Year 9 Mathematics Summer Examination Topics
Number 1 (pages 1 to 8) |
Powers of ten and standard form Significant figures and decimal places Directed numbers Percentages | Positive indices |
Number 2 (pages 56 to 65) |
Powers of ten and standard form Four rules with fractions Ratio Direct proportion | Negative indices Proportional division Including conversions with imperial units. Use of unitary method |
Algebra 1 (pages 9 to 18) |
Collection of like terms, products, bracket removal, equations | |
Graphs I (pages 19 to 27) |
Gradient of line joining two points Equation of straight line Sketching a graph | A sketch graph helps. Including rearrangement |
Shape and Space 1 (pages 28 to 36) |
Terminology in right-angled trianglesTangent | Relationship with gradient. Calculating angles and side lengths |
Shape and Space 2 (pages 92 to 105) |
Sine and cosine | Calculating angles and side lengths |
Handling Data 1 (pages 37 to 45) |
Statistical investigationCollection of data, frequency tables, tally charts, stem and leaf Averages from raw data Displaying data | TerminologyDiscrete and continuous |
Handling Data 2 (pages 106 to 117) |
Scatter diagrams | Include mean pointCorrelation, interpolation and extrapolation |
Algebra 2 (pages 66 to 82) |
Four rules with algebraic fractions Laws of indices Solving equations including squares and square roots Substitution into formulae | Formulae for areas. Pythagoras |
Graphs 2 (pages 83 to 91) |
Simultaneous equations Inequalities and regions | Graphical method Shading unwanted region |
Number 3 (pages 131 to 143) |
Inverse percentages Multiples, factors and primes HCF, LCM Long multiplication and division Use of calculator | Multiplication factor method |
Algebra 3 (pages 144 to 159) |
Bracket insertion; extracting common factor Simplification of algebraic fractions Equations with fractions Simultaneous equations Trial and improvement | Elimination method |
Graphs 3 (pages 160 to 168) |
Distance-time graphs Speed-time graphs | |
Shape and Space 3 (pages 169 to 195) |
Basic geometry Circle geometry Similar triangles | Results and reasoning Also see ICT work |
Handling Data 3 (pages 196 to 200) |
Averages from ungrouped frequency table Class boundaries Mean from a grouped frequency table The work on probability will not be tested | |
There will be one examination paper which will last one hour. You will be allowed to use a calculator.
