test D C B F 7 A bowl is put on a digital scale which shows its weight in kilograms. The reading shows the weight is 0.5 kg. The same bowl is placed on a balance which shows its weight in grams. What will the dial of the balance show the weight to be? 8 Here are two containers and the amounts they hold. g 0.6 litres 750 millilitres A B Which container holds the greater amount? A B How much more does it hold? Give your answer in millilitres. ml Original material Cambridge University Press 200

5 Cambridge Essentials Mathematics Support 9 GM End-of-unit Test 9 Change the following units. 0.6 litres = millilitres 3.5 m = cm 8.8 lb = kg 20 cm = inches 0 Here are the plan and front elevation of a solid shape. Plan Front elevation a On the grid below, draw the side elevation of the solid shape. b In the space below, draw a sketch of the solid shape. Original material Cambridge University Press 200 5

6 Cambridge Essentials Mathematics Support 9 GM End-of-unit Test Find the surface area of this cuboid. cm² 2 This is a prism. Work out the surface area of the prism. cm² Original material Cambridge University Press 200 6

7 Cambridge Essentials Mathematics Support 9 GM End-of-unit Test 3 This carton holds.6 litres of juice when full. What is the height of the carton? cm END OF ASSESSMENT Original material Cambridge University Press 200 7

8 Cambridge Essentials Mathematics Support 9 GM End-of-unit Test GM End-of-unit Test Teacher Guidance Units covered: GM., GM.2, GM.3 Guide to Levels. Level Description Calculating with time Using dials and metric units 5 Converting metric units Linking faces and edges of 3-D shapes Drawing 2-D representations of 3-D shapes 6 Calculating the volume of cuboids and solids made from cuboids Calculating the surface areas of cuboids 7 Calculating the surface areas of prisms Solving complex capacity problems with cuboids Answers Question Level Mark Answer Notes a b years weeks years 9 months 2 a b Diagram 20 for 25 km/h shown 3 2 No Reason for No and reason e.g. 300 > 250; for calculation leading to 300 a b h 33 min Times for 227, 2256, Diagram for correct volume drawn, if some errors in drawing DCBF for all six, for at least three DCGF DHGF DHEF DABF DAEF B 50 ml a 6 2 Side elevation for correct side elevation, or for partial elevation (e.g. rectangle or Original material Cambridge University Press 200 8

9 Cambridge Essentials Mathematics Support 9 GM End-of-unit Test b 6 2 triangle) Sketch for sketch, or for a partially correct sketch for 36, or for complete method shown with some calculation errors for 300 or for attempt to sum five areas for 20, for 600 (8 0) NB: Levels are approximate only. Suggested guidance on overall level based on performance: Level Level 5 Level 6 Level 7 Total 5 marks 3 marks 2s 25 marks 28 marks NB: Levels are approximate only. Original material Cambridge University Press 200 9