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    Madinat Al Sultan Qaboos Private School

    (Under the supervision of Ministry of Education)


    Subject: Mathematics
    REVISION WORKSHEET Grade: 7

    13 Probability
    1) There are 520 students in a school. 120 students travel to school by car. 220 students walk
    to school. Find the experimental probability that a particular students:
    a) travel by acar to school
    b) walk to school
    c) does not walk to school
    d) does not walk or travel by car to school
    2) Ahmed goes to school 5 days a week. In the past 12 weeks he has been late for school on 7
    days .
    Work out the experimental probability that he reach at school will be:
    a) late b) on time

    3) Rahem travels to work on a train each morning. He keeps a record for 60 days. The train is
    late 12 times.
    Work out the experimental probability that the train will be:
    a) Late b) on time

    14 Position and transformation

    1) Zainab makes a scale drawing of a garden. She uses a scale of 1cm represents 30cm.
    a) On her drawing the garden is 12cm wide. How wide is the window in real life?
    Give your answer in meters.
    b) The garden in real life is 8.4m wide. How wide is the garden on the scale
    drawing? Give your answer in centimeters.
    2) Khalid makes a scale drawing of a play ground. He uses a scale of 1cm represents 25cm.
    a) On his drawing the play ground is 20cm wide. How wide is the window
    in real life? Give your answer in meters.
    b) The play ground in real life is 12.5m wide. How wide is the play ground
    on the scale drawing? Give your answer in centimeters.
    3) Work out the distance between each pair of points.
    a) (5, 9) and (5, 13)
    b) (14, 25) and ( 39, 25)
    c) (21, 43) and (21, 36)
    d) ( 10, 7) and (27, 7)
    15 Shapes, area and volume

    1) Work out the area of a compound shape.


    a) b)

    2) Riya is going to lay tiles on the floor of her drawing room. The diagram shows the
    dimensions of the floor and the dimensions of one tile. How many tiles does Riya
    need to cover her drawing room floor?

    3) Hussain is going to put tiles on the play ground. The diagram shows the dimensions
    of the ground and the dimensions of one tile. How many tiles does Hussain need to
    cover the play ground?

    16 Interpreting and discussing results

    1) The dual bar chart shows the survey for the favourite drinks consumed per day in a
    week.
    a) How many people used to drink water as their favourite drink in these days?
    b) How many people used to drink tea or coffee as their favourite , altogether?
    c) Which day did the people drank more water?
    d) Which day did the people drank more tea or coffee?

    2) In a company collect a data about company costs per trading in a quarter basis.

    a) In which quarter the labour cost was more?


    b) In which quarter the material cost was more?
    c) In which quarter the other costs was more?
    d) What is the total labour cost of all the quarters?

    3) The pie chart shows the favorite places in Oman those who are visiting in
    holidays. All together there are 720 people participated in this survey. Using
    the information given in the pie chart. A is Jabal Shams, B is Jabel Akthar, C
    is Wadi al shabab, D is Nakhal , E is Sohar and F is salalah.

    a) Find the number of people who chose Jabal shams?

    b) Find the number of people who chose Salalah?

    c) Find the number of people who chose Nakhal?

    d) What is the percentage of people who choose Jabel Akthar?

    e) What is the percentage of people who choose Sohar?


    4) Zahara works for 20 days each month. She records the time she choose for lunch
    each day in April. Here are the times in minutes.
    8 6 10 7 13 9 15 11 9 5

    12 9 4 10 12 16 9 17 7 8
    Find the mean, median , mode and range

    1 Integers
    1) Write as a product of prime numbers
    a) 240 b) 270 c) 520 d) 800
    2) Solve
    a) 34 × 52 × 35 × 53 c) 25 × 73 × 52 × 75

    b) 116 × 134 × 113 × 77 d) 44 × 48 × 62 × 68


    3) Solve
    a) 56 ÷ 54 c) 99 ÷ 93

    b) 711 ÷ 75 d) 1012 ÷ 107

    4) Work out and write the answer in index form


    a) 253 ÷ 56 c) 164 ÷ 45

    b) 84 ÷ 28 d) 275 ÷ 36

    2 Expressions, formula and equations


    1) Work out the value of the expression
    a) ℎ + 7 𝑤ℎ𝑒𝑛 ℎ = 10

    b) 3𝑒 + 𝑔 𝑤ℎ𝑒𝑛 𝑒 = 9 , 𝑔 = 7

    c) 7𝑓 − 12 𝑤ℎ𝑒𝑛 𝑓 = 7

    d) 4( 𝑎 + 3𝑏) 𝑤ℎ𝑒𝑛 𝑎 = 8 , 𝑏 = 5

    2) Expand the brackets


    a) 5 ( 3𝑐 + 7) c) 7 ( 6𝑗 + 5𝑘)

    b) 11 ( 8𝑝 + 10) d) 9 ( 4𝑥 + 3𝑦)

    3) Expand and simplify each expression


    a) 2 ( 4𝑎 + 3) + 5( 3𝑎 + 4)
    b) 5 ( 2𝑥 + 8) + 3 ( 4𝑥 + 9 )
    c) 11 ( 3𝑝 + 5) + 2(5𝑝 + 4)
    4) Work out the value of x in each isosceless triangle.
    5) Work out the length and width of each diagram. All the measurement are in centimeters

    3 Place value and Rounding


    1) Solve
    a) 3.5 ÷ 0.1 e) 34 × 0.1

    b) 600 ÷ 0.01 f) 78.2 × 0.01

    c) 67.8 ÷ 0.01 g) 57.9 × 0.1

    d) 43.7 ÷ o.1 h) 253 × 0.01

    4 Decimals
    1) Work out
    a) 74.4 ÷ 3 c) 197.5 ÷ 5

    b) 276.4 ÷ 4 d) 171.6 ÷ 6

    5 Angles and construction


    1) Find the angle of a,b and c

    2) Find the angle of F, x and y


    3) Find the missing angle.

    a) c)

    b) d)

    e)

    6 Collecting data
    1) Write any three example of each type of data.
    a) Categorical data
    b) Discrete data
    c) Continuous data
    2) State the type of data in the following questions.
    a) How many people visit a particular pet shop on Saturday?
    b) How long do you play in a week?
    c) What is the average number of students in a school?
    d) What is the most preferred social media platform among the students?

    7 Fractions
    1) Work out
    2 4 4 5
    a) 6 −3 c) 4 −2
    5 5 7 7

    4 7 2 7
    b) 7 −4 d) 10 −5
    9 9 11 11

    2) Find the area of a rectangle.

    3) Find the total area of compound shape.

    8 Shapes and symmmetry


    1) Write the properties of rectangle, square, rhombus, parallelogram, trapezium and kite.
    2) Find the circumference of a circle for each of the following figures.

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