KS2 Primary Maths Age 9-13 - Arithmetic - Problem: - Explained

Angela has tiles of the same size. She uses four tiles to make a length of 76 cm and adds one more tile. The task is to find the total length of five tiles. First, calculate the length of one tile by dividing 76 by 4, resulting in 19 cm per tile. Then, add the length of the fifth tile to the original 76 cm, totaling 95 cm. The solution is worth two marks: one for the final answer and one for calculating the length of one tile.

What is the initial length made by four tiles?

• 80 centimeters

• 85 centimeters

• 70 centimeters

• 76 centimeters

How do you determine the length of one tile?

• By adding 4 to the total length

• By dividing the total length by 4

• By subtracting 4 from the total length

• By multiplying the total length by 4

What is the length of one tile?

• 18 centimeters

• 20 centimeters

• 19 centimeters

• 21 centimeters

What is the total length of the five tiles?

• 95 centimeters

• 85 centimeters

• 90 centimeters

• 100 centimeters

How many marks are awarded for this question?

• Two marks for the final answer

• One mark for the final answer

• One mark for the value of one tile

• Two marks in total