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    Grade 5 Maths Revision

    Practise number skills, calculations, fractions, geometry, measurement and real-life maths problems. Enter an answer for each question, then check your work.

    60 questionsSuggested time: 90 minCalculator-free practice
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    Section A: Numbers and place value

    Place value, rounding, sequences and number patterns.

    1
    What is the value of the digit 7 in 47,285?
    2
    Write in digits: sixty-three thousand, four hundred and nine.
    3
    Round 58,746 to the nearest 1,000.
    4
    Arrange in ascending order: 45,090; 45,900; 45,009; 45,099.
    5
    What is 100,000 − 1?
    6
    Complete the sequence: 3,450; 3,550; 3,650; ____.
    7
    What is the smallest six-digit number?
    8
    Write 6 × 10,000 + 4 × 1,000 + 8 × 100 + 2 × 10 + 5 as a number.
    9
    Round 7,849 to the nearest 100.
    10
    How much greater is 82,500 than 76,850?

    Section B: Four operations

    Calculate carefully. Use written methods where useful.

    11
    Calculate: 24,678 + 8,957.
    12
    Calculate: 50,000 − 27,486.
    13
    Calculate: 436 × 7.
    14
    Calculate: 248 × 36.
    15
    Calculate: 2,856 ÷ 7.
    16
    Calculate: 3,276 ÷ 9.
    17
    Calculate: 125 × 8.
    18
    Calculate: 4,500 ÷ 100.
    19
    Find the missing number: □ × 12 = 936.
    20
    A school orders 28 boxes of pencils. Each box contains 144 pencils. How many pencils are ordered?

    Section C: Fractions and decimals

    Simplify fractions and line up decimal places when adding or subtracting.

    21
    Simplify 12/18.
    22
    Calculate: 3/8 + 2/8.
    23
    Calculate: 7/10 − 3/10.
    24
    Which is greater: 5/6 or 4/6?
    25
    Find 3/4 of 28.
    26
    Write 0.45 as a fraction with denominator 100.
    27
    Calculate: 4.65 + 2.8.
    28
    Calculate: 9.2 − 3.75.
    29
    Arrange in ascending order: 0.65; 0.506; 0.56; 0.605.
    30
    A ribbon is 2.5 m long. Sara uses 0.85 m. How many metres remain?

    Section D: Geometry and coordinates

    Think about properties of shapes, angles and coordinates.

    31
    How many degrees are in a right angle?
    32
    What type of angle is 125°?
    33
    How many sides does an octagon have?
    34
    A triangle has angles 50° and 60°. Find the third angle.
    35
    How many lines of symmetry does a regular pentagon have?
    36
    Find the perimeter of a rectangle 13 cm long and 8 cm wide.
    37
    Find the area of a rectangle 9 cm long and 6 cm wide.
    38
    What is the name of a quadrilateral with exactly one pair of parallel sides (using the UK term)?
    39
    What are the coordinates of a point 4 units right and 3 units up from (0,0)? Write x,y.
    40
    A cube has how many edges?

    Section E: Measurement, time and money

    Remember to convert to the requested units.

    41
    Convert 3.4 km to metres.
    42
    Convert 2,750 g to kilograms and grams.
    43
    How many millilitres are in 3.25 litres?
    44
    A film starts at 14:35 and lasts 1 hour 50 minutes. When does it end?
    45
    How many seconds are there in 4 minutes 15 seconds?
    46
    A notebook costs $3.75. What is the cost of 4 notebooks?
    47
    You pay $50 for items costing $18.90 and $16.75. What change do you receive?
    48
    A rectangle has a perimeter of 50 cm and a length of 15 cm. Find its width.
    49
    A jug contains 1.8 litres. Another 650 ml is poured in. How much is there in millilitres?
    50
    A bus leaves at 09:48 and arrives at 11:17. How long is the journey?

    Section F: Word problems and reasoning

    Show your working for multi-step problems.

    51
    A library has 3,485 fiction books and 2,769 non-fiction books. How many books are there altogether?
    52
    A factory packs 2,340 biscuits equally into boxes of 15. How many boxes are filled?
    53
    A theatre has 36 rows with 28 seats in each row. How many seats are there?
    54
    A farmer has 240 apples and sells 3/8 of them. How many apples does the farmer sell?
    55
    A school trip costs $18.50 per student. What is the total for 24 students?
    56
    A rectangular playground is 25 m long and 14 m wide. Find its area.
    57
    A water tank holds 850 litres. It is 2/5 full. How much water is in it?
    58
    A cyclist travels 18 km each hour for 3.5 hours. How far does the cyclist travel?
    59
    There are 480 students. 45% are in the upper primary classes. How many students is that?
    60
    A number is multiplied by 6 and then 17 is added to get 95. What is the number?

    Made for learning and practice on ChildSocial.com · Cambridge-style primary maths revision (not an official exam paper).