3c. language of maths
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Four operations
‘English is everywhere, Maths is massive’
Created by Richard Bull
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The four operations
Add
Subtract
Multiply
Divide
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There are 11 football players on the pitch playing for Chelsea
There are 11 football players on the pitch playing for Milan
How many altogether?
11 ______ 11 = players in total22+
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There are 10 sandwiches
If the sandwiches are shared equally between 5 people
How many sandwiches do they get each?
10 ______ 5 = each2÷
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There are 6 cakes in 1 box
If there are 4 boxes
How many cakes are there in total?
6 ______ 4 = _________ cakes x 24
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Ahmed has £ 50
He spends £22
How much money has he got left?
£ 50 ______ £ 22 = - £ 28.00
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Assessors should ensure candidates understand the following general terms/phrases which appearin most of the assessments:
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Items“A single object or thing”
An example could be a shopping list
Could also be part of a group of items
An example could be an apple
AppleOrange
Tea bagsChips
Sausagescheese
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Estimate“A close guess of the actual value”
An estimate for the amount of sweets in this jar
“I estimate that there are 60 sweets in the jar”
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CompareTo note what is the same and what is not the same about two or more items
Same
Both fruitBoth healthy and natural
Not same
Shape not the sameColour not the sameTaste is not the sameSize is not the same
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DifferenceA word used to describe things that are not the same
They difference is that one travels on the ground and the other on water
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PopularMeans liked or well known
Compared by
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Worlds most popular religion
Pie Chart
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Complete
Means finished making or doing
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Calendar
chart that shows the days, weeks, and months of a year
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Special offer price
items that are sold at a lower price than usual
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maximumlargest number or highest number of something that is possible
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MinimumSmallest number or lowest number of something that is possible
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CheckMeans to make sure that something is correct
Example you can check your answer to the last question on a test
In maths if you are asked to check your answer you need to reverse your calculation
4 + 7 = 11
So to check I can do: 11 – 7 = 4
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