Q 10 19 practice test J numeracy level 2
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The document contains 10 practice test questions about various numerical word problems. Questions 10-13 relate to a boy going on holiday to France and involve currency conversion, weight of chocolate purchased, and other unspecified questions. Questions 14-17 are about mobile phones and include the total cost of a phone purchase with 10 months of line rental paid in advance. The remaining questions, 18-19, provide no additional context or details.
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- 2. Question 10 (Practice Test J) Questions 10 to 13 are about a boy going on holiday to France. 10. The boy wants to take the equivalent of £50 for pocket money. The exchange rate is 1.60 euros to the pound. How many euros should he buy? A 31.25 B 48.40 C 51.60 D 80.00
- 3. Question 11 (Practice Test J) Questions 10 to 13 are about a boy going on holiday to France. A 1 500g B 1 520g C 1 530g D 1 550g What is the weight of the chocolates he buys, to the nearest 10 grams?
- 4. Question 12 (Practice Test J) Questions 10 to 13 are about a boy going on holiday to France.
- 5. Question 13 (Practice Test J) Questions 10 to 13 are about a boy going on holiday to France.
- 6. Question 14 (Practice Test J) Questions 14 to 17 are about mobile phones. 14. A person buys a Model XRE phone and pays for 10 months line rental in advance. What is the total cost? A £51.10 B £85.00 C £123.50 D £127.60
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