Numeracy (Questions 251 – 260) Show session ID Load QuizSave Quiz Welcome to the OLNA Support Numeracy Skill Builder Each question will be multiple choice There will be 4 answers to select from If you can’t figure out the answer, you should use the “Explanation of the Answer” as a guide to work out the correct response There maybe alternate ways to find these answers - this is only our suggested way. If you know another way to figure out the answer, follow that method! Click next to begin! Question 251.Asif was cooking a BBQ for his friends. He used 7 small onions to make hot dogs (sausage sizzle).He cooked half an onion for each person’s hot dog.How many servings of hot dogs did he make? Explanation of answer: Step 1: Asif cooked 7 small onions, to which, half an onion was cooked per person. This means we need to double the number of onions to find out how many servings Asif cooked. Step 2: 7 onions multiplied by 2 = 14 half onions or 14 servings Step 3: Asif cooked 14 servings of hot dogs for his friends. Step 4: The correct answer is – c) 14 a) 28 Refer to Explanation of Answer b) 18 Refer to Explanation of Answer c) 14 Correct Answer d) 3.5 Refer to Explanation of Answer None Question 252. Jenny used this map when she visited Sydney. Her hotel was next door to the Sydney Hospital. Which one of the attractions listed was closest to her hotel?Explanation of answer: Step 1: Find the Sydney Hospital on the map. It is represented as a red cross in a circle. The hospital is located on the southern end of Macquarie Street, near the centre of the map. Step 2: Determine which attraction is closest to the hospital. Find all 4 attractions (from the answers) and their numbers using the key on the right-hand side of the picture. Step 3: Number 17 (Captain Arthur Phillip Monument) is the closest. Note that attractions on the map have the number in a dark dot. Step 4: The correct answer is – d) Captain Arthur Phillip Monument. a) 360 view from Sydney Tower Refer to Explanation of Answer b) Hyde Park Refer to Explanation of Answer c) Captain James Cook’s Statue Refer to Explanation of Answer d) Captain Arthur Phillip Monument Correct Answer None Question 253. Phoenix bought some bulk boxes of Kleenex tissues for her business. If she bought 6 bulk boxes, how many small tissues boxes did she get? Explanation of answer: Step 1: Look at the image and find the number 12 near the smaller image of the tissue box. This means there are 12 smaller boxes of tissues in one larger bulk box. Step 2: This means we are using multiples of 12 to find our answer. Phoenix bought 6 bulk boxes, so we need to multiply 6 by 12 to get our answer. 6 x 12 = 72 Step 3: Phoenix got 72 small tissue boxes in her purchase. Step 4: The correct answer is – d) 72 a) 24 Refer to Explanation of Answer b) 48 Refer to Explanation of Answer c) 66 Refer to Explanation of Answer d) 72 Correct Answer None Question 254.Across different cricket leagues, the weight of cricket balls varies according to who is using them. The different types of balls are: Men’s cricket ball = 156g Women’s cricket ball = 140g Junior’s cricket ball = 133g Indoor cricket ball = 114g Chris plays with the second heaviest ball. Which league is Chris playing in? Explanation of answer: Step 1: The question states that Chris plays cricket with the second heaviest ball. We need to look at the table to determine which ball has the second largest weight. Step 2: When looking at the table, we can see the indoor cricket ball is the lightest at 0.114 kg. The Junior cricket ball is the next heaviest ball at 0.133 kg. The Women’s cricket ball is next at 0.140 kg and then the heaviest ball is the Men’s cricket ball at 0.156 kg Step 3: From looking at the table we can see that the Women’s cricket ball is the second heaviest ball. Chris is playing cricket in a Women’s league. Step 4: The correct answer is – a) Women’s league a) Women’s league Correct Answer b) Indoor league Refer to Explanation of Answer c) Junior league Refer to Explanation of Answer d) Men’s league Refer to Explanation of Answer None Question 255. According to the Australian Safety Sign Standard AS1319-1994, safety signs are classified and should be used according to their function as follows:(i) DANGER signs: Signs warning of a particular hazard or hazardous condition that is likely to be life-threatening. These signs typically have written words inside an oval shape. (ii) Warning signs: Signs warning of a hazard or hazardous condition that is not likely to be life-threatening. These signs typically contain a triangle within them. Which one of these signs does not fall within either of the above two classifications in the Standard? Explanation of answer: Step 1: When looking at this question, we need to take note of the two statements about danger and warning signs. This will help us determine which signs are which. Step 2: The danger sign is an easier sign to spot. It is the sign with the word Danger inside an oval shape. The warning signs are represented by the exclamation mark inside a triangle within the sign. The exclamation mark is warning a person to be aware of a hazard or hazardous condition, but it wouldn’t be a life threatening situation. Step 3: This leaves the exit sign as the only sign that does not meet the criteria of a warning or danger sign (also there is no oval or triangle shape in the sign). The exit sign is useful in escaping from an emergency, but does not warn of a hazard. This is why the exit sign does not fall within either of the two classifications listed in the question. Step 4: The correct answer is – d) D a) A Refer to Explanation of Answer b) B Refer to Explanation of Answer c) C Refer to Explanation of Answer d) D Correct Answer None Question 256. Josh sells lolly bags at his Deli. He needs to buy some more stock to sell at his shop. A large box of lollies costs \$24 and a small box costs \$16. Josh bought 2 small boxes and 2 large boxes. How much should he pay in total for the 4 boxes of lollies? Explanation of answer: Step 1: This question requires us to multiply two sets of numbers and then add those numbers together to get an answer. Step 2: The first numbers we need to multiply are the two large boxes by their price: 2 x \$24 = \$48. Step 3: The second numbers we need to multiply are the two small boxes by their price: 2 x \$16 = \$32. Step 3: We now add those two numbers together to get the total price of the 4 boxes: \$48 + \$32 = \$80. Step 4: The correct answer is – c) \$80 a) $42 Refer to Explanation of Answer b) $56 Refer to Explanation of Answer c) $80 Correct Answer d) $94 Refer to Explanation of Answer None Question 257.Maddy uses this chart to buy the correct size of a pair of leggings from her local clothing store.She is 181 centimetres tall and weighs 73 kilograms. The values in each row and column are assumed to be minimum values (e.g. for the kg row, the 40kg box represents 40-44kg) Explanation of answer: Step 1: The first thing we need to determine when looking at this chart is the correct units of measurement, which are metric units. We can see weight in kilograms is found along the top row of the table and height in centimetres is found on the left-hand side of the columns in the table. Step 2: We know Maddy is 181 cm tall. We need to look along the left-hand vertical axis to find her height category. We can see that the height range of the bottom row is 185+ cm, which she isn’t in. The second row from the bottom is a height range between 180 cm and 185 cm, which Maddy’s height does fall within. Step 3: We also know Maddy weighs 73 kgs. We need to look along the top horizontal axis to find her weight category. The far right-hand column is a 180+ kg weight range, so she isn’t in that category. The second column from the right is a weight range between 75 kg and 80 kg, so she isn’t in that category either. The third column from the right is a weight range between 70kg and 75 kg, which Maddy’s weight falls within. Step 4: When we look down the third column from the right and across the second row from the bottom, we can see that Maddy should get a pair of large size leggings. Step 5: The correct answer is – a) Large a) Large Correct Answer b) Medium Refer to Explanation of Answer c) Extra Large Refer to Explanation of Answer d) Small Refer to Explanation of Answer None Question 258. In a game of snooker, the objective is to score the most points from hitting balls into one of the 6 pockets on the table. Players begin by using the cueball (white ball) to hit or “pot” a red ball into a pocket then try and pot any coloured ball into a pocket to score points. If a player successfully pots a red ball, they get one point. The coloured balls are all allocated points in the diagram below. For example, a blue ball is worth 5 points. Once a coloured ball has been successfully potted, then the player must pot another red ball before attempting to hit another coloured ball. If a player successfully pots a combination of 4 red balls, a black ball, a green ball, a pink ball and a blue ball. How many points do they score? Explanation of answer: Step 1: In this question, we need to allocate the points to each of the coloured balls that were mentioned, then add them up to find our answer. Step 2: A red ball = 1 point, so 4 red balls pocketed = 4 points. A black ball pocketed = 7 points. A green ball pocketed = 3 points. A pink ball pocketed = 6 points, A blue ball pocketed = 5 points. Step 3: 4 + 7 + 3 + 6 + 5 = 25. When all those balls are pocketed the player scores 25 points. Step 4: The correct answer is – d) 25 points a) 17 points Refer to Explanation of Answer b) 20 points Refer to Explanation of Answer c) 21 points Refer to Explanation of Answer d) 25 points Correct Answer None Question 259. Ella goes to an escape room in Fremantle with her 7 friends. Whilst in one room, they are given 8 combination codes to unlock the door, one code per person. Only one combination code can unlock the door. The first 3 people try their codes, but they don’t unlock the door. It’s Ella’s turn to try her code next. What is the chance her combination code will unlock the door? Explanation of answer: Step 1: It’s easy to conclude (incorrectly) that the answer to this question is 1 in 8 – the reasoning being that there are 8 different codes, of which only one will unlock the door. This reasoning is incorrect because it does not take into account the extra information we’ve been given. Step 2: We are told that three of the codes have been tried, and that none of them unlock the door. Therefore, we can eliminate 3 codes because we know there is no chance of them working. That leaves 5 codes that could unlock the door, however only 1 of these codes will work. Step 3: This means Ella has a 1 in 5 chance that her combination code will unlock the door. Step 4: The correct answer is – b) 1 in 5 a) 1 in 8 Refer to Explanation of Answer b) 1 in 5 Correct Answer c) 1 in 4 Refer to Explanation of Answer d) 1 in 3 Refer to Explanation of Answer None Question 260. Hassan went to watch a performance at the Fringe World Festival in Perth. The performance started at 7:30pm and finished 115 minutes later. What time did the performance finish? Explanation of answer: Step 1: When answering this question, we can to convert 115 minutes to hours and minutes to help us determine the concluding time of the performance. Step 2: There are 60 mins in 1 hour, 120 mins in 2 hours, so 115 mins = 1 hour and 55 mins. Step 3: We can figure out the finish time by using the hour first: 7:30 pm + 1 hour = 8:30 pm. Secondly, we can round the 55 mins to 1 hour then subtract 5 mins (55 mins) to get the next value: 8:30 pm + 1 hour = 9:30 pm. Then we subtract 5 mins = 9:25 pm. Alternative Step 3: If we add 30 mins to 7:30 pm = 8:00 pm. 8:00 pm + 1 hour = 9:00 pm. 9:00 pm + 25 mins = 9:25 pm Step 3: We now know the performance concluded at 9:25 pm Step 4: The correct answer is: c) 9:25 pm a) 8:30 pm Refer to Explanation of Answer b) 8:55 pm Refer to Explanation of Answer c) 9:25 pm Correct Answer d) 9:45 pm Refer to Explanation of Answer None You’ve already answered some of the questions! Would you like to continue with quiz or restart it from beginning? Time's up
Numeracy (Questions 261 – 270) Show session ID Load QuizSave Quiz Welcome to the OLNA Support Numeracy Skill Builder Each question will be multiple choice There will be 4 answers to select from If you can’t figure out the answer, you should use the “Explanation of the Answer” as a guide to work out the correct response There maybe alternate ways to find these answers - this is only our suggested way. If you know another way to figure out the answer, follow that method! Click next to begin! Question 261. Athena wants to donate tinned tuna to her local food bank. She could either buy the larger 425 gram tins, or the smaller 95 gram tins. Usually, she would donate four 425 gram tins. Unfortunately, the larger tuna tins are out of stock and she can only get the smaller tins. How many smaller tins does she have to buy to get at least the same weight of tuna as she would usually donate? Explanation of answer: Step 1: To answer this question we must find out the total mass (in grams) of tuna contained in 4 large tins. Then we need to work out the minimum number of smaller tins required to give at least the same combined mass of tuna. Step 2: To find out the total mass of tuna Athena usually donates, we need to calculate the combined mass contained in 4 larger tins. 4 x 425 can be broken down to 4 x 400 = 1,600 grams and 4 x 25 = 100 grams. 1,600 + 100= 1,700 grams of tuna. Step 3: Now we need to find the minimum number of smaller tins required to give at least the same total mass of tuna. To get an estimate of this number, we can round the 95 gram tins to 100 grams.. We divide the 1,700 grams required by 100 grams to give us an estimate of 17 tins. But as we know, the smaller tins contain only 95 grams, which is 5 grams less per tin. If Athena only buys 17 smaller tins, the total mass of tuna will be short by5 x 17 = (10 x 17) ÷ 2 = 170 ÷ 2 = 85 grams of the amount she usually donates. This means she needs to buy one more 95 gram tin, bringing the total purchase to 18 tins. Step 4: The correct answer is – b) 18 tins a) 20 tins Refer to Explanation of Answer b) 18 tins Correct Answer c) 17 tins Refer to Explanation of Answer d) 15 tins Refer to Explanation of Answer None Question 262. The table below details the different number of phones sold over a week in an electronics store. What percentage of the phones sold were Samsung phones? Explanation of answer: Step 1: When we read the question, we need to look at how many Samsung phones were sold in relation to the total amount of phones sold. We can see that 20 Samsung phones were sold, while there were 60 phones sold in total. Step 2: This means we can represent this as a fraction: 20/60. We simplify this fraction by dividing both numbers by 10, which gives us: 2/6 and we simplify again by dividing both numbers by 2, which gives us: 1/3. Step 3: 1/3 is the same as saying 0.33 as a decimal. If we multiply 0.33 by 100, we get 33, which gives us 33% as a percentage. So, 33% of all the phones sold were Samsung phones. Step 4: The correct answer is – c) 33% a) 75% Refer to Explanation of Answer b) 50% Refer to Explanation of Answer c) 33% Correct Answer d) 25% Refer to Explanation of Answer None Question 263. The map below shows the different areas of the City of Melville, within the Perth metropolitan area. These areas correspond to scheduled dates when verge side collections take place. Helen’s verge side collection takes place in Area 8. Using a system of x-y coordinates, which of these coordinates could be the location of her house? Explanation of answer: Step 1: The overlaid grid in this image is actually a cartesian plane with a horizontal x axis and a vertical y axis. Normally, location grids would have letters to indicate columns and numbers to indicate rows, so that the area is divided into squares, each square having a unique identifier e.g. B3 or C1 etc. We know this grid is a cartesian plane because the question says we must use a system of x-y coordinates to determine the answer. Step 2: When working with a cartesian plane, coordinates are always written as (x,y), so we need to work along the horizontal axis then the vertical axis to find our answer. Step 3: We now have to find which one of the coordinates could mark the location of Helen’s place of residence. The first coordinate we are given is (2,4). If we go to 2 on the horizontal axis (x axis), and then follow the line up to where it crosses line 4 on the vertical axis(y axis), we find this location to be in area 3. Since Helen resides in area 8, coordinate (2,4) cannot be the location of her home. Step 4: Repeating step 3 for each coordinate provided, we find the following: Coordinate (4,5) is in area 6 – this is not the location of Helen’s home. Coordinate (6,3) is in area 11 – this is not the location of Helen’s home Coordinate (4,3) is in area 8 – this could be where Helen’s home is located. Step 5: The correct answer is – d) (4,3) a) (2,4) Refer to Explanation of Answer b) (4,5) Refer to Explanation of Answer c) (6,3) Refer to Explanation of Answer d) (4,3) Correct Answer None Question 264. Chicken eggs are farmed for human consumption. They are collected and sorted according to their weight. This is how many eggs a particular farm collected in one day: Eggs smaller than jumbo size were sent to packing shed B. How many of the day’s eggs were sent to packing shed B?Explanation of answer: Step 1: As the question states, eggs smaller than jumbo size were sent to packing shed B. This means the medium, large, and extra large eggs were sent to packing shed B. We need to add the number of eggs in each of these size categories to find the total number of eggs that were sent to packing shed B. Step 2: The numbers are: 5,900 (Extra Large) + 3,700 (Large) + 2,400 (Medium). First, we can add the thousand columns = 5,000 + 3,000 + 2,000 = 10,000. Now add the hundred columns = 900 + 700 + 400 = 2,000. Now add 10,000 + 2,000 = 12,000 eggs. Step 3: There were 12,000 eggs smaller than jumbo size that were sent to packing shed B. Step 4: The correct answer is – d) 12,000 a) 4,400 Refer to Explanation of Answer b) 5,900 Refer to Explanation of Answer c) 9,600 Refer to Explanation of Answer d) 12,000 Correct Answer None Question 265. A length of timber is 2100 millimetres long. Welsey cuts the length of timber into 7 smaller pieces. They are all the same length. What is the length in centimetres of each piece of timber? Explanation of answer: Step 1: To answer this question we must first divide the length of timber into 7 pieces. 2,100 mm divided by 7 = 300 mm (21 ÷ 7 = 3. Then add the two zeros on the end of the 3 to give 300) Step 2: We now need to convert from mm to cm. As a reminder 10 mm = 1 cm, 100 mm = 10 cm. Step 3: This means 300 mm = 30 cm Step 4: The correct answer is b) 30 centimetres a) 300 centimetres Refer to Explanation of Answer b) 30 centimetres Correct Answer c) 3 centimetres Refer to Explanation of Answer d) 0.3 centimetres Refer to Explanation of Answer None Question 266. Jenine and Troy lived in Wollongong and holiday in Coffs Harbour once a year. When they travel up to Coffs Harbour they drive along the coastal highway. They travel about the same distance every day and stay in a town or city each night. If it takes them three days to travel to Coffs Harbour, where did they stay on the second night? Image from: https://ontheworldmap.com/australia/state/new-south-wales/nsw-road-map.htmlExplanation of answer: Step 1: In answering this question we are looking for an estimated answer. The distances travelled have to be roughly the same for each day, and they are travelling along the coast from Wollongong to Coffs Harbour. They do this trip in 3 days, so there will be two stay-overs in other towns or cities before they arrive in Coffs harbour after completing the third leg of the journey. We should look through the answers to see which answer is most likely. Step 2: a) Maitland – Maitland is only about one third of the distance from Wollongong to Coffs Harbour, so it may be a candidate for the first night’s stay, but certainly not for the second. We can discount this answer. Step 3: b) Tamworth – Tamworth is approximately two thirds of the distance from Wollongong to Coffs Harbour, but is not on the coastal highway, so we can discount Tamworth as an answer. Step 4: c) Newcastle – Newcastle is very close to Maitland and is most likely to be where they would stay the first night, but not the second. We can discount this answer. Step 5: d) Port Macquarie – This is the most correct answer. Port Macquarie is on the coastal highway driving to Coffs Harbour and is roughly two thirds of the distance from Wollongong. This matches the conditions stated in the question. Step 6: The correct answer is – d) Port Macquarie a) Maitland Refer to Explanation of Answer b) Tamworth Refer to Explanation of Answer c) Newcastle Refer to Explanation of Answer d) Port Macquarie Correct Answer None Question 267. This image shows the two overlapping circles of the Mastercard logo. Given the dimensions provided, what is the radius of each circle? Explanation of answer: Step 1: Answering this question can be a little bit tricky. The information provided, is that the length of the two overlapping circles is 26 mm, and that they overlap each other by 6mm. Also note that both circles are the same size and therefore have the same diameter and radius. Step 2: We need to mentally separate the two circles to determine their overall side-by-side length, which will be equal to twice the diameter. There are a number of ways we can do this, but one really simple way is to move the right-hand circle 6mm further to the right. If we do this, the circles will be touching each other, but not overlapping. Since we only moved the right-hand circle 6mm, the overall length of the two circles increased by 6 mm. So 26 + 6 = 32mm overall, which is twice the diameter of the circles because we now have two circles side-by-side. Step 3: If 32 mm is twice the diameter, then 32 ÷ 2 = 16 mm is the diameter of each circle. But the question asks us to determine the radius of the circles. Radius = diameter ÷ 2, so then the radius is 16 ÷ 2 = 8mm. Step 4: The correct answer is c) 8 millimetres a) 0.8 millimetres Refer to Explanation of Answer b) 3.2 millimetres Refer to Explanation of Answer c) 8 millimetres Correct Answer d) 32 millimetres Refer to Explanation of Answer None Question 268. Jessie’s dog had puppies. They sold all the pups except for one. The birth weight of the pup they kept was 0.8 kilograms. The pup has grown up and now weighs 20 times its birth weight. How much does the dog weigh now? Explanation of answer: Step 1: The easiest way to figure out this question would be to multiply the 0.8 by 10 and then double the answer. The reason being that 2 x 10 = 20 (we are doubling by multiplying by 2), which is 20 times the pup’s birth weight. Step 2: 0.8 kg x 10 = 8 kg. Then 8 kg x 2 = 16 kg Step 3: When grown up, the dog weighs 16 kilograms. Step 4: The correct answer is b) 16 kilograms a) 20 kilograms Refer to Explanation of Answer b) 16 kilograms Correct Answer c) 12 kilograms Refer to Explanation of Answer d) 8 kilograms Refer to Explanation of Answer None Question 269. Reva just bought a reclining outdoor wooden lounge chair for her back yard. She has her chair set to the position shown in the image. If the reclining part of the chair (the backrest) is at 0˚ when it is laid down flat (horizontal), what would be the closest angle to which Reva has her chair set to? Explanation of answer: Step 1: By looking at each of the answers we can determine what the correct answer would be. Let’s look at each option to find the correct answer. Step 2: 160˚ would have the backrest almost completely lying forward on top of the base making it impossible to sit in the chair. This is not the correct answer. . Step 3: 125˚ would have the backrest leaning forward further than 90˚ (vertical), which would be extremely uncomfortable, and is clearly not the case when we look at the image. This is not the correct answer. Step 4: 85˚ is very close to 90˚and would have the backrest of the chair almost upright/vertical. The reclining chair in the image isn’t set upright, so this isn’t the correct answer. Step 5: 60˚ would have the backrest of the chair in about the position shown in the image. This is the correct answer. Step 6: The correct answer is d) 60˚ a) 160˚ Refer to Explanation of Answer b) 125˚ Refer to Explanation of Answer c) 85˚ Refer to Explanation of Answer d) 60˚ Correct Answer None Question 270. Lamai was holidaying in Australia and she wished to send pictures and videos of her holiday back to family in Thailand. She decided to use one of the pre-paid mobile phone plans from a mobile company in Australia. Lamai was charged \$0.50 per standard international MMS (pictures) and \$0.75 for Standard international video MMS (Multimedia Messaging Service). If she sent 60 picture MMS and 70 video MMS, which expression would show the total cost in messages sent?Explanation of answer: Step 1: To find the answer in this question we need to decipher which information helps us in finding the equation that tells us the total cost of the mobile phone company’s charge rate for picture MMS and video MMS. Step 2: From the information presented in the question, Lamai sent 60 picture MMS and was charged \$0.50 per picture MMS. The information also tells us that Lamai sent 70 video MMS and was charged \$0.75 per video MMS. Step 3: What we need to do now is find the expression that contains this information. If there were 60 picture MMS sent at a cost of $0.50 each, then this would be represented by (60 x 0.50). Step 5: If there were 70 video MMS sent at a cost of $0.75 each, then this would be represented by (70 x 0.75). Step 6: As these costs need to be added together, the total cost expression would look like this: (60 x 0.50) + (70 x 0.75). Step 7: The correct answer is – d) (60 x 0.50) + (70 x 0.75) a) (60 x 0.75) + (70 x 0.50) Refer to Explanation of Answer b) (60 + 70) x (0.50 + 0.75) Refer to Explanation of Answer c) (60 x 0.55) + (70 x 0.70) Refer to Explanation of Answer d) (60 x 0.50) + (70 x 0.75) Correct Answer None You’ve already answered some of the questions! Would you like to continue with quiz or restart it from beginning? Time's up
Numeracy Assessment Quiz #1 Show session ID Load QuizSave Quiz Welcome to the OLNA Support Numeracy Assessment Quiz #1 Each question will be multiple choice There will be 4 answers to select from Select the correct answer Click next to begin! Question 1. Fred used this tray to make muffins.If he filled the tray 3 times, how many muffins would Fred make? a) 42 b) 28 c) 36 d) 45 None Question 2.The table below shows the attendance for the Perth Wildcats at Perth Arena from 2013 to 2016. The West Australian Newspaper reported the attendance rounded to the nearest thousand.In 2015, what attendance did the West Australian Newspaper report? a) 161 000 b) 154 000 c) 150 000 d) 155 000 None Question 11.Jack and his class had to prepare the gym for assembly.They had to arrange 293 chairs into rows.Each row had 30 chairs, except the front row.How many chairs did Jack and his class put in the front row? a) 15 b) 19 c) 23 d) 27 None Question 12.Stella’s pay rate on Friday is \$12 per hour.On Sunday, her pay is \$21 per hour.Last week she worked 10 hours on Friday and 5 hours on Sunday.How much was Stella paid for her work? a) $195 b) $208 c) $215 d) $225 None Question 14.Steve catches public transport to travel between work and home.He catches a bus and tram in both directions.One way tickets cost \$4 for the bus and \$6 for the tram.Select the expression that shows Steve’s daily travel cost in dollars. a) 4 + 6 x 2 b) 4 x 2 + 6 x 2 c) (4 + 6)2 d) 2 x (4 + 6) x 2 None Question 16.Tim wanted to record a movie on TV.He set his DVD recorder to start recording at 9:45pm and finish at 11:20pmThe movie started at 9:45pm and finished 2 hours and 5 minutes later.How many minutes of the movie were not recorded? a) 55 minutes b) 43 minutes c) 30 minutes d) 10 minutes None Question 17.Barometers are used when measuring atmospheric air pressure.Two units commonly used for atmospheric pressure are the hectopascal (hPa) and millimetres of mercury (mmHg).What atmospheric pressure is this barometer showing in hectopascals? a) 1016 hPa b) 1012 hPa c) 762 hPa d) 758 hPa None Question 18.At a beef farm, 90 cattle were moved out of the paddock and weighed. Cattle heavier than 660 kilograms were not returned to the paddock.How many cattle were not returned to the paddock? a) 61 b) 49 c) 25 d) 19 None Question 19.An electrician screws in a light bulb into a light fitting.To secure the bulb, the electrician turned through 2 1⁄2 revolutions.Through how many degrees did he turn the bulb? a) 900 degrees b) 720 degrees c) 540 degrees d) 360 degrees None Question 20.Laura’s computer has a 720-gigabyte (GB) hard driveThe hard drive is 80% full.How much space is left on the hard drive of Laura’s computer? a) 70 GB b) 72 GB c) 144 GB d) 288 GB None Question 21.Cathy uses her iPad timer when she gives her class 1 minute quick quizzes.According to Cathy’s iPad timer, there is 24 seconds remaining and 36 seconds have past. What fraction of the minute is left? a) 1/4 of the minute b) 2/5 of the minute c) 3/5 of the minute d) 1/12 of the minute None Question 22.Sam paid $72 for 1.2 kilograms of fish.How much did the fish cost per 100 grams. a) $6.60 per 100g b) $6.00 per 100g c) $0.66 per 100g d) $0.60 per 100g None Question 25.Jacob buys tin fencing to enclose his vegetable patch.The size of the vegetable patch is 3 m x 2 m.He decides to buy 10% more fencing than the required length.How many metres of tin fencing did Jacob decide to buy? a) 10 m b) 11 m c) 12 m d) 15 m None Question 26.Caitlin buys a 2 litre container full of fish oil tablets. The total amount of fish oil is 2 litres.Each tablet has 50 millilitres of fish oil.She takes one per day.How many days will the container last? a) 20 days b) 35 days c) 40 days d) 60 days None Question 28.Darcy is the captain of the Devils cricket team.Before the game a coin is tossed to determine who is batting and who is fielding.Darcy has lost the toss in each of the last 4 games.What is the chance that he wins the next toss? a) Fifty – fifty b) Unlikey c) Likely d) Impossible None Question 30.This table shows the approximate driving times between places in Western Australia.Daniel wants to drive from Perth to Mandurah, then Mandurah to Collie and then Collie to Busselton.What is Daniel’s total driving time? a) 2 hrs b) 2.5 hrs c) 3 hrs d) 3.5 hrs None Question 31.Peter works as a window cleaner.To calculate the price of a cleaning job he must charge for several areas of his work: $20 per hour for his labour The cost of materials used GST, which is 10% of the total A job takes Peter 4 hours and he uses $10 worth of materials.How much should he charge for the job? a) $78 b) $86 c) $92 d) $99 None Question 32.Jack made a sand pit for his children. The dimensions of the sand pit are as shown in the image below.To fill 2⁄3 of the sand pit, how many cubic metres (m3) does Jack need to order? a) 10 m3 b) 17 m3 c) 20 m3 d) 24 m3 None Question 39.Connor used Google maps to get directions to a friend’s house.The mobile device he was using showed the trip distance as 3000 metres.On the screen the trip distance measured 100 millimetres (0.1 metres).What was the scale of the map on Connor’s mobile device? a) 1 : 30 b) 1 : 300 c) 1 : 3,000 d) 1 : 30,000 None Question 41.The height of 7 players in an AFL team were measured and given below. 187, 191, 194, 198, 202, 202, 205 Their mean, median, mode and range were calculated.The recruitment manager selected two more players at the season draft with heights of 197 cm and 202 cm.For these select players, which of the following statements are true? a) The mean will change. b) The median will change. c) The mode will change. d) The range will change. None Question 42.Victoria Skype calls from Perth to Adelaide regularly for business.When it is 3:30pm in Adelaide, it is 1:00pm in Perth.Victoria had to make a Skype call at 1:15pm Adelaide time.What was the time in Perth when she had to make that Skype call? a) 10:15am b) 10:45am c) 11:15am d) 11: 30am None Question 43.Lola wants to go on holiday to Bali.She saves 25% of her wage to pay for the holiday and is left with $1,500 for other expenses.What is Lola’s wage? a) $1,600 b) $1,850 c) $2,000 d) $2,250 None Question 44.Daisy uses her measuring cups quite frequently when cooking.Their sizes are 1⁄2 cup, 1⁄4 cup, 1⁄3 cup, and 1⁄8 cup.What size is Daisy’s largest cup? a) 1⁄2 cup b) 1⁄4 cup c) 1⁄3 cup d) 1⁄8 cup None Question 47.Jaylen has 4 bags of balloons, with 22 balloons in each packet.He wants to put the same number of balloons into 10 paper bags.What is the greatest number of balloons that Jaylen could put in each bag? a) 5 b) 6 c) 8 d) 10 None Question 52.Trent has to hire a car while his car is at the mechanic for a major service.He found this advertisement.Trent was told that these conditions apply: Daily rate of $35 (as per the advertisement) GPS optional at $15 per day As Trent is 24 years of age, he must take out extra insurance. This is a one-off cost of $30.How much would it cost Trent to hire the car with the GPS for 5 days? a) $205 b) $230 c) $255 d) $280 None Question 56.A morning breakfast news program started at 6:32am and ran for 148 minutes.What time did the show finish? a) 8:27am b) 8:41am c) 8:56am d) 9:00am None Question 71.A group of 30 AFL supporters are organising a catch up to watch an AFL match.Sixteen are Richmond supporters. The remaining people are Western Bulldogs supporters.One person is allocated to organise the catch up.What is the probability that a Richmond supporter will be allocated to organise the catch up? a) 16⁄30 b) 1⁄16 c) 8⁄15 d) 14⁄30 Question 80. Rose and her four friends went out for lunch.The total bill for the lunch was \$67.20.Rose was the only one to have a cup of coffee.She paid \$4 for her coffee and the rest of the bill was shared equally.Which expression shows the total amount of money Rose paid for her lunch?Complete correctly:The total amount Rose paid for her lunch is equal to: Please select your answer a) (67.20 – 4) ÷ 5 b) (67.20 + 4) ÷ 5 c) (67.20 + 4) ÷ 5 - 4 d) (67.20 – 4) ÷ 5 + 4 Question 89. A standard paperclip weighs 1 gram. I collected one hundred thousand paperclips.I wanted to estimate the mass of the collection in grams.Which statement does not reflect this estimation? a) Finding the mass of 50 paperclips, then multiplying by 2,000 b) Counting the number of paperclips in 1 kilogram, then dividing 100,000 by this number. c) Finding the mass of 100 paperclips, then multiplying by 1,000. d) Finding the mass of 10 paperclips, then multiplying by 10,000 None Question 91.In a game, two standard dice are thrown.The numbers that are facing up are added together. That number will determine how many spaces a player moves.If Ethan throws a 6 or 7 on his turn, he would land on a yellow square.What is the probability that Ethan would land on a yellow square? a) 2⁄36 b) 6⁄36 c) 9⁄36 d) 11⁄36 None You’ve already answered some of the questions! Would you like to continue with quiz or restart it from beginning? Time's up
Numeracy Assessment Quiz #3 Show session ID Load QuizSave Quiz Welcome to the OLNA Support Numeracy Assessment Quiz #3 Each question will be multiple choice There will be 4 answers to select from Select the correct answer Click next to begin! Question 177. A map of Perth Airport’s runway network has a scale of 1 : 50,000On the map, the length of the main runway is 7 centimetres.What is the actual length of the main runway? a) 4,000 metres b) 3,500 metres c) 3,250 metres d) 3,000 metres None Question 180. On a real estate website, the median sales price for a house in the suburb of Hill Valley was \$450,000.During the last month 37 houses were sold, including one for \$1.5 million.If the $1.5 million house is not included in the calculation of the median price, which statement would be true? a) The median price must either stay the same or be lower. b) The median price must either stay the same or be higher. c) The median price must stay the same. d) The median price must be lower. None Question 189.Carlos went to watch a Queen tribute band at the Sydney Opera House.The performance was an afternoon session and started at 3.02pmThe watch face below shows the time the performance finished.How long did the concert go for? a) 90 minutes b) 110 minutes c) 140 minutes d) 170 minutes None Question 200.This picture is from a car fuel gauge. This gauge shows how much petrol is left in the petrol tank.The tank can hold 60 litres of petrol when full.Estimate how much fuel is left in the petrol tank. a) 60 L b) 45 L c) 30 L d) 15 L None Question 201.Jensen is installing laminate flooring in his dining room.He needs to purchase an extra 10% of the flooring to allow for wastage when it is being installed.His dining room area is 16 m2. What is the total amount of flooring Jensen needs to order? a) 1.6 m2 b) 14.4 m2 c) 17.6 m2 d) 20.8 m2 None Question 205.The table below shows the weight of the players in a Super Rugby squadIn Australia, the average weight of an adult male is 85 kg.How many of the players are 21 kg or more above this average weight? a) 25 b) 23 c) 20 d) 18 None Question 210. Bianca went to the petrol station of buy some diesel for her car.The price of diesel was 119.9 cents per litre.Bianca bought $36 worth of diesel.Roughly, how many litres of diesel did she buy? a) 10 L b) 25 L c) 30 L d) 38 L None Question 212.Eli was living and working in Auckland, New Zealand. He had family all over the globe; from Perth to Johannesburg to New York.One evening Eli wanted to call his cousin in New York. It was 8:15 pm in Auckland.He didn’t call, as he realised, that the time in New York was 2:15 am.Eli called his cousin the next day at 11 am Auckland time.What was the time in New York when he called his cousin? a) 5 am b) 5 pm c) 7 am d) 7 pm None Question 215.Brad was building a new house. In the bedrooms he was installing Jarrah wood flooring.It costs $120 per square metre.Looking at the floor plan for Bedroom 4 below, how much should it cost to install the Jarrah wood flooring? a) $1500 b) $1488 c) $1432 d) $1376 None Question 220. Daniel works as an electrician around Perth. He charges a call out fee of \$50, and \$80 labour per hour worked.He was called out to a house in South Perth and worked there for 4 hours.Which of the following expressions should Daniel use to calculate his charge for working at the house? a) Amount in $ = 80 x hours worked b) Amount in $ = 80 + 50 x hours worked c) Amount in $ = (50 + 80) x hours worked d) Amount in $ = 50 + 80 x hours worked None Question 225.The graph below shows the fundraising effort of two Surf lifesaving Clubs in 2019.How much more money did the Mullaloo SLSC raise than Fremantle SLSC? a) $1,450 b) $1,150 c) $400 d) $300 None Question 226.A father and his young son were watching a West Coast Eagles and Fremantle derby at Optus Stadium.The son asked his father what the green and red zones on the screen meant.The father explained that the green zone represented a goal worth 6 points and the red zone represented a behind worth 1 point.At the end of the game the winning team kick 9 goals and 8 behinds.How many points did the winning team kick, as their final score? a) 80 b) 62 c) 55 d) 48 None Question 228. During the Corona virus pandemic, the public transport capacity in cities around Australia were affected.Each was working at a lower capacity than in normal times.Which figure shows the greatest reduction in public transport capacity? a) Brisbane: 3/4 capacity b) Melbourne: 68% capacity c) Sydney: 70% capacity d) Adelaide: 2/3 capacity None Question 229.Mikael and Astrid had just visited Karijini National Park in the Pilbara. They were staying in Newman and were on their way back to Perth.They estimated that the distance to Perth was about 1,200 kilometres. They wanted to drive an average of 400 km a day. At the end of their first day driving they reached Meekatharra.Image from: http://ontheworldmap.com/australia/state/western-australia/road-map-of-western-australia-with-cities-and-towns.htmlWhich town did they reach at the end of their second day of driving? a) Leonora b) Gascoyne Junction c) Northampton d) Paynes Find None Question 231.Last cricket season Brendan had a batting average of 40.This season he has increased his average by 15%What is his batting average for this season? a) 42 b) 44 c) 46 d) 50 None Question 233. Once every 6 months Bruce donates plasma to the Australian Red CrossIn the last 4 years he has donated 300 millilitres of plasma per visit.How many litres has Bruce donated over those 4 years? a) 1.2 L b) 1.8 L c) 2.4 L d) 3.2 L None Question 234. Ed drives a special delivery service from Perth to Bunbury once a week. The average time for his one-way drive from Perth to Bunbury is 1 hour and 50 minutes.His average speed is 90 km per hour.Which expression gives the distance, in kilometres, of Ed’s delivery run? a) 90 + (0.50 x 90) b) 90 + (0.83 x 90) c) 90 + 0.50 d) 90 + 0.83 None Question 235.A company listed on the Australian Stock Exchange (ASX) uses Australia Post to send documents about their Annual General Meetings or share purchase plans to their investors.The cost of sending these documents will depend on their size and weight. Larger, heavier documents will cost more than smaller, lighter documents as seen in the table below.This year the company posted 120 Share Purchase Plan documents and 150 Annual General Meeting documents.Which expression shows the company’s total postage cost? a) (125 x 2.20) + (250 x 3.30) b) (120 + 150) x (2.20 + 3.30) c) (120 x 3.30) + (150 x 2.20) d) (120 x 2.20) + (150 x 3.30) None Question 236. A Physical Education class consisting of 32 students, were organising a soccer competition.Eighteen of the students are girls, the remainder are boys.One student is responsible for creating fixtures for the competition.Which of the answers below represent the probability that a boy will be allocated to create the fixtures? a) 1/32 b) 7/16 c) 18/32 d) 14/32 Question 237.Charlotte was listening to the Queen Greatest Hits Disc One whilst on the train.She was approximately 20 minutes away from her destination and she was wondering if she could get through the first 5 songs on disc one.What is the total playing time for the first 5 songs? a) 19 minutes and 33 seconds b) 18 minutes and 17 seconds c) 18 minutes and 51 seconds d) 17 minutes and 48 seconds None Question 240. Chiara is a local artist who was asked to paint a dog on a wall in a public space.Before she starts painting, she needs to figure out the size of the wall so she can get the proportions of her painting correct.The brick wall is 18 bricks high and 24 bricks long. Each brick is 20 centimetres high and 30 centimetres long.What is the height of the wall that Chiara is going to paint on? a) 260 cm b) 320 cm c) 360 cm d) 400 cm None Question 241. A bakery wanted to purchase bulk paper bags for their baked goods.1 box contains 100 paper bags and costs $4Omar wants to buy 18 boxes of paper bags.Which expression states the total cost of purchasing the boxes of paper bags?The correct expression is: Please select your answer a) 4 x 10 + 4 x 8 b) 4 x 10 + 4 + 8 c) 4 x 10 + 18 d) 4 x 20 + 8 Question 245. Matt and Adam were playing a game of Monopoly. Matt needed to roll 2 sixes (12) to pass all of Adam’s properties and land on GO.Adam told Matt that the probability of rolling two sixes was very low and that he would be landing on one of his properties.What is the probability that Matt would roll two sixes and land on GO? a) 1⁄36 b) 2⁄36 c) 12⁄36 d) 18⁄36 None Question 246. Carrie was buying food for her daughter’s birthday party. She noticed that chocolate bars and boxes were on sale.A bar of chocolate was \$3 and a box of chocolates was \$5. She bought the same number of bars as boxes.If she paid with a \$50 note and got \$2 in change, how many bars and boxes did she buy altogether? a) 6 b) 8 c) 9 d) 4 None Question 250. Emma has a job working as a receptionist. Her wage is $1,200 after-tax.If she pays 20% of her weekly wage in tax, how much does she earn before tax? a) $1,650 b) $1,500 c) $1,440 d) $1,300 None Question 253. Phoenix bought some bulk boxes of Kleenex tissues for her business. If she bought 6 bulk boxes, how many small tissues boxes did she get? a) 24 b) 48 c) 66 d) 72 None Question 255. According to the Australian Safety Sign Standard AS1319-1994, safety signs are classified and should be used according to their function as follows:(i) DANGER signs: Signs warning of a particular hazard or hazardous condition that is likely to be life-threatening. These signs typically have written words inside an oval shape. (ii) Warning signs: Signs warning of a hazard or hazardous condition that is not likely to be life-threatening. These signs typically contain a triangle within them. Which one of these signs does not fall within either of the above two classifications in the Standard? a) A b) B c) C d) D None Question 259. Ella goes to an escape room in Fremantle with her 7 friends. Whilst in one room, they are given 8 combination codes to unlock the door, one code per person. Only one combination code can unlock the door. The first 3 people try their codes, but they don’t unlock the door. It’s Ella’s turn to try her code next. What is the chance her combination code will unlock the door? a) 1 in 8 b) 1 in 5 c) 1 in 4 d) 1 in 3 None Question 263. The map below shows the different areas of the City of Melville, within the Perth metropolitan area. These areas correspond to scheduled dates when verge side collections take place. Helen’s verge side collection takes place in Area 8. Using a system of x-y coordinates, which of these coordinates could be the location of her house? a) (2,4) b) (4,5) c) (6,3) d) (4,3) None Question 267. This image shows the two overlapping circles of the Mastercard logo. Given the dimensions provided, what is the radius of each circle? a) 0.8 millimetres b) 3.2 millimetres c) 8 millimetres d) 32 millimetres None You’ve already answered some of the questions! Would you like to continue with quiz or restart it from beginning? Time's up
Numeracy Assessment Quiz #2 Show session ID Load QuizSave Quiz Welcome to the OLNA Support Numeracy Assessment Quiz #2 Each question will be multiple choice There will be 4 answers to select from Select the correct answer Click next to begin! Question 66.This graph shows the average daily power usage of a family home over 2 years. Approximately, which season had the largest difference in power usage between the two years? a) Summer b) Autumn c) Winter d) Spring None Question 72.The table below shows the height, in metres, of the tides at Derby for five days in December 2016.Low tides are printed in red and high tides are printed in blue.What was the difference between the highest and the lowest tides on Saturday, 3rd of December? a) 8.8 m b) 7.3 m c) 11.1 m d) 9.8 m None Question 81.Four university students are renting a house. They all share an equal part of the rent.They each pay $120 per week.Two more students will move into the house and the rent will be shared equally between all six people.By how much does the weekly rent per student decrease? a) $40 b) $45 c) $50 d) $60 None Question 83.A home security system takes an image every 10 seconds.Each image is deleted 20 hours after it was taken.What is the largest number of images that can be stored in the camera? a) 6,000 images b) 6,900 images c) 7,200 images d) 7,600 images None Question 97.Matthew got to work at ten minutes to 8am and left at a quarter past 5pm.How long was he at work? a) 8 hours and 45 minutes. b) 9 hours and 25 minutes. c) 9 hours and 45 minutes. d) 10 hours and 15 minutes. None Question 105.Sam spent $16 on spaghetti at the supermarket.Which of the following statements are true?Sam could have bought: a) Two 4 packs, two 3 packs and two single cans b) Three 4 packs and one 3 pack c) Four 3 packs and 4 single cans d) Five single cans, one 3 pack and three 4 packs Question 106.A car is travelling at 1.5km/min on a Freeway.How fast is the car travelling in kilometres per hour? a) 80 km/h b) 87 km/h c) 90 km/h d) 102 km/h None Question 108.The graph below shows population from different areas of the world over a one hundred year time period.From 1950 to 2010 the world population appears to have? a) Doubled b) Halved c) Stayed the same d) Tripled None Question 110. Kimberley is building a helicopter model and she is using the scale of 1:50.If the helicopter blades span 18 cms on her model, what is the real life span of the helicopter blades? a) 7.5 m b) 8.8 m c) 9.0 m d) 10.3 m None Question 112. A bar fridge has a width of 500 mm and a depth of 500 mm.If the height is 70 cms, what is the volume of the fridge? a) 196,000 cm3 b) 187,000 cm3 c) 182,000 cm3 d) 175,000 cm3 None Question 120. Layla cooks a lamb roast in the oven for 2 1⁄2 hours and then leaves it in the oven for another 1⁄4 of an hour to cool slightly.What is the total number of hours that the lamb roast was in the oven? a) 2.5 hours b) 3 hours c) 2.75 hours d) 3.25 hours None Question 121.If four 1 kg bags of mixed cereal grains cost $96, how much would seven and a half 1 kg bags cost? a) $164 b) $168 c) $175 d) $180 None Question 126.The Hawaii Ironman event is considered one of the most gruelling and challenging Ironman events in the world. The record for the fastest time completing the event was set in 2011 at 8 hours 3 minutes and 56 seconds.If the world record for finishing the race is at 3:03:56 pm, what is starting time of the race? a) 7:00 am b) 7:13 am c) 7:15 am d) 7:30 am None Question 130.John was building a play house for his children. He measured the top section for some beams that he needed for the roof. As he was building one of the other sections he realised that the original measurement for the roof was incorrect. He needed an additional 15% of wood for the beam.The original measurement for the beam was 1,800 mm. What does the new length of the beam need to be? a) 2,050 mm b) 2,070 mm c) 2,095 mm d) 2,115 mm None Question 133.Corey had a pool table measuring 1.4 m by 2.4 m.He wanted to place a large rectangular piece of carpet under the table so that people were comfortable when playing pool. He decided that he needed an additional 70 cm all around the pool table.What is the minimum size of carpet he needs to fit around the pool table? a) 1.8 m by 2.6 m b) 2.2 m by 2.8 m c) 2.5 m by 3.4 m d) 2.8 m by 3.8 m None Question 139.What are the correct expressions to show how much pizza Stan has? a) 2.6 b) 260% c) 2 3⁄5 d) 14⁄5 Question 142.Georgie wanted to buy some new shoes. The shoes cost $60 a pair. When she went to pay for the shoes, the sales assistant said there was special deal for buying shoes.She could buy one pair of shoes and get ¼ off the price of the second pair of shoes.How much did Georgie pay for the two pairs of shoes? a) $105 b) $95 c) $60 d) $35 e) $15 None Question 145.Logan went to the rugby with \$70.He bought three items and had \$22 in his pocket at the end of the game.Select the three items that Logan bought. a) A, B & C b) B, C & D c) A, C & D d) A, B & D None Question 153.Isla has 3 bags of Snakes from The Natural Confectionery Company. There are 18 snakes in each bag. She wants to divide up the snakes in 5 bags for herself and her friends.If she divides up the snakes equally per bag, how many snakes are left over? a) 3 b) 4 c) 5 d) 7 None Question 157.Lucas was making a picnic table for his outdoor alfresco area. He was fastening the last nuts and bolts into the table. When fastening one nut, he turned his wrench through 7 half revolutions to tighten the nut.How man degrees did Lucas turn the wrench through? a) 900 degrees b) 1,080 degrees c) 1,260 degrees d) 1,440 degrees None Question 160. Jack bought a new iPhone. It has a 128 gigabyte (GB) hard drive.He notices that 5% of the storage space is already used for the iPhone operating system.How much space is left on his new iPhone? a) 98.9 GB b) 105.6 GB c) 114.2 GB d) 121.6 GB None Question 168. Claudia runs every second night to work on her fitness. Her average time for her run is 1 hour and 20 minutes.Her average speed is 7 km per hour.Which expression gives the distance, in kilometres, of Claudia’s average run? a) 7 + 0.20 b) 7 + 0.33 c) 7 + 0.20 x 7 d) 7 + 0.33 x 7 None Question 171. Printing business cards costs $3 for a box of 50 cards.Pia wants to buy 27 boxes of business cards.Which expression states the total cost of the business cards that Pia wants to purchase?The correct expression is: Please select your answer a) 3 x 20 + 7 b) 3 x 20 + 27 c) 3 x 20 + 3 + 7 d) 3 x 20 + 3 x 7 Question 176. Before slikpik, lotto players had to choose six numbers from 1 to 45.To win the lotto jackpot, they had to have all six numbers corresponding to the lotto draw.Charlotte’s numbers were: 16, 17, 25, 27, 36, 42Matilda’s numbers were: 15, 20, 25, 30, 35, 45Olivia’s numbers were: 9, 13, 21, 28, 41, 45Which one of these statements is true? a) Olivia’s numbers are completely random, so she is the most likely to win. b) Charlotte’s numbers are large, and hence have the best chance of winning. c) All three players have the same chance of winning. d) Matilda’s numbers have a pattern, so she has the least chance of winning. None Question 187.A department store offers birthday voucher discounts to its store members.Kat wanted to use her voucher to get 20% off the price of a new coat.The full price of the coat was $260.How much will Kat save by using the voucher? a) $64 b) $52 c) $48 d) $41 None Question 188.The forecast for Bunbury indicates there is a 70% chance of rain on Thursday.Which of the following best describes the likelihood of rain on Thursday? a) Unlikely b) Even chance c) Certain d) Likely None Question 203.Lottie works at a recycling collection factory.She is paid \$238 for every 1000 plastic bottles sorted.She also received a bonus of \$821 if she sorts over 10,000 plastic bottles in the week.If Lottie sorted 18,000 plastic bottles in a week, which is the best estimate of the amount she earned? a) 800 + (200 x 10) b) 800 + (300 x 10) c) 800 + (200 x 20) d) 800 + (300 x 20) None Question 209. Harley worked a part time job at a large supermarket chain.He was asked to stack milk bottles to a fridge shelf from a trolley of milk crates.Each milk crate had 12 milk bottles in the crate.Harley was given a trolley that was 2 layers high. There was only space for 1 row of crates on each layer of the trolley. Each row had 3 crates of milk in it.How many milk bottles did Harley have to stack? a) 48 b) 56 c) 64 d) 72 None Question 223. Ava and her 5 friends went out for dinner.The total bill for the dinner was \$146.80.Ava was the only one to have a starter with her main meal.She paid \$16 for her starter and the rest of the bill was shared equally amongst the six of them.Which expression shows the total amount of money Ava paid for her dinner?The total amount Ava paid for her dinner is equal to: Please select your answer a) (146.80 – 16) ÷ 6 + 16 b) (146.80 + 16) ÷ 6 - 16 c) (146.80 + 16) ÷ 6 d) (146.80 – 16) ÷ 6 Question 227.Chris owns a farm just South of Perth. He was on the Bureau of Meteorology website looking to gather some information on the likelihood of getting above the median rainfall on his farm.What is the chance that Chris will get above the median rainfall for his farm? a) Moderately likely b) Likely c) Unlikely d) Not at all likely None You’ve already answered some of the questions! Would you like to continue with quiz or restart it from beginning? Time's up
