Intermediate November 2022 Unit 1 Q5
5. Andrew and Grace each have some £10 notes and £5 notes.
Andrew has 6 notes. The total value of Andrew’s notes is £55.
Grace has 5 notes. The total value of Grace’s notes is £35.
How many £10 notes do they have in total?
How many £5 notes do they have in total? [3]
Total number of £10 notes = ………………… Total number of £5 notes = …………………
| Scheme | Marks | Comments |
|---|---|---|
| (Andrew = ) 5 (£10 notes) and 1 (£5 note) | B1 | For the first two B marks, accept the number of notes, a list of the notes needed, or value of the notes needed for B1. Allow appropriate sight of £50 AND £5 for Andrew for B1. |
| (Grace = ) 2 (£10 notes) and 3 (£5 notes) | B1 | Allow appropriate sight of £20 AND £15 for Grace for B1. |
| (Total = ) 7 (£10 notes) and 4 (£5 notes) ISW | B1 | Answer line takes precedence. FT provided at least B1 previously awarded. Sight of 7 (£10 notes) and 4 (£5 notes) implies B1B1B1. A final answer of £70 and £20 is awarded B1B1B0. Note: The below response is awarded B1B0B1 (Andrew = ) 5 (£10 notes) and 1 (£5 note) (Grace = ) 3 (£10 notes) and 1 (£5 notes) (Total = ) 8 (£10 notes) and 2 (£5 notes) If no marks are awarded, award SC1 for a number of £10 notes + a number of £5 notes that give a total value of £90. |
Corrected by Westie's Workshop
- The board's mark scheme printed “Answer line take precendence.”. Changed to “Answer line takes precedence.” because “precendence” is a misspelling of “precedence”, and “take” should be “takes”.
- The board's mark scheme printed “SC1 for a number of of £10 notes”. Changed to “SC1 for a number of £10 notes” because the word “of” is printed twice.
Original: see the board's mark scheme PDF (link above).