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Maths Revision 3

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 19mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which is the largest number?

a)

200.002

b)

79.9999

c)

20.002

d)

200.001

2.

Which is the largest number?

a)

1110.01

b)

1100.10

c)

1111

d)

110.10

3.

Which is the smallest number?

a)

99.9899

b)

99.9999

c)

99.8999

d)

99.9899

4.

When looking at two numbers, explain how you can tell which is the larger number?

4 lines
5.

15 children share 23 cookies at Mahra's birthday party. Mahra's mum works out everybody's share using formal written long division. Which would be the best way to show the remainder so that all the cookies can be shared?

a)

as a fraction

b)

as a whole number remainder

c)

as a decimal

d)

round the remainder up or down

6.

Each taxi can hold 4 passengers. If 17 people need taxis, what is the best way to show the remainder so that everybody will get a taxi?

a)

as a fraction

b)

as a decimal

c)

as a whole number remainder

d)

round the remainder up or down

7.

Baba wants to share 500AED equally between his three children. What is the best way to show the remainder so that all the children can get exactly the same amount of money?

a)

round the remainder up or down

b)

as a whole number

c)

as a decimal

d)

as a fraction

8.

Use the formal written method of long multiplication to solve:

728 x 16 =

a)

35773

b)

5096

c)

11648

d)

22178

9.

Use the formal written method of long multiplication to solve:

8726 x 37 =

a)

663 831

b)

123 093

c)

766 332

d)

322 862

10.

What is the area of this shape?

a)

10mm2

b)

1000mm2

c)

100mm2

d)

10,000mm2

11.

What is the area of this shape?

a)

85m2

b)

92m2

c)

60m2

d)

25m2

12.

What is the area of this shape?

a)

There is no area.

b)

32cm2

c)

28cm2

d)

14cm2

13.

Select the three equivalent values below:

a)

1/5

b)

2/5

c)

20%

d)

0.2

14.

Select the three equivalent values below:

a)

4/100

b)

4/10

c)

0.4

d)

40%

15.

Mrs. Eardley is buying new notebooks for next year's classes. There are 724 students who each need a notebook. Notebooks come in boxes of 72. Mrs. Eardley estimated that 724 divided by 72 was approximately 10, so she ordered 10 boxes of notebooks. Was this a good idea?

a)

No

b)

Yes