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1 W igan LEA Numeracy Cent re Year 5 Ment al Arit hmet ic Test s Produced by W igan Numeracy Cent re Sept ember 000

2 Year Five Mental Arithmetic Test ( end of week ) 5 second response time. Write the number four thousand, five hundred and twenty nine in figures. ( 59). Look at the number sentence on your sheet. Write the correct value in the missing box. ( 7 ). Multiply thirty seven by ten. ( 70 ). On your answer sheet is a scale. What is the number shown by the arrow? (.5) 5. It is forty three miles from London to Oxford. Round this distance to the nearest ten miles. ( 0 )!0 second response time. Look at the numbers on your answer sheet. Write the number which is exactly divisible by five. ( 85 ) 7. Put a ring around the smallest of the five numbers on your sheet. ( 7 ) 8. What fraction of one pound is ten pence? ( /0 or 0.) 9. Write in centimetres one point three five metres. ( 5 cm ) 0. What is twenty three more than sixty? ( 8 ). The temperature falls from 7 degrees celsius to minus degrees celsius. How many degrees does the temperature fall? Put a ring around the correct answer. ( 9 ). What is forty three subtract thirty six? ( 7 ). What is double? ( 8 ). Look at the scale on your answer sheet. How much water is in the measuring cylinder? ( 0 ml) 5. What is 5 multiplied by? ( 75 ) 5 second response time. How many hours are there in days? ( 8 ) 7. Look at the drawing on your answer sheet. Estimate the size of the angle. ( 90 degrees (± degrees) ) 8. What is the total cost of a.50 book and a.0 game? ( ) 9. Look at the rectangle on your answer sheet. What is the perimeter of the rectangle? ( cm ) 0. How many centimetres are equivalent to.m? ( 0 cm )

3 YEAR 5 Mental Arithmetic Test NAME DATE + 0 = 8-0 C - 0 C 9 0 C -5 0 C - 0 C ml 5 ml 00ml [ [ [ [ [ [ [ [ [ [ ] 5 miles hours p cm.5m 9 cm cm cm cm.m

4 Year Five Mental Arithmetic Test ( end of week ) 5 second response time. Write the number six thousand, two hundred and thirty in figures. (0). Look at the number sentence on your sheet. Write the correct value in the missing box. ( 5 ). Multiply eighty three by ten. ( 80 ). On your answer sheet is a scale. What is the number shown by the arrow? (. ) 5. It is 7 miles from London to Birmingham. Round this distance to the nearest ten miles. ( 0 ) 0 second response. Look at the numbers on your answer sheet. Write the number which is exactly divisible by five. ( 5 ) 7. Put a ring around the largest of the five numbers on your sheet. ( 70 ) 8. What fraction of one pound is thirty pence? ( /0 or 0. ) 9. What is 0% of? ( 0p ) 0. What is fifty two subtract forty seven? ( 5 ). Look at the number sequence on your sheet. Which number is missing from the empty box? (,, 0,8,5). What is minus 7?( 55 ). What is half of 8? ( ). Look at the scale on your answer sheet. How much water is in the measuring cylinder? ( 70 ml ) 5. Cans of pop cost 5p. How much would six cans cost? (.50 ) 5 second response time. How many seconds are there in minutes? ( 0 secs ) 7. Look at the drawing on your answer sheet. Estimate the size of the angle. ( 80 degrees (± degrees) ) 8. It costs 80p for a child to swim. How much does it cost for children to swim? (.80 ) 9. Look at the rectangle on your answer sheet. What is the perimeter of the rectangle? ( cm ) 0. How many grams are equivalent to kg? ( 000 g )

5 YEAR 5 Mental Arithmetic Test Name: Date:,, 0,, 5 + = [ [ [ [ [ [ [ [ [ [ ] ml 500ml 5 miles 5 00ml seconds p 8 80p 9 0% 9 cm cm 5cm g kg

6 Year Five Mental Arithmetic Test ( end of week ) 5 second response. Write the number eight thousand one hundred and six in figures. ( 80). Look at the number sentence on your sheet. Write the correct value in the missing box. ( 0 ). Multiply seventy by ten. ( 700 ). On your answer sheet is a scale. What is the number shown by the arrow? (.9 ) 5. It is 9 miles from London to Nice. Round this distance to the nearest ten miles. ( 90 ) 0 second response time. Look at the numbers on your answer sheet. Write the number which is exactly divisible by ten. ( 50 ) 7. Put a ring around the smallest of the five numbers on your sheet. ( 70 ) 8. What fraction of one pound is twenty pence? ( /5 or 0. ) 9. Write in grams 0. kg. ( 00 g ) 0. An apple cost 8 pence. An orange costs 7 pence. How much are they altogether? ( 5p ). Look at the temperatures in the box. Put a circle around the lowest temperature ( - 5 c ). What must I add to 5 to make 9? ( 9 ). What is double 8? ( 7 ). Look at the scale on your answer sheet. What weight is the arrow pointing to? ( 75 kg ) 5. What is multiplied by 5? ( 70 ) 5 second response. How many minutes are there in ½ hours? ( 90 mins ) 7. Look at the drawing on your answer sheet. Estimate the size of the angle. ( 5 degrees (± degrees) ) 8. A jigsaw costs 5p. How many can you buy for? () 9. Look at the rectangle on your answer sheet. What is its perimeter. (8 cm) 0. How many millilitres are equivalent to 5 litres? (5000 ml)

7 YEAR 5 Mental Arithmetic Test Name: Date: - 0 C - 0 C 0 C -5 0 C 5 0 C + = [ [ [ [ [ [ [ [ [ [ ] kg miles 9 kg minutes p 8 5p 9 g 0. kg 9 cm cm 8cm 0 p 8p 7p 0 ml 5 litres

8 5 Year Five Mental Arithmetic Test ( end of week 8) 5 second response. Write the number two thousand seven hundred in figures. (700). Look at the number sentence on your sheet. Write the correct value in the missing box. ( 8 ). Multiply one hundred and twenty five by ten. ( 50 ). On your answer sheet is a scale. What is the number shown by the arrow? ( 9 ) 5. It is 97 miles from London to Madrid. Round this distance to the nearest ten miles. ( 700 ) 0 second response. Look at the numbers on your answer sheet. Write the number which is exactly divisible by five and ten. ( 50 ) 7. Put a ring around the largest of the five numbers on your sheet. ( 7070 ) 8. What fraction of metre is 50cm? ( ½ ) 9. What is 5% of 0? (.50 ) 0. What is three less than four thousand? ( 997 ). Look at the number sequence on your sheet. Which number is missing from the empty box? (,, 0,7). Decrease 7 by? ( 8 ). What is half of 7? ( 7 ). Look at the scale on your answer sheet. What measurement does it show? ( 95 kg ) 5. Chews cost 5 pence. How much would fourteen chews cost? ( 70p ) 5 second response. How many days are there in the month of June? ( 0 ) 7. Look at the drawing on your answer sheet. Estimate the size of the angle. ( 0 degrees ± 5 degrees ) 8. Bill bought a tin of paint for.75. What was this change from 5? (. 5 ) 9. Look at the rectangle on your answer sheet. What is the perimeter of the rectangle? ( cm ) metres is equivalent to how many kilometres? ( 8 ) 5

9 YEAR 5 Mental Arithmetic Test Name:,, 0, Date: + = [ [ [ [ [ [ [ [ [ [ ] 5 miles kg kg 5p cm % 0 9 cm cm 7cm km 8000m

10 Year Five Mental Arithmetic Test 5 ( end of week 0 ) 5 second response. Write the number nine thousand and seven in figures. ( 9007 ). Look at the number sentence on your sheet. Write the correct value in the missing box. ( ). Multiply seventy two by one hundred. ( 700 ). On your answer sheet is a scale. What is the number shown by the arrow? ( 08 ) 5. It is 8 miles from London to Dundee. Round this distance to the nearest one hundred miles. ( 00 ) 0 second response. Look at the numbers on your answer sheet. Write the number which is exactly divisible by three.( 7 ) 7. Look at the numbers on your sheet. Put a ring around the fraction equivalent to /5. ( /0 ) 8. What fraction of metre is 5cm? ( ¼ or 0.5) 9. Write in millilitres.litres ( 00 ml ) 0. What is 8 add 5? ( 0 ). Look at the number sequence on your sheet. Which number is missing from the empty box? (80, 7,, 5). What is 7 take away 5? ( 9 ). What is double 90? ( 80 ). Look at the scale on your answer sheet. What measurement does it show? ( 05 kg ) 5. What is multiplied by? ( 7 ) 5 second response. How many weeks are equivalent to 5 days? ( 8 ) 7. Look at the drawing on your answer sheet. Estimate the size of the angle. ( 0 degrees ± 5 degrees ) 8. A CD costs. Ali saves 0p a week. How many weeks must he save to buy the CD? ( 0 weeks ) 9. Look at the rectangle on your sheet. What is the perimeter of the rectangle? ( 7 cm ) 0. 0 millimetres is equivalent to how many centimetres? ()

11 YEAR 5 Mental Arithmetic Test 5 Name: Date: 80, 7,, + 7 = [ [ [ [ [ [ [ [ [ [ ] 5 miles 8 kg kg days cm 8 weeks 0p 9 ml. litres 9 cm 8cm 0cm cm 0mm

12 7 Year Five Mental Arithmetic Test ( end of week ) 5 second response. Write the number twelve thousand three hundred and sixty five in figures. (,5 ). Look at the number sentence on your sheet. Write the correct value in the missing box. ( 0 ). Multiply ninety nine by one hundred. ( 9,900 ). On your answer sheet is a scale. What is the number shown by the arrow? ( 80 ) 5. It is 9 miles from London to Preston. Round this distance to the nearest one hundred miles. ( 00 ) 0 second response. Look at the numbers on your answer sheet. Write the number which is exactly divisible by three. ( ) 7. Look at the fractions in the box. Put a ring around the amount equivalent to 5/0 ( ½ ) 8. What fraction of metre is 75cm? ( ¾ ) 9. What is 50% of.50? (.5) 0. What is the difference between 00 and 7? ( 7 ). Look at the number sequence on your sheet. Which number is missing from the empty box. (5,7,78,89). What is the difference between 55 and 90? ( 5 ). What is half of 0? ( 70 ). What is the distance between the two arrows? ( 0 ) 5. Pencils cost p each. How much would eight pencils cost? ( 9p ). How many minutes are there in an hour and a half? ( 90 mins ) 7. Look at the drawing on your answer sheet. Estimate the size of angle A? ( 0 degrees ± 5 degrees) 8. How many pence is.57? ( 57p ) 9. Look at the rectangle on your answer sheet. What is the perimeter of the rectangle? ( cm ) 0. How many grams are equivalent to.5kg? ( 500g ) 7

13 YEAR 5 Mental Arithmetic Test NAME: DATE: - 0 = [ [ [ [ [ [ [ [ [ [ ] 5 miles 9 5 p 7 mins cm 8 p cm.5cm 8cm g.5kg

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