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Practice questionsTopicDifficulty
If a > b, is a² > b²? GCSE Maths: Proof and iteration1 mark
Is the sum of two primes even? GCSE Maths: Proof and iteration1 mark
When does a prime formula fail? GCSE Maths: Proof and iteration2 marks
Always true, sometimes true or never true? GCSE Maths: Proof and iteration1 mark
Prove the sum of two odd numbers is even GCSE Maths: Proof and iteration3 marks
Is 1/x always smaller than x? GCSE Maths: Proof and iteration1 mark
The first value that breaks a rule GCSE Maths: Proof and iteration2 marks
Up and down by the same percentage GCSE Maths: Proof and iteration2 marks
Choose the right algebra for a proof GCSE Maths: Proof and iteration1 mark
Show a difference of squares is linear GCSE Maths: Proof and iteration2 marks
Which pack is better value? GCSE Maths: Problem solving and proof4 marks
Which phone plan is cheaper? GCSE Maths: Problem solving and proof5 marks
An electricity bill with VAT GCSE Maths: Problem solving and proof5 marks
Will she be on time? A bus timetable GCSE Maths: Problem solving and proof4 marks
Sharing a cost in the ratio of nights stayed GCSE Maths: Problem solving and proof4 marks
Scaling a recipe and buying enough GCSE Maths: Problem solving and proof6 marks
Cheaper at home or abroad? GCSE Maths: Problem solving and proof5 marks
A percentage off or three for two? GCSE Maths: Problem solving and proof4 marks
Estimate first, then check GCSE Maths: Problem solving and proof4 marks
An exterior angle of a triangle, with reasons GCSE Maths: Problem solving and proof4 marks
Parallel lines: two angles, two reasons GCSE Maths: Problem solving and proof4 marks
A quadrilateral with one side extended GCSE Maths: Problem solving and proof4 marks
Regular polygons: exterior and interior angles GCSE Maths: Problem solving and proof5 marks
Crossing lines and an isosceles triangle GCSE Maths: Problem solving and proof4 marks
Angles with algebra on parallel lines GCSE Maths: Problem solving and proof5 marks
An isosceles triangle under a parallel line GCSE Maths: Problem solving and proof4 marks
Describe the mistake in an angle argument GCSE Maths: Problem solving and proof3 marks
A rectangle and a square with the same perimeter GCSE Maths: Problem solving and proof5 marks
Metric lengths GCSE Maths: Ratio and proportion3 marks
Mass and capacity GCSE Maths: Ratio and proportion2 marks

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