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Practice Multiple-choice Papers Suitable for: Key Skills Level 2 Application of Number and Level 2 Adult Numeracy (Basic Skills) by Elizabeth Jones (Paperback, 2008)

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This book provides a resource that can be used by tutors who deliver Key Skills and Adult Numeracy and students who are working towards End Assessment at Level 2. It contains 12 multiple-choice question papers, each containing 40 multiple-choice questions. These papers aim to assess candidates' ability to interpret information from tables, diagrams, charts and graphs and use calculations involving: * numbers, fractions, decimals and percentages; * amounts and proportion; * whole, positive and negative numbers; * mean, mode, median, range; * metric and imperial measures and conversion; * currency; * time and temperature; * weight and capacity; * area, perimeter and volume; * ratio and scale; * levels of accuracy and estimation; * formulae. The opportunity to practise many End Assessment papers will encourage an understanding of the techniques involved and will engender confidence and competence for the test. The book also contains the answers and photocopiable answer sheets. The Author Elizabeth Jones is a Key Skills practitioner with experience of delivering, assessing and verifying mandatory and wider Key Skills in various educational settings including secondary schools, sixth form colleges, further education colleges, vocational training agencies, young offender institutes and adult education classes. She has designed questions set in a range of vocational training contexts: art and design, animal management, built environment, business administration, call centre training, design technology, hair and beauty, health and social care, hospitality and catering, information communication technology, motor vehicle, nursery nursing, painting and decorating, sports sciences and woodworking.