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Bernice is sorting donations to the charity shop.  \n112 books have been donated.  \n¼ of these books are children's books.  \nBernice thinks that 27 books are children's books.  \nIs she correct?  \nShow why you think this.  \n2. Ahmed keeps a list of the number of customers coming into his charity shop. Here are the number of customers from last week.  \nPut the numbers in order starting with the smallest.  \n3. The charity shop sell 20 pairs of shoes in a week.  \n4 out of 20 pairs were for men.  \nWhat fraction of the pairs were for men?  \n4. Pinh is making mystery bags of books in her charity shop. She has 74 books in total.  \nMystery bag contains 6 books.  \nHow many full mystery bags can she make?  \nHow many books will she have left over?  \n5. Kalinda volunteers in a charity shop. She compares the sales of DVDs and CDs last year.  \nHow many more CDs than DVDs did the charity shop sell?  \nRound 434 to the nearest 10  \nUse the rounded number to check your answer to question 5  \n6. Magda looks at the number of sales in the charity shop over this week and last week.  \nHow many more sales were there this week compared to last week?  \nRound 328 to the nearest 100  \nUse the rounded number to check your answer to first question  \n7. Tomasz is putting up shelves in the charity shop  \nHe wants to know the greatest number of shelves he can put along a wall. The wall is 450 cm wide.  \nEach shelf is 60 cm wide.  \nHow many shelves can Tomasz put along the wall?  \nShow how many cm are left over.  \n8. The charity shop sold 20 books yesterday.  \n5 out of 20 books were sci-fi novels.  \nWhat fraction of the books were sci-fi novels?  \n9. The charity shop has a raffle to raise more money. 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The entrance to the charity shop faces north west.  \nShow which direction is north west on the diagram.","cbCain2fFMPmIT77","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCain2fFMPmIT77","pdf",609385,16,"English","# Vocabulary\n## Donations and books\n## Customers and ordering\n## Shoes and fractions\n## Mystery bags\n## DVD and CD comparisons\n## Rounding and checking\n## Shelves and measurement\n## Sci-fi novels fraction\n## Raffles and money\n## Clothes totals\n## Time interval\n## Toy bag weights\n## Symmetry shapes\n## Total spending and direction","[{\"question\":\"How do you check whether Bernice’s estimate about children’s books is correct?\",\"answer\":\"Use the given total of donated books and the stated fraction (¼) to find the number of children’s books, then compare it with 27. The question asks learners to show their reasoning.\"},{\"question\":\"What fraction of the 20 pairs of shoes were for men?\",\"answer\":\"First identify that 4 out of 20 pairs were for men. 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