Winning Wednesday Quiz 13 - Year 5

I have created a 6-digit number.

The units digit of this number is 4.

The thousands digit of this number is 3.

The number I created is: 153,764.

Is what I am saying possibly true or surely not true?

• Possibly True

• Surely Not True

Keira wants to write the below numbers in order starting from the greatest.

Which number will be 4th?

• 677,777

• 625,014

• 625,019

• 675,014

Look at the 2 balances.

What is the mass of 2 yellow squares?

• 16 kg

• 30 kg

• 14 kg

• 28 kg

Jacob is filling party bags with sweets.

He has 233 sweets in total.

He needs to put 20 sweets in each bag.

How many FULL bags can he fill?

• 11 bags

• 12 bags

• 23 bags

• 14 bags

A football stadium holds 6,977 spectators.

Andrew says: 3,679 spectators are already seated.

3,290 more spectators are waiting to be seated.

This means that the stadium will be full.

Is he correct?

• Yes, he is.

• No, he is not.

Tom is raising money for charity.

He says: My target is €9,999.

I have already collected €6,472.

I need to raise another €3,527.

Is he correct?

• Yes, he is.

• No, he is not.

John is thinking of a number.

When he multiplies this number by 1000, the answer is 58,000.

What is the number?

Give your answer in figures.

A teacher asks 2 children to sort 73 colours into baskets of 10 colours each.

Tick the mixed number showing the number of baskets filled.

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Look at the length of the fence and the length of a brick.

The length of the fence is equal to the length of 10 bricks.

True or False?

• True

• False

Look at the water in the jug.

Sam says: In the jug there are

1¼ litres of water.

Do you agree?

• Yes, I agree.

• No, I do not agree.