KS2 SATS A [2013] ORDERING FRACTIONS CONTENT DOMAIN REFERENCES: F3, F6, F8. + or. What number is marked at A?
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1 KS SATS ORDERING FRACTIONS CONTENT DOMAIN REFERENCES: F, F, F M0_ QUESTIONS October 0 : PM Version PRACTICE BY TOPIC A [0]... What number is marked at A? mark [ mark] Write these numbers in order of size, starting with the. [00] M00_ December 0 : PM Version At a tournament there are players in each team. mark There are players altogether. [ mark] How many teams is this? Here is part of a number line. [0] Write in the missing fraction. The signs are missing from these number sentences. Write in the missing signs, mark + or The first has been done for you. 0 = 0 0 mark [ mark] Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v.0 M0 0 Num Ni 0 L = Questions compiled a
2 Write these numbers in order of size, starting with the. [0] mark [ mark] Put a tick ( ) in each row to complete this table. [00] Mc yonks M00 June 0 : PM Version M00 December 0 :0 PM Version One has been done for you. Here is a number written in Roman numerals. Write the missing numbers. greater than CXV less than 0. Write the number in figures months = years 0 mark hours = days 0. marks M00 June 0 : PM Version days = weeks [ marks] marks What number is halfway between. and.? [0S] Write in the missing digits to make this correct. mark [ mark] Page of KS item template version. F0000A0 a
3 [00] A fraction of each shape is shaded. Here are five shapes on a square grid. Match each fraction to the correct place on the number line. One has been done for you. mark 0 F M000_disorderly September 0 : AM Version [ marks] Write these numbers in order, starting with the. [0] Which two shapes fit together to make a square?.00 and mark mark M000 [ mark] Write in the missing number on this number line. [00] mark 0 [ mark] _KSMa_00_0_v0.0_Ho0 0 0//00 ::0 Total
4 mark 0 Circle the number closest in value to 0. [00] SF February 0 : PM Version M00_fracards mark [ mark] [0S] Here are four fraction cards. A cube has shaded triangles on three of its faces. Use any three of the cards to make this correct. < < Here is the net of the cube. mark [ mark] Draw in the two missing shaded triangles. Circle all the numbers that are greater than 0. [00] mark [ mark] M00_ October 0 0: AM Version PageWrite order, starting with the. ofthese numbers ins0000a [0] KS item template version.... Here are some shapes on a grid... mark mark A B [ mark] Total
5 In each box, circle the number that is greater. [0] M00 November 0 : AM Version marks M00 November 0 : AM Version Circle the number that is closest to 0 Circle the number that is closest to 0 [ marks] [0] F0000A0 KS item template version Here is part of a number line. mark [ mark] mark [ mark] Page of [ mark]
6 [00] Here is part of a number line. Write in the two missing numbers. a mark F Fifth sixth M00 October 0 : AM Version b [ marks] mark 0 Adam says, [0] 0. is smaller than Explain why he is correct. Measure angle x accurately. Use a protractor (angle measurer).! mark mark [ mark]
7 Show your working 0 Circle the fraction that is greater than but less than i [00] ii marks 0 mark [ mark] M00_ October 0 : AM Version Write these in order of size, starting with the. [0] Not actual size cm mark [ mark] 0 [00] length Part of this number line is shaded. The perimeter of this rectangle is 0 centimetres. 0 length of the rectangle. Calculate the Total out of M0 Num Nf U L/L Circle all the numbers below that belong in the shaded part of the number line. i cm.. ii marks mark [ mark] Jamie draws a triangle. He says, Total out of
8 x= mark [00] Write these fractions in order of size starting with the y=. What is the value of u Which is larger, u O mark in this equation? 0 = b 0 u + 0 or? mark Explain how you know. [0] [000] [ mark] M00 November 0 : AM Version marks M November : AM Version Circle the number that is closest to 0 Circle the number that is closest to 0 mark mark Total mark [ mark] [ mark] [ mark] Here fraction is part of number line. between and? What is a exactly half-way Here is part of a number line. Write in the two missing numbers. Write in the two missing numbers. mark [ mark] a mark a M0000 November 0 :0 AM Version mark Calculate Calculate M0000 November 0 :0 AM Version [ mark] b mark mark Show your Show Total [ marks] b [ marks]
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