Car Boot Sale Entry 3 past paper

Kemar plans a car boot sale. He makes a sign with a word and an arrow. The sign is labeled "ENTRANCE" with an arrow pointing to the right. The word "ENTRANCE" measures 700 mm and the arrow measures 250 mm. Kemar says the total length of the word and arrow is less than 1 m. How long is the sign?

Mathematical Equivalence

ON

Each car driver pays Kemar £8 to go to the car boot sale. There are 72 cars at the car boot sale. How much money in total do the car drivers pay? Show your working and your answer here.

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ON

Kemar buys 200 bags for the rubbish at the car boot sale. He shares the bags between 16 helpers. Each helper has the same number of bags. How many bags does each helper have? Show how many bags are left over.

c

d

184

8

6

216

14

12

Kemar works out how much money he made at the car boot sale. Calculate the difference between £973 and £575.

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ON

Kemar plans music events. He makes a website about the events. The cost of the website is £10.90 each month. What is the total cost for 24 months?

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ON

Round £10.90 to the nearest pound.

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ON

Kemar has a total of 450 tickets for a music event. He keeps 90 of the tickets to sell at the gate. Kemar says 1/3 of the tickets are to sell at the gate. What is 1/3 of the tickets?

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ON

Kemar needs to hire a tent for serving food. He needs a tent that is less than 10 m in length. He needs a tent for 120 people. He wants to spend as little as possible. Which tent will Kemar hire?

• A

• B

• C

• D

• E

Kemar puts a video on his website. The graph shows the numbers of people who watch the video. Kemar says that more than 900 people in total watched the video on days 2 and 3. How many people watched the video on days 2 and 3?

Mathematical Equivalence

ON

Helpers at the music event will have name badges. Kemar chooses a shape for the badges. Which shape has the fewest right angles? Tick (✓) the correct answer.

• Shape A

• Shape B

• Shape C

• Shape D