1. Percentage – Expressing a Quantity – Calculator – True or False Maze
Students need to find a route from the ‘Start’ to the ‘Finish’,
only passing through rooms where the answer is correct.
Students can only pass through gaps in the walls.
The worksheet is in a variety of sizes/formats.
A ‘Make Your Own’ for students is included.

2. Printing To print handouts from slides -
Select the slide from the left. Then click:
File > Print > ‘Print Current Slide’
To print multiple slides -
Click on a section title to highlight all those slides,
or press ‘Ctrl’ at the same time as selecting slides to
highlight more than one. Then click:
File > Print > ‘Print Selection’
To print double-sided handouts -
Highlight both slides before using ‘Print Selection’.
Choose ‘Print on Both Sides’ and ‘Flip on Short Edge’.

3. Expressing a Quantity as a Percentage
Using a Calculator

4. 34cm of 2m
= 17%
24p of £3
= 8.0%
40 mins of
2 hours = 35%
6 8 = 76%
7 out of 15
= 48%
8 14 = 58%
30 mins of
3 hours = 17%
68p of £2.50
= 27%
58cm of 4m
= 15%
7 24 = 29%
45p of £5.50
= 8.2%
= 59%
55 mins of
4 hours = 24%
76p of £4.80
31 out of 45
= 69%
45 out of 84
= 54%
1.8m of 5.8m
= 32%
36 out of 25
= 140%
92 out of 75
= 120%
167cm of 1.9m
= 88%
1.5 hours of
7 hours = 26%
£1.67 of £8
= 23%
= 150%
34cm of 0.92m
= 38%
23 mins of
3.4 hours
= 13% 1
Answers are to 2 significant figures.

5. Route
34cm of 2m
= 17%
24p of £3
= 8.0%
40 mins of
2 hours = 35%
6 8 = 76%
7 out of 15
= 48%
8 14 = 58%
30 mins of
3 hours = 17%
68p of £2.50
= 27%
58cm of 4m
= 15%
7 24 = 29%
45p of £5.50
= 8.2%
= 59%
55 mins of
4 hours = 24%
76p of £4.80
31 out of 45
= 69%
45 out of 84
= 54%
1.8m of 5.8m
= 32%
36 out of 25
= 140%
92 out of 75
= 120%
167cm of 1.9m
= 88%
1.5 hours of
7 hours = 26%
£1.67 of £8
= 23%
= 150%
34cm of 0.92m
= 38%
23 mins of
3.4 hours
= 13% 1
Answers are to 2 significant figures.

8. Make Your Own Maze! Draft & Answers Created by: ____________________
To use for students to make their own worksheets for peers.
Draft
&
Answers

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