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Year 5 Cambridge Progression Maths Time Allowed 45 Minutes Maths: send to Salem [email protected] or Tigist [email protected] by June 16, 5pm

Instructions: If possible, please let your child complete this exam on a computer/laptop.

Once the exam is finished, please save this in the name of your child and email it to your child’s subject teacher.

If it is not possible to do the exam on a computer, use a paper to answers the questions and take a photo of the answer pages. You do NOT need to write out the questions.

Materials allowed: Ruler, Protractor

1. Complete the following. [1] 4593 + _________ = 4804

__________ + 78 = 121

2. Write in the missing numbers. [1] _________ + 0.3 = 1

1 - _________ = 0.6

3. Mia calculates 3 x 19 by multiplying by 20 and then adjusting. Use her method to complete these calculations. [2]

(a) Answer =

Answer =

(b)Answer =

Answer =

4. Complete these statements. [1] Double 4.3 = ___________

Double ____________ = 5.4

5. In a cinema there are 15 rows with 26 seats in each row. How many seats are there altogether? [1]

Answer = seats

6. Write the missing number in the box. [1]

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Answer =

7. Manjit draw a number line to find the answer to 231 + 467. Write the missing numbers in the boxes. [1]

Answers = and =

8. Lily buys a backpack, a book and a teddy. [2]

(a) How much does she spend altogether?

Answer $ =

(b) How much change does she receive from $100?

Answer $

9. Here is a regular pentagon. [2]

(a) Measure the length of one side. Answer = cm

(b) Mike draws another regular pentagon. Each side measures 4.5cm.

Find the perimeter of Mike’s pentagon.

Answer = cm

10. Ahmed rounds 1846 to the nearest 100. Bold or underline the correct answer. [1]

1900 1850 1846 1840 1800

11. Here are three angles A, B and C. [2]

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(a) Bold or underline the word which describes angle A.

Acute obtuse right-angled left-angled

(b) Put one of the signs < , > or = in the middle to make correct statements

Angle A angle B

Angle A angle C

12. Chen looks at the label in his coat. Part of it is missing. [1]

What percentage is silk? Answer = %

13. Here is a triangle. Bold or underline the word which describes the triangle. [1]

Isosceles equilateral scalene

Explain your answer:

14. Three numbers total 173. Two of the numbers are 69 and 56. What is the third number? Show your working. [2]

Answer:

15. Complete the calculation so that the answer is a multiple of 7. [1]

33 - __________ = __________

16. Write all the numbers that are factors of 45. [2]

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1 2 3 5 7 9 11 13 15 45

Answer:

17. Here are some numbers. [1]

1 4 7 10 100 300

Write one number in each box to complete the statement.

Answer: = and = and =

18. Aiko is thinking of a 3-digit even number. [1]It is bigger than 800. It is a multiple of 25.

Write down a number that Aiko could be thinking of. Answer: =

19. Leave question

20. Yuri’s journey to school takes 17 minutes. He arrives at school at 8.03 am.

What time did he leave home? Answer: ___________ : ___________ am [1]

21. Put these numbers in order starting with the smallest. [1]

0.612

65100 0.55

__________ __________ __________ __________smallest largest

22. The temperature in Rome is 16o C. It is 20 degrees colder in Moscow? What is the temperature in Moscow? [1]

Answer: o C

23. A farmer puts eggs in a tray. What proportion of the eggs is white? [1]

Answer:

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24. Hassan throws a fair six-sided dice numbered from 1 to 6. Choose a word from this list to describe the likelihood of each event happening when Hassan throws the dice once. [2]

Certain Even chance Unlikely Likely Impossible

Hassan throws a 7 Answer:

Hassan throws an odd number Answer:

Hassan throws a 1 Answer:

25. A shopkeeper has 311 oranges. 15 of them are bad. He packs the rest equally into 8 boxes. How many oranges are in each box? Show your working. [2]

Answer: oranges

26. A group of 50 students play either hockey or rounders. 17 girls play hockey There are 23 girls altogether. 18 boys play rounders.Use this information to complete the table. [2]

Play hockey Play rounders totalboysgirlstotal

27. Jamila and Carlos are both thinking of regular 2D shapes. [2]

(a) Jamila says, Name the shape Jamilla is thinking of. Answer:

(b) Carlos says, Name the shape Carlos is thinking of. Answer:

28. How many quarters do you need to add to 314 to get 4

12? [1]

Answer: quarters

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29. Write the same digit in each box to make the statement correct. [1]

Answer = + ( x ) =. 5

30. The light in a lighthouse flashes every 20 seconds.

How many times will it flash in one hour? [1]

Answer:

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