Instructions : 1. Answer all questions. 2. No extra paper will be given to you other than what you have.
3. Read the questions carefully before answering in the spaces given.
4. Any handwriting that cannot easily be read may lead to loss of marks.
Best of Luck 1 Question ( 1 ) : (A) Draw a circle around the letter of the correct answer : (1) The probability of 75% is ( a ) unlikely b ) even ( c ) likely ( d ) certain (2) The probability always add up to (a)0 (b)1 ( c ) 0.5 (d)2 (3) The probability of tossing a coin equals 1 1 1 1 (a) 2 (b) 3 (c) 6 (d) 5
(4) All possible outcomes are called
( a ) throwing ( b ) tossing ( c ) probability ( d ) Sample space (5) Today is Tuesday, The probability of tomorrow being Wednesday is ( a ) unlikely b ) even ( c ) likely ( d ) certain (6) The probability of it raining is 0.3, The probability of it won’t rain is ( a ) 0.5 ( b ) 0.6 ( c ) 0.7 ( d ) 0.8 (7) A way of displaying data in intersecting circles is ( a ) graph ( b ) Venn diagram ( c ) pie chart ( d ) line graph (8) The Set of everything is called ( a ) element ( b ) general ( c ) universal ( d ) set A (9) The most common value is ( a ) mean ( b ) median ( c ) mode ( d ) range (10) The difference between highest and lowest value is
2 ( a ) mean ( b ) median ( c ) mode ( d ) range
Question ( 2 ) : Complete: (1) The total of values divided by number of values is ……………………… (2) The ………………… is a middle value when values are in order of size. (3) The word frequency means ………………… (4) The scatter graph shows ………………….…………… (5) The possible outcomes from tossing two coins are ……………...……… (6) The things in the set are called ……………...……… (7) The word frequency means ………………… (8) Primary data is ………………….……………………………….…………… (9) Secondary data is ………………….……………………………….……….. (10) Qualitative data is ………………….……………………………….………. Give two examples ………………….……………………………….…………... 11) Quantitative data is ………………….…………………………….………. Give two examples ………………….……………………………….…………... 12) Discrete data is ………………….……………………………….………. Give two examples ………………….……………………………….…………... 13) Continuous data is ………………….……………………………….………. Give two examples ………………….……………………………….…………... 14) All probabilities are between …… and ………… 15) The probability of something not happening = ……………………… 3 16) You can give probabilities using ………….. , …………….. or …..……
Question ( 3 ) : (1) Layla tosses a coin and then spins the fair spinner shown below. a) Complete the table to show all possible outcomes.
1 2 3 Heads H1 Tails T3
b) Find the probability of getting a head and 2.
c) Find the probability of getting a tail and an odd number. (2) The probability that a train is not on time is 0.22. What is the probability that the train is on time ? ………………….………… ………………….……………………………….………………………….……... (3( There are 300 students in year 9. 120 study music, 119 study art and 30 study both music and art. 100 students study neither music nor art. a) Show this information on this Venn diagram, Where M = {music students} and A = {art students}. b) How many students study at least one of music or art.
4 Question ( 4 ) : (1) This table shows how many pizzas were sold by a pizzeria on different days. Key : represents 20 pizzas a) How many pizzas were sold on Tuesday? ……………… b) How many pizzas were sold on Thursday? …………………. c) 70 pizzas were sold on Friday. Use this Information to complete the diagram.
(2) Find the median, mode , mean and the range of these numbers: 10 , 12 , 8 , 15 , 9 , 12 , 11 . The median = ……………. The mode = ……………. The mean = ……………. The range = ……………. (3) Some people were asked how many posters they have on their bedroom walls. The table shows the results. Find the mean of the data. Number of posters Frequency 0 1 1 10 2 12 3 9 4 6 5 2
5 Question ( 5 ) : Use the graph on the right to answer the following questions.
1) this graph is called ………………
2) predict the age of computer worth £450 …………………… 3) What is price of the computer that its age 5 years.………………
