Year 5 Christmas Maths quiz

If Santa has 54 presents in each sack and has 6 sacks, how many presents does he have altogether?

• 423

• 444

• 324

• 234

Mrs Christmas is trying to work out how many letters she received last Thursday.

She knows that it was between 1000 and 2000 and it was a multiple of 9.

Which of these could it have been?

• 1252

• 1602

• 900

• 1009

Mrs Taylor is wrapping presents for her hard working husband. On average she uses 125cm of ribbon of each one. She wraps 5 presents. How much ribbon in metres did she use?

• 625m

• 125m

• 65.2m

• 6.25m

Sant has 120 elves working at the North Pole. Each elf owns 3 hats. Unfortunately half of all the hats disintegrated in the wash. How many hats are left?

• 360

• 180

• 120

• 90

A bakery makes 737 mince pies. They sell 483 in the morning and the rest after lunch. How many do they sell after lunch?

• 254

• 337

• 1210

• 373

The Christmas tree in Trafalgar Square in London is 20.54 metres tall. How tall is it in centimetres?

• 2,054

• 254

• 0.254

• 20,540

10 mince pies cost £6.90.

5 mince pies and a candy cane

cost £3.85.

How much does the candy cane cost?

• 90p

• 45p

• £1.25

• 40p

Mr Burton buys 22 boxes of chocolates to give out at Christmas. He spends £110. How much did each box cost?

Mr Taylor is sending out 91 Christmas cards this year. He notices that the number is the result of multiplying 2 different prime numbers. What are they?

What is the sum of the first 5 prime numbers?

• 18

• 19

• 24

• 28