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Cambridge Progression Test Stage 5 Mathematics 2025 Paper 2
1. Fractions, Decimals, Percentages: 4⁄5 as a fraction; percentage-decimal conversion (e.g. ⁴⁄₁₀ = 40%, 60% = 0.6); fraction of quantity (e.g. ½ ÷ 5); rounding decimals; completing fraction equations; understanding percent of a whole.
2. Time and Sequences: Shortest time intervals; duration calculation (e.g. start time from end time); increasing sequences with constant steps; rounding for estimation methods; first 4-digit number in 8-step sequence.
3. Graphs and Data: Line graph interpretation and extension; pictogram reading and error explanation; waffle chart analysis; bead frequency data vs probability; bar completion; likelihood scale reasoning.
4. Geometry and Shapes: Reflecting shapes across axes; drawing scalene triangles; matching angles with types (acute, obtuse, reflex); 3D cube sketching; rectangle with same perimeter, different area; identifying coordinates; net completion of dice.
5. Number and Operations: Comparing decimals; finding whole numbers in inequalities; division and inverse operations; prime number identification; large number formation with constraints; value calculation from symbols; fractions comparison.
6. Logic and Measurement: Volume estimation; choosing correct statements; name of 3D shape with two circles (cylinder); ribbon length from fraction; pattern recognition (square numbers); choosing correct probability statements.
2. Time and Sequences: Shortest time intervals; duration calculation (e.g. start time from end time); increasing sequences with constant steps; rounding for estimation methods; first 4-digit number in 8-step sequence.
3. Graphs and Data: Line graph interpretation and extension; pictogram reading and error explanation; waffle chart analysis; bead frequency data vs probability; bar completion; likelihood scale reasoning.
4. Geometry and Shapes: Reflecting shapes across axes; drawing scalene triangles; matching angles with types (acute, obtuse, reflex); 3D cube sketching; rectangle with same perimeter, different area; identifying coordinates; net completion of dice.
5. Number and Operations: Comparing decimals; finding whole numbers in inequalities; division and inverse operations; prime number identification; large number formation with constraints; value calculation from symbols; fractions comparison.
6. Logic and Measurement: Volume estimation; choosing correct statements; name of 3D shape with two circles (cylinder); ribbon length from fraction; pattern recognition (square numbers); choosing correct probability statements.