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Exit ticket Title How I feel about this work: Name: Date:

Exit ticket Constructing angle and line bisectors How I feel about this work: Name: Date: Bisect the angle and draw the perpendicular bisector of the line.

Exit ticket Constructing line bisectors 2 How I feel about this work: Name: Date: Construct a line that passes through the point F, and is perpendicular to the line XY. F X Y Construct the perpendicular bisector of points A and B. A B

Exit ticket Division by whole numbers How I feel about this work: Name: Date: 598 ÷ ÷ 8

Exit ticket Multiplication of decimals How I feel about this work: Name: Date: 0.06 x x 6.5

Exit ticket Percentage change and repeated percentage change How I feel about this work: Name: Date: Bill deposits £175 in a bank which pays compound interest at 4.5% p.a. How much will be in the account at the end of 12 years assuming that he adds no more money, and takes none out? If you increase an amount by 10%, then decrease the new amount by 10%, what is the percentage change?

Exit ticket Repeated percentage change 2 How I feel about this work: Name: Date: Andy deposits £275 in a bank which pays compound interest at 3.5% p.a. How long will it take for his money to double? Margaret is getting old and she is losing 1% of her height each year. If she starts at 160cm tall, how much height will she have lost after 5 years?

Exit ticket Reverse percentage How I feel about this work: Name: Date: A house is reduced in price by 6.4% in order to achieve a quick sale. The house sells for £220,000. What was the original asking price for the house? A bike is reduced in a sale by 15% to £510. What was its original value?

Exit ticket Calculations How I feel about this work: Name: Date: 1)Find the complements in 1 for: a)0.67 b) )Double these numbers a)87 b) )Halve these numbers a)5.3 b) )Put > or < in the spaces to make the calculations correct a)6 2 ÷ √144 …….. 14 ÷ 4 b)5 x 3 2 …… √25 5)Fill in the missing number a)5 x 0.4 = _____ b)8 x 0.06 = ______ c)___ x 0.4 = 1.2 d)12 x ___ = 9.6

Exit ticket Long division How I feel about this work: Name: Date: ÷ ÷ 15

Exit ticket Ratio 1 How I feel about this work: Name: Date: 1)Write the ratio of boys to girls in a class of 30 if there are 17 girls. 2)Simplify the ratio 15:10 3)In this diagram write down the ratio of grey squares to white squares 4)If £12 is shared between two people in the ratio 2:1 how much does each person get?

Exit ticket Area of triangles, parallelograms and trapeziums How I feel about this work: Name: Date: Calculate the area of each of these shapes:

Exit ticket Surface area of cylinders How I feel about this work: Name: Date: A chocolate box has a cross section of a semicircle of radius 4cm. The height of the box is 17cm. Calculate the surface area of the box. Give your answer to 2dp if necessary.

Exit ticket Area of triangles How I feel about this work: Name: Date: Calculate the area of this triangle 4cm 6cm 7cm

Exit ticket Angle geometry How I feel about this work: Name: Date: 115⁰ b c a Find the three missing angles. Show your working / give reasons. a) b) C)

Exit ticket Increasing and decreasing by percentages How I feel about this work: Name: Date: A population of mice increases by 115% in two months. There were 60 mice to start with. How many are there now? A jacket cost £75, but is reduced by 10% in a sale. What is its new price?

Exit ticket Mean average 1 How I feel about this work: Name: Date: Helen needs an average mark of 70 over four modules in order to pass her exam. Her current marks are 78, 56 and 64. What is the minimum mark she must get in her final module in order to pass?

Exit ticket Simultaneous equations How I feel about this work: Name: Date: Solve these simultaneous equations using an algebraic method: 3a + 2b = 16 and 5a – b = 18?

Exit ticket Linear equations 1 How I feel about this work: Name: Date: Solve:2(n + 12) = 2(n + 9) + 6

Exit ticket Linear equations 2 How I feel about this work: Name: Date: Solve: 14 – x = 3x - 2

Exit ticket Linear equations 3 How I feel about this work: Name: Date: Solve: 2(n + 12) = 2(n + 9) + 6

Exit ticket Linear equations 4 How I feel about this work: Name: Date: Solve:3(x – 2) – 4(2x – 3) = 2(3x –1) – 3(3x + 1) + 3

Exit ticket Linear equations 5 How I feel about this work: Name: Date: Solve:5(x + 7) – 2(2x – 6) = 4(6x –5) – 3(4x + 1) + 15

Exit ticket Algebra skills 1 How I feel about this work: Name: Date: Simplify the following: 1)2b + 5a + 3b – a 2)3a x 2b 3)a x 2a Expand and simplify these brackets 1)2( x + 4) 2)3(2 x – 1) 3)5(3x + 2) + 3(4x – 1)

Exit ticket Expanding and simplifying single brackets How I feel about this work: Name: Date: Expand and simplify these brackets 1)2( x + 4) 2)3x(2 x – 1) 3)5(3x + 2) + 3(4x – 1)