Percentages, area, mean – practice for Years 7–9
Sample questions on Percentages, area, mean with the right answer and a worked solution, from easy to hard. In the Pickles Academy app a child gets new questions of the same kind every time, so they can't just learn the answers by heart.
- Subject
- Maths
- Year
- Years 7–9
- Curriculum area
- Problem solving and non-routine tasks
Question types: Matching task
Rule: Percentages, area, mean
p% of a number = the number ÷ 100 × p. Area of a rectangle: A = a × b.
The mean = the sum of the numbers ÷ how many there are.
Example: The mean of 4, 7, 10: (4 + 7 + 10) ÷ 3 = 7
Watch out: Two of the values offered don’t belong anywhere, so work out each task first.
Sample questions
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Question 1 Easy
Match each task (1–3) with the correct result (A–E).
- 30% of 80
- Area of a rectangle measuring 6 cm × 10 cm (in cm²)
- Mean of 8, 7 and -3
Show the solution
Answer:- 30% of 80 → E) 24
- Area of a rectangle measuring 6 cm × 10 cm (in cm²) → C) 60
- Mean of 8, 7 and -3 → A) 4
How it works: 1 → 24; 2 → 60; 3 → 4
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Question 2 Normal
Match each task (1–3) with the correct result (A–E).
- 30% of 160
- Area of a rectangle measuring 8 cm × 7 cm (in cm²)
- Mean of 6, 9 and 9
Show the solution
Answer:- 30% of 160 → A) 48
- Area of a rectangle measuring 8 cm × 7 cm (in cm²) → C) 56
- Mean of 6, 9 and 9 → D) 8
How it works: 1 → 48; 2 → 56; 3 → 8
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Question 3 Hard
Match each task (1–3) with the correct result (A–E).
- 25% of 120
- Area of a rectangle measuring 4 cm × 9 cm (in cm²)
- Mean of 8, 2 and 11
Show the solution
Answer:- 25% of 120 → D) 30
- Area of a rectangle measuring 4 cm × 9 cm (in cm²) → B) 36
- Mean of 8, 2 and 11 → C) 7
How it works: 1 → 30; 2 → 36; 3 → 7
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