AQA Maths Level 1 Past Paper January 2023 Paper 2

The pie chart represents the income from the sale of boxes of cupcakes last year.

The total income from the sale of boxes of cupcakes was £16 200
Nico says,
“The income from large boxes of cupcakes was more than £10 000”

Is he correct?

Circle the shape that has only one line of symmetry.

Nico opens a new bank account.

He puts £295 into the account.
5% interest is added to the account each year.

After one year Nico takes £269 from the account to buy a new mixer.

How much is left in the account?

Put the following decimals in order, starting with the largest.

Write in digits the number three thousand and seventy one

You are facing East.
You turn 180°

What direction are you facing now?

Complete the table to show equivalent fractions, decimals and percentages

Here is an L-shape.

Work out the area of the L-shape.

Gemma is planning a birthday party for her daughter.

Gemma will hire a hall for the party.

Gemma will hire the hall so that she has
30 minutes to set up before the party
the party from 4.30 pm to 6.30 pm
30 minutes to tidy up after the party.

Is £80 enough to pay for the hall hire and the cleaning charge?

Gemma orders pizzas for the party. box
Each pizza has 8 slices.
Each person will get 3 slices.

How many pizzas should Gemma order for 30 people?

Gemma makes a fruit drink for the party.
She uses this recipe.

Gemma wants to make 280 millilitres of the drink for each person.
She has 2 litres of cranberry juice.
She has plenty of orange juice.

Does Gemma have enough cranberry juice to make the drink for 30 people?

The weight of Nina’s dog has increased from 5.4 kg to 6.1kg
Nina says,
“His weight has increased by more than 15%”

Is Nina correct?

Milly keeps fish.
Her tank is a cuboid with length 45 cm and width 30 cm
The depth of the water in the tank is 40 cm

Milly needs to add 2 millilitres of a chemical for each litre of water in the tank.
1000 cm³ = 1 litre

How many millilitres of the chemical should Milly add to her tank?

Marsha owns a cafe.
The cafe is open 7 days a week.
Marsha needs a part-time assistant each day.
She can afford to pay the new assistant £168 per week.
The hourly rate of pay is £9.60

She will employ the assistant for the same number of hours each day.

For how many hours can Marsha employ the new assistant each day?
Give your answer as a decimal.

This is part of the menu from the cafe.

There is a special offer on toasted sandwiches.

A customer orders
1 coffee
1 tea
2 toasted sandwiches.
He pays with a £20 note.

How much change should he get?

This table shows the number of customers who visited the cafe in one week.

Marsha says,
“The mean number of customers per day that week was more than 75”

Is Marsha correct?

The table shows the number of boxes of cupcakes in one order from a customer.

Nico charges a handling fee for this order.
Handling fee = 20p per box + £1.50

Work out the total amount, including the handling fee, that this customer has to pay.