ks1 Sats Maths Paper A 0

National curriculum tests
Key Stage 1
Mathematics
Paper 1: arithmetic
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PRACTICE TEST A
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Paper 1: instructions
It is expected the test will take 20 minutes to complete, but it is not strictly timed.
Allow your child a break if you feel they need it at any point.
Your child will need a blue / black pen or a dark pencil. You may allow them to have
a rubber, but if you would rather not, explain to them that they need to cross out any
wrong answer and write the new answer clearly next to it.
Your child is not allowed any other equipment assistance (a calculator, a ruler, number
squares or number lines) during this test.
You must not help your child with any of the questions, but you may read a question out
loud if this helps them.
First, read the practice question out loud to them. Give them some time to write the
answer down.
Tell your child to try to answer all the questions.
They can use the space on the paper for working out.
If they can’t answer a question, it is better to leave it, go on to the next one and then
come back to it later.
There are a total of 25 questions, each worth one mark, on Paper 1.
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Practice question
5+4=
!
1
3+6=
2
18 - 8 =
!
3
73 + 10 =
4
18 - 4 =
!
5
13 + 2 + 2 =
6
48 - 7 =
!
7
+5=8
8
56 + 8 =
!
9
7+5+4=
10
29 + 31 =
!
11
76 - 30 =
12
40 - = 10
!
13
7 x 10 =
14
5x0=
!
15
2x8=
16
18 ÷ 2 =
!
17
40 ÷ 5 =
18 1 of 12 =
4
!
19
54 + 37 =
20
78 - 31 =
!
21 1 of 40 =
2
22
60 - 13 =
!
23
46 + = 73
24 1 of 18 =
3
!
25 3 of 16 =
4
END OF TEST
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National curriculum tests
Key Stage 1
Mathematics
Paper 2: reasoning
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PRACTICE TEST A
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typical KS1 SATs paper. They do not include any official questions
and they are not endorsed by any official examining body. Total marks
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KS1 SATs
Maths reasoning
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Paper 2: instructions
This paper should take approximately 35 minutes to complete, but it does not have to be
strictly timed.
It is up to you to allow your child to have a break at any point during the test, if you feel
they need it.
This paper includes a practice question and 5 aural questions (read out by you for your
child to answer on their paper).
After the aural questions, the time for the remainder of the questions should be
approximately 30 minutes.
Your child will need a blue / black pen or pencil and a ruler (showing cm and mm).
They are not allowed any other equipment.
You must not help your child at all during the test, though you can read a question
out loud if they are struggling.
Encourage them to miss out any questions they get really stuck on.
Explain to your child that if they make a mistake, they must cross it out and write their new
answer really clearly.
Explain that they can do working out in the white spaces.
There are a total of 35 marks on Paper 2.
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Aural questions: instructions
Explain to your child that you are going to start the test by reading some questions out
loud to them. Explain that you will read the question twice only, leaving a gap in between.
Explain that you are going to read out the practice question first:
Practice question: How many smiley faces are there?
Ask your child to write their answer in the space provided on their answer sheet.
Now read out the following five questions. Repeat each question once only and give your
child some time to write their answers:
1. What number is one less than 32?

Write your answer in the box.
2. How many tens are there in 75?

3. Here is a bag of potatoes. What might the weight of the potatoes be:
one kilogram, three centimetres, four degrees Celsius or one litre?
Circle the weight of the potatoes.
4. Frank has 6 sweets. He gives away half. How many sweets has he given
away?
5. There is 60ml of water in the first bottle. There is 50ml of water in the
second bottle. How much more water is there in the first bottle than
the second bottle?
Now explain to your child that they need to do the rest of the test by themselves.
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Practice question
smiley faces
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2
tens
1kg 3cm 4°C 1 litre
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4
sweets
ml
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6 Look at the shapes.
Tick (√) the pentagon:
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7 Danny has 5 football cards.
Paul has twice as many.
How many football cards does Paul have?
cards
8 Can you complete this table by writing in

numbers in digits and words?
words digits
forty-six 46
thirty-five
24
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9 Add the two missing numbers into this pattern:
45, 40, 35, , 25, 20, , 10, 5
10 Use a ruler to measure this pencil.
cm
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11 Look at this number:
47
Which two numbers is it made up of? Tick one:
4+7
40 + 7
70 + 4
12 Draw a line to match these three shapes to the
correct labels:
I have some I have some I have some

faces that faces that faces that
are circles are squares are triangles
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13 Carol has 14 lollipops:
lolli1p0
ops
How many lollipops does Joshua have?
lolli1p0 lolli1p0 lolli1p0

ops ops ops
lollipops
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14 A shop sells these sweets:
2p 5p 10p
Rahim spends 15p on sweets.
Tick (√) the bag of sweets he buys:
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15 What fraction of this shape is shaded?
16 Claire has a £2 coin.
£1.2
0
If she buys this packet of biscuits, how much change

will she get?
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17 Maria asked all the people in her family what
their favourite fruit was. She put the results
into a pictogram:
apple
banana
grapes
orange
a) How many more people

liked apples than grapes?
b) How many more people

liked oranges than bananas?
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18 I get 50p pocket money a week. How many
weeks will it take me to save £2?
19 Tick three coins that together make 80p:
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20 Look at the number line.
Write the correct number in the box:
4 8 12 16
21 Draw a line of symmetry on each of these

shapes:
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22 In a box of chocolates, there are 5 rows of
chocolates, with 4 chocolates in each row.
Sasha eats 3 chocolates. How many are left?
2 marks
23 Ben writes this number sentence:
68 - 43 = 25
Now write an addition number sentence to
check if this is correct:
+ =
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24 Write a digit in each box to make the sum
correct:
4 + = 5 3
25 Draw the minute hand on the clock to

show quarter to four:
11 12 1
10 2
9 3
8 4
7 6 5
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26 Robert shares his 15 sweets between his
3 friends.
Tick (√) the calculation that shows how

many sweets each friend gets:
15 + 3 = 18
3 x 15 = 5
15 - 3 = 12
15 ÷ 3 = 5
27 Chloe has 40 blackberries.
She gives 13 to her friend.

She gives 19 to her mum.
How many blackberries does 2 marks

she have left?
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28 Gloria picks these three numbers out of
a bag.
48 13 27
Put these numbers into the correct places below:
< <
29 Do these calculations have the same answers?
Write yes or no for each:
Calculation Yes or No?

3 + 4 and 4 + 3 yes
5 x 4 and 4 x 5
10 - 2 and 2 - 10
12 ÷ 2 and 2 ÷ 12
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30 Tick the fraction below that is equal to 1/2:
31 Anna has 7 sweets, Mary has 4 and Peter has

5. How many sweets do they have altogether?
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32 This arrow makes a half turn to the right.
Shade the circle it is now pointing at.
END OF TEST
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TheSchoolRun practice papers

Tell your child to try to answer all the questions.

There are a total of 25 questions, each worth one mark, on Paper 1.

TheSchoolRun practice papers

Explain that they can do working out in the white spaces.

There are a total of 35 marks on Paper 2.

Practice question: How many smiley faces are there?

1. What number is one less than 32?

2. How many tens are there in 75?

1kg 3cm 4°C 1 litre

Tick (√) the pentagon:

Paul has twice as many.

How many football cards does Paul have?

8 Can you complete this table by writing in

45, 40, 35, , 25, 20, , 10, 5

10 Use a ruler to measure this pencil.

I have some I have some I have some

How many lollipops does Joshua have?

lolli1p0 lolli1p0 lolli1p0

Rahim spends 15p on sweets.

Tick (√) the bag of sweets he buys:

16 Claire has a £2 coin.

If she buys this packet of biscuits, how much change

a) How many more people

b) How many more people

19 Tick three coins that together make 80p:

Write the correct number in the box:

21 Draw a line of symmetry on each of these

23 Ben writes this number sentence:

25 Draw the minute hand on the clock to

Tick (√) the calculation that shows how

She gives 13 to her friend.

How many blackberries does 2 marks

Calculation Yes or No?

31 Anna has 7 sweets, Mary has 4 and Peter has

Shade the circle it is now pointing at.

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