WorksheetsG2 Maths Practice Test
Total questions: 35
Worksheet time: 9hrs 45mins
Which numbers will make 100? (Click all which apply.)
53 + 36
64 + 36
27 + 73
35 + 27
__ + 58 = 100
42
52
62
39
One of the numbers below is Tom’s score on an arcade game. Here are some clues to help you find it: Tom’s score is bigger than 31. It is less than 40.
What is his score?
42
36
50
28
Maya's house number is an odd number. Click on the numbers left that are NOT odd numbers.
15
22
19
43
Ahmed’s house number is less then 75. Click on the numbers that are NOT less than 75.
40
76
98
32
89
Ahmed’s house number can be divided by 3. Click on Ahmed’s house number.
28
20
67
33
Which two piles of bricks have a total of ten?
2 and 3
6 and 4
5 and 6
4 and 5
Which piles of bricks will total 8? (Click all that apply.)
5 and 3
4 and 5
6 and 2
4 and 6
Here are some more bricks. They get stacked equally into four piles. How many bricks will be in each pile?
8
2
4
6
I need to shade 1/3 of this shape. How many of the pieces should I colour in?
1
3
2
4
I have to shade half of these shapes. How many pieces will I colour in?
10
9
8
6
I have to shade 4/6 of these shapes. How many pieces will I need to colour in?
8
12
16
4
Which two fractions are the same size? (Choose two equivalent fractions.)
1/2
1/3
2/6
Bob has some coins. How much does he have in total?
5.99
6.02
5.91
4.78
Maha has £8.53. She buys a book that costs £2.12. How much money does she have left?
6.41
6.65
7.63
6.57
Which of the shapes are pentagons? (Click all which apply.)
A
B
C
D
E
I use the numbers given in the picture to write a subtraction number sentence which has the largest possible answer. What is my calculation?
85 - 14
84 - 51
58 - 41
51 - 48
I use the numbers given in the picture to write a subtraction number sentence which has the smallest possible answer. What is my calculation?
45 - 18
85 - 14
51 - 48
84 - 15
Now I need to use the numbers in the picture to make the largest addition total possible. Which of these is my calculation?
14 + 58
54 + 18
84 + 51
48 + 15
Look at the shapes in the picture. How many squares make up shape 1, 2 and 3?
1 = 3 squares
2 = 5 squares
3 = 8 squares
1 = 4 squares
2 = 6 squares
3 = 8 squares
1 = 3 squares
2 = 5 squares
3 = 7 squares
1 = 2 squares
2 = 5 squares
3 = 8 squares
Following the pattern, how many squares would it take to make shape 5?
(a)
A group of children count how many candies they have. The chart shows their results. How many children had three candies, and would be written in space 'c'?
(a)
Which number would be in 'e' to show the amount of students with 5 candies?
(a)
What would go in 'd' to show the students with 4 candies?
(a)
What would go in box 'a' to show students with 1 candy?
(a)
Here is a number spider for 12. The calculations at the end of each leg should make 12. Some are wrong. Click on each wrong calculation.
6 + 6
12 + 12
6 x 6
Half of 24
24 - 12
Here are 2 pencils. The red pencil is 10 centimeters in length. The yellow pencil is twice the length. How much is the yellow pencil's length?
(a)
One orange weighs 40 grams. It weighs the same as 4 apples. How much does 1 apple weigh?
(a)
One potato weighs 30 grams. One tomato weighs 10 grams. How many tomatoes weigh the same as 1 potato?
(a)
The top pen is 5cm long.
Which answer shows the length of the other pens?
b) 6
c) 4
d) 1
b) 8
c) 9
d) 3
b) 10
c) 20
d) 5
b) 4
c) 19
d) 18
Omar has to complete some Maths homework.
Which set of answers is correct?
6
6
2
14
7
5
3
12
5
14
2
12
4
19
2
8
8 children share a bag of sweets. Each child has 2 sweets and there is 1 sweet left. How many sweets were in the bag?
(a)
Saeed does a school survey about favourite authors. Here are the results. Each of the pictures represents 10 pupils. How many students voted for Michael Morpurgo?
4
50
25
40
How many children chose a different author than the ones named? (Other)
40
3
25
2
How many children voted for the named authors? (Michael Rosen, JK Rowling, Jeff Kinney and Michael Morpurgo)
155
140
152
165
