Week 2 · Maths Practice Paper

384 + 657 + 79

1342 - 758

483 × 7

4256 ÷ 7

Ravi buys 4 small bags of raisins and pays with a GBP 5 note. He receives GBP 1.40 change. How much does each bag cost?

Write down the next two numbers in each of these sequences:

Find three prime numbers that add up to 34

Three sevenths of the children at a fairground are boys. There are 96 girls at the fairground. How many boys are there?

The line graph below can be used to change pounds sterling into kroner.

Maya's garden is 30 m long and 15 m wide and she wants to cover it with mulch which comes in 50 kg sacks. 10 kg of mulch covers an area of 15 m².

Calculate parts (a) and (b), then look at the diagram below for part (c).

The co-ordinates of three corners of a rectangle are: A(2,3), B(2,9), C(9,3). These are plotted on the grid below, with A joined to B and A joined to C to give two sides of the rectangle.

Leo starts his science homework at 4.15 pm and he finishes it at 6.05 pm. During that time he watches an episode of a show for 30 minutes and he chats to his friend Max on the phone for 15 minutes. How long is Leo actually working on his homework?

How many 32p stamps can Priya buy for GBP 12, and how much change will she receive?

The bar chart below shows the rainfall for one week.

Priya has GBP 1.80 that she wants to share between 7 girls and 4 boys so that the girls each have twice as much as the boys. How much does each girl and each boy receive?

This pie chart represents the favourite ice cream flavours of 144 students.

To encourage her to tidy her bedroom, Ellie is given 2p on the first day, 4p on the second day, 8p on the third day and so on, doubling the amount each day. How much has she been given in total after 7 days?

Ravi places three ordinary dice in a row on a table, touching each other, as shown in the diagram below. The numbers on opposite faces of a dice always add up to 7.

Between them, the faces Ravi CAN see show the numbers 5, 3, 6, 2, 4, 1, 6 and 2.

Calculate the perimeter of this shape, stating your units very carefully.

Jack dances clockwise around the Maypole, making one revolution every 4 seconds. Starting from a point diametrically opposite Jack's starting point, Gill dances anticlockwise, making one revolution every 9 seconds.