CONVENT OF THE SACRED HEART FOUNDATION SENIOR SCHOOL, ST.

JULIANS MID-YEARLY EXAMS FEBRUARY 2011 FORM 2 TIME : 1 HOUR 20 MINS MATHEMATICS CALCULATOR PAPER

Instructions to Candidates Answer all the questions on foolscaps This paper carries 60 marks. Calculators, compasses and protractors may be used. All working and necessary sketches must be shown. 1. Paperclips are packed in packets of 24. If a teacher needs 180 paperclips for her class project, how many packets does she need to buy? (2 marks)

2.

A textbook costs 15. How many textbooks can I buy with 380?

(1 mark)

3.

a) i) iii)

Work out the following with the calculator. 6 39.87 x 9.99 0.16 ii) iv) 2.57 x 4.2 5.54 (5 marks) (2 marks)

b) 4.

Write the answers of questions (3a) to 2 decimal places. Write : a) b) 11.45 days in days and hours 6 minutes and 3.6 seconds in minutes only.

(4 marks)

5.

a)

Construct the following angles. You are to use your compass and not your protractor to construct them. 90 ii) 30 (3 marks)

i) b) i)

Use a protractor to draw the following angles. 25 ii) 315 (3 marks) 1

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a) b) c) d)

Construct triangle ABC with BC = 9cm, B = 42 and C = 65. Measure side AB and write down its length. Measure angle A. Bisect angle A and let its bisector intersect BC at X. Measure BX.

(7 marks)

7.

Find the value of all the unknown angles. Note that the diagrams are not drawn to scale. i) ii)

(6 marks) 8. The following data are the length of different coloured jars. 12.1cm 16.9cm 19.3cm Size (cm) 22.9cm 19.1cm 21.8cm 14.01cm 14cm 13.5cm Tally 19.3cm 15.4cm 18.5cm 14.4cm 21cm 20.3cm Frequency

a) b) c)

Copy and complete the table below. Find the range for the data. Find the mean, median and mode for the data.

(13 marks)

9.

Grezzi is standing on the top of a clip 300m high. Looking out to sea she sees a large Ship 800m away.

a) b)

Use a scale of 1cm to 50m to construct the right angled triangle. right-angled Measure the angle of depression, of the ship from the top of the cliff. (4 marks)

10.

ABCD is a square of side 9cm, E, F, G and H are points on the sides of the square, each at a distance of 3cm from the nearest corner of the square as shown in the figure such that EFGH is also a square.

a) b)

Calculate the total area of the 4 triangles. Find the area of the square EFGH. d

(6 marks)

11.

a)

Find the perimeter of the following shape.

b)

If this shape has a depth of 3cm, what is its volume?

(4 marks)