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Year 4

Name Class Date

1 Complete the missing numbers in the sequences below.

a 6 18 30 36

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b 14 28 42 49

PL 150 125 100 75

2 Put a circle around two of the shapes below which have 1

3
shaded.
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 3 Add or subtract the fractions below.

3 2 9 5
a + = c - =
7 7 7 14 14 14

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5 4 13 6
b + = d - =
16 16 16 15 15 15

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Match the 2D or 3D shapes to their properties. One has been
done for you.

a isosceles triangle a 3D shape with 6 faces

and 12 edges
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b pentagon a 3 sided shape with two equal
sides and two equal angles
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c cube a 3D shape with four

triangular faces

triangular-based a 2D shape with 5 sides

d and 5 angles
pyramid
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 5 Use a written method of column addition to solve the following.

a 428 + 58 = b 4487 + 3296 =

Set out your calculations in this box.

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PL
6 Complete the table below. Some have been done for you.
Remember to write am or pm on the Digital 12 hour clock times.
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Time Digital 12 hour Digital 24 hour
clock time clock time

half past 3 in
a 3:30 pm
the afternoon
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quarter to 6 in
b the morning
05:45

ten past 11 11.10 pm

c
at night

five to 10 in
d the morning
09.55

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 7 Write TRUE (T) or FALSE (F) after the following statements.

a The number 26, in Roman numerals,

is XXVI.

b To divide a Roman numeral by 100,

you move the numerals two places
to the right.

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c There was no Roman numeral for zero.

PL
8 Hamza had less than 12 t-shirts.

When he put them in groups of 3,

he had 2 left over.
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When he put them in groups of 4,
he had 3 left over.

How many t-shirts did Hamza have?

SA

Show your working out in this box.

t-shirts
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 Look at the bar chart below.

Archery scores
Seb
Arthur
childrens Ling
names
Lois
Ruksana

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0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 110 120

archery points

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Now answer questions 9 , 10 and 11 .

9 Arthur scored 80 points. Draw his bar on the graph.

10 Who scored twice as many as Seb?

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11 How many points did Ling, Lois and

Ruksana score altogether?
points
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12 Solve the following.

a 346 x 1 = d 57 x 0 =

b 542 1 = e 23 x 6 x 0 =

c 22.5 1 = f 23 x 0 x 6 =
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13 Draw an arrow ( ) on the number line to show 500.

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0 1000 2000

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14 Mrs Browns garden patio is square. One side of the patio
measures 6 metres.

What is the perimeter of the patio?

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metres
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15 Complete the following. Use a mental method that you know.

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a 7+8 = d 9-3 =

b 14 + 12 = e 16 - 9 =

c 57 + 9 = f 78 - 45 =

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16 Tom had 7.86 to spend. He bought some paper for 2.45, a pen
for 2.35 and felt tips for 1.65.
How much did he have left?

Use this box for your working out.

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PL

2 marks
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17 Draw the reflection of the shape on the other side of the mirror line.
(The mirror line is a line of symmetry.)
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18 Firstly, plot the points on the grid below.

Next, use a ruler to join the points to make a shape.

(5,1) (4,4) (1,4) (1,1)

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4

PL 2

0
0 1 2 3 4 5 6
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19 Draw lines to show where the amounts of metres fit on the number
line. One has been done for you.

1
7.75 metres 8 metres 7 4 metres 7.5 metres
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7 metres 8 metres
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20 Complete the following as quickly as you can.

a 5x7 = d 77 7 =

b 9x7 = e 42 7 =

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c 12 x 7 = f 84 7 =

2 marks

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21 Use a written method to solve the following.

a 462 x 7 =

b 84 6 =
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Set out your calculations in this box.
SA

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22 Round the following decimals to the nearest whole number.

a 7.1 c 17.5

b 1.9 d 13.4
2 marks

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23 Use rounding to the nearest pound to estimate the difference
between 19.96 and 8.35.

Write your answer in whole pounds.

PL
24 Ebony thinks that 486 + 97 = 583.
The estimate is
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Fill in the boxes below to show a different number statement that
she could use to check if she is correct.

_ =
SA

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25 Convert the units of measure below.

a centimetres = 1 metre

b minutes = 1 hour

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c 1 kilometre = metres

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e 1 kilogram =
millilitres = 1 litre

grams
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f 1 = pence
2 marks
SA

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