QTS Numeracy Skills Test On-screen questions – topics Play as slideshow in PowerPoint Press enter...
3
QTS Numeracy Skills Test On-screen questions – topics Play as slideshow in PowerPoint Press enter or click left mouse button to move on On-screen calculator Mean, Mode, Median Bar charts Cumulative frequency Box and whisker diagramsConversions Formulae Fractions and Proportion Line graphs Pie charts Tally charts Two-way tables Time Scatter graphs To disable animation: Select Slide show Select Set up show Tick Show without animatio
-
Upload
jean-baldwin -
Category
Documents
-
view
212 -
download
0
Transcript of QTS Numeracy Skills Test On-screen questions – topics Play as slideshow in PowerPoint Press enter...
QTS Numeracy Skills TestOn-screen questions – topics
Play as slideshow in PowerPoint
Press enter or click left mouse button to move on
On-screen calculatorMean, Mode, Median
Bar charts Cumulative frequency
Box and whisker diagramsConversions Formulae
Fractions and Proportion Line graphs Pie charts Tally charts
Two-way tables Time
Scatter graphs
To disable animation:Select Slide showSelect Set up showTick Show without animation
Mathsmadeeasy.co.uk Page 2
Click left mouse button to move on
CE means clear last entry
7 7x = 49
7 8 9 ÷
4 5 6 x
1 2 3 –
0 . + =
CE CBackspace
0
C means clear all calculation
Backspace deletes the number on the right of the answer window
6 7+ = 13
2 3+ = 15x 3 6 2÷ = 0.2857141
Strictly this is wrong, since we do the multiply first then the addition.
12345 Backspace 1234
To 1 decimal place this is 0.3
divide
multiply
subtract
add
= do the calculation
Become familiar with the calculator buttons
Answer window
Decimalpoint
Enter numbers and operations with your mouse
The On-Screen Calculator
Mathsmadeeasy.co.uk Page 3
Click left mouse button to move on
All girls achieved at least grade E
One boy achieved grade A*
6 students achieved grade C
More than 55% of students achieved grade A*-C
A school used a graph showing predicted GCSE grades from KS3 point scores for history. The solid line shows the national progress from KS3 to GCSE in history. There were 28 students in the class.
Which statements are true.
10
G
F
E
D
C
B
A
A*
17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47
Key Stage 3 2003 Average Points Score
Pre
dic
ted
GC
SE
His
tory
gra
de
andabove
andbelow
History GCSE predictions from KS3 average point scores
GirlsBoys
Fraction achieving A*– C was 16 28
This is the lowest girl’s grade = E
This is the highest boy’s grade = A
6 students achieved grade C
Total number of students obtaining A*– C = 16
1 6 ÷ = 0.571482
0.57 is the same as 57%
Total number of students = 28
Scatter graph
