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What is the length of this line?

62 mm

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67mm

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65mm

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75mm

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What fraction of this circle has been shaded?

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What time is it?

6:04

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6:20

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6:25

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7:20

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Here is a number line. What number is the arrow pointing to?

45

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55

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65

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75

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What is 10 more than 734?

743

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834

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735

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744

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744

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How many days are there in October?

30

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29

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31

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28

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How many ml are there in 6.1 L?

6100 ml

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610 ml

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6000 ml

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7000 ml

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How many minutes are in half an hour?

15

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30

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60

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120

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How many right angles are there in a full turn?

5

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2

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3

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4

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How many five-pence coins make up 30 pence?

3

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6

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30

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10

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In the number 438, what is the place value of the digit 4?

hundreds

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tens

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ones

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thousand

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Round the number 894 to the nearest hundred.

1000

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800

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900

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890

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Choose one shape that has exactly three right angles, one parallel, two obtuse angles and one symmetrical.

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(a) Julie buys two rubbers and one pencil. How much change

will she get from £1?

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(b) Zain has a £1 coin. He wants to buy a notebook, a ruler

and a pencil. How much more money will he need?

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(a) Calculate the perimeter of the rectangle.

Perimeter = ……………………………………………………

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(b) A square is 5cm wide. What is its perimeter?

Perimeter = ………………………………………………….

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(a) What number is one hundred less than eight hundred and thirty-four? Write the answer in words.

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Write the number 611 in words.

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Emma is using place value counters to represent a number.

Write Emma’s number in words. ………………………

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Here is a pizza cut into 8 equal slices. Jason eats 4 slices and Mia eats 1 slice. What fraction of the pizza remains?

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12

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16

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18

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A class collects £96 for charity. They decide to divide the money equally between 4 local charities. How would each charity receive?

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A class of Year 3 children choose their favorite sport that use a ball. Each ball will represent 4 children.

(a) How many fewer children chose tennis than football?

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A class of Year 3 children choose their favorite sport that use a ball. Each ball will represent 4 children.

(b) How many children chose Hocky and Cricket?

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A class of Year 3 children choose their favorite sport that use a ball. Each ball will represent 4 children.

(c) How many children are there in total?

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A class of Year 3 children choose their favorite sport that use a ball. Each ball will represent 4 children.

(d) How many more children chose Cricket than Hocky?

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There are 64 apples in a box. A grocer has 7 boxes in the store. The grocer puts the apples from 2 boxes out in the shop. How many apples are left in the store?

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Some children buy 2 pizzas. The pizzas are the same size. The cheese and tomato pizza are cut into 6 pieces. The pepperoni pizza is cut into 8 pieces. Which pieces a larger, the cheese and tomato pizza or the pepperoni pizza?

The cheese and tomato pizza

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The pepperoni pizza

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Match each number with its half.

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8
12
45
21
100

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Calculate the multiplication statements.

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Calculate the multiplication statements.

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Aisha calculated that 427 + 369 = 796.

(a) Choose the calculation she could use to check her answer using the inverse operation.

427 – 369

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796 – 369

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369 – 79

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Aisha calculated that 427 + 369 = 796.

(b) Find the answer to the calculation you have chosen using a

written method of column subtraction or mental calculation.

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Match each of these numbers in the correct column of the table.

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156
569
700
896

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Which 3D shape matches this description?

“There are five faces. One face is a square. The other four faces are all equilateral triangles of the same dimensions. Each triangle is joined to one side of the square. The remining sides of the triangles are joined to the adjacent triangle.”

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Order these numbers from smallest to largest.

295 318 302 215 306

215,295,302,306,318

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215,295,306,318,302

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302,215,295,306,318

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Use column subtraction to solve these. Show your working.

800 – 209 =

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9 × 9 = …………………..

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1 cm = ……………..mm

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1kg and 500g = ………. g

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6000 ml = …………… L

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789 p =£…… and ……..p

789

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78 and 9

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7 and 89

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7 × ………………… = 35

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100 ÷……………..…= 10

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£51 = ………..…………p

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15 ÷ 5 = …………………

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……………..……. ÷10 = 7

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..……………….. ÷ 2 = 12

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double of 33 = …………….

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