WorksheetsTerm 3 Week 2 Homework
Total questions: 102
Worksheet time: 2hrs 35mins
Which of these are equivalent to 1/5 ? (pick all that apply)
20%
25%
2/10
0.1
Fill in the missing number in this number sequence
3.25 ; 3,5 ; ——- ; 4.0
(a)
In this number sentence which operation would you perform LAST?
17 + 3 x (9-6) - 1 =
+
X
—
( )
Mr Sinton ate 2 slices of this pizza. What percentage of pizza was left over?
10%
25%
35%
75%
How many biscuits is 10% of this box?
(a)
True or false?
75% is more than 3/4
True
False
If Leo had 50 Pokémon cards, and traded 20% of them, how many did he have left?
30
40
25
10
72 percent is the same as? (select all that apply)
3/4
0.72
36/50
72/100
In this image, what fraction is white?
5/12
1/2
1/4
3/4
Mason needed $150 for some Playstation games. He already had $30. His weekly pocket money was $15. How many weeks will it take until he reaches his goal.
(a)
Mrs Jenkins really wanted a new pair of runners that were $150. If she bought 2 pairs she would get 20 percent discount. Would $250 be enough for 2 pairs.
Yes
No
Which of these is the largest?
0.6
4/5
75%
0.61
One third of 999 is ——-?
(a)
What is 75 percent of 400?
(a)
Which of these is not equivalent to 0.66?
66 percent
33/50
6/10
66/100
In the Olympics there were 600 medals up for grabs. Australia won 15% of them. New Zealand won 75. Which country won the most medals?
Australia
New Zealand
2/5 + 9/10 = ———-
Select all correct answers
11/10
11/5
13/10
1.3
The number sentence is:
6 x 7 + (5 x 1) =
Would removing the brackets change the answer?
Yes
No
Sammy got 42/50 in her Maths test. Ms Berryman told her if she got 95 percent she would get an A.
What mark out of 50 would she need?
(a)
Are all the following equal? True or False.
36%, 72/200, 1/3
True
False
Which of these are equivalent to 1/5 ? (pick all that apply)
20%
25%
2/10
0.1
Fill in the missing number in this number sequence
3.25 ; 3,5 ; ——- ; 4.0
(a)
In this number sentence which operation would you perform LAST?
17 + 3 x (9-6) - 1 =
+
X
—
( )
Mr Sinton ate 2 slices of this pizza. What percentage of pizza was left over?
10%
25%
35%
75%
How many biscuits is 10% of this box?
(a)
True or false?
75% is more than 3/4
True
False
If Leo had 50 Pokémon cards, and traded 20% of them, how many did he have left?
30
40
25
10
72 percent is the same as? (select all that apply)
3/4
0.72
36/50
72/100
In this image, what fraction is white?
5/12
1/2
1/4
3/4
Mason needed $150 for some Playstation games. He already had $30. His weekly pocket money was $15. How many weeks will it take until he reaches his goal.
(a)
Mrs Jenkins really wanted a new pair of runners that were $150. If she bought 2 pairs she would get 20 percent discount. Would $250 be enough for 2 pairs.
Yes
No
Which of these is the largest?
0.6
4/5
75%
0.61
One third of 999 is ——-?
(a)
What is 75 percent of 400?
(a)
Which of these is not equivalent to 0.66?
66 percent
33/50
6/10
66/100
In the Olympics there were 600 medals up for grabs. Australia won 15% of them. New Zealand won 75. Which country won the most medals?
Australia
New Zealand
2/5 + 9/10 = ———-
Select all correct answers
11/10
11/5
13/10
1.3
The number sentence is:
6 x 7 + (5 x 1) =
Would removing the brackets change the answer?
Yes
No
Sammy got 42/50 in her Maths test. Ms Berryman told her if she got 95 percent she would get an A.
What mark out of 50 would she need?
(a)
Are all the following equal? True or False.
36%, 72/200, 1/3
True
False
It is the standard form of 3 thousand, 201
(a)
It is the standard form of 4 + 0.7 + 0.006
(a)
It is the word form of 0.0083
(a)
It is 491 100 002 058 in word form.
(a)
It is the word form of 68 000.068
(a)
65 billion, 781 thousand, 412 in standard form.
(a)
Is is the standard form of 300 + 2 + 0.2 + 0.003
(a)
Round off "349 009 924" to the nearest thousands
(a)
Round off "1 482 493 789" to the nearest hundred thousands.
(a)
Round off "603 689 174 573" to the nearest billions.
(a)
Round off "987" to the nearest ones.
(a)
Round off "1.0043" to the nearest hundredths.
(a)
Round off "9.962" to the nearest tenths
(a)
Round off "3.6532" to the nearest thousandths.
(a)
Round off "0.595" to the nearest whole number.
(a)
In what year did Australia Federate?
1910
1901
1899
1911
What did the colonies of Australia become after Federation?
Territories
A.C.T.
States
Areas
Which colony of Australia did not say ‘Yes’ to Federation?
New South Wales
Victoria
Queensland
Western Australia
Who made a speech about Federation in Tenterfield N.S.W?
Henry Parkes
John Batman
Robert Menzies
John Howard
Who was Australia’s first Prime Minister?
Alfred Deakin
Scott Morrison
Edmund Barton
Henry Parkes
A benefit of Federation to Australia is....
No cars on roads
No passports between states
No free speech
No tax on income
What important document needed to be written before Federation?
The Laws of Government
Democracy Bill
The Australian Constitution
Cartoon Corner
Which park in N.S.W celebrated the beginning of Federation?
Centennial Park
Fitzroy Gardens
Park Orchards
M.C.G
In which city did the new Parliament Of Australia meet in 1901?
Canberra
Sydney
Geelong
Melbourne
Which of these would be a benefit of Australia federating?
One Defence force
A united country
Train gauges same between states
all the options.
The Australian Constitution was made law by....
An Act of the British Parliament
The First Parliament of Australia
The people of Australia
The Queen
The Australian Constitution can be changed by what type of vote?
Democracy
Preferential voting
Referendum
Ballot
How many states does Australia have?
5
7
6
4
Karen is rich; ___, her cousin Kate is poor.
a. therefore
b. however
c. otherwise
You'd better take a taxi. ___, you'll arrive late.
a. Consequently
b. Furthermore
c. Otherwise
I enjoy reading this new magazine. ___, it has good articles.
a. Moreover
b. Nevertheless
c. However
Jack wasn't tired. ___, he took a nap.
a. Otherwise
b. Hence
c. Nevertheless
Phil was not thirsty; ___, he drank five glasses of water.
a. however
b. moreover
c. furthermore
The kids didn't study. ___, they failed the course.
a. Therefore
b. Nonetheless
c. Otherwise
You must buy the tickets; ___, we won't be able to see that play.
a. otherwise
b. although
c. besides
The neighborhood isn't very interesting. I like the house, ___.
a. moreover
b. thus
c. though
We live in the same building; ___, we hardly see each other.
a. however
b. therefore
c. furthermore
He didn't earn enough money. ___, his wife decided to get a job.
a. Moreover
b. Therefore
c. Although
That house isn't big enough for us, and ___, it's too expensive.
a. furthermore
b. hence
c. although
The weather was terrible. ___, we decided to delay our trip.
a. Furthermore
b. Besides
c. Therefore
We have plenty of money and workers; ___, we hope to finish the house remodeling soon.
a. nevertheless
b. unless
c. thus
She's extremely rich; ___, she's not snobbish.
a. hence
b. however
c. otherwise
It was a windy and rainy night. ___, I decided to go out.
a. nevertheless
b. otherwise
c. hence
(noun) a useful or valuable thing, person, or quality
asset
imperative
worthwhile
superb
implement
(adjective) of extreme importance; essential
asset
imperative
worthwhile
superb
implement
(verb) to put a decision or plan into action
asset
imperative
worthwhile
superb
implement
(adjective) worth the time, money, or effort; of importance of value
asset
imperative
worthwhile
superb
implement
(adjective) excellent; superior
asset
imperative
worthwhile
superb
implement
(verb) to formally put an end to something; to get rid of
abolish
detrimental
hinder
disgraceful
disadvantageous
(adjective) tending to cause harm
abolish
detrimental
hinder
disgraceful
disadvantageous
(verb) to create difficulties for someone or something
abolish
detrimental
hinder
disgraceful
disadvantageous
(adjective) shockingly, unacceptable
abolish
detrimental
hinder
disgraceful
disadvantageous
(adjective) involving or creating unfavorable circumstances that reduce chances of success or effectiveness
abolish
detrimental
hinder
disgraceful
disadvantageous
It is (a) that masks be worn in the building, so that everyone can remain safe.
If we (a) classroom routines, the class will run smoothly.
If you are looking to improve school behavior, it is (a) to consider to this proposal.
Mai Place is the (a) choice for Chinese and Japanese cuisine in Canton.
The children cheered when the principal announced that homework is (a) , so that children can spend more time outside!
The use of non-reusable plastic is (a) to our environment.
Allowing cell phones during class time (a) the students’ abilities to focus on instruction.
It is (a) that the students are yelling and running down the hall.
Requiring students to take a standardized test is (a) because it causes unnecessary stress and anxiety.
