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Worded Maths Extension Worksheet EW 46 16
Student Name: ________________
Grade: ______ Date:__________
1. According to the United Nations, half of the world’s population
now can go online with computers. The world’s population is
now 7.4 billion people. So, write the number of people who do NOT have access
to an online computer. (Answer in figures.)
2. “Cabbage Patch Kids” dolls sell for $90 on eBay. They are 36 cm
tall. If the makers produced a SMALLER Cabbage Patch Kid that was just
24 cm tall, for how much would they probably sell it? (Discuss with friends!)
3. Benny bought a 4-litre carton of vanilla ice cream, and 20 ice
cream cones. If he wants to use up all the ice cream in those
cones, how many millilitres of ice cream must go in each cone?
4. Can you believe this? A robot can solve a Rubik’s Cube in just
six-tenths of a second. At that rate, how many times could that robot
solve the Rubik’s Cube in one minute?
5. Last Friday was “Black Friday” – a day full of deals. If Tony
bought a video game on Black Friday that was normally $70, but
he got a 70% discount, much did he actually pay for the game?
6. In the “Movie Reviews” page of a newspaper last week, there
were 3 MA movies mentioned, 8 M-rated movies, 2 PG-rated movies and
just 1 G-rated movie. Show these results clearly on a bar graph.
7. In “Twenty20 Cricket” last Sunday, James Pattinson scored 137
runs off 64 balls. Cameron White holds the record. He scored 143
runs off 63 balls. Find the difference in AVERAGE runs per delivery?
8. A pod of whales was sighted again in South Australian
waters recently. There were 12 whales spotted last year, and 23 this
year. Draw a line graph to show this, and use the graph to try to
predict how many whales there may be in that area in the year 2017, if
the rate of increase continues.
9. Open-ended Question: The OXFAM charity suggests that, to help others at
Christmas, we should be giving needy families overseas either a GOAT (value:
$39) or a SHEEP (value: $150). Angela’s school raised $1,000 through a fund-
raiser. How many goats and how many sheep COULD they donate, using most of
the money? Give 3 possible answers. Which answer is best, do you think?
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ANSWERS – EdShop Worded Maths Extension Worksheet EW 46 16
1. 3.7 billion = 3,700,000,000
2. $60 (or probably more!)
3. 200 ml
4. 100 times in 1 minute (Unbelievable!!)
5. $21
6. Various graphs
7. Averages were: James – 2.14; Cameron – 2.27 so the difference is 0.13
8. Approximately 40 (it’s ALMOST doubling!)
9. Various answers
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