Transcript: School Y4 Summer Test 09

Rapid Recall 5 questions

Q1

Round seven thousand eight hundred and forty-seven to the nearest hundred.

Answer: 7800

Number & Place Value › Round any number to the nearest 10, 100 or 1,000 Y4

Q2

What is one-quarter of twenty-four?

Answer: 6

Fractions › Find fractions of a quantity Y4

Q3

How many vertices (corners) does a hexagon have?

Answer: 6

Geometry – Properties of Shape › Compare and classify geometric shapes based on properties Y4

Q4

How many pupils in Year 5 had a dog?

Answer: 16

Statistics › Interpret and construct bar charts and bar-line charts Y4

Q5

Does an equilateral triangle have more or fewer lines of symmetry than a square?

Answer: Fewer (3 vs 4)

Geometry – Properties of Shape › Identify lines of symmetry in 2D shapes in different orientations Y4

Mental Calculation 10 questions

Q6

By how much is the larger one of these two values bigger than the other? 7 thousands and 1,200 ones, or 8 thousands and 100 ones?

Answer: 100

Number & Place Value › Count in 1,000s; read and write numbers to 10,000 Y4

Q7

Shape ABCD is reflected in the y-axis. What are the coordinates of the reflection of point B?

Answer: (-4, -1)

Geometry – Position & Direction › Describe translations and reflections of shapes Y4

Q8

What is 15/8 - 9/8? Give your answer as an improper fraction.

Answer: 6/8 or 3/4

Fractions › Add and subtract fractions with same denominator (answers > 1) Y4

Q9

A have two ribbons, each at 75/100 of a metre long. Write the total length as a decimal.

Answer: 1.5m

Decimals › Recognise and write decimal equivalents of tenths and hundredths Y4

Q10

What number makes this true: 45 ÷ 100 = __ ÷ 10?

Answer: 4.5

Decimals › Find the effect of dividing a one- or two-digit number by 10 and 100 Y4

Q11

How many books did class 3A and 3B read altogether?

Answer: 46

Statistics › Interpret and construct bar charts and bar-line charts Y4

Q12

The film was on television from quarter past five until quarter to six. How long was it on?

Answer: 30 minutes

Measurement › Solve time problems using 12-hour and 24-hour clocks Y4

Q13

In an isosceles triangle, one angle is 110°. What type of angles must the other two be?

Answer: Acute

Geometry – Properties of Shape › Identify acute, obtuse and right angles Y4

Q14

I have 4 sides. My opposite angles are equal and are not right angles, and I have 2 pairs of parallel sides. What am I?

Answer: Parallelogram

Geometry – Properties of Shape › Compare and classify geometric shapes based on properties Y4

Q15

Here is an incomplete L-shape. What are the coordinates of the missing vertex?

Answer: (5,1)

Geometry – Position & Direction › Plot specified points and draw sides to complete polygons Y4

Reasoning & Applied 5 questions

Q16

Three pieces of ribbon measure 5/12 metres, 7/12 metres and 11/12 metres. What is their total length? Give your answer as a mixed number.

Answer: 1 and 11/12 metres

Fractions › Add and subtract fractions with same denominator (answers > 1) Y4

Q17

The sum of 3 tenths and a number of hundredths is 0.75. How many hundredths is the missing number?

Answer: 45 hundredths

Decimals › Recognise and write decimal equivalents of tenths and hundredths Y4

Q18

A regular triangle, a square and a regular pentagon are placed together. How many lines of symmetry do they have in total?

Answer: 12

Geometry – Properties of Shape › Identify lines of symmetry in 2D shapes in different orientations Y4

Q19

A clock shows 3:00. If the minute hand moves halfway to the 2, is the angle between the hands now acute or obtuse?

Answer: Acute

Geometry – Properties of Shape › Identify acute, obtuse and right angles Y4

Q20

I am a triangle. My largest angle is double my smallest angle. My smallest angle is 40°. What is my third angle and what type of triangle am I?

Answer: 60° and obtuse (40°, 60° and 80°)

Geometry – Properties of Shape › Compare and classify geometric shapes based on properties Y4