Revision Year 9 Aligned: True or False? The Sum of The Interior Angles of A Pentagon Is 450°

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1
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True or false?
The
sum of the interior angles of a pentagon is 450°.
[1 marks]
Choice 1) True
Choice 2) False
2
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True or false?
The
sum of the interior angles of a decagon is 1440°.
[1 marks]
Choice 1) True
Choice 2) False
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3
.
True or false?
This
shape is a convex polygon.
[1 marks]
Choice 1) True
Choice 2) False
4
.
Select the sum of the interior angles of an octagon and the sum of the exterior
angles of an octagon. [1 marks]
Choice 1) 360°
Choice 2) 720°
Choice 3) 1080°
Choice 4) 1440°
5
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Select the sum of the interior angles of a nonagon and the sum of the exterior
angles
of a nonagon. [1 marks]
Choice 1) 360°
Choice 2) 720°
Choice 3) 1260°
Choice 4) 1800°
6
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The interior angles of a hexagon are 100°, 150°, 75°, 90°, 145° and p°.
Enter
numbers in figures to complete the statements below.
p = _____ °
q = _____ ° [1 marks]
7
.
Enter numbers in figures to complete the answers below.
x = _____ °
y = _____ °
z = _____ ° [1 marks]
8
.
x = _____ °
y = _____ ° [1 marks]
9
.
Complete the statements below.
Enter
'convex' or 'concave' in the second gap.
x = _____ °
This
shape is a _____ polygon. [1 marks]
10
.
a = _____ °
b = _____ °
c = _____ ° [1 marks]
11
.
True or false?
The
exterior angles in a regular heptagon add up to 360°.
[1 marks]
Choice 1) True
Choice 2) False
12
.
True or false?
Each
interior angle of a regular octagon is 45°. [1 marks]
Choice 1) True
Choice 2) False
13
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True or false?
Each
interior angle of a regular decagon is 36°. [1 marks]
Choice 1) True
Choice 2) False
14
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Kai wants to draw a regular polygon with 15 sides.
Select
the sizes of the interior and exterior angles. [1 marks]
Choice 1) 24°
Choice 2) 27.7°
Choice 3) 152.3°
Choice 4) 156°
15
.
A regular polygon has 11 sides.
Select
Choice 1) 32.7°
Choice 2) 57.3°
Choice 3) 147.3°
Choice 4) 212.7°
16
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A regular polygon has 21 sides.
Select
Choice 1) 17.1°
Choice 2) 107.1°
Choice 3) 197.9°
Choice 4) 162.9°
17
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The diagram shows a regular hexagon.
Enter
a = _____ °
b = _____ °
c = _____ ° [1 marks]
18
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Enter numbers in figures to complete the sentences below.
1 A
regular polygon with exterior angles of 4° has _____ sides.
2 A
regular polygon with exterior angles of 9° has _____ sides. [1 marks]
19
.
The diagram shows a regular octagon.
Enter
a = _____ °
b = _____ ° [1 marks]
20
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The diagram shows a regular octagon.
Enter
c = _____ °
d = _____ ° [1 marks]
21
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True or false?
Equilateral
triangles tessellate. [1 marks]
Choice 1) True
Choice 2) False
22
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True or false?
Regular
pentagons will tessellate. [1 marks]
Choice 1) True
Choice 2) False
23
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True or false?
Regular
hexagons will tessellate. [1 marks]
Choice 1) True
Choice 2) False
24
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With which other regular shape can regular octagons semi-tessellate? [1 marks]
Choice 1) Triangles
Choice 2) Squares
Choice 3) Rectangles
Choice 4) Hexagons
25
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Select one answer for each question.
How
many sides does a nonagon have?
What
is the interior angle of a regular nonagon?
Will
a regular nonagon tessellate? [1 marks]
Choice 1) 7
Choice 2) 9
Choice 3) 11
Choice 4) 140°
Choice 5) 128.6°
Choice 6) 147.3°
Choice 7) Yes
Choice 8) No
26
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How
many sides does a heptagon have?
What
is the interior angle of a regular heptagon?
Will
a regular heptagon tessellate? [1 marks]
Choice 1) 7
Choice 2) 9
Choice 3) 11
Choice 4) 147.3°
Choice 5) 140°
Choice 6) 128.6°
Choice 7) Yes
Choice 8) No
27
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How
many sides does a decagon have?
What
is the interior angle of a regular decagon?
Will
a regular decagon tessellate? [1 marks]
Choice 1) 7
Choice 2) 9
Choice 3) 10
Choice 4) 144°
Choice 5) 128.6°
Choice 6) 147.3°
Choice 7) Yes
Choice 8) No
28
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Select the pairs of shapes which form semi-tessellations.
Each
shape has a side length of 3 cm. [1 marks]
Choice 1) Squares and regular octagons
Choice 2) Squares and equilateral triangles
Choice 3) Hexagons and equilateral triangles
Choice 4) Pentagons and equilateral triangles
29
.
Each
Choice 1) Squares and regular hexagons
Choice 2) Squares and equilateral triangles
Choice 4) Pentagons and hexagons
30
.
Each
Choice 1) Squares and regular heptagons
Choice 2) Squares and regular pentagons
Choice 4) Squares and regular octagons
31
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The table shows the distances competitors recorded in a discus
competition.
Complete the column for the mid-values.
Distance, d Frequency, f Mid-value, x, f × x (metres)

(metres) of distance
(metres)
15 ≤ d < 20 7 17.5
20 ≤ d < 25 20 _____
25 ≤ d < 30 22 _____
30 ≤ d < 35 7 _____
35 ≤ d < 40 3 _____
40 ≤ d < 45 1 _____
[1 marks]
32
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competition.
Complete the column for f × x.
Distance, d Frequency, f Mid-value, x, f × x (metres)

(metres) of distance
(metres)
15 ≤ d < 20 7 17.5 122.5
20 ≤ d < 25 20 22.5 _____
25 ≤ d < 30 22 27.5 _____
30 ≤ d < 35 7 32.5 _____
35 ≤ d < 40 3 37.5 _____
40 ≤ d < 45 1 42.5 _____
[1 marks]
33
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competition.
Calculate an estimate for the mean distance recorded.
[1
marks]
Choice 1) 1560
Choice 2) 260
Choice 3) 4.3
Choice 4) 26
34
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The table shows the heights of some tomato plants.
Complete the column for the mid-values.
Height, h (cm) Frequency, f Mid-value, x, f × x

of height (cm)
0 ≤ h < 10 1 _____
10 ≤ h < 20 3 _____
20 ≤ h < 30 7 _____
30 ≤ h < 40 9 _____
40 ≤ h < 50 12 _____
50 ≤ h < 60 6 _____
[1 marks]
35
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Complete the column for f × x.
Height, h (cm) Frequency, f Mid-value, x, f × x

of height (cm)
0 ≤ h < 10 1 5 _____
10 ≤ h < 20 3 15 _____
20 ≤ h < 30 7 25 _____
30 ≤ h < 40 9 35 _____
40 ≤ h < 50 12 45 _____
50 ≤ h < 60 6 55 _____
[1 marks]
36
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Calculate an estimate for the mean height of the plants.
[1 marks]
Choice 1) 235
Choice 2) 37
Choice 3) 1410
Choice 4) 38
37
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The table shows the masses of a group of dogs.
Find the median mass of a dog.
[1 marks]
Choice 1) 25 kg
Choice 2) 35 kg
Choice 3) 45 kg
Choice 4) 55 kg
38
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The table shows the masses of a group of dogs.
Calculate an estimate for the mean mass.
[1 marks]
Choice 1) 1875 kg
Choice 2) 313 kg
Choice 3) 35 kg
Choice 4) 55 kg
39
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The table shows the amounts of money collected for a charity by
members of
class 8.
Enter numbers in figures to complete the sentence below.
An estimate for the mean amount of money collected is £ _____ . [1 marks]
40
.
The table shows the amounts of money collected for a charity
by members of
class 8.
Enter numbers in figures to complete the sentence below.
An estimate for the median amount of money collected is £ _____ [1 marks]
41
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The table shows the volume of ice slush dispensed by McSlush machines in a
number of shops.
Complete
the cumulative frequency table.
Volume of ice slush, v Number of Cumulative

(litres) machines frequency
0<v≤2 3 3
2<v≤4 8 11
4<v≤6 12 23
6<v≤8 9 _____
8 < v ≤ 10 5 _____
10 < v ≤ 12 2 _____
[1 marks]
42
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The graph shows the cumulative frequency diagram for the ice slush data from
question 1.
Use
the graph to estimate the median.
[1 marks]
Choice 1) 3.75 litres
Choice 4) 20 litres
43
.
question1.
Use
the graph to estimate the upper quartile.
[1 marks]
Choice 4) 20 litres
44
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question 1.
Use
the graph to estimate the interquartile range.
[1 marks]
Choice 4) 20 litres
45
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The table shows the areas of photographs used in a catalogue.
Complete
the cumulative frequency table.
Area of photograph, Number of Cumulative

A (cm )2 photographs frequency
0<A<5 13 13
5 < A < 10 25 _____
10 < A < 20 52 _____
20 < A < 30 61 _____
30 < A < 40 34 _____
40
< A < 60 11 _____
[1 marks]
46
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The graph shows the cumulative frequency diagram for photograph data from
question 5.
Use
the graph to estimate the median.
[1 marks]
Choice 1) 21.5 cm²
Choice 2) 12 cm²
Choice 3) 30 cm²
Choice 4) 18 cm²
47
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question 5.
Use
the graph to estimate the upper quartile.
[1 marks]
Choice 1) 21.5 cm²
Choice 2) 12 cm²
Choice 3) 30 cm²
Choice 4) 18 cm²
48
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question 5.
Use
[1 marks]
Choice 1) 21.5 cm²
Choice 2) 12 cm²
Choice 3) 30 cm²
Choice 4) 18 cm²
49
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The graph shows the cumulative frequency diagram for distances thrown by
competitors in a discus competition.
Use
[1 marks]
Choice 1) 5 metres
Choice 2) 11 metres
Choice 3) 22.5 metres
50
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The graph shows the cumulative frequency diagram for distances thrown by
competitors in a discus competition.
To
reach the the next round, competitors had to throw further than 35 m.
Use
the graph to estimate the percentage of competitors that reached the second
round of the competition.
[1 marks]
Choice 1) 7%
Choice 2) 93%
Choice 3) 56%
Choice 4) 4%
51
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Which one of these
shapes is a concave pentagon? [1 marks]
Choice 1)
Choice 2)
Choice 3)
Choice 4)
52
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Calculate the size of
the unknown angle, a, in this diagram.
a = _____ ° [1 marks]
53
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These are the sizes of
the four interior angles of a quadrilateral.
x° (2x +
5)° (3x + 10)° (4x + 15)°
Work out the size of the

largest angle.
The largest angle = _____ ° [1 marks]
54
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Complete this sentence:
If a polygon has 10 sides, the sum of its interior angles
must be _____ ° [1 marks]
55
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Della wants to draw a
regular polygon with 12 sides.
Which two statements are

true? [1 marks]
Choice 1) Each exterior angle is 30°
Choice 2) Each exterior angle is 36°
Choice 3) Each interior angle is 144°
Choice 4) Each interior angle is 150°
Choice 5) The polygon is a regular decagon
56
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Complete this sentence:
If each interior angle of a regular polygon is 160°, then
the polygon must have
_____ sides [1 marks]
57
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Which three of these regular
polygons tessellate? [1 marks]
Choice 1) Equilateral triangles
Choice 2) Squares
Choice 3) Regular pentagons
Choice 4) Regular hexagons
Choice 5) Regular octagons
58
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The table shows the
time that teachers in a school spent replying to emails
during one day.
Mid-value, x, of time
Time, t (minutes) Frequency, f f ´ x (minutes)
(minutes)
0 < t ≤ 10 5 5 25
10 < t ≤ 20 10 15 150
20 < t ≤ 30 35 25 875
30 < t ≤ 40 20 35 700
40 < t ≤ 50 10 45 450
Total = 80 Total = ________
Estimate, to the nearest
0.5 minutes, the mean time spent on emails.
_____ minutes [2 marks]
59
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The graph shows the
cumulative frequency diagram for distances thrown by
competitors in a discus
competition.
Use the graph to estimate the median. [1 marks]
Choice 1) 5 metres
60
.
The graph shows the
cumulative frequency diagram for distances thrown by
competitors in a discus
competition.
Use the graph to estimate the interquartile range. [1 marks]
Choice 1) about 60 metres
61
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This diagram shows a
regular pentagon on top of a regular hexagon.
Calculate the value of a.
Give reasons for you

method. [4 marks]
62
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This diagram shows a
regular pentagon with an equilateral triangle on one side.
BFG and AEG are straight

lines. M is the mid-point of DE.
Calculate the size of

angle MGE.
Give reasons for your

method. [4 marks]

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Revision Year 9 Aligned

Choice 1) Squares and regular octagons

Choice 2) Squares and equilateral triangles

Choice 3) Hexagons and equilateral triangles

Choice 4) Pentagons and equilateral triangles

Choice 1) Squares and regular hexagons

Choice 2) Squares and equilateral triangles

Choice 3) Hexagons and equilateral triangles

Choice 4) Pentagons and hexagons

Choice 1) Squares and regular heptagons

Choice 2) Squares and regular pentagons

Choice 3) Hexagons and equilateral triangles

Choice 4) Squares and regular octagons

Distance, d Frequency, f Mid-value, x, f × x (metres)

Distance, d Frequency, f Mid-value, x, f × x (metres)

Complete the column for the mid-values.

Height, h (cm) Frequency, f Mid-value, x, f × x

Complete the column for f × x.

Height, h (cm) Frequency, f Mid-value, x, f × x

Calculate an estimate for the mean height of the plants.

Find the median mass of a dog.

Calculate an estimate for the mean mass.

Enter numbers in figures to complete the sentence below.

An estimate for the mean amount of money collected is £ _____ . [1 marks]

Enter numbers in figures to complete the sentence below.

An estimate for the median amount of money collected is £ _____ [1 marks]

Volume of ice slush, v Number of Cumulative

Choice 1) 3.75 litres

Choice 2) 7.5 litres

Choice 3) 5.5 litres

Choice 1) 3.75 litres

Choice 2) 7.5 litres

Choice 3) 5.5 litres

Choice 1) 3.7 litres

Choice 2) 7.5 litres

Choice 3) 5.5 litres

Area of photograph, Number of Cumulative

Choice 1) 21.5 cm²

Choice 1) 21.5 cm²

Choice 1) 21.5 cm²

Choice 3) 22.5 metres

Choice 4) 27.5 metres

Work out the size of the

The largest angle = _____ ° [1 marks]

Which two statements are

Choice 1) Each exterior angle is 30°

Choice 2) Each exterior angle is 36°

Choice 3) Each interior angle is 144°

Choice 4) Each interior angle is 150°

Choice 5) The polygon is a regular decagon

Choice 1) Equilateral triangles

Choice 3) Regular pentagons

Choice 4) Regular hexagons

Choice 5) Regular octagons

_____ minutes [2 marks]

Use the graph to estimate the median. [1 marks]

Choice 2) 22.5 metres

Choice 3) 25.5 metres

Choice 4) 27.5 metres

Use the graph to estimate the interquartile range. [1 marks]

Choice 1) about 60 metres