Fractions
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Add and subtract fractions with different denominators
Y6
Q4
What is 2/3 × 3/5?
Answer:
2/5
Fractions
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Multiply simple pairs of proper fractions
Y6
Q5
If f + 34 = 71, what is f?
Answer:
37
Algebra
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Use symbols and letters to represent missing numbers
Y6
Mental Calculation
10 questions
Q6
A rectangular football pitch is sixty-five metres by one hundred metres. A footballer runs once around the perimeter. How far does he run?
Answer:
330
Measurement
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Calculate area and perimeter of rectangles
Y5
Q7
How many times is 0.6m contained in 42m?
Answer:
70
Measurement
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Convert between metric units (e.g. km to m, g to kg)
Y5
Q8
The temperature in Antarctica is -57°C. The temperature in Dubai is 38°C. What is the difference in temperature between the two cities?
Answer:
95
Number & Place Value
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Use negative numbers in context; calculate intervals across 0
Y6
Q9
A number changes from 4,193,750 to 4,193,950. Which place value position has changed?
Answer:
Hundreds
Number & Place Value
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Recognise place value in numbers to 10,000,000
Y6
Q10
A number rounded to the nearest hundred thousand is 6,300,000. What is the largest whole number it could have been?
Answer:
6,349,999
Number & Place Value
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Round any whole number to a required degree of accuracy
Y6
Q11
A cat's mass increased from 4kg to 5kg. Write the increase as a fraction of the original mass
Answer:
1/4
Fractions
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Add and subtract fractions with different denominators
Y6
Q12
A bath when ⅝ full holds 50 litres. How many litres does it hold when ⅛ full?
Answer:
10
Fractions
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Calculate fractions of amounts
Y6
Q13
Multiply 5/6 by 9/10.
Answer:
3/4
Fractions
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Multiply simple pairs of proper fractions
Y6
Q14
A jug contains 5/6 of a litre of juice. It is shared equally between 9 children. What fraction of a litre does each child get? Give your answer in its simplest form.
Answer:
5/54
Fractions
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Divide proper fractions by whole numbers
Y6
Q15
Simplify 44/66.
Answer:
2/3
Fractions
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Simplify fractions using common factors
Y6
Reasoning & Applied
5 questions
Q16
(3.5 - 1.0) × (3.5 + 1.0)
Answer:
11.25
Multiplication & Division
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Use order of operations (BODMAS/BIDMAS)
Y6
Q17
The highest point in a country is 1,348 metres above sea level. The lowest point is 94 metres below sea level. What is the difference in height between the two points?
Answer:
1,442
Number & Place Value
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Use negative numbers in context; calculate intervals across 0
Y6
Q18
Four pencils cost two pounds sixty altogether. How much do seven pencils cost?
Answer:
4.55
Percentages, Ratio & Proportion
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Solve proportion problems using unitary method
Y6
Q19
A number sequence starts at seven and increases by nine each time. What is the sixth term?
Answer:
52
Algebra
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Generate and describe linear number sequences
Y6
Q20
I eat one half of a pizza. My friend eats one third of the pizza. What fraction of the pizza is left?
Answer:
1/6
Fractions
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Add and subtract fractions with different denominators
Y6