GL-PRACTICE -ASSESSMENT

1- What is the mean height of the children?

a.140 b. 145 c. 150 d. 144

2- look at the result on the calculator

a- How many £5 tickets car you buy for £78?

b- How many 5-seater taxis do you need for 78 people?

c- £76 is split equally between 5 people.

How much does each person get?

£
3- You post 1 parcel weighing 170 grams and
2 parcels each weighing 320 grams.
How much does it weight altogether?
 4- Chris has 12 sweets.
He has 3 red, 6 blue, 1 yellow and 2 green sweets.
a. What fraction of his sweets are red?

b. What fraction of his sweets are not red?

5- Sam, Raj and Jade also have 12 sweets each.

a .One quarter of Sam's sweets are blue .
How many blue sweets does he have?

. b. Who has the most blue sweets?

a. 104 b. 38 c. 180 c. 90
 6. Identify three thousand, two hundred and six.

a. 3206 b. 30206 c. 32006 d.30026

7. Which of these triangles have the same angles as each other? (circle it)
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8. . These graphs show information.

about pupils at the Hill School.
They are 5 to 10 years old.
Unfortunately, the labels have been lost.

a. Which graph shows the total number

of pupils of each age?
(Clue : There are about the same number of
Pupils of each age.)

b. Which graph shows the number of pupils have school dinners?

(Clue: As pupils get older, fewer have school dinners)

c. Which graph shows the number of pupils who walk to school?

(Clue: Walking is most popular at age 7)
d. Which graph, shows the average heights of pupils?

9. Write the correct sale price labels on these counts.

10. .Which net will not fold up to make a pyramid with a square base?

b .How many edges does a pyramid with a square base have?

11. .In Rhys’s class, there are twice as many girls as boys.
There are 18 girls. How many pupils are in the class altogether?
Select the cards and write in the correct place to show how to work it out.
Then write the final answer
12. Amy sees some notebooks she likes in a shop. They cost 35p each.
This is the money she has.
a .How many notebooks can Amy buy?

b .How much money will she have left?

p

13. Sandy makes necklaces using beads.

She makes them into triangular patterns like this:
a. Fill in the missing numbers in the table.

b. Here are the rules Sandy uses to make her necklaces.

Fill in the missing numbers.
 c. Sandy makes a necklace with 21 long beads,
How many triangles does it have?

14. This wheel has 10 evenly spaced spokes.

a. Calculate the angle between the spokes.
shown on the diagram.
b. Another wheel has an angle of 60 degrees
between each spoke.
15. How many spokes does it have?

16. Mina and Holly are playing Factor Bingo.

The computer is showing the number 8.

Holly has forgot to cross off one factor of 8.

a. Cross on it

b. The next number is 40.

Draw circle on Mina and Holly's factors for them,
c. Next, the computer shows 36.
Draw square on Mina and Holly's factors for them again.
17. Move brackets into these calculations to make them correct.

18. Here are 4 fractions.

The arrows show the positions of the fractions on the number line.
Move each fraction to the correct arrow
19. Leena likes making biscuits.
Here is her list of ingredients to make enough biscuits for 2 people.
a. What fraction of all the ingredients if flour?

b. What is the ratio of butter to sugar?

Write this ratio in its simplest form.

c. Today, Leena wants to make enough biscuits for 6 people.

How much sugar will she need?
g

20. This diagram shows 2 corners of a square.

a. Join the fourth corner of the square.

b.What are the co-ordinates of the fourth corner? (

, )

21. . This rule will help you work out children’s average weekly pocket money.
To calculate pocket money in pounds, add 3 years to the age and divide
the answer by 2.
a. What is the average pocket money for a 9 year old?
£
 b. £8 a week is the average pocket money for a child of what age?
years old
22. To calculate pocket money in pounds, add 3 years to the age
and divide the answer by 2.
Which of the following rules shows how to work out the average pocket money,
P for a child n year old?

23. A charity Says:

The pie chart shows how the charity spends

the money.
a. Write the labels to the correct places.

b. Hassan gives £150 to the charity.

How much of this will be spent on office work?
£