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Y5 - Maths (Term 2, Unit 2-5)

Total questions: 154

Worksheet time: 5hrs 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

16873 + 50

(a)  

2.

17487 + 300

(a)  

3.

19762 + 5000

(a)  

4.

42397 + 90

(a)  

5.

65283 + 9000

(a)  

6.

25872 + 4000

(a)  

7.

50487 + 7800

(a)  

8.

77498 + 9700

(a)  

9.

57487 + (a)   = 58027

10.

75832 + (a)   = 76312

11.

72642 + (a)   = 73372

12.

5487 + 2451

(a)  

13.

4823 + 3658

(a)  

14.

46825 + 57504

(a)  

15.

67981 + 38163

(a)  

16.

Write the following decimal number as a mixed number:

6.35

(a)  

17.

Write the following decimal number as a mixed number:

3.98

(a)  

18.

Write the following decimal number as a mixed number:

17.93

(a)  

19.

Write the following decimal number as a mixed number:

13.36

(a)  

20.

Write the following decimal number as a mixed number:

3.72

(a)  

21.

Write the 2 whole numbers that the following decimal number comes between:

5.73

a)

5

b)

6

c)

4

d)

7

22.

Write the 2 whole numbers that the following decimal number comes between:

3.14

a)

3

b)

4

c)

2

d)

5

23.

Write the 2 whole numbers that the following decimal number comes between:

12.63

a)

12

b)

13

c)

11

d)

15

24.

Write the 2 whole numbers that the following decimal number comes between:

17.38

a)

17

b)

18

c)

16

d)

19

25.

Write the 2 whole numbers that the following decimal number comes between:

9.88

a)

9

b)

10

c)

8

d)

12

26.

What needs to be added to the following decimal number to make it equal to 1?

0.74

(a)  

27.

What needs to be added to the following decimal number to make it equal to 1?

0.65

(a)  

28.

What needs to be added to the following decimal number to make it equal to 1?

0.03

(a)  

29.

What needs to be added to the following decimal number to make it equal to 1?

0.77

(a)  

30.

What needs to be added to the following decimal number to make it equal to 1?

0.81

(a)  

31.

What needs to be added to the following decimal number to make it equal to 1?

0.51

(a)  

32.

What needs to be added to the following decimal number to make it equal to the next whole number?

16.36

(a)  

33.

What needs to be added to the following decimal number to make it equal to the next whole number?

34.22

(a)  

34.

What needs to be added to the following decimal number to make it equal to the next whole number?

17.15

(a)  

35.

What needs to be added to the following decimal number to make it equal to the next whole number?

18.03

(a)  

36.

What needs to be added to the following decimal number to make it equal to the next whole number?

21.50

(a)  

37.

What needs to be added to the following decimal number to make it equal to the next whole number?

19.98

(a)  

38.

Round down the following decimal number to 1 decimal place:

1.63

(a)  

39.

Round down the following decimal number to 1 decimal place:

1.14

(a)  

40.

Round down the following decimal number to 1 decimal place:

1.55

(a)  

41.

Round down the following decimal number to 1 decimal place:

1.95

(a)  

42.

Round down the following decimal number to 1 decimal place:

1.79

(a)  

43.

Round down the following decimal number to 1 decimal place:

3.14

(a)  

44.

1.3, 1.5, 1.7, (a)  

45.

0.4, 0.8, 1.2, (a)  

46.

2.1, 2.3, 2.5, (a)  

47.

6, 6.4, 6.8, (a)  

48.

Write the following mass in grams:

3 1/10 kg

(a)  

49.

Write the following mass in grams:

7 9/10 kg

(a)  

50.

Write the following mass in grams:

5 7/10 kg

(a)  

51.

Write the following mass in kilograms and grams:

2040 g

a)

2 kg 40 g

b)

2 kg 4 g

c)

2 g 40 kg

52.

Write the following mass in kilograms and grams:

9030 g

a)

9 kg 30 g

b)

9 g 30 kg

c)

9 kg 3 g

53.

Write the following mass in kilograms and grams:

6060 g

a)

6 kg 60 g

b)

60 kg 6 g

c)

6 g 60 kg

54.

Write the following mass in kilograms and grams:

3060 g

a)

3 kg 60 g

b)

3 g 60 kg

c)

3 kg 6 g

55.

One medium-sized egg has a mass of 60 g. What is the mass in grams of 6 medium-sized eggs?

a)

360 g

b)

306 g

c)

603 g

56.

6 large eggs have a mass of about 400 g. About how many large eggs have a mass of 1 kg?

(a)  

57.

Sara had an order for 10 cups of soup and 10 slices of quiche. What was the total mass of the order in kilograms if 1 cup of soup is 140 g and 1 slice of quiche is 90g?

a)

2.2 kg

b)

2.3 kg

c)

2300 g

d)

2300 kg

58.

424^2  

(a)  

59.

434^3  

(a)  

60.

131^3  

(a)  

61.

232^3  

(a)  

62.

333^3  

(a)  

63.

535^3   

(a)  

64.

636^3  

(a)  

65.

62+52+426^2+5^2+4^2  

(a)  

66.

112+102+4211^2+10^2+4^2  

(a)  

67.

112+102+12211^2+10^2+12^2  

(a)  

68.

122−62−3212^2-6^2-3^2  

(a)  

69.

62×22×326^2\times2^2\times3^2  

(a)  

70.

92+72+529^2+7^2+5^2  

(a)  

71.

92×329^2\times3^2  

(a)  

72.

4 x 9

(a)  

73.

9 x (a)   = 72 

74.

(a)   x 8 = 40

75.

7 x (a)   = 56

76.

(a)   x 6 = 36

77.

3 x (a)   = 21

78.

9 x (a)   = 63

79.

43 x 10

(a)  

80.

80 ÷\div  2

(a)  

81.

10 x (a)   = 360

82.

(a)   x 20 = 240

83.

416 ÷\div  2

(a)  

84.

10 x (a)   = 630

85.

The supermarket has 466 packs of bananas to sell. There are 5 bananas in each pack. How many bananas is this altogether?

(a)  

86.

The greengrocer sold 67 pack of oranges in a day. There were 19 oranges in each pack. How many oranges is this altogether?

(a)  

87.

In 1 day, the supermarket sold 37 packs of strawberries and 85 packs of oranges. There were 25 strawberries in each pack and 19 oranges in each pack. Which fruit did it sell more of?

a)

strawberries

b)

oranges

88.

In 1 day, the supermarket sold 37 packs of strawberries and 85 packs of oranges. There were 25 strawberries in each pack and 19 oranges in each pack. How many strawberries did it sell?

(a)  

89.

In 1 day, the supermarket sold 37 packs of strawberries and 85 packs of oranges. There were 25 strawberries in each pack and 19 oranges in each pack. How many oranges did it sell?

(a)  

90.

In 1 day, the supermarket sold 37 packs of strawberries and 85 packs of oranges. There were 25 strawberries in each pack and 19 oranges in each pack. How many packs of fruits did it sell altogether?

(a)  

91.

The greengrocer made 68 packs of apples. Each pack had 9 apples. How many apples did it have in total?

(a)  

92.

Halve the following number:

280

(a)  

93.

Halve the following number:

580

(a)  

94.

Halve the following number:

740

(a)  

95.

Halve the following number:

930

(a)  

96.

Halve the following number:

360

(a)  

97.

Halve the following number:

510

(a)  

98.

Write the digital time to match the follow 12-hour time:

25 minutes to 10

(a)  

99.

Write the digital time to match the follow 12-hour time:

15 minutes past 8

(a)  

100.

Write the digital time to match the follow 12-hour time:

10 minutes past 1

(a)  

101.

Write the digital time to match the follow 12-hour time:

25 minutes to 9

(a)  

102.

Write the 12-hour time of the following:

19:00

(a)  

103.

Write the 12-hour time of the following:

16:24

(a)  

104.

Write the 12-hour time of the following:

14:40

(a)  

105.

Write the 12-hour time of the following:

23:30

(a)  

106.

2 minutes = (a)   seconds

107.

2 hours = (a)   minutes

108.

2 years = (a)   months

109.

7 weeks = (a)   days

110.

10 days = (a)   hours

111.

For how many months have a couple been married when they celebrate their Silver Wedding Anniversary? Silver Wedding is equal to 25 years.

(a)  

112.

For how many months have a couple been married when they celebrate their Golden Wedding Anniversary? Golden Wedding is equal to 50 years.

(a)  

113.

A company claims that its new longer life light bulb will last for 5 years. For how many days should the light bulb last?

(a)  

114.

6398 - 2519

(a)  

115.

The sandwich stall made 382 sandwiches. They were packed into boxes, each containing 6 sandwiches. How many full boxes could be made?

(a)  

116.

At the end of the day, the hot dog stall counted $543 in the till. Hot dogs cost $4 each. How many had they sold?

(a)  

117.

Mrs. Hassim lives 450 m from her shop. How many kilometres does she walk to and from her shop in 1 day?

(a)  

118.

Mrs. Hassim lives 450 m from her shop. How many kilometres does she walk to and from her shop in 5 days?

(a)  

119.

Carla's hair grows 5 mm each week. She wants to let her hair grow. If she does not have it cut, what length will it have grown in 4 weeks from now?

(a)  

120.

Carla's hair grows 5 mm each week. She wants to let her hair grow. If she does not have it cut, what length will it have grown in 1 year from now?

(a)  

121.

An old snail is crawling towards the compost heap, which is 15 m away. In the first hour, it crawled halfway towards the heap. In the next hour, it crawled half of the remaining distance. How far did it travel in those 2 hours?

(a)  

122.

An old snail is crawling towards the compost heap, which is 15 m away. In the first hour, it crawled halfway towards the heap. In the next hour, it crawled half of the remaining distance. How many centimetres does it still have to crawl?

(a)  

123.

An old snail is crawling towards the compost heap, which is 15 m away. In the first hour, it crawled halfway towards the heap. In the next hour, it crawled half of the remaining distance. How many metres does it still have to crawl?

(a)  

124.

An old snail is crawling towards the compost heap, which is 15 m away. In the first hour, it crawled halfway towards the heap. In the next hour, it crawled half of the remaining distance. In the third hour, it crawled about 1.97 m. How far does it still have to travel to reach the heap?

(a)  

125.

An old snail is crawling towards the compost heap, which is 15 m away. In the first hour, it crawled halfway towards the heap. In the next hour, it crawled half of the remaining distance. In the third hour, it crawled about 1.97 m. How far did it travel in those 3 hours?

(a)  

126.

2.645 _____ 2.821

a)

>

b)

<

127.

5.558 _____ 5.539

a)

>

b)

<

128.

1.626 _____ 1.627

a)

>

b)

<

129.

4.831 _____ 4.762

a)

>

b)

<

130.

9.999 _____ 9.909

a)

>

b)

<

131.

In the first week, the rain gauge showed 0.028 m and in the second week, it showed 0.037 m. What was the total rainfall for those two weeks?

(a)  

132.

In the first week, the rain gauge showed 0.028 m and in the second week, it showed 0.037 m. The total rainfall for three weeks was predicted to be 0.095 m. How much rain needed to fall in the third week to make the prediction correct?

(a)  

133.

On a walking holiday, the Carter family walked 4.7 km one day and 3.5 km the next day. How far did they walk in total?

(a)  

134.

Joe goes to the cheese shop and buys 2 packs of cheese. 1 costs $3.65. He pays with a $10 note and receives $2.35 change. How much did the second pack of cheese cost?

(a)  

135.

Amina walks 2.762 km every day. How far does she walk in 5 days?

(a)  

136.

Year 5 class has been measuring weekly rainfall for the last three weeks. The total rainfall was 0.265 m. In week one, 0.09 m fell and in week two, 0.05 m fell. How much fell in week three?

(a)  

137.

On a long journey, the Jones family drive 56.382 km before lunch and 68.314 km after lunch. Waze mobile app told them the journey would be 178.65 km in total. How much further have they got to travel?

(a)  

138.

Rosie buys some cheese. It weighs 2.275 kg. 1.2 kg is Red Leicaster cheese and the rest is Cheddar cheese. How much Cheddar cheese does she have?

(a)  

139.

0.3 + 0.5

(a)  

140.

0.9 + 0.6

(a)  

141.

0.26 + 0.31

(a)  

142.

0.52 + 0.36

(a)  

143.

0.83 + 0.06

(a)  

144.

0.68 + 0.55

(a)  

145.

0.7 - 0.5

(a)  

146.

1.2 - 0.5

(a)  

147.

0.74 - 0.37

(a)  

148.

0.85 - 0.46

(a)  

149.

1.65 - (a)   = 0.88

150.

(a)   - 0.81 = 0.63

151.

2.48 - (a)   = 0.81

152.

7.8 + 5.5

(a)  

153.

7.1 - 3.5

(a)  

154.

6.7 - 3.8

(a)