Year 5 Assessment 2

What is the mass of the cone?

• 112g

• 144g

• 16g

• 28g

Ron and Eva each make a 3-digit number from these number cards.

Ron makes the largest even number.

Eva makes the smallest odd number.

What is the difference between their numbers?

(a)  

A toy train cost three times as much as a rocket.

The total cost of the train and the rocket is €52.

How much does the train cost?

• €13

• €20

• €39

• €26

Ben gives Ann some stickers.

Ann now has twice as many as Ben.

How many stickers did Ben gives Ann?

(a)  

A factory produces 4,378 toys in January, 3,945 toys in February, and 4,762 toys in March.

If the factory aims to produce 12,000 toys in the first three months, did they meet their goal after rounding?

• Yes

• No

• Can't tell

1. Start at Point A.

2. Draw a line going up 50 cm to Point B.

3. From Point B, draw a line going right 30 cm to Point C.

4. From Point C, draw a line going down 40 cm to Point D.

5. From Point D, draw a line going left 20 cm to Point E.

Is Point E in the same place as Point A?

• Yes

• No

• Can't tell

Lily is standing in a park, facing East. She turns:

1. 90° clockwise.

2. 270° anticlockwise.

3. 90° clockwise.

4. What direction is Lily facing now?

• North

• South

• West

• East

A square is a special type of rectangle.

• True

• False

A rectangle is a special type of square.

• True

• False

A circle has 4 lines of symmetry. Do you agree with this statement?

• Yes

• No