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Question Paper 2 October (12-22)

Question Paper 2 October (12-22)

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Mathematics

6th Grade

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1

Multiple Choice

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Choose all the shapes that could have an obtuse angle.

1

scalene triangle, parallelogram, pentagon

2

pentagon, rectangle

3

rectangle, scalene triangle

4

rectangle, pentagon

2

Fill in the Blanks

3

Multiple Select

Here is part of a sequence.

23, 17, 11, ...

The sequence continues in the same way.

1

7

2

-2

3

-7

4

-35

5

-49

4

Draw

Draw a line to match each number to the correct description.

5

Math Response

A clock needs one battery to work.

The battery lasts 6 weeks.

(a) Calculate the number of batteries that are needed for the clock to work for

1 year.

..........................

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6

Math Response

(b) A box contains 30 batteries.

These are used in the clock.

Write the number of whole weeks that the clock will work.

........ Weeks

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7

Multiple Choice

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Choose the quadrilateral that belongs in the shaded part of the diagram.

1

rhombus

2

trapezium

3

parallelogram

4

kite

5

square

8

Math Response

The sequence continues in the same way.

Write the 6th number in the sequence.

.........

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9

Multiple Choice

Here are some numbers.

1 5 8 16 25 64

Choose the image which one is the correct answer?

1

A

2

B

3

C

4

D

10

Open Ended

Eva collects data about the mass, in kilograms, of 30 different school bags.

She wants to use the best representation to show her data.

Explain why Eva should not use a bar chart.

11

Multiple Choice

Rajiv arranges the numbers in order of size, starting with the smallest.

Write the 3rd number in his list.

.........

1

3.45

2

4.31

3

4.4

4

4.53

5

5.2

Question image

Choose all the shapes that could have an obtuse angle.

1

scalene triangle, parallelogram, pentagon

2

pentagon, rectangle

3

rectangle, scalene triangle

4

rectangle, pentagon

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