1. Number and arithmetic: multiples, primes, square numbers, time conversions, rounding, percentages, ratio interpretation, bus capacity word problems, and comparison of numerical estimates. 2. Algebra and expressions: substitution in formulas (v = u + at), perimeter expressions with variables, missing value subtraction, interpreting inequalities, drawing vertical lines (x = 2). 3. Geometry: symmetry and shape division (trapezium, rhombus), rotational symmetry, surface area of cubes, constructing regular pentagon, completing coordinates to form rectangles. 4. Data and statistics: interpreting bar charts, calculating range, median and total frequency, identifying closest value to actual measurement, evaluating sample representativeness. 5. Probability: comparing dice outcomes, identifying possible/impossible results, probability statements with fractions, percent ownership comparisons (men vs women). 6. Reasoning and measurement: reading and completing time tables, evaluating survey question relevance, shape transformations, area subtraction, difference between fractions as decimal.