Lesson L2-2
L2-2 Carry out calculations with numbers up to one million including strategies to check answers including estimation and approximation Quiz: Pearson Edexcel Functional Skills Maths, Unit 2
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The 20 questions
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Estimate 4987 × 21 by rounding to 5000 × 20.
- 10 000
- 99 740
- 100 000
- 1 000 000
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What is 1 234 × 5?
- 6 070
- 6 170
- 5 170
- 6 710
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What is 720 000 ÷ 80?
- 9 000
- 9 600
- 900
- 90 000
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Is 5404 a reasonable answer to 386 x 14 based on estimate 5600?
- Needs division
- Too large
- No
- Yes
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What is 458 320 + 379 615?
- 837 835
- 837 935
- 827 935
- 847 935
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What is 1 000 000 − 367 450?
- 642 550
- 633 550
- 623 550
- 632 550
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What is 25 × 36?
- 950
- 1800
- 900
- 850
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Estimate 1982 + 3019 + 4998 by rounding each number to the nearest thousand.
- 10 000
- 9 000
- 11 000
- 10 500
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A coach holds 52 people. How many coaches are needed for 310 people?
- 60 coaches
- 7 coaches
- 6 coaches
- 5 coaches
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Tickets cost £18.75 each for 36 people. What is the total cost?
- £675
- £657
- £648
- £6 750
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A warehouse has 4 800 boxes in 12 equal rows. How many boxes are in each row?
- 400
- 4 080
- 4 008
- 40
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A population of 845 000 rises by 12 500, then falls by 3 000. What is the final population?
- 842 000
- 857 500
- 854 500
- 834 500
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How many thousands are in one million?
- 1 000
- 100
- 100 000
- 10 000
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Check 5000 ÷ 25 = 200 by working backwards. Which statement is correct?
- No, 25 × 200 = 2500
- No, 200 × 25 = 4000
- No, 200 × 25 = 50 000
- Yes, 200 × 25 = 5000
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Estimate 9812 ÷ 19.
- about 2 000
- about 500
- about 50
- about 5 000
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Three items cost £24.99 each and two cost £7.49 each. What is the total?
- £88.95
- £89.85
- £89.95
- £90.95
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Estimate 4176 ÷ 48 by rounding to 4200 ÷ 50.
- 840
- 87
- 8.4
- 84
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What is 999 999 + 1?
- 1 000 000
- 999 000
- 1 000 001
- 100 000
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What is 12 × 13 × 10?
- 1 560
- 1 506
- 1 650
- 1 260
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Which calculation gives the largest answer?
- 99 × 10 101
- 400 × 2 500
- 5 × 19 999
- 250 × 3 999
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