Counting

Question

Fill in the numbers that are missing on the number line.

D = _____

E = _____

F = _____

D: 6 410

E: 6 335

F: 6 310

Number lines
Question

Fill in the numbers that are missing on the number lines.

a) D = _____ E = _____ F = _____

b) M = _____ N = _____ O = _____

c) V = _____ W = _____ X = _____

a) 9,5 ; 8,5 ; 7

1 1 1
b) 9 ; 8 ; 7
2 2 2

2 3
c) 4 ; 4;3
5 5

Question

The ancient Egyptians wrote one as |; ten as  and 100 as

Egyptian numbers could be written left to right or right to left.

a) What is the value of the numbers represented?

b) What is the value of the numbers represented?

c) Write the following numbers in Egyptian symbols:

664 = _____

a) 332

b) 236

c)

Symbolising numbers

Question
Each of the shapes below stand for one of these digits: 1; 2; 3; 4; 5; 6; 7; 8 and 9.

The shapes are not in any particular order.

Work out which numbers belong with which shapes:

a)

b)

c)

d)

The values of the symbols in order given: 4 ; 6 ; 5 ; 7 ; 1 ; 2 ; 8 ; 9 ; 3

Question

Have a look at this pattern:

How many dots would be in the next three patterns?

25 dots;
36 dots;
49 dots

Number patterns
Question

Complete this diagram:

1) 16

2) 26

3) 46

4) 36

5) 56

6) 106

7) 116

8) 31

9) 41

10) 51

Question

Complete this diagram:

1) 19
2) 29
3) 49
4) 59
5) 24
6) 34
7) 44
8) 54
9) 39
10) 109

Question

Find the following on the map.

Write down the grid references where you find these:

a) Merry-go-round = _____

b) What will you find at D1?

a) A2

b) A duck pond

Cubes and rectangular prisms

Question

Look at the following pyramids and then complete the table:

How many sides does the base have?

And what is the name of the pyramid?

It has 3 sides and the name of the pyramid is Triangular based pyramid

Sorting Shapes
Question

Write down the diagrams which have the shapes below:

Curved surfaces = _______

Flat surfaces = _______

Curved and flat surfaces = _______

Rectangular prisms = _______

Triangular faces = _______

Irregular shape faces = _______

No faces = _______

Curved surfaces: ice-cream cone, paper towel, car, paper bag

Flat surfaces: ice-cream cone, bucket, car

Curved and flat surfaces: ice-cream cone, paper towel, car

Rectangular prisms: ice-cream cone, bucket

Triangular faces: none

Irregular shaped face: paper bag

No faces: paper towel

Transformations
Question

Describe what is happening to each shape to make the pattern.

Slide, flip, slide, rotate, flip, flip, rotate, slide, flip, slide

Question

Name: A six-sided figure

Hexagon
Question

Complete the table:

Properties of shape Name of

shape
Square Rectangle Vertices Edges
faces faces

Which shapes have curved surfaces?

a) Pyramid 0; N; 4; 3; 4

b) Cone 0; 0; 0; 1; 1

Symmetry
Question

Arrange these symmetrical shapes in order so they rotate once clockwise every time:

1. 1st diagram

2. 4th diagram
3. 2nd diagram

4. 3rd diagram

Patterns in nature
Question

Outline all the geometrical shapes in the photographs below:

Use the shape below to make patterns by following the instructions:

Slide rotate flip side flip rotate

Teacher / parent check

Question

Complete the pictures using symmetry:

Teacher / parent check

Time
Question

Write down what times the watches show, e.g. 20 past 2:

a)
b)

c)

d)

a) 8:00

b) half past six

c) 25 min to 6

d) 10 min past 5
Question

Fill in the correct times, e.g. half past seven and 30 seconds:

a)

b)

a) 17 past 4 and 25 sec

b) 18 past 1 and 46 sec

Time zones
Question

If it is 12 noon in Cape Town, what are the times in the following cities?

a) Sydney

b) London

c) Tokyo

d) San Francisco

a) Sydney 20 : 00

b) London 10 : 00

c) Tokyo 20 : 00

d) San Francisco 02 : 00
Question

a)

b)
Complete:

Write the time on this clock in digital time:

a) a = _____

Write the time from this clock in 24-hour time:

b) b = _____

a) 6 : 08 : 54

b) 19 : 14 : 41
Question

Fill in the correct times:

e.g. half past nine and 30 seconds:

a) 03 : 16 : 26

b) 00: 55: 25

a) sixteen minutes past three and twenty six seconds (3. 16. 26)

b) fifty-five minutes past twelve and twenty five seconds (12. 55. 25)

Length
Question

Answer the following base on the image:

a) How much liquid is in the jug?

b) How much more liquid is needed to equal 2 litres?

1
a) 1 litres
2

1
b) litres
2

Perimeter and area

Question

Count around the edges of the shapes to find the perimeters and type them in the
correct place:

(Type your answers in the place provided).

a) A = 12cm

b) B = 12cm

c) C = 20cm

d) D = 16cm

a) 12cm

b) 12cm
c) 20cm

d) 16cm

Perimeter and arena

Question

Count how many squares the shapes cover to find the areas:

(Type your answers in the place provided).

A = 9cm²

B = 8cm²

C = 15cm²

D = 9cm²

A = 9cm²
B = 8cm²

C = 15cm²

D = 9cm²

Area of irregular shapes

Question

How many square units do the shapes above cover?

A = 8cm2

B = 13cm2

C = 13cm2

D = 8cm2
A= 8cm2
B= 13cm2
C= 13cm2
D= 8cm2

Question

Complete:

A B

a) What does thermometer A read? ______

b) What is 20ºC warmer than - 10ºC? ______

c) Fill in on thermometer B 37ºC (Healthy body temperature)

a) 7ºC

b) 10ºC

c) show 37ºC
Double bar graphs
Question

Use the graph to answer the following questions:

a) On what day in October were the most hotdogs sold?

______

b) On what day were the fewest sold in October?

______

c) What is the difference between the lowest number sold and the most?
______

a) Friday

b) Tuesday

c) 50

Pie graphs
Question

Use the graph to answer the questions:

a) What percentage has to walk more than 100 m to get water?
______

b) What percentage of people have to walk less than 100 m to get water?
______

a) 25

b) 45

Patterns
Question

Draw the next three shapes in this row:

inverted triangle; circle; circle

Question

Draw the next three shapes in each row:

a)
b)

a) arrows face left ; up ; right

b) square ; oval ; rectangle