HSCP Year 5 NAPLAN Revision - Set 10

In 2017, Australian cars produced an average of 182 grams of carbon dioxide for each kilometre driven.

On average, how many grams of carbon dioxide would one of these cars produce on a 6-kilometre journey?

There are two commerical flights that travel a distance of more than fifteen thousand kilometres.

The New York to Singapore flight is the furthest of these, travelling approximately 15.5 thousand kilometres.

What is another way to write 15.5 thousand?

• 0.00155

• 155

• 15 500

• 155 000

The table shows the months when Logan planted different types of vegetable seeds.

During how many months did Logan plant carrot seeds but not pea seeds?

• 3

• 4

• 5

• 7

• 9

There are 42 chairs in the school hall. Mr Teddy arranges all of the chairs so there are 6 chairs in each row.

How many rows are there?

Jake bakes a vegetable pie and cuts it into eight equal-sized pieces.

He gives each of his three children one piece of the pie for dinner.

What fraction of the vegetable pie is left?

Ally drew this shape on some grid paper.

Choose the two shapes with the same area as Ally's shape.

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A bus station has buses leaving for different destinations.

• - Buses to the beach leave every 4 minutes.

• - Buses to the city leave every 3 minutes.

A bus to the beach and a bus to the city leave the station at midday.

How many minutes will pass before a bus to the beach and a bus to the city leaves​ at the same time again?

​ (a)   minutes.

• 12
• 6
• 8
• 10

Which of these pairs of numbers has a difference of 17?

• 17 and 71

• 29 and 36

• 48 and 65

• 77 and 87

The cans in Dave's pantry are shown. Dave decides to make a graph where each bar represents one type of can in his pantry.

Dave makes an error when creating the graph. What should Dave do to correct the error?

• Make each category bar a different colour?

• Change the 'Number of cans' label to 'Heights of cans".

• Change the title to 'Number of cans in the pantry by size'.

• Remove the 'Fruit' category since apples and pears are already shown.

Steve draws a beach umbrella from above. He rotates the umbrella clockwise around the centre.

How much does Steve need to turn the umbrella until it next looks exactly the same?

• 1 turn