1. Number and arithmetic: fraction addition, decimal-fraction conversion, operations with decimals, ratios in simplest form, rounding, number sequences, common factors, divisibility tests. 2. Algebra: nth-term identification, forming and solving equations, function machines, coordinate geometry (translation, reflection, rotation), algebraic expressions and evaluation, variable substitution. 3. Geometry: drawing perpendicular lines, line symmetry and rotational symmetry, enlargement and scale factor, constructing graphs, area of triangle, interpreting coordinate transformations. 4. Measurement: unit conversions (m, ml), scale reading, time equivalence, interpreting time-distance graphs, length and volume problems, circumference and area calculations. 5. Probability and statistics: likelihood description, probability from tables, interpreting bar charts and infographics, frequency and proportion-based reasoning. 6. Data handling: choosing appropriate graph types, interpreting scatter graphs and line graphs, calculating median, describing relationships between variables, using statistical evidence for conclusions.