WorksheetsWeek 7 Flashback Friday
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 19mins
You buy a Subways for $7.50c and pay with a $10 note. How much change is due?
Nothing
$2.50c
$5.00
$7.50c
You buy a bar of chocolate for $3.20c and put $5 in the self serve machine. How much change comes out?
$1.20c
$1.40c
$1.60c
$1.80c
You and your friend have the lunch special for the amount shown in the picture per person. What is the cost for both diners?
$31
$32
$33
$34
A bus ride from your house to the mall is $5.50c. You pay with a $20 bill. How much change is due?
$14.00c
$14.50c
$15.00c
$15.50c
If you pay with this note, how much change is due for a $3.60c purchase?
$6.40c
$6.60c
$7.40c
$7.60c
How much money is in this picture?
$90
$95
$100
$105
Which property means to protect from water?
waterproof
heat-trapping
opaque
soft
Which property means can't see through?
waterproof
heat-trapping
opaque
soft
What is this material?
Plastic
Metal
Glass
Cardboard
What does malleable mean?
The ability for a material to be attracted to a magnet
Another word for brittle
An object or material which can conducts electricity
An object or material which can be bent easily and hammered into shape without breaking
The diagram above shows what happens when two objects, A and B, are placed in a tank of water.
Which of the following could objects A and B be?
A: Glass marble, B: Styrofoam plate
A: Wooden chopstick, B: Wooden toothpick
A: Plastic spoon, B: Metal coin
A: Metal spoon, B: Rubber eraser
How many years have the First Peoples of Australia are estimated to have been living in Australia?
2 000 years
35 000 years
65 000 years
10 000 years
Which of these is not a reason why we commemorate Reconciliation Week
To remember Mabo Day, when First Nations peoples were granted land rights in the High Court
To work on the relationship between the First Nations peoples of this land and those who arrived into Australia after them
To celebrate the fact that Australia has achieved equality between the First Nations peoples and those who arrived in Australia after them
To remember the 1967 Referendum, where First Nations peoples were recognised in the Constitution
How many different First Peoples languages are there in Australia?
over 250
over 500
over 1000
over 100
National Sorry Day is
a day to commemorate injustices against First Nations People
a day to commemorate the Stolen Generation
is on 26 May
all of the above
What is significant about May 26
It is Mr Lillywhite's birthday
We get a day off school
Free dress day
It is National Sorry Day
Who can participate in National Reconciliation week?
Only Aboriginal people
all Australians
people born in Australia
only aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people
What is the theme for National Reconciliation Week 2022
Be Brave
Make a difference
Be Brave
Work hard
Be Brave
Make Change
Be Brave
Change the world
Frogs are amphibians. They can live on either land or in water. A frog can lay thousands of egg called frog spawn.
The author's purpose in writing this passage is to...
Inform the reader about frogs.
To persuade the reader to buy frogs.
To describe how to buy frogs.
