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Year 6 · 20 questions · RR 5 / MC 10 / RA 5
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Rapid Recall
5 questions
Q1
Divide four point two by ten.
Answer:
0.42
Decimals
› Multiply and divide decimals by 10, 100 and 1,000
Y5
Q2
What is twenty-five percent of eighty?
Answer:
20
Percentages, Ratio & Proportion
› Find simple percentages of amounts
Y5
Q3
What is minus ten add eighteen?
Answer:
8
Number & Place Value
› Use negative numbers in context; calculate intervals across 0
Y6
Q4
Write 604,300 in digits
Answer:
604,300
Number & Place Value
› Read and write numbers to 10,000,000
Y6
Q5
64p - 28p
Answer:
36
Addition & Subtraction
› Perform mental addition and subtraction with large numbers
Y6
Mental Calculation
10 questions
Q6
65cm = ? % of 1m
Answer:
65
Percentages, Ratio & Proportion
› Write percentages as fractions and as decimals
Y5
Q7
What fraction in its lowest terms is 600g of 1kg?
Answer:
3/5
Fractions
› Calculate fractions of amounts
Y5
Q8
A square has sides of nine centimetres. What is its area?
Answer:
81
Measurement
› Calculate area and perimeter of rectangles
Y5
Q9
How many minutes are there in one and three quarter hours?
Answer:
105
Measurement
› Solve problems involving converting units of time
Y5
Q10
What is 9l 250ml − 1/2 litre in millilitres?
Answer:
8750
Measurement
› Convert between metric units (e.g. km to m, g to kg)
Y5
Q11
Write down the smallest number that divides exactly by both 8 and 12
Answer:
24
Multiplication & Division
› Identify common factors, common multiples and prime numbers
Y6
Q12
What is 4 multiplied by the result of 36 divided by 3?
Answer:
48
Multiplication & Division
› Use order of operations (BODMAS/BIDMAS)
Y6
Q13
What is the highest common factor of sixteen, twenty-four and forty?
Answer:
8
Multiplication & Division
› Identify common factors, common multiples and prime numbers
Y6
Q14
In the number 6,284,519 the digit in the millions position is replaced with a 3. What is the new number?
Answer:
3,284,519
Number & Place Value
› Recognise place value in numbers to 10,000,000
Y6
Q15
A number is rounded to the nearest hundred thousand and gives 4,700,000. Which could be the original number: 4,752,318 or 4,648,201?
Answer:
4,648,201
Number & Place Value
› Round any whole number to a required degree of accuracy
Y6
Reasoning & Applied
5 questions
Q16
A plank of wood is 4.85 metres long. A carpenter cuts off 1.37 metres and then cuts off another 0.96 metres. How much wood is left?
Answer:
2.52
Decimals
› Add and subtract decimals (same number of d.p.)
Y5
Q17
A right-angled triangle has one angle that is 25°. What is the difference between the two smallest angles?
Answer:
40
Geometry – Properties of Shape
› Know that angles in a triangle sum to 180°
Y5
Q18
A cinema has 28 rows of seats. Each row has 145 seats. How many people can the cinema hold?
Answer:
4,060
Multiplication & Division
› Multiply multi-digit numbers by 2-digit (long multiplication)
Y6
Q19
How many 24s go into 168?
Answer:
7
Multiplication & Division
› Divide 4-digit by 2-digit using long division
Y6
Q20
8.8 - (8.8 ÷ 4.4)
Answer:
6.8
Multiplication & Division
› Use order of operations (BODMAS/BIDMAS)
Y6