Number and Algebra. Working. Year 4 Readiness Test. 1 Write the next fi ve odd numbers after 41.
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1 Number and Algebra 1 Write the next fi ve odd numbers after How is seven thousand written in numerals? Colour e bubble Complete the expanded notati. 392 = = Use the clu to write four more ways of regrouping 375. = thousands and 375 hund reds = te ns = hund reds = 5 Round to the neart ISBN imaths Readins Tt 1
2 Number and Algebra Multiply to work out the cost of the purchas from the Gum Nut Cafe hamburgers $ 11 7 doughnuts $ 12 custard tarts $ Divide to work out how many. 13 How many salad rolls for $16? 1 How many hamburgers for $35? 15 How many soft drinks for $10? 16 Multiply by x 10 2 x x 10 Gum Nut Cafe Hamburger... $5 Salad roll... $ Fish and chips... $7 Doughnut... $2 Custard tart... $3 Flavoured milk... $3 Soft drinks... $2 Orange juice... $ x x 3 Use backtracking to rewrite the equatis, then work out the unknowns = = 67 ISBN imaths Readins Tt 2
3 Number and Algebra 21 Colour the part shown by the fractis Find four matching pairs of equivalent valu of mey. Colour them alike. 2 Show the smallt number of not and coins needed to make $7.5. Use the shape pattern below for qutis 25 to Complete the table of valu for this pattern of shap to the 5th term. Term (T) Number of shap (S) 26 Ctinue the table of valu to the 10th term. 27 Write the rule based the previous term. ISBN imaths Readins Tt 3
4 Measurement and Geometry 28 Match e measurement to each object. 1 m 2 m 50 m 29 Measure the length of each side to the neart centimetre. Match the everyday items with the correct measurement kg mass mass mass volume volume volume 30 kg 10 L 5 ml 2 L 2 kg 1000 g ISBN imaths Readins Tt
5 Measurement and Geometry 32 Draw the hands the clock. 10 past 3 33 Write the matching digital time. : 3 Sort the tim from smallt to largt. 1 min 30 s 1 day 25 h 35 Sort the tim from smallt to largt. 10 days 6 mths 1 week 1 year 36 How many days in each mth? January April June 37 Mark all lin of symmetry 38 Flip the shape to the right as dotted lin. then slide it up 3 squar. Label each of the angl. Colour e bubble for each angle a right angle ls than a right angle more than a right angle a right angle ls than a right angle more than a right angle a right angle ls than a right angle more than a right angle ISBN imaths Readins Tt 5
6 Statistics and Probability Use this map to answer qutis 2 to 5. 1 Kelly s Peak 2 Stockford Windsor Gumdale 3 Diggers Ridge 5 Dingo Creek A A B B C C D D Name the town at each of the map referenc. 2 B5 3 D2 A2 Follow the directis. 5 Start at Dingo Creek, drive alg the road towards Kelly s Peak. Make a 1 then a 1 turn left at the next town. Name the next town you come to. turn left at Windsor ISBN imaths Readins Tt 6
7 Statistics and Probability 6 List all the possible outcom for this spinner. 7 Which letter do the spinning arrow have the bt chance of landing? The weather for the last 6 mths has been rainy. The table shows a tally of the number of rainy days for each mth. Use the table to help you complete qutis 8 to Complete the table by writing the total number of rainy days for the mths shown. Rainy days Jan Jun Mth Tally Total January February March April May June 50 Display the rainy day informati as a column graph. Rainy days Jan Jun Display the rainy day informati in the table as a picture graph. Use the symbol given to reprent 5 days. January February March April May June Key: Rainy days Jan Jun = 5 days Number of days Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Mth ISBN imaths Readins Tt 7
8 Answers Number and Algebra Measurement and Geometry = , 5863 hund reds = 3 hundreds and m 1 m 50 m 5 cm 3 te ns 7 5 = thousands, 37 tens and 5 5 cm hund reds = thousands, 3 hundreds and 75 cm cm $15 11 $1 12 $ kg 16 7 x 10 2 x x mass mass mass 1000 g 30 kg 2 kg = = = = volume volume volume 10 L 5 ml 2 L 23 2 $5 + $2 + 20c + 20c + 5c 25 & 26 Term (T) Number of shap (S) : min 30 s 1 day 25 h 30 s 1 min 1 day 25 h days 6 mths 1 week 1 year 1 week 10 days 6 mths 1 year 36 January 31 April 30 June 30 ISBN imaths Readins Tt 8
9 Answers 37 9 Rainy days Jan Jun January February March 38 April May June Rainy days Jan Jun 39 0 ls than a right angle 1 a right angle Number of days more than a right angle 0 Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Mth Statistics and Probability 2 Dingo Creek 3 Gumdale Stockford 5 Diggers Ridge 6 A, B, C 7 A 8 Rainy days Jan Jun Mth Tally Total January 15 February 5 March 20 April 10 May 5 June 25 ISBN imaths Readins Tt 9
5 + 5 = = = 9 2 = 45 = 5 35 = = = = 4 5 = 60 = = = 38 = = = = 5 10 = 5
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