| Topic |
Subject |
Contents |
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Fractions I |
Equivalent fractions, ordering, mixed fractions,
addition & subtraction, decimals [*] |
| Fractions II |
Fractions of a whole number, simplifying,
multiplying fractions [*] |
| Fractions III |
Improper fractions, reciprocals, dividing by
fractions [*] |
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Inequalities |
Simple inequalities, number line
inequalities |
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Mental and written
maths |
Decimal multiplications and divisions by mental
and written methods, use of place value [*] |
|
Multiples, factors,
powers |
Multiples, factors, primes, highest common
factor, lowest common multiple, powers, prime factorisation |
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Negative numbers |
Addition, subtraction, multiplication, division,
substitution in algebraic expressions [*] |
|
Percentages |
Percentage fraction decimal, percentages of
quantities, VAT, use of calculator |
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Percentage increases |
Multipliers, increases and decreases [*] |
|
Ratio |
Equivalent ratios, simplifying ratios [*] |
|
Rounding |
Decimal places, significant figures [*] |
|
Squares, cubes and roots |
Square and cube numbers, square and cube roots
[*] |
|
Standard form |
Large and small numbers, conversion to standard
form, use of calculators [*] |
|
Unitary method |
Questions based on recipes, conversions, exchange
rates |
|
Calculator assessment |
A 14 question test to assess calculator skills
[*] |
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Brackets and equations |
Simplifying brackets, multiplying out single
pairs of brackets, solving equations [*] |
| Expressions I |
Substituting values, simplifying expressions,
brackets [*] |
| Expressions II |
like terms, simplifying, brackets, factorising
into single brackets |
|
Factorising quadratics |
Factorising and solving quadratics [*] |
|
Forming & solving
equations |
Forming and solving linear equations, including
brackets |
|
Gradient |
Gradient of straight lines, positive or
negative |
|
Gradients &
equations |
Plotting straight lines, y=mx+c |
|
Graphs I |
Tables of values, plotting linear graphs,
quadratic graphs |
|
Graphs II |
Plotting quadratic, cubic and reciprocal
curves |
|
Graphs and
inequalities |
Plotting straight lines and showing
inequalities |
|
Indices |
Understanding and using, rules for adding and
subtracting, algebra |
|
Linear equations |
Solving linear equations, including variable on
both sides [*] |
|
Rearranging |
Flow charts, reverse operations, rearranging,
solving |
|
Quadratic brackets |
Multiplying out pairs of brackets [*] |
|
Sequences |
Linear, nonlinear, nth terms [*] |
|
Simultaneous equations |
Solving simultaneous linear equations [*] |
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Substitution |
Substituting into formulas, flow charts |
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Area, perimeter |
Parallelograms, triangles, trapeziums,
circles |
| Circle theorems |
Angle in semicircle, etc |
| Coordinates |
Midpoints [*] |
|
Parallel lines |
Alternate and corresponding angles |
|
Pythagoras |
Squaring, finding the longest side or other
sides, use of calculator [*] |
|
Speed, distance, time |
Speed, distance time, journey graphs |
|
Trigonometry |
Labelling sides, formulae, sohcahtoa, solving
equations [*] |
|
Volume & surface
area |
Cuboids, prisms, cylinders |
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Box and whisker plots |
median and quartiles, drawing and
interpreting |
| Cumulative frequency |
Cumulative frequency tables and graphs, median,
quartiles, interquartile range |
| Distributions |
Stem and leaf tables |
|
Probability |
Relative frequency, probabilities from tables or
lists, rolling dice, flipping coins |
|
Scatter graphs |
Plotting scatter graphs, lines of best fit,
prediction |
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This
collection of worksheets is designed to complement the online course at
MathsNetGCSE. Each worksheet is in a simple Excel format (with no macros
or special functions used), containing a number of files intended to be printed
out. The workbook can be used either in class or for consolidation via
homework. 
The answers are
also provided. By each section to the left you will see a cell displayed in
yellow. Enter any number in this cell and the answers will be displayed. If the
worksheets are used with an interactive whiteboard then answers can therefore
be easily displayed to allow students to check their work.
[*] Some worksheets contain
interactive pages allowing more than one version to be printed. In many cases
the work becomes slightly harder as the version number increases.