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1 S2 May Extension Test Checklist of Topics Length and Perimeter Undersand the correct units to use in context Estimate lengths and Measure correctly Calculate the Perimeter of a shape Find missing lengths when given Perimeter Area Calculate the Area of a Rectangle Calculate the Area of a Triangle Calculate the Area of compound shapes Problem solve to find missing length when given area Angles Know all basic angle facts Know the sum of angles in Triangle, Quadrilateral and other Polygons. Find exterior angles of Polygons Problem solve to find missing angles.
2 Bearings and Scale Factor To correctly write down a Bearing To Measure a Bearing To find a bearings using Angle Facts Understand Enlargement and Reduction Read and interpet Scale on a Map Complete a Scale Drawing with Bearings Ratio and Proportion Share an amount into a given Ratio Simplify Ratios Solve Ratio problems Solve problems involving Direct Proportion Solve problems involving Inverse Proportion Solve Speed, Distance and Time Problems Solve Best Buy problems
3 Percentages Calculate Basic Percentage without a calculator Calculate Percentages with a calculator Convert common Percentages to Fractions Increase/Decrease by a given Percentage Using a multiplier to increase and decrease Percentage Profit and Loss Reverse Percentage Problem solving with precentages Scientific Notation and Powers Know how to calculate powers of a Integers/fractions/decimals Calculate square and cube roots of nice Integers/fractions/decimals Rules of indices Understand negative powers Convert large numbers into Scientific Notation and back Convert small numbers into Scientific Notation and back Do calculations with numbers written in Scientific Notation.
4 Area and Volume Calculate the area of all quadrilaterals Solve problems with composite shapes Find Volume of cubes and cuboids Find missing dimensions when given the area or volume Equations and Inequations Solve equations where unknown appears on boths sides Solve equations involving brackets Solve equation with fractions Form equations from words. Solve inequations where unknown appears on boths sides Solve inequations involving brackets Solve inequation with fractions Form inequations from words. Display inequalities on a numberline Solve combined inequations The Circle
5 Name all the parts of the circle Find the circumference given radius or diameter Find the area given radius or diameter Work backwards from area or circumference to find radius or diameter Calculate arc length Calculate sector area Solve problems involves circles and other shapes Pythagoras Identify common Pythgorean Triples Use Pythagoras to find missing sides Calculate diagionals in 3D shapes Solve problems using Pythagoras Find the distance between two coodinates Trigonometry
6 Know how to label a right angled triangle Understand the trig ratios Calculate any missing side given an angle and another side Calculate missing angles when given two sides Solve problems using Trigonometry and Pythagoras All core number and Algebra skills from S1 must be revised also
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