Grade 7 Revision List - Half Term 2 PDF
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This revision list covers various mathematical topics for Grade 7 students including ratios, probability, integers, algebraic expressions, and geometry. It includes concepts and formulas for each identified topic. The document is a revision list, not an exam paper.
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Half Term 2 Grade 7 Revision List **Ratio's and Proportion** - Simplify ratios - Equivalent ratios - Converting between ratios and fractions - Unit ratios - Solving ratio problems (sharing a whole, from one known quantity) - Representing ratios and proportions as equations ...
Half Term 2 Grade 7 Revision List **Ratio's and Proportion** - Simplify ratios - Equivalent ratios - Converting between ratios and fractions - Unit ratios - Solving ratio problems (sharing a whole, from one known quantity) - Representing ratios and proportions as equations - Using maps, scales and models - Linear proportional problems - Graphs of linear proportion **Probability** - Events and outcomes - Sample spaces - Tree diagrams (independent only) - Two-way tables - Writing probabilities (including P( ) notation): fractions, percentage, odds, decimal - Simple probability calculations (including expectation) - Complementary events: introduce A' notation. - Experimental probability **Integers** - What is an integer ℤ? and a natural number ℕ? - Negative numbers: Operations, ordering, arithmetic, BIDMAS - Absolute values - Coordinates - Plotting vertical lines x=a and horizontal lines y=b - Plotting linear graphs using rules in the form y=ax+b **Criteria B** - To describe two patterns for a Fibonacci sequence in words. - To give a general rule for a Fibonacci sequence in terms of n. - To understand the terms, verify and test (and to substitute into their general rule) - To justify in words how a rule works - To set out responses in a manner that demonstrate excellent communication and notation. - **Algebraic Expressions and Equations** - Simplifying like terms, products, and quotients. - Expanding single brackets and simplifying. - Factorize single brackets. - Forming expressions from written statements. - Solving equations with variables on both sides. - Form and solve equations. - Inverse functions by rearranging to x= (not using function notation yet) - Representing inequalities on a number line. - Solving linear inequalities. **2D and 3D geometry** - Area of a trapezium. - Area of regular polygon (by division into triangles). - Area and circumference of a circle. - Compound areas.