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KS 2- YEAR 6

FIRST TERM TEST

Marks

CALCULATOR NOT ALLOWED

PAPER - A

Percentage

Grade

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NAME NAME:

STUDENT NUMBER

Follow the instructions for each question carefully. STUDENT

Answer all questions.

Name

NUMBER

You have 45 minutes for this test. Write your answer in the given space provided. If working is needed, it must be clearly shown below that question. Work Last as quickly and as carefully as you can. Name If you cannot do one of the questions, go on to the next one. You can come back to it later, if you have time. If you finish before the end, go back and check your work.

Student No Paper set by Mr. Sampath Tennakoon

1

3·8 × 100 ÷ 1000 = 1

2

5·9 ÷ 10 × 1000 = 1

Solve these additions.

3 +

3

6

2

8

5

1

7

6

8

8

1

4 ·9 6 + 2 4· 7 7 1

7

1

5

Find the total of 0·87, 11·6 and 19·48. Use the space below to set out your work.

1

Write in the missing numbers.

6

) × 6 = 42

(56 ÷

1

7

(4 × 9) ÷

=6 1

Solve these subtractions.

8 4 5

3 6 2

- 2 8 7

2 8

1

2

9 4 3 0·2 6 - 2

1

4·8 3

1

Lay out and solve: 2816 × 18 =

10

1

3

11

Match each number with the correct number in words. a) 235 702

seven hundred thousand and thirty

b) 700 030

three hundred and seven thousand, seven hundred

c) 770 003

two hundred and thirty-five thousand, seven hundred and two

d) 702 320

seven hundred and two thousand, three hundred and twenty

e) 307 700

seven hundred and seventy thousand and three 2

12

Write the decimal numbers in order, largest first. 2·681

2·86  

largest

2·6  

2·618   smallest

2

4

13

a) Write these fractions as decimals. 607 = 1000

35 = 1000

b) Round these numbers to the nearest tenth. 72·36 =

0·728 = 2

14

In an afternoon, 2376 people watch a concert. Another 5851 people watch a concert in the evening. Altogether, how many people watch the concerts? Show your working in the box below.

Show your method

2

15

a) Frankie scores 5·6 points in a dance competition. Linda scores 0·9 more points than Frankie. How many points does Linda score? b) Kiera weighs 26·6 kg. Nula weighs 1·9 kg more than Kiera. How many kilograms does Nula weigh?

kg 2

5

16

a) If the perimeter of this rectangle equals 30 cm, what is n?

n cm 6 cm

6 cm

n cm n=

cm

x=

°

b) Find the missing angle.

x

2

17

Which of these calculations equals 24? Put a tick () or a cross () next to each one. a) 3 + 9 × 2 b) 4 × 7 – 4 c) 18 + (54 ÷ 9) d) 48 ÷ 6 – 4 2

6

18

a) How many kilograms do the oranges weigh?

kg 1

5

4

kg

2 3

b) 1500 grams of oranges are taken off the scales. What is the weight in grams of the oranges that are left?

g 2

19

Write in the missing numbers. a) 1 metre = b) 100 000 centimetres =

millimetres kilometre/s 2

20

5 miles is approximately 8 kilometres. Simon’s mum travels 40 miles to get to work and back. Approximately how many kilometres is that?

Show your method km 2

7

21

Amit’s favourite programme starts at 5:15 pm and ends at 6:25 pm. a) What are those times as 24-hour clock times? Start time End time

b) How long did the programme last? You can use the space below for jottings.

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2

A theatre has 6547 tickets for a concert. 4891 tickets are sold. How many tickets are left unsold?

Show your method

2

8

23

Peter and his dad went to the theatre. Tickets were £23.50 for adults and £12 for children. Peter’s dad paid for the tickets with a £50 note. How much change did he get?

Show your method

2

24

A shop sells 26 MP3 players at £99 each. How much money does the shop get altogether?

Show your method

2

9

25

A cinema holds 1517 people. On 6 evenings, the cinema is full. What is the total number of people who go to the cinema in 6 evenings?

Show your method

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