Standard units – Hard

Last updated: 20/07/2021
GCSE Maths – Higher Standard units Standard units – Hard
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  1. The area of a swimming pool is 135.67 metres², how big will the area be in kilometers²?

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  2. A plane journey to Russia takes 4.9 hours. How long does the plane journey take in terms of minutes?

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  3. The length of a nature walk is 2.89 kilometres. Convert this into millimetres.

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  4. Katherine weighs a piece of furniture that is 37989 grams. How heavy is this piece of furniture in terms of kilograms?

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  5. It takes 487 minutes to get to Scotland on the train, how long will it take in terms of hours (rounded to 2 D.P.)

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  6. A bathtub can hold 60.5 litres of water. In terms of centimetres³ , how much water can the bathtub hold?

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  7. A tennis ball weighs 40.76 grams, how heavy is the tennis ball in terms of kilograms?

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  8. A concert ticket to see a group costs 13962 pence. Convert this into pounds.

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  9. A long-distance race is 3.25 kilometres. How many millimetres will the runners have to run to reach the finish line?

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  10. A recipe for a cake takes 2 and 1/6 hours to make. Convert how long it takes to make the cake into minutes

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  11. A new phone costs £134.87, how much does this cost in pennies?

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  12. A carton of orange juice contains 2.386 litres. How many millilitres is this?

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  13. The area of a school playing field is 250 metres². How big is the area in terms of millimetres² ?

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  14. Bob weighs a bag of bricks and the bricks weigh 24.529 kilograms. If bob wants to convert this into grams, what multiplier will he have to use?

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  15. The length of a room is 2.78 metres, how many millimetres long is the room?

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  16. Zoe goes to the cinema to watch a film that is 73 minutes, how long is the movie in terms of hours (rounded to 1 decimal place)

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  17. The length of a door frame is 1.2 metres high, how high is the door frame in terms of kilometres?

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  18. Luke fills up a tub to see how much liquid it can hold. If the tub can hold 2.5 litres, how many centimetres³ can it hold?

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  19. A show lasts for 313 minutes. How long does the show last for in terms of hours (rounded to 3 significant figures)?

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  20. Mr Morris weighs himself in a class experiment and he is 90.7652 kilograms, how many grams does he weigh?

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  21. A syringe can hold 5.6 millilitres. How much can it hold in terms of litres?

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  22. A new handbag costs £243.99, how much will this cost in pennies?

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  23. A student measures how far they walk on a journey and overall, they walk 7.82 kilometres. How far do they walk in terms of millimetres?

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