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Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 7mins
Which three strands run through every stage of the Cambridge Primary Mathematics curriculum?
Number, Algebra, Geometry
Number, Geometry and Measure, Statistics and Probability
Arithmetic, Algebra, Geometry
Number, Geometry, Arithmetic
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of Thinking and Working Mathematically?
Conjecturing
Critiquing
Generalising
Estimating
Active learning encourages students to:
Passively listen to explanations
Memorize formulas without applying them
Work on tasks that involve thinking and reasoning
Focus only on solving long calculations
What is the highest score a student can achieve on a Cambridge Primary Mathematics Checkpoint test?
40
50
60
80
In non-calculator papers, learners are required to:
Leave answers in exact form
Estimate using rounded values
Provide decimal approximations to three significant figures
Use any available calculator
Which is NOT a strategy for differentiation?
Varying the amount of adult support
Using the same task for all learners
Grouping learners by skill level
Providing different levels of challenge
What is the primary purpose of formative assessment?
To rank students
To inform future teaching and learning
To create final grades
To complete end-of-term reports
Which of these skills is assessed in the Checkpoint tests?
Calculator efficiency
Problem-solving and reasoning
Memorizing textbook definitions
Copying worked solutions
Which stage of planning involves creating detailed lesson activities?
Long-term planning
Medium-term planning
Short-term planning
Assessment planning
If a rectangle has a length of 8 cm and a width of 5 cm, what is its area?
13 cm²
40 cm²
16 cm²
20 cm²
