Lesson L1-5

L1-5 Use simple formulae expressed in words for one or two-step operations Quiz: Pearson Edexcel Functional Skills Maths, Unit 1

20 questions

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The 20 questions

  1. A pen costs £2. Sam buys 5 pens. Using total cost = price × number of items, what is the total?

    • £7
    • £3
    • £2.50
    • £10
  2. Take a number, add 6, then multiply by 2. What is the result when the number is 4?

    • 16
    • 26
    • 14
    • 20
  3. A hire costs £20 plus £5 per hour. What does 4 hours cost?

    • £45
    • £25
    • £40
    • £30
  4. Halve the number, then subtract 3. What is the result when the number is 18?

    • 15
    • 21
    • 6
    • 9
  5. In a formula written in words, what does 'subtract' mean?

    • multiply
    • add
    • divide
    • take away
  6. A worker is paid £9.20 per hour and works 7 hours. Using hours × rate, what is the pay?

    • £16.20
    • £64.10
    • £63.20
    • £64.40
  7. Biscuits = packets × 12 + loose biscuits. How many biscuits are there with 6 packets and 5 loose biscuits?

    • 62
    • 72
    • 77
    • 67
  8. In the formula total divided by number of people, what does the result represent?

    • share per person
    • total cost
    • difference
    • remaining amount
  9. A taxi charges £3 plus £1.50 per mile. What is the fare for 10 miles?

    • £16.50
    • £18
    • £15
    • £45
  10. A tank holds 250 litres and loses 15 litres per hour for 4 hours. How much remains?

    • 235 litres
    • 210 litres
    • 190 litres
    • 290 litres
  11. Add 8 to the number, then divide by 2. What is the result for 14?

    • 15
    • 11
    • 22
    • 7
  12. Three times the number, plus 4. What is the result for 5?

    • 23
    • 27
    • 19
    • 35
  13. A bag costs £2 and three notebooks cost £4 each. What is the total?

    • £14
    • £10
    • £16
    • £12
  14. Tiles needed = rows × tiles per row + spares. With 8 rows of 12 tiles and 4 spares, how many tiles are needed?

    • 108
    • 96
    • 100
    • 92
  15. Double the number, then subtract the original number. What is the result for 7?

    • 14
    • 0
    • 7
    • 21
  16. What is the word formula to calculate the area of a rectangle?

    • twice length plus width
    • length times height squared
    • length times width
    • length plus width
  17. A cost is 5 × adults + 3 × children + £2 fee. What is the cost for 2 adults and 4 children?

    • £26
    • £24
    • £20
    • £22
  18. Subtract the price from the amount paid, then divide by the number of items. £50 is paid, the items cost £30 in total and there are 4 items. What is the result?

    • £80
    • £5
    • £30
    • £20
  19. A coffee costs £2.40. Three are bought and £10 is paid. What is the change?

    • £7.20
    • £2.40
    • £3.20
    • £2.80
  20. What is the result of (a + b) × c when a = 3, b = 5 and c = 4?

    • 23
    • 12
    • 32
    • 17

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