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 \nShow how many sweets are left over.  \n(3)  \nShow your working and your answer here.  \n  sweets left over   party bags  \nQ2 .  \nEmma pays £32 for two T-shirts.  \nThis is how she works out the price of one T-shirt.  \n32 ÷ 2 =  \nWork out the price of one T-shirt.  \nUse the correct symbol for money.  \n(2)  \nQ3 .  \nAt work Liv puts apple pies into boxes.  \nLiv has 42 apple pies.  \nEach full box has 9 apple pies.  \nHow many full boxes of apple pies does Liv have?  \nShow how many apple pies are left over.  \n(3)  \nShow your working and your answers here  \n full boxes   pies left over  \nQ4 .  \nSam is a football coach.  \nHe has 53 players in his club.  \nHe puts the players into teams of 6.  \nHow many full teams does he have?  \nShow how many players he has left over.  \n(3)  \nShow your working and your answers here  \n full teams   players left over  \nQ5 .  \nLewis keeps his CDs in boxes.  \nLewis has 71 CDs.  \nEach full box has 8 CDs.  \nHow many full boxes does he have?  \nShow how many CDs he has left over.  \n(3)  \nShow your working and your answers here  \n full boxes   CDs left over  \nQ6 .  \nMobeena sells chocolate bars in boxes.  \nEach full box contains 4 chocolate bars.  \nMobeena has 93 chocolate bars.  \nHow many full boxes does she have?  \nShow how many chocolate bars she has left over.  \n(3)  \nShow your working and your answers here  \n full boxes   bars left over  \nAnswers Q1 .  \n\n| Answer | Marks |\n| --- | --- |\n| | |\n\nQ2 .  \n\n| Answer | Marks |\n| --- | --- |\n| | |\n\nQ3 .  \n\n| Answer | Marks |\n| --- | --- |\n| | |\n\nQ4 .  \n\n| Answer | Marks |\n| --- | --- |\n| Valid process to show the full number of teams |  |\n| e.g. 53 ÷ 6 |  |\n| 8 (full teams) OR |  |\n| 5 (players left over) |  |\n| 8 (full teams) AND |  |\n| 5 (players left over) |  |\n\nQ5 .  \n\n| Answer | Marks |\n| --- | --- |\n| Valid process to show the full number of boxes |  |\n| e.g. 71 ÷ 8 |  |\n| 8 (full boxes) OR |  |\n| 7 (CDs left over) |  |\n| 8 (full teams) AND |  |\n| 7 (CDs left over) |  |\n\nQ6 .  \n\n| Answer | Marks |\n| --- | --- |\n| Valid process to show the full number of boxes |  |\n| e.g. 93 ÷ 4 |  |\n| 23 (full boxes) OR |  |\n| 1 (bar left over) |  |\n| 23 (full teams) AND |  |\n| 1 (bar left over) |  |","cbCaicjUJcG04oVk","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaicjUJcG04oVk","pdf",208217,"English","# Questions\n## Q1 - Q6\n# Answers\n## Marking guidance for Q1 - Q6","[{\"question\":\"How do you find the number of full groups and the leftover amount in these questions?\",\"answer\":\"Use division to determine how many equal groups can be made, then identify the remainder as the leftover items. 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