Year 7 - Percentages - Free practice

Year 7 Percentages Worksheets & Practice Tests

Discounts, GST, percent of a number - the financial-maths backbone.

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Why we built it

Percentages are one of the most useful Year 7 topics for everyday life: discounts, GST, tips, mark-ups. These worksheets practise both directions - finding a percentage of a quantity, and working out what percentage one number is of another - in contexts students actually run into.

What's covered

Sub-skills your student will practise

  • Percent of a quantity (15% of 80)
  • Expressing one quantity as a percentage of another
  • Converting between fractions, decimals and percentages
  • Discount and mark-up word problems
  • Best-buy and value-for-money comparisons

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Frequently asked

Questions parents ask about percentages

What's the easiest way to find a percentage of a quantity?

Convert the percentage to a decimal (10% = 0.1, 25% = 0.25), then multiply. For 15% of 80: 0.15 x 80 = 12. This works without a calculator once the decimal-equivalents become automatic.

What kinds of percentage problems does Year 7 cover?

Year 7 covers finding a percentage of a quantity (15% of 80) and expressing one quantity as a percentage of another (15 is what percent of 60?). Percentage increase, decrease, and error are Year 8 topics.

Do students need to know percent conversions by heart?

The common ones, yes - 10%, 20%, 25%, 50%, 75% all come up so often that students should know them as decimals and fractions without thinking. The rest can be derived from those.

How are percentage word problems different from the calculations?

Word problems hide the operation. 'The shirt was $80, now $60' means students have to recognise that the discount is $20, which is 25% of $80. The translation step is where most marks are lost.

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