Foundation June 2023 Paper 2 Q4
4. Rhys owns a bakery.
He recorded how many cupcakes he sold each day.
The results for the first four days are displayed in the pictogram below.
(a)
Rhys sold 42 cupcakes on Friday.
(i) Complete the pictogram for Friday. [1]
(ii)
How many cupcakes did Rhys sell in total from Monday to Friday? [2]
………… cupcakes sold in total from Monday to Friday.
(b)
On Saturday, Rhys sold 17 cupcakes.
Explain why the key used for the pictogram is not suitable to show this. [1]
| Scheme | Marks | Comments |
|---|---|---|
(i) | B1 | Allow if internal lines are missing. Allow alternative representations of the half square. |
| (ii) 36 + 21 + 48 + 30 + 42 oe | M1 | Allow M1 for attempting to add all the values for the five days with at most one error. |
| 177 (cupcakes) | A1 | CAO If no marks, award SC1 for an unsupported answer in the range 174 to 180. Note: Unsupported 177 is awarded M1A1. |
| Scheme | Marks | Comments |
|---|---|---|
| A correct explanation e.g. ‘(17 is) not a multiple of 3’. ‘It cannot be divided by 3’. ‘It goes up in 3’s so cannot make 17’. ‘3 doesn’t go into 17’. ‘(17 is) not in the 3 times table’. ‘5 would be difficult to show’. ‘2 would be difficult to show’. ‘It can show 15 or 18 (but not 17)’. | E1 | Do not allow e.g. ‘Can’t show 17 because one shape represents 12 and two shapes represents 24’. ‘It goes up in 12’s’. ‘3 cannot make 17’. ’17 is difficult to show’. ‘Each triangle is worth 3’. ‘It goes up in 3’s’. |
| (4) |