1. Which of the shapes below is the same as the one above ?

4. Using this formula, complete the lines below Y = 54 – 21 Matt had £____ to spend. He only spent £____ in the shops. He had £____ left after shopping. 54 21 33

5. How many 8cm by 3cm cards can be cut out of the large piece of card below? 16 cards (2) (8)

6. Cutting the cards using a different, less efficient method, how many 8cm by 3cm cards can be cut out of the large piece of card below? 15 cards (5) (3)

7. Which bus or buses takes the shortest time to travel from Aston to Riley? Buses A and F

8. How long does Bus F take to travel from Aston to Riley? 1 hour 28 minutes

9. Add each number to a quarter of itself 16____ 2025

10. Add each number to a half of itself 10_______ 15 22.5

11. If you spend £10 in a shop you get 20 loyalty points. How many pounds must you spend to gain 1700 loyalty points? £10 = 20 points _____ = 1700 points (1700 ÷ 20 or 170 ÷ 2) £85

12. Find the next two numbers in the pattern 361015______ 3610 15212836 (triangular numbers)

13. How much is a millimetre? A ______ of a centimetre A tenth of a centimetre

14. How much is a metre? A ______ of a _______ A thousandth of a kilometre

15. How much is a litre? A _______ millilitres A thousand millilitres

16. When you see probability, you must write a _______. Fraction

17. Write the chance as a fraction of landing on a number 1? 4 chances out of 8 1 4 8 1 2

18. Write the chance as a fraction of landing on a number 5? 1 chance out of 8 1 8

19. Write the chance as a fraction of landing on a number 4? 2 chances out of 8 2 8 1 4

20. Write the chance as a fraction of landing on a number 4 or 5? 4 chances out of 8 4 8 1 2

21. Write the chance as a fraction of landing on a number 3, 4, 7 or 8? 6 chances out of 8 6 8 3 4

22. If A is the top (lid) of the dice. What is F? The bottom (base)

23. If C is facing West. What is facing East? E

24. If D is face down on the desk. What letter is showing? B

25. Fill in an appropriate scale for the graph below. 10 20 30 40 50 36 34 46 48

26. Fill in an appropriate scale for the graph below. 5 10 15 20 25 18 17 23 24

27. Fill in an appropriate scale for the graph below. 1000 2000 3000 4000 5000 3600 3400 4600 4800

28. Fill in an appropriate scale for the graph below. 250 500 750 1000 1250 880 850 1130 1210

29. Fill in an appropriate scale for the graph below. 100 200 300 400 500 360 340 460 480

30. 24 and 48 are linked. Which one below is linked in the same way? 26 to 134 to 161 to 4 52 to 104100 to 509 to 3 52 to 104

31. 25 and 5 are linked. Which one below is linked in the same way? 1to 510 to 50010 to 1 125 to 25500 to 2501 to 4 125 to 25

32. Which of the following give the same answer as (29 x 40) + 2 29 x 35 29 x 8 x 5 + 2 29 x 39 29 x 4 x 10 + 3 – 1 19 x 40 + 402 29 x 41 – 10 29 x 8 x 5 + 2 29 x 4 x 10 + 3 – 1 19 x 40 + 402

33. 145 people out of 300 picked blue as their favourite colour. Complete the fraction below to show those who picked blue as their favourite colour. 60 29 145 300

34. Each square is 2cm long. What is the perimeter of the overlapping shape? 4 4 2 4 4 4 8 6 4 4 44 cm

35. What is the smallest possible acute angle? 1°

36. What is the largest possible reflex angle? 359°

37. What is the largest possible acute angle? 89°

38. What is the smallest possible obtuse angle? 91°

39. What is the smallest possible reflex angle? 181°

40. What is the largest possible obtuse angle? 179°