ABC Education · 7+ Practice

Week 4 · Maths

19 questions · 42 marks · Suggested time: 45 minutes.

Question 1

[3 marks]

Write the next odd number after each of these.

a)
after 18
b)
after 41
c)
after 55

Question 2

[3 marks]

Complete this chain by adding. Start at 6, then +30, +20, +10.

a)
6 + 30 = __
b)
then + 20 = __
c)
then + 10 = __

Question 3

[1 marks]

Which weight do you think is most sensible for a bag of sugar: 100g, 1kg, or 10kg?

Most sensible:

Question 4

[1 marks]

Write the number two hundred and thirty-four in figures.

In figures:

Question 5

[4 marks]

Write a digit in each box to complete the number sentences.

a)
6 + __ = 14
b)
20 - 13 = __
c)
__ + 8 = 15
d)
__ + 14 = 20

Question 6

[1 marks]

Put these numbers in order, smallest first: 342, 89, 256, 178, 301

Order:

Question 7

[3 marks]

Write the missing numbers. Start at 32 and halve each time.

a)
half of 32
b)
half of that
c)
half of that

Question 8

[1 marks]

A bag of apples weighs 2kg. Nadia adds another bag that weighs 3kg. What is the total mass?

Total mass:

Question 9

[4 marks]

Round each number to its nearest 10.

a)
32
b)
78
c)
45
d)
91

Question 10

[3 marks]

Complete this multiplication grid.

×25
36?
7??
a)
3 × 5
b)
7 × 2
c)
7 × 5

Question 11

[4 marks]

What unit would you use to weigh each item? Write kg or g.

a)
a pencil
b)
a bag of potatoes
c)
a bicycle
d)
a strawberry

Question 12

[2 marks]

Finn bought a toy with a £5 note. He was given this change: two £1 coins, a 5p, and two 2p coins.

a)
How much money is his change altogether?
b)
How much did the toy cost?

Question 13

[1 marks]

Tom went into the dentist at 3:20 and came out at 3:55. How long was he there?

Time:

Question 14

[1 marks]

Tick the shapes which are symmetrical: a square, a kite, an oval, a 5-pointed star, and a triangle with three different-length sides.

Symmetrical shapes:

Question 15

[2 marks]

Write a fraction to match the shaded part of each shape.

a)
A square is split into 4 equal parts and 1 part is shaded.
b)
A strip is split into 5 equal parts and 2 parts are shaded.

Question 16

[2 marks]

Complete this multiplication grid.

×35
4??
a)
4 × 3
b)
4 × 5

Question 17

[1 marks]

Use all three digits 5, 2 and 8 to make the largest 3-digit number.

Largest number:

Question 18

[3 marks]

This table shows how many children like each drink best.

WaterJuiceMilkSquash
5937
a)
Which drink is the most popular?
b)
How many children like milk?
c)
Which drink do 7 children like?

Question 19

[2 marks]

Rosa buys three erasers at 70p each.

a)
What change does she get from £5?
b)
What coins might she get in her change?