Question 1

Here is a triangle on a grid.

Draw the reflection of the triangle in the mirror line. Choose the answer.

Accepted Answer

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Answer

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Answer

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Answer

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Question 2

This table shows the cost of fruit at a school cafeteria.

Amir buys two pieces of fruit.

He pays with a £2 coin.

He gets £1.50 change.

Tick the two pieces of fruit that Amir buys.

Question 3

Layla plays basketball. This graph shows how many points she scored in her first 3 games.

After 4 games, Layla had scored a total of 25 points. Complete the graph.

Choose the correct answer.

Accepted Answer

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Answer

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Answer

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Answer

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Question 4

The numbers in this sequence increase by the same amount each time.

-11 , $\boxed{\phantom{00}}$ , 1, 7, $\boxed{\phantom{00}}$ , 19

Choose the missing numbers.

Accepted Answer

-5&#44; 13

Answer

-7&#44; 13

Answer

-5&#44; 15

Answer

-7&#44; 15

Question 5

Choose the three missing digits to make this multiplication correct.

$\begin{array}{lr}&\boxed{\phantom{00}} &5&\boxed{\phantom{00}}\
imes && &3\\hline\end{array}$

7 $\boxed{\phantom{00}}$ 2

Write your answer in the form top left box, bottom box, top right box.

Accepted Answer

2,4,6

Question 6

Olivia is thinking of a number.

What number is Olivia thinking of?

Accepted Answer

238

Question 7

A box holds 40 packets of envelopes. Each packet holds 25 envelopes.

How many envelopes does the box hold?

Accepted Answer

1000

Question 8

What whole number could be in the second box. The first box has been done for you.

$\begin{array}{lr}&\boxed{\phantom{00}} &5&\boxed{\phantom{00}}\
imes && &3\\hline\end{array}$ rounded to the nearest ten is 20

$\boxed{\phantom{000}}$ rounded to the nearest thousand is 4,000

Accepted Answer

4&#44;443

Answer

40&#44;000

Answer

3&#44;499

Answer

4&#44;546

Question 9

What whole number could be in the second box. The first box has been done for you.

$\begin{array}{lr}&\boxed{\phantom{00}} &5&\boxed{\phantom{00}}\
imes && &3\\hline\end{array}$ rounded to the nearest ten is 20

$\boxed{\phantom{000}}$ rounded to the nearest ten thousand is 820,000

Accepted Answer

815&#44;544

Answer

825&#44;019

Answer

814&#44;540

Answer

830&#44;453

Question 10

$\boxed{4\div10}$ $\begin{array}{lr}&\boxed{\phantom{00}} &5&\boxed{\phantom{00}}\
imes && &3\\hline\end{array}$ $\boxed{4 ÷ 100}$ $\boxed{40 ÷ 100}$

Two of these calculations have the same answer. Type this answer as a decimal.

Accepted Answer

0.4

Question 11

Tick the two prime numbers that have a difference of 2.

Question 12

This table shows the number of children and adults at a childcare centre.

The first row has been done for you.

What number should be in the second row for Age 2 or 3?

Accepted Answer

5

Question 13

This table shows the number of children and adults at a childcare centre.

The first row has been done for you.

What number should be in the third row for Age 4 or 5?

Accepted Answer

24

Question 14

Shapes W, X, Y and Z cover different fractions of this 10 by 10 square.

Match each shape to the correct fraction.

Question 15

Match the name of each 3-D shape to its number of vertices.

Question 16

A class votes for a captain. Three-quarters of the class vote for Sam. The remaining 7 pupils vote for Alex. How many pupils are in the class? Type in the answer.

Accepted Answer

28

Question 17

Write the missing number to make this multiplication correct. Type in the answer.

$3.207 × 100 = \boxed{\phantom{000}} × 10$

Accepted Answer

32.07

Question 18

Here is a number.

9,658,214

Tick two statements that are true.

Question 19

Chen buys these four items.

Chen pays for the four items with a £10 note. The price of the butter is not shown. She receives £3.85 change.

What is the price of the butter?

Accepted Answer

£2.50

Question 20

Which image correctly shows the arrow marking 1350 grams?

Accepted Answer

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Answer

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Answer

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Answer

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Question 21

A hall has 1,250 seats.

At 7 pm, 880 seats are filled.

At 8 pm, there are 40 empty seats.

How many seats were filled between 7 pm and 8 pm?

Type in the answer.

Accepted Answer

330

Question 22

Each day, a school has

• break from 10:15 am to 10:30 am

• lunchtime from 12:40 pm to 1:30 pm.

What is the total time the school has for breaks and lunchtime in a 5-day week? Write the answer in the form _____ hours and ______ minutes

Accepted Answer

5 hours and 25 minutes

Question 23

Tick all the correct statements.

Question 24

This table shows the distance that five friends travel to school each day.

What is the mean distance they travel to school each day?

Type in the answer.

Accepted Answer

2.7

Question 25

Mrs Mills has 940 seeds to plant into trays.

She plants 12 seeds in each tray.

The last tray is not full.

What fraction of the last tray is filled? Type in your answer.

Use / to show your answer. For example $\frac{2}{3}$ as 2/3.

Accepted Answer

1/3

Question 26

Here are four numbers.

40 60 64 100

Use each number once to complete these statements. Write your answer in the form ___,___,___,___

$\boxed{\phantom{00000}}$ is a square number.

$\boxed{\phantom{00000}}$ is a cube number.

$\frac{2}{3}$ is a common multiple of 4 and 5

$\boxed{\phantom{00000}}$ is a common factor of 80 and 120

Accepted Answer

100, 64, 60, 40

Question 27

Write the missing numbers so that 3 × b – a = 2

Accepted Answer

4 and 5

Answer

4 and 4

Answer

5 and 5

Answer

5 and 4

Question 28

Olivia has two jars of beads.

The number of beads in Jar A is double the number of beads in Jar B.

Explain why Olivia is correct. Choose the best answer.

Accepted Answer

50% is double 25% so 50% of a half is equal to 25% of a whole.

Answer

100 beads in Jar A means Jar B must have less.

Answer

Jar B has fewer beads, so 50% is always less than 25%.

Answer

50% of Jar B is 25 beads, which is half of 50 beads.

Question 29

True or false? This translation is four units to the left:

From $\boxed{\phantom{00}}$ to $\boxed{\phantom{00}}$

Accepted Answer

true

Answer

false

Question 30

True or false? This translation is four units to the left:

From $\boxed{\phantom{00}}$ to $\boxed{\phantom{00}}$

Accepted Answer

false

Answer

true

Question 31

True or false? This translation is four units to the left:

From $\boxed{\phantom{00}}$ to $\boxed{\phantom{00}}$

Accepted Answer

true

Answer

false

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