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Attnom Academy assessment paper, Level 2

Mathematics, about class 5

  • Time: 45 minutes
  • 30 marks
  • 21 questions

This paper tests only the chapters below. Read them first. Each question names its chapter in the mark scheme, so a lost mark tells you what to read again.

Name: ______________________________ Date: ______________

Section A. Quick recall (15 marks)

Tick one answer for each question. Each question is worth 1 mark.

Question 11 mark

Tomas has 6 483 beads. He rounds the number to the nearest 100. What does he get?

  1. A6 400
  2. B6 480
  3. C6 000
  4. D6 500

Question 21 mark

Ola works out 910 − 436 and gets 484. He adds back to check. What does he find?

  1. AThe sum is 910. His answer is right.
  2. BThe sum is 920. His answer is wrong.
  3. CThe sum is 920. That is close to 910, so his answer is right.
  4. DThe sum is 48. His answer is wrong.

Question 31 mark

30 children go to a zoo. Each van has 7 seats. How many vans do they need?

  1. A5 vans
  2. B4 vans
  3. C23 vans
  4. D2 vans

Question 41 mark

Mira eats 2/3 of a flat bread. Her friend has a bread the same size. It is cut into 9 equal parts. Which fraction of the friend's bread is the same amount?

  1. A2/9
  2. B3/9
  3. C6/9
  4. D9/6

Question 51 mark

Three friends have bars of the same size. Pia eats 1/3. Quin eats 1/10. Raj eats 1/5. Who eats the most?

  1. APia
  2. BQuin
  3. CRaj
  4. DThey eat the same amount.

Question 61 mark

A dot and its twin sit across a mirror line. The dot is 3 steps from the line. How far apart are they?

  1. A3 steps
  2. B12 steps
  3. C9 steps
  4. D6 steps

Question 71 mark

A prism has two ends. Each end has 5 edges and 5 corners. An edge joins each corner to the other end. How many edges does the prism have?

  1. A10 edges
  2. B15 edges
  3. C5 edges
  4. D25 edges

Question 81 mark

A bus leaves at 21:10 in 24 hour time. Which time is the same?

  1. A8:10 in the evening
  2. B10:10 in the evening
  3. C9:10 in the evening
  4. D3:10 in the afternoon

Question 91 mark

Tomi sorts cards in a diagram with two circles. The rules are odd and over ten. Where does the card 12 go?

  1. AIn the overlap
  2. BIn the odd circle only
  3. COutside both circles
  4. DIn the over ten circle only

Question 101 mark

Rhea asks people their favourite food and draws a bar chart. 9 chose rice, 6 chose beans and 4 chose corn. Which sentence is true?

  1. A3 more people chose rice than beans.
  2. BRice is the top choice because it tastes best.
  3. COnly 4 people were asked in all.
  4. DBeans is the top choice, with 6 people.

Question 111 mark

Which of these always gives an even total?

  1. AAn even number added to an odd number
  2. BThree odd numbers added together
  3. CTwo odd numbers added together
  4. DTwo even numbers and one odd number added together

Question 121 mark

Nia makes a square of 7 rows of 7 dots. She adds dots to make 8 rows of 8 dots. How many dots does she add?

  1. A8
  2. B15
  3. C64
  4. D14

Question 131 mark

A city has 6 lakh people. A town nearby has 200 000 people. How many people live in the two places together?

  1. A206 000 people
  2. B260 000 people
  3. C800 000 people
  4. D8 000 000 people

Question 141 mark

Kemi knows that 9 × 7 = 63. She puts 63 chairs in rows of 7. How many rows does she make?

  1. A9 rows
  2. B7 rows
  3. C56 rows
  4. D441 rows

Question 151 mark

Square tables are pushed together in a long row. 1 table seats 4 people. 2 tables seat 6 people. 3 tables seat 8 people. How many people can sit at 10 tables?

  1. A40 people
  2. B24 people
  3. C20 people
  4. D22 people

Section B. Worked problems (10 marks)

Show your working. The marks for each question are shown beside it.

Question 162 marks

A library has 612 books. It lends out 275 books. Then 148 new books arrive. How many books are on the shelves now?

Question 172 marks

A box holds 24 pens. A shop has 6 full boxes. How many pens is that?

Question 182 marks

Sade drinks 2/9 litre of water in the morning. She drinks 5/9 litre at night. What fraction of a litre does she drink in all? Give it in its simplest form.

Question 192 marks

Ben walks west 2 boxes. Then he walks north 4 boxes. Then he walks east 1 box to the well. He goes home along the same path. Which moves does he make, in order? Say why.

Question 202 marks

Raj walks round the edge of a field. The field is 40 m long and 25 m wide. How far does he walk?

Section C. A longer question (5 marks)

Each part uses what you found before. Show your working.

Question 215 marks

Zola fills a farm tank with a pump. She turns the pump on at 08:45. She reads the tank after 1 hour, 2 hours and 3 hours. It holds 1 250 litres, 2 100 litres and 2 600 litres.

(a)Right after the third reading, a water truck adds 1 875 litres. How many litres are in the tank then? [1 mark]

(b)She turns the pump off at 12:10. For how many minutes was the pump on? [2 marks]

(c)Zola marks her readings as points and joins them with a line. Why is a line graph a good way to show her numbers? [2 marks]

For the marker. Mathematics, about class 5

Mark scheme

One line is one mark. A right final answer with no working gets every mark for that part. Lost marks? Read the chapter named under the part.

Question 11 mark

Answer: D. 6 500

  1. The digit one place to the right of the hundreds is 8. It is 5 or more, so round up to 6 500.

Tests M2.1.5 Rounding and estimating

Question 21 mark

Answer: B. The sum is 920. His answer is wrong.

  1. 484 + 436 = 920. Adding back must give 910, so 484 is wrong.

Tests M2.2.6 Estimate and check

Question 31 mark

Answer: A. 5 vans

  1. 7 × 4 = 28, so 4 vans are full. 30 − 28 = 2 children are left. They need a van too, so round up to 5 vans.

Tests M2.3.7 Remainders

Question 41 mark

Answer: C. 6/9

  1. Each third is cut into 3 parts. 2 thirds make 2 × 3 = 6 parts, so 6/9.

Tests M2.4.6 Same amount, different names

Question 51 mark

Answer: A. Pia

  1. All three take 1 part. A whole cut into 3 parts has the biggest parts, so Pia eats the most.

Tests M2.4.7 Which is bigger

Question 61 mark

Answer: D. 6 steps

  1. The twin is 3 steps from the line on the other side. 3 + 3 = 6 steps apart.

Tests M2.5.6 Lines of symmetry

Question 71 mark

Answer: B. 15 edges

  1. Each end has 5 edges, so 5 + 5 = 10. Then 5 more edges join the two ends: 10 + 5 = 15.

Tests M2.5.7 Solid shapes and nets

Question 81 mark

Answer: C. 9:10 in the evening

  1. 21 − 12 = 9. So 21:10 is 9:10 in the evening.

Tests M2.6.6 Telling the time

Question 91 mark

Answer: D. In the over ten circle only

  1. 12 is over ten but it is even, not odd. It fits one rule only, so it goes in the over ten circle only.

Tests M2.7.5 Sorting diagrams

Question 101 mark

Answer: A. 3 more people chose rice than beans.

  1. 9 − 6 = 3, so 3 more people chose rice than beans. The chart cannot say why.

Tests M2.7.7 Your own survey

Question 111 mark

Answer: C. Two odd numbers added together

  1. Each odd number has one left over. The two left overs make a pair, so the total is even.

Tests M2.8.5 Odd and even rules

Question 121 mark

Answer: B. 15

  1. The new square has 8 × 8 = 64 dots. The old one has 7 × 7 = 49 dots. 64 − 49 = 15.

Tests M2.8.6 Square and triangle numbers

Question 131 mark

Answer: C. 800 000 people

  1. 6 lakh is 600 000. 600 000 + 200 000 = 800 000 people.

Tests M2.1.6 Up to a million, and lakhs

Question 141 mark

Answer: A. 9 rows

  1. 63 ÷ 7 is in the same fact family as 9 × 7 = 63, so 63 ÷ 7 = 9 rows.

Tests M2.3.6 Times and divide facts together

Question 151 mark

Answer: D. 22 people

  1. Each new table adds 2 seats. The rule is 2 × tables + 2, so 2 × 10 + 2 = 22 people.

Tests M2.8.7 Jumping far ahead

Question 162 marks

Answer: 485 books

  1. Take away the books that were lent out: 612 − 275 = 337.
  2. Add the new books: 337 + 148 = 485 books.

Tests M2.2.7 Problems in two steps

Question 172 marks

Answer: 144 pens

  1. Split 24 into 20 and 4: 20 × 6 = 120 and 4 × 6 = 24.
  2. Add the parts: 120 + 24 = 144 pens.

Tests M2.3.8 Times and divide with bigger numbers

Question 182 marks

Answer: 7/9

  1. The parts are both ninths, so the bottom number stays 9.
  2. Add the tops: 2 + 5 = 7, so she drinks 7/9 litre.

Tests M2.4.8 Adding and taking away parts

Question 192 marks

Answer: West one box, then south four boxes, then east two boxes. The last move is undone first, and each move goes the opposite way.

  1. Each move goes the opposite way: east becomes west, north becomes south, and west becomes east.
  2. The moves come in the opposite order: west 1 box first, then south 4 boxes, then east 2 boxes.

Tests M2.5.8 Grids and directions

Question 202 marks

Answer: 130 m

  1. The way round is the perimeter. Add all four sides: 40 + 25 + 40 + 25.
  2. 40 + 25 + 40 + 25 = 130 m.

Tests M2.6.8 Perimeter and area

Question 215 marks

(a)Answer: 4 475 litres

  1. Add in columns: 2 600 and 1 875, carrying where a column is 10 or more. The total is 4 475 litres.

Tests M2.2.5 Four digits and more

(b)Answer: 205 minutes

  1. Jump from 08:45 to 09:00: 15 minutes. From 09:00 to 12:00 is 3 hours. From 12:00 to 12:10 is 10 minutes. So the pump was on for 3 hours 25 minutes.
  2. 3 hours is 180 minutes. 180 + 25 = 205 minutes.

Tests M2.6.7 How long it takes

(c)Answer: The readings go in order of time. A line graph shows how the amount changes as the hours pass.

  1. The hours go in an order, and a line graph joins points that go in an order.
  2. It shows how the amount in the tank changes over time.

Tests M2.7.6 Line graphs

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