P6 Maths End of Term 3 Test - Paper 2

1. Calculate:

(a)  

2. Here is a rectangle drawn on a dotted grid of squares. One of the vertices is labelled A. The rectangle is rotated 90 degrees clockwise around vertex A. What is the new position supposed to look like?

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3. Here are some numbers: 3/4 45% 0.6 Which statement is correct?

• 0.6 > 45% > 3/4
• 0.6 < 3/4 < 45%
• 45% < 0.6 < 3/4
• 45% > 0.6 > 3/4

4. Pierre has six cats. The cards show the age of each cat in years. Write the range of the ages of the cats. (a)   years

5. Here is a picture of a jug with water inside. Write the word capacity or volume in each space to complete the sentences. The ____ (a) of the jug is greater than the ____ (b) of water. The ____ (c) of water is 0.6 litre. The ____ (d) of the jug is 1 litre.

(a)  

6. Here is some data about the number of books the children in two classes read in a month. Data from Class R is recorded in a table. Gabriella wants to compare the number of children in each class who read 2 books in a month. Write one extra piece of information Gabriella needs to know.

(a)  

7. Label the correct part of the circle.

(a)  

8. Write the correct number in each box to complete the calculation. (Separate the answers with a comma) 46 x 34 = 46 x ____ + ____ x 4

(a)  

9. Some children try to describe pairs of mutually exclusive events. Tick all the children who correctly describe mutually exclusive events.

• Child A: I arrive early for school. I arrive late for school.
• Child B: I walk forwards. I walk quickly.
• Child C: I finish my homework. I do not finish my homework.
• Child D: I can walk. I can talk.

10a. Write a two-digit number ending in 7 that is a prime number. 10b. Write a two-digit number ending in 7 that is not a prime number.

(a)