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Twenty questions which can be used by Initial Teacher Education students preparing for the Australian LANTITE numeracy test. The questions are grouped in content strands and each question is randomised. Questions are either multiple choice, true/false or type the answer in a box. The questions are chosen from a menu and there is no time limit. They are different to the questions in Timed Practice Quiz v2.

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Used for LANTITE preparation (Australia). NA = Number & Algebra strand. Students are given the total cost, insurance fee and daily hire charge (all randomly generated). They need to calculate the number of days hired.

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{names[index]} hired a bike during his holiday. The insurance cost was \\${insurance} regardless of the number of hire days and the hire fee was an additional \\${hire_per_day} per day.

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The total cost of \\${total_cost} includes both the insurance (\\${insurance}) and the cost per day.

If we subtract the insurance from the total cost we will have the cost per day.

\\${total_cost} - \\${insurance} = \\${total_cost-insurance}

The bike cost \\${hire_per_day} to hire each day.

If we divide the total amount paid for the hire component by the daily cost we will get the number of days that the bike was hired.

{total_cost-insurance} ÷ {hire_per_day} = {days}

{names[index]} hired the bike for {days} days.

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The one-off fee for insurance.

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The number of days that the bike is hired.

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The dollar cost to hire the bike per day.

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Index for list of names.

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List of boys names for bike hire.

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Total cost of hiring the bike over the time period.

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If the total cost of the bike was \\${total_cost}, how many days did {names[index]} hire the bike for?

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Used for LANTITE preparation (Australia). NA = Number & Algebra strand. Students need to calculate the proportion of calls for one given emergency, after reading the number of calls, and total number of calls from the supplied infographic. There are 4 different versions of this question.

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The National Emergency Call Centre was established by the Australian Government in July 2006 to serve as a first point of contact for Australians in the event of an emergency or disaster of national significance. It provides a coordinated whole of government response to the delivery and gathering of information.

The infographic below shows the number of calls taken for four of the biggest emergencies in the first five years of the centre's operation.

^{http://mediahub.humanservices.gov.au/news/emergency-call-centre-celebrates-10-years/}

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There were {fullnumcalls} calls received regarding {incident}.

The infographic shows 410 000 calls in total.

We need to find what percentage {fullnumcalls} is of 410 000.

Divide {fullnumcalls} by 410 000, then multiply by 100%.

{fullnumcalls} ÷ 410 000 x 100% = {precround(numcalls/410*100,4)}...%.

This should be rounded to the nearest whole number.

{precround({numcalls/410*100},0)}% of the calls shown were about {incident}.

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The name of the randomly selected incident.

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The list of the four incidents.

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The index to both the incident and calls lists.

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The number of calls divided by 1000, for the randomly selected incident.

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The number of calls (divided by 1000) for each corresponding incident

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The actual number of calls for the randomly selected incident, in spaced format. This variable cannot be used in calculations as it is a string. It is used in the Advice section.

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What proportion of these four emergencies were the calls about {incident}?

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Used for LANTITE preparation (Australia). NA = Number & Algebra strand. Students are shown a personal income tax table and given a randomly generated taxable income. They are required to calculate the tax payable.

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The table below shows the tax rates for Australian residents in the 2019-2020 financial year.

^{https://www.ato.gov.au/Rates/Individual-income-tax-rates/}

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First, determine which row of the table you should use, based on the taxable income given.

The taxable income is \\${formatnumber(TaxableIncome,\"si-en\")}, so you should use the {RowNumber[BracketIndex]} row in the given tax table.

This row says that no tax is payable on taxable incomes below \\$18 201 therefore the tax payable on \\${formatnumber(TaxableIncome,\"si-en\")} is \\$0.

This row says that the tax payable is worked out by:

{Rate[BracketIndex]*100} cents for each \\$1 over \\${formatnumber(Level[BracketIndex],\"si-en\")}.

Next, calculate how many dollars are above \\${formatnumber(Level[BracketIndex],\"si-en\")}:

\\${formatnumber(TaxableIncome,\"si-en\")} - \\${formatnumber(Level[BracketIndex],\"si-en\")} = \\${formatnumber(TaxableIncome-Level[BracketIndex],\"si-en\")}

Finally, multiply the cents in the dollar rate (as a decimal) by this amount:

{Rate[BracketIndex]} x \\${formatnumber(TaxableIncome-Level[BracketIndex],\"si-en\")} = \\${trim(dpformat(Rate[BracketIndex]*(TaxableIncome-Level[BracketIndex]),2,\"si-en\"))}

The amount of tax payable is \\${trim(dpformat(TaxDue,0,\"si-en\"))} to the nearest dollar.

This row says that the tax payable is worked out by:

\\${formatnumber(BaseAmount[BracketIndex],\"si-en\")} plus {Rate[BracketIndex]*100} cents for each \\$1 over \\${formatnumber(Level[BracketIndex],\"si-en\")}.

Secondly calculate how many dollars are above \\${formatnumber(Level[BracketIndex],\"si-en\")}:

\\${formatnumber(TaxableIncome,\"si-en\")} - \\${formatnumber(Level[BracketIndex],\"si-en\")} = \\${formatnumber(TaxableIncome-Level[BracketIndex],\"si-en\")}

Thirdly, multiply the cents in the dollar rate (as a decimal) by this amount:

{Rate[BracketIndex]} x \\${formatnumber(TaxableIncome-Level[BracketIndex],\"si-en\")} = \\${trim(dpformat(Rate[BracketIndex]*(TaxableIncome-Level[BracketIndex]),2,\"si-en\"))}

Finally, add this to the base amount:

\\${formatnumber(BaseAmount[BracketIndex],\"si-en\")} + \\${trim(dpformat(Rate[BracketIndex]*(TaxableIncome-Level[BracketIndex]),2,\"si-en\"))} = \\${trim(dpformat(TaxDue,2,\"si-en\"))}

The amount of tax payable is \\${trim(dpformat(TaxDue,0,\"si-en\"))} to the nearest dollar.

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A list containing the five income brackets.

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Which row of the tax table the student should be looking at.

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This is the tax payable for the randomly generated TaxableIncome.

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The random number used to index the list of names.

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This variable is used in the Marking section to calculate the taxpayable, using the Taxable Income. However, more variables are required for the Advice section, in order to be able to print all values in the relevant row of the tax table.

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The list of possible names for this question.

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A randomly selected number from the tax bracket indicated by BracketIndex.

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This is the second number given in the tax table calculation, for each row in the table.

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This is the first number given in the tax table calculation, for each row in the table.

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This is the third number given in the tax table calculation, for each row in the table.

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The random number used to index the IncomeBrackets. It also indexes the lists for BaseAmount, Rate, Level, RowNumber and TaxPayable, so that the correct figures are used based on the tax bracket.

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{names[NamesIndex]} has a taxable income of \\${formatnumber(TaxableIncome,\"si-en\")} in 2019-2020. How much tax will {names[NamesIndex]} be required to pay? Round your answer to the nearest whole dollar. Do not type a comma and do not type the \\$ sign.

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Used for LANTITE preparation (Australia). NA = Number & Algebra strand. Students are given sales and years of service. They read the retainer and commission from two tables, then calculate before-tax income. The sales and years of service are randomly generated.

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An educational book seller pays its sales staff a monthly retainer (base level of pay) depending on their years of service. The retainer is given in Table 1 below.

They also pay a commission based on the sales person's total sales for the month. If sales are below \\$500, no commission is paid. Otherwise, the commission is given in Table 2 below.

Table 1

\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n

Full years of service	Retainer
0 - 2	\\$600
3 - 5	\\$700
6 - 8	\\$800
9 and above	\\$900

Table 2

\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n

Monthly sales	Commission
\\$500 - \\$799	15%
\\$800 - \\$899	18%
\\$900 - \\$999	21%
\\$1000 and over	24%

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Retainer

{name1} has been working as a book seller for {years} years. According to Table 1, the retainer is \\${retainer}.

Commission

{name1}'s sales for the month were \\${trim(dpformat(sales,0,\"si-en\"))}, so no commission is payable.

{name1}'s sales for the month were \\${trim(dpformat(sales,0,\"si-en\"))}. According to Table 2, the commission rate is {commissionrate*100}%.

The commission earnt is {commissionrate*100}% of \\${trim(dpformat(sales,0,\"si-en\"))}.

{commissionrate*100}% of \\${trim(dpformat(sales,0,\"si-en\"))} = {commissionrate*100} ÷100 x \\${trim(dpformat(sales,0,\"si-en\"))} = \\${trim(split(dpformat(commissionrate*sales,2,\"si-en\"),\".00\")[0])}

Income

Income = Retainer + Commission = \\${trim(split(dpformat(retainer,2,\"si-en\"),\".00\")[0])} + \\${trim(split(dpformat(commissionrate*sales,2,\"si-en\"),\".00\")[0])} = \\${trim(split(dpformat(retainer+commissionrate*sales,2,\"si-en\"),\".00\")[0])}

{name1}'s income is \\${trim(dpformat(income,0,\"si-en\"))}.

Rounded to the nearest dollar, {name1}'s income is \\${trim(dpformat(income,0,\"si-en\"))}.

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The number of years that the bookseller has been working for the company.

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The income, based on retainer plus commission.

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The retainer paid, based on the years of service.

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The name of the book seller.

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The dollar value of the sales for the given month.

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The commission rate as a decimal, based on the monthly sales amount.

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{name1} has been working for the book selling company for {years} years. Last month, {name1} sold books worth a total of \\${trim(dpformat(sales,0,\"si-en\"))}.

Calculate {name1}'s before-tax income for the month. Enter your answer, rounded to the nearest dollar. Do not type the \\$ sign.

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Used for LANTITE preparation (Australia). NA = Number & Algebra strand. Students are given a ratio, and the total number of dancers. They must calculate the number of girls (the larger share). The ratio, and total number are randomly generated.

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The ratio of boys to girls at a dance school is {boysratio} : {girlsratio}.

There are {classsize} pupils enrolled in the dance school altogether.

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The ratio of boys as to girls at the dance school is {boysratio} : {girlsratio}.

We can divide the dance students into {boysratio + girlsratio} equal groups, with {boysratio} of the groups for boys, and {girlsratio} of the groups for girls.

How many dance students would be in each group?

{classsize} ÷ {boysratio + girlsratio} = {scalefactor}. There are {scalefactor} students in each group.

There are {girlsratio} x {scalefactor} = {scalefactor*girlsratio} girls, as there are {girlsratio} groups of girls.

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The number of girls in the ratio.

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The total number of pupils in the dance school.

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The factor by which the ratio sum is multiplied to get the class size.

", "templateType": "randrange", "can_override": false}, "boysratio": {"name": "boysratio", "group": "Ungrouped variables", "definition": "random(2 .. 4#1)", "description": "

The number of boys in the ratio.

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The increment which is added to boysratio to ensure that there are more girls.

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How many girls are there in the dance school?

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Used for LANTITE preparation (Australia). MG = Measurement & Geometry strand. The bus timetable is shown, and one multiple choice question asked. There are seven potential questions (scenarios).

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The timetable below shows the stops and times for Route 12 between Yarralumla and the Patents Office at Barton.

^{https://www.flickr.com/photos/lukeorourke/13448688984/}

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Take some time to examine the timetable. Then read the question carefully to determine what is required.

{explanation}

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The third incorrect answer for the randomly selected scenario.

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The correct answer for the randomly selected scenario.

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The first incorrect answer for the randomly selected scenario.

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The second incorrect answer for the randomly selected scenario.

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Used for LANTITE preparation (Australia). MG = Measurement & Geometry strand. Two people walk away from a central flagpole, in different directions. The multiple choice question asks for the angle between them. There are seven potential scenarios.

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{name1}, {name2} and {name3} are all standing next to a flagpole.

{direc1}

{direc2}

{name3} turns to look at {name1}. Then {name3} turns in a clockwise direction until {pronoun} is looking at {name2}.

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The example below shows one way of approaching these kinds of questions. Read it through and see if you can then apply the reasoning to the given problem.

Sample question:

Isaac, Ben and Madi are all standing next to a flagpole.

Isaac walks 25 metres in a southerly direction, then turns and walks 25 metres in a westerly direction, then stops.
Ben walks 10 metres in an easterly direction, then turns and walks 10 metres in a southerly direction, then stops.

Madi turns to look at Isaac. Then Madi turns in a clockwise direction until she is looking at Ben.

How many degrees did Madi turn through between looking at Isaac and looking at Ben?

Solution:

Imagine that the flagpole is at the centre of the compass rose below.

The solid yellow lines show the path that Isaac took - south and then west. Effectively, Isaac has travelled in a south-westerly direction because both sections of his walk were the same length (25 metres each).

The solid red lines on the diagram below show the path that Ben took - east and then south. Effectively, Ben has travelled in a south-easterly direction because both sections of his walk were the same length (10 metres each).

Now imagine that Madi is at the centre of the compass rose. She looks first at Isaac, then turns clockwise to look at Ben (see the curved black arrow). It does not matter that Ben and Isaac travelled different distances. We are interested in the angle between them.

How many degrees has she turned through? In this case, she has turned through 3 x 90 degrees.

Madi turned through 270 degrees between looking at Isaac and looking at Ben.

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The index which selects the scenario for the question.

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The directions and distances that name2 walks for the chosen scenario.

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The first wrong answer (distractor).

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The second wrong answer (distractor).

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The third wrong answer (distractor).

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The name of the third person.

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The name of the first person.

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The name of the second person.

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Used for LANTITE preparation (Australia). MG = Measurement & Geometry strand. A nutrition label is shown, and one multiple choice question asked. There are seven potential questions (scenarios).

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The nutrition facts for a snack food are given on the nutrition panel below.

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{advice}

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The particular scenario for the current question.

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The randomly selected question.

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The third incorrect answer for the randomly selected question.

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A rectangular primary school classroom has dimensions {width} metres by {length} metres. A storeroom in one corner has floor area {area} m².

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The area of a rectangle is given by the formula Area = Length x Breadth.

The area of the rectangular classroom is {width} x {length} = {width*length} square metres (abbreviated to m²) .

The area of the storeroom must be subtracted from this.

{width*length} m² - {area} m² = {width*length-area} m².

The floor area of the classroom is {width*length-area} m².

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Length of classroom is between 1 and 2.5 metres more than width.

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What is the floor area of the classroom in square metres, excluding the storeroom? The diagram is not drawn to scale.

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Used for LANTITE preparation (Australia). MG = Measurement & Geometry strand. NC = Non-Calculator strand. Students are shown an image of a thermometer calibrated in degrees Celsius. Student must answer a question using the thermometer. The image is randomly selected from a pool of 4. There are two different potential questions for each thermometer. Hence 8 different questions in total.

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This thermometer is calibrated in degrees Celsius. Use the temperature reading on the thermometer to answer the question shown below the thermometer.

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How to read the thermometer

The major division on this thermometer is 10°C. In other words, the numbers on the labelled graduations increase by 10°C.

The minor division on this thermometer is 2°C. In other words, the space between any two graduation marks represents 2°C.

The reading is halfway between two graduation marks, so you will need to add 1°C to the lower reading.

Use this knowledge to read the temperature on the thermometer.

Some useful things to know about temperatures measured in degrees Celsius:

Water will freeze at 0°C and boil at 100°C.
An air temperature between 18°C and 25°C will feel comfortable to most people.
An air temperature above 30°C will feel hot to most people.
Normal human body temperature is 37°C.

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Used for LANTITE preparation (Australia). SP = Statistics & Probability strand. Students are asked a multiple choice question based on a series of bar charts. The question is randomly selected from a pool of seven questions.

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Percentage of grade 6 pupils reaching reading proficiency levels— Southern and Eastern Africa Consortium for Monitoring Educational Percentage of grade 6 pupils reaching reading proficiency levels— Southern and Eastern Africa Consortium for Monitoring Educational

The chart below shows the average amount of water used per household per day in Sydney.

These amounts depend upon the number of people in the household, the size of the property in square metres, and the billing quarter (three month period).

^{https://www.sydneywater.com.au/web/groups/publicwebcontent/documents/document/zgrf/mdgw/~edisp/dd_080908.pdf}

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General advice:

Consider how to read this chart:

The three coloured columns show 1-person, 3-person and 5-person households.
Each row is for a particular property size (small, medium or large).
The billing periods are listed at the top of the chart (Nov - Jan, Feb - Apr etc).

Specific Advice:

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Use the chart to answer the following question:

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In April, some Teacher Education students were asked when they were planning to sit the LANTITE numeracy test.

Their responses are shown in the pie chart below.

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The list of images with corresponding question, answer, two distractors and the odd/even status of the reading.

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The randomly selected scenario.

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The correct answer for the randomly selected scenario.

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The first incorrect answer for the randomly selected scenario.

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The second incorrect answer for the randomly selected scenario.

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The third incorrect answer for the randomly selected scenario.

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The customised feedback for the Advice section.

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{question}

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Used for LANTITE preparation (Australia). SP = Statistics & Probability strand. Students are shown an infographic, given the details of one man and asked how many routine screenings they should have. There are seven possible questions.

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The infographic below shows the recommended routine health screenings for males.

^{https://www.airforcemedicine.af.mil/News/Art/igphoto/2001546026/}

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{names[index]} was born in {year[index]}.

In the year 2019 he is 2019 - {year[index]} = {2019 - year[index]} years old.

He has normal blood pressure, so will not require diabetes screening. He has no symptoms of depression.

He {smoker[index]}.

Based on these facts, use the infographic to determine the number of screenings he needs.

{names[index]} should have {screenings[index]} health {plural[index]}.

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The list which states the smoking status of each person.

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The list of all potential names.

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The list which has the correct word - 'screening' if only 1 screening is recommended, and 'screenings' for 2 or more recommended screenings. Used in the Advice section. This could also have been done with conditional statements.

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The list of all potential birth years.

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The list containing the number of recommended screenings (the answer).

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The index to select one person's name, their birth year, their smoking status, the correct screening/screenings word, and the number of screenings recommended (the answer).

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{names[index]} was born in {year[index]}. He {smoker[index]}. He had his blood pressure checked last year and it is in the normal range. He is not African-American. He has no symptoms of depression.

According to the infographic, how many routine screenings are recommended in 2019 for {names[index]}?

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Used for LANTITE preparation (Australia). SP = Statistics & Probability strand. Students are asked two true/false questions based on a chart. The pair of true/false questions are randomly selected from a pool of five pairs of questions.

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The chart below can be used to determine whether a room will feel comfortable, for a given temperature and level of relative humidity.

Points inside the shaded area should feel comfortable for most people.

Points outside of the shaded area will not feel comfortable for most people.

Use the chart to decide whether each statement below is True or False:

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Examine the chart, in particular noting the axis labels and scales, and read the question carefully.

For the first statement:

{explanation1}

For the second statement:

{explanation2}

The randomly selected scenario.

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The first correct answer for the randomly selected scenario.

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The 7 possible T/F question pairs, each along with their correct answer, distractor and the Advice.

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The first question for the randomly selected scenario.

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The customised advice for the first question in the given scenario.

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The second question for the randomly selected scenario.

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The second correct answer for the randomly selected scenario.

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The customised advice for the second question in the given scenario.

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Below are some statements about the chart provided above.

Select 'True or 'False' for each statement.

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Used for LANTITE preparation (Australia). SP = Statistics & Probability strand. Students are shown an unuaual chart and asked one of seven possible questions. The Advice for this question is general in nature.

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The chart below shows the distance and change in cost of a number of common flight routes.

^{https://www.economist.com/graphic-detail/2018/12/08/why-ticket-prices-on-long-haul-flights-have-plummeted}

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First, read the notes below to identify and understand the axes on this unusual chart:

The distance travelled for each flight can be worked out by examining where the dot for each route is, relative to the white curved lines, and reading the distance from the upper or lower straight edges of the sector. For example, the distance travelled on the London-Dubai route is around 5 200 km (see the pink arrow on the diagram below, then refer to the larger diagram above to read the numbers).

The percentage change in cost can be worked out by extending along the straight grey or blue line to the curved percentage scale at the right hand side. For example, the cost on the London-Dubai route has decreased by around 33% (see the yellow arrow on the diagram below, then refer to the larger diagram above to read the numbers).

Secondly, read the notes below to investigate how two routes might be related:

If two routes have the same distance, they will lie on the same white curved line (or be the same distance from the same curved line). For example, the London-Dubai route has the same distance as the New York - Paris route (see the green line on the diagram below, then refer to the larger diagram above for more detail).

If two routes have the same percentage change in cost, they will lie on the same straight line radiating from the left-hand side of the sector. For example, the Boston - Dallas route has the same percentage change in cost as the New York - Los Angeles route (see the brown line on the diagram below, then refer to the larger diagram above for more detail).

Once you have undestood how to read this chart, read the question carefully, to determine what is required. Sometimes the answer can be read straight from the chart.

However, you might then be asked to increase or decrease an amount by a percentage. For example:

Find the 2018 fare if the 2014 fare was $1 600 and it had decreased by 20% between 2014 and 2018.

The quickest way is to multiply $1 600 by 0.8 (which is equivalent to finding 100% - 20%).

The 2018 fare was $1 280.

OR Find the 2014 fare if the fare decreased by 20% between 2014 and 2018, and the 2018 fare was $900.

This is a little more complicated, because $900 is 80% of the 2014 fare.

To find 100% of the 2014 fare, divide $900 by 0.8. Note that this is NOT the same as multiplying by 1.2.

The 2014 fare was $1 125.

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The correct answer from the randomly selected scenario.

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The question from the randomly selected scenario.

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The randomly selected scenario.

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The second incorrect answer from the randomly selected scenario.

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The first incorrect answer from the randomly selected scenario.

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The third incorrect answer from the randomly selected scenario.

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The 7 different scenarios. Each consists of the question, the correct answer, and three incorrect options.

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{question}

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Used for LANTITE preparation (Australia). SP = Statistics & Probability strand. Students are shown a stacked bar chart and asked one of seven possible questions.

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The Southern and Eastern African Consortium for Monitoring Educational Quality reported on the percentage of Grade 6 pupils reaching reading proficiency levels from six African nations. Their findings are illustrated in the stacked bar chart below.

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General advice

First, make sure you check the percentage scale and the Key carefully.

Then, read the question carefully and identify which part of the chart it is referring to. Read the question again, to double-check that you have interpreted it correctly.

Specific advice

{explanation}

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The question statement for the randomly chosen scenario.

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The second incorrect answer (distractor) for the randomly chosen scenario.

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The randomly chosen scenario, consisting of question statement, correct answer, three distractors and feedback.

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The third incorrect answer (distractor) for the randomly chosen scenario.

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The correct answer for the randomly chosen scenario.

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The first incorrect answer (distractor) for the randomly chosen scenario.

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This is the detailed advice (feedback) given to explain the correct answer for the randomly selected scenario.

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{questionwording}

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Used for LANTITE preparation (Australia). NC = Non Calculator strand. NA = Number & Algebra strand. Students are given the total hours of work (randomised) and overtime (randomised) and asked to write an expression for the amount of pay earned.

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$H$ is used to represent a standard hourly rate of pay in dollars.

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First work out how many hours were worked at the standard hourly rate. {total_hours} - {over_time} = {normal_hours}

{normal_hours} is multiplied by H to give the amount earned during standard hours. {normal_hours} x H = {normal_hours}H

{normal_hours}H is earned during the standard hours.

H is multiplied by 1.5 for each overtime hour, which is paid at time and a half. There are {over_time} overtime hours, so {over_time} x 1.5 x H = {1.5*over_time}H

{1.5*over_time}H is earned during the overtime hours.

Then the standard pay and the overtime pay are added: {normal_hours}H + {1.5*over_time}H = {normal_hours+1.5*over_time}H

{normal_hours+1.5*over_time}H represents the amount earned after {total_hours} hours work.

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Number of hours paid at the standard rate. Student are required to work this out. It is set up to be greater than or equal to over_time.

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Overtime hours worked. This is stated in the question. It is set up to be less than or equal to normal_hours.

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Total hours worked. This is stated in the question, but calculated from the other two variables.

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Which one of the following expressions would represent the amount of pay earned for {total_hours} hours work, where {over_time} of those hours were worked at time-and-a-half (that is at 1.5 times the standard rate of pay)?

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Used for LANTITE preparation (Australia). NC = Non Calculator strand. NA = Number & Algebra strand. Students are asked to find a fraction of a fraction. There are 9 different versions of this question.

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On Monday, {name1} bought a chocolate bar and ate one {frac1name} of it.

On Tuesday, {name1} ate one {frac2name} of the remaining part of the chocolate bar.

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On Monday, {name1} bought a chocolate bar and ate one {frac1name} of it.

We need to subtract this fraction from one whole to find the fraction remaining.

1 - $ \\frac{1}{\\var{frac1denom}} $ = $ \\frac {\\var{monleftfracnum}} {\\var{monleftfracden}} $

On Tuesday, {name1} ate one {frac2name} of the fraction remaining.

We need to find one {frac2name} of $ \\frac {\\var{monleftfracnum}} {\\var{monleftfracden}} $.

$ \\frac{1}{\\var{frac2denom}} $ x $ \\frac {\\var{monleftfracnum}} {\\var{monleftfracden}} $ = $ \\frac {\\var{monleftfracnum}} {\\var{frac2denom*monleftfracden}} $

This fraction cannot be simplified.

So {name1} ate $ \\frac {\\var{monleftfracnum}} {\\var{frac2denom*monleftfracden}} $ of the chocolate bar on Tuesday.

This fraction needs to be simplified. Divide both numerator and denominator by {gcd(monleftfracnum,frac2denom*monleftfracden)}.

$ \\frac {\\var{monleftfracnum}} {\\var{frac2denom*monleftfracden}} $ = $ \\frac {\\var{answernumerator}} {\\var{answerdenominator}}$

So {name1} ate $ \\frac {\\var{answernumerator}} {\\var{answerdenominator}}$ of the chocolate bar on Tuesday.

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The randomly selected Monday fraction - in word form.

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The proportion of the chocolate bar eaten on Tuesday. It is the answer as a fraction.

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The numerator of the proportion of the chocolate bar eaten on Tuesday (fraction not yet simplified)

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The proportion of the chocolate bar eaten on Tuesday. It is the answer as a decimal.

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The randomly selected Tuesday fraction - in both word and numerical form.

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The proportion of the chocolate bar remaining on Monday, as a fraction.

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A randomly selected name from the list.

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The denominator of the randomly selected Monday fraction.

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The denominator of the proportion of the chocolate bar remaining on Monday.

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The denominator of the randomly selected Tuesday fraction.

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The denominator of the Tuesday fraction in both word and numerical form. List of three possible scenarios.

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The randomly selected Tuesday fraction - in word form.

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The proportion of the chocolate bar remaining on Monday, as a decimal.

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The denominator of the Monday fraction in both word and numerical form. List of three possible scenarios.

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The denominator of the proportion of the chocolate bar eaten on Tuesday (fraction not yet simplified)

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The randomly selected Monday fraction - in both word and numerical form.

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The numerator of the proportion of the chocolate bar remaining on Monday.

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What fraction of the whole bar did {name1} eat on Tuesday?

Use the / key to enter your anwer as a fraction in simplest form.

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Used for LANTITE preparation (Australia). NC = Non Calculator strand. NA = Number & Algebra strand. Students are given the number of people that are fed with 200g of rice (randomised), and the total number of people to be fed (randomised). They need to calculate the weight of rice using proportional reasoning.

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Mr Sims teaches Year 6. His class is responsible for cooking the rice for a Multicultural Day banquet. They need to cook the right amount of rice for {num_people} people.

One cup of uncooked rice weighs 200 g and will serve {per_cup} people.

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One cup of uncooked rice will serve {per_cup} people, and there are {num_people} people to be served.

Dividing {num_people} by {per_cup} will give the number of cups of rice required.

{num_people} ÷ {per_cup} = {(num_people)/(per_cup)}

So they will need {(num_people)/(per_cup)} cups of uncooked rice.

Each cup of uncooked rice weighs 200 grams. So every 5 cups of uncooked rice will weigh 1 kilogram (or 1000 grams).

5 cups of uncooked rice weigh 1 kilogram.

{(num_people)/(per_cup)} cups of uncooked rice weigh {kilos} kilograms. (Scale up by a factor of {kilos})

They will need {kilos} kilograms of uncooked rice to feed {num_people} people.

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This is the total number of people to be fed. It is stated in the question, but calculated by multiplying the number of people fed per cup by the the number of kilograms of rice then by 5 to convert from 200grams to kg.

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This is the number of people fed per uncooked cup. It is stated in the question.

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The number of kilograms of rice required. This is the answer.

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How many kilograms of uncooked rice will they need? Just enter the number, not the kg symbol.

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Used for LANTITE preparation (Australia). NC = Non Calculator strand. NA = Number & Algebra strand. Students are asked to obtain a percentage from an infographic, then choose the fraction which is closest. There are 7 different versions of this question.

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Sydney Water advises that the water consumption for a typical household is distributed as follows:

^{https://www.sydneywater.com.au/web/groups/publicwebcontent/documents/document/zgrf/mjew/~edisp/dd_210924.pdf}

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There are a few different ways to approach this type of question. For some questions, one method may be better than another.

Notice that the question says 'closest to' which indicates that the percentage may not be exactly equal to any of the fractions listed.

METHOD 1

You could convert the percentage to a fraction, by putting it over 100 and then simplifying. Sometimes this fraction will be one of the given options. eg 20% = $ \\frac{20} {100} $ = $ \\frac{1} {5} $.

Sometimes you may need to round it first. eg round 49% to 50% then $ \\frac{50} {100} $ = $ \\frac{1} {2} $

METHOD 2

Alternatively, convert each of the given fractions to a percentage by dividing the numerator by the denominator then multiplying by 100. Then compare them to see which is closest to the given percentage.

eg $ \\frac{1} {8} $ = 1 ÷ 8 x 100 = 12.5%

METHOD 3

It is helpful to memorise the most common fraction/percentage relationships.

\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n

Fraction	Percentage
$ \\frac{1} {2} $	50%
$ \\frac{1} {3} $	33.333..%
$ \\frac{1} {4} $	25%
$ \\frac{1} {5} $	20%
$ \\frac{1} {8} $	12.5%
$ \\frac{1} {10} $	10%

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List of description of each category in the infographic. Includes prepositions to make sentences work.

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This is the second incorrect answer for each appliance.

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This is the correct answer for each appliance.

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This is the third incorrect answer for each appliance.

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These practice questions are grouped into strands.

You can select which questions you want to practise. You can do as many or as few as you like. You may choose to concentrate on just one strand, for example.

Click on any question to try it. Click on the Go back to the menu button at the top of the screen when you are finished with a question.

You may use a basic calculator for the questions in the first three strands.

You should not use a calculator for the non-calculator strand, which is located at the end.

This is not a test and it is not timed. You will not get an overall mark, although you will be told whether you are correct each time you submit an answer. You can make full use of the following features at the bottom of each question to help you to improve your numeracy skills:

Try another question like this one (the number after the question title tells you how many different versions of the question there are)
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