(a) Jamie has 5 lessons with Hannah’s School of Driving. Work out the total cost of these lessons. [2]
(b) Lynne also had lessons with Hannah’s School of Driving to prepare for her driving test. The total cost of Lynne’s lessons was £521. How many lessons did Lynne have? You must show all your working. [3]
(c) During her test, the examiner asked Lynne to park the car parallel to the pavement. Which diagram shows a car parked parallel to a pavement? Circle your answer. [1]
(d)
During the test, Lynne had to reverse around a corner. The angle of the corner is shown below.
What is the name for this angle? Circle your answer. [1]
Acute angle Right angle Obtuse angle Straight line Reflex angle
Mark scheme (a)
Scheme
Marks
Comments
(£)45 + 4 × (£)28 (£)157
M1 A1
If no marks, award SC1 for a final answer of £140 from 5×(£)28
Mark scheme (b)
Scheme
Marks
Comments
(521 – 45) ÷ 28 (476 ÷ 28)
M1
May be seen in stages Allow M1 for 521 – 45 ÷ 28 seen
For those candidates who do repeated addition or subtraction, there must be full evidence of the method to award M1 e.g.
521 – 45 = 476 and adding on at least 10 lots of 28
521 – 45 evaluated incorrectly and adding on at least 10 lots of 28
Subtracting at least 10 lots of 28 from 476
Subtracting at least 10 lots of 28 from their 521 - 45
521 – 45 – 28 – 28……….. (using at least 10 lots of 28)
45 + 28 + 28 …… (using at least 10 lots of 28)
17 (lessons)
A1
Unsupported answer of 17 gains M1A1B0
(total number of lessons =) 18
B1
Must come from supported working (17 + 1 shown = 18 gains M1A1B1) FT ‘their 17’ + 1 provided M1 awarded
If M1A0B0 awarded, award SC1 for 45 + (17 lots of 28) seen i.e. they have shown that there are 18 lessons in total without stating 18. Eg 45 (+) 28 (+) 28 (+) 28 (+) 28 (+) 28 (+) 28 (+) 28 (+) 28 (+) 28 (+) 28 (+) 28 (+) 28 (+) 28 (+) 28 (+) 28 (+) 28 (+) 28 (= 521) or equivalent
If no marks, award SC2 for
an unsupported answer of 18
an answer of 18 with work that doesn’t support an answer of 18
521 ÷ 28 = 18 (rounding down)
If no marks, award SC1 for any one of the following:
sight of 521 ÷ 28
answer of 18.6(07… ) or 19 provided it comes from 521 ÷ 28
An unsupported answer of 19 gains no marks
Alternative
The alternative method is printed in italics in the mark scheme.
2(b) Alternative method (using part (a))
Scheme
Marks
Comments
FT ‘their 157’ from (a)
(521 – 157) ÷ 28
M1
Allow M1 for 521 – 157 ÷ 28 seen
For those candidates who do repeated addition or subtraction, there must be full evidence of the method to award M1 e.g.
521 – 157 = 364 and adding on at least 6 lots of 28
521 – 157 evaluated incorrectly and adding on at least 6 lots of 28
Subtracting at least 6 lots of 28 from 364
Subtracting at least 6 lots of 28 from ‘their 521 – 157’
521 – 157 – 28 – 28……….. (using at least 6 lots of 28)
157 + 28 + 28 …… (using at least 6 lots of 28)
13 (lessons)
A1
Unsupported answer of 13 gets M0A0 unless use of answer in (a) is seen
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