Grade 5 Maths Test

MID TERM TWO ASSESSMENT TESTS
Grade 5 Mathematics
Score Box
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READ THESE INSTRUCTIONS FIRST
 Answer all questions in the spaces provided on the Pg 4

question paper.
 Calculator is NOT allowed. Pg 5
 You should show all your working on the question paper.

Pg 6
 Answer all the questions in the allotted time.
 NOTE that NO extra time will be given to anyone. Pg 7
 You will use 2 hours to answer all these questions.

Pg 8
 Present neat work.
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Pg 10
Pg 11
Pg 12
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Name __________________________________
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Total
score
1. Simar makes two whole numbers on counting frames.
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a. b.
Write these numbers in both figures and words.

a. _________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________
b. __________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________
2. Write the number shown by the arrow.
0 100
The number is ________________________

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3. Draw lines to show each number rounded to the nearest hundred.
The first one has been done for you.
Rounded to the nearest hundred

9300
9400
9277
9500
9600
9769
9700
9405 9800
9900
4. Each letter of the word TRIANGLE has been given a value.
T R I A N G L E
10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80
The value of the word ANT = 40 + 50 + 10 = 100
Find the value of the word EGG.
The value of EGG is _____________________________

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5. Here are some numbers.
26 59 37 48
Mike adds two of these numbers.
What is the largest total he can make?

The largest total he can make is _______________________________
6. Here is a circle.
How much of the circle is shaded?
Write your answer as a fraction and a decimal.
_____________________ ________________________
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7. Here is part of a sequence.
83 75 67 __________
The sequence continues in the same way.
(a) What is the next number in the sequence? ______________________
(b) Explain the rule for this sequence.

_________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________
8. Here is a diagram made from identical squares.
1
Shade 8 of the diagram
9. Arrange each of the numbers 1, 3, 5, 7 and 8 in the spaces on the diagram.

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The sum of the numbers on each line must be 20
9 6 2

4 10
10. Complete the multiplication grid.
X 3 6
6 12 8
5 20
9 27 36
11. Use each digit card once to make the statement correct.
0 2 4 5
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12. A young giraffe is 180 cm tall.

His mother is three times as tall.
What is the height of the mother giraffe?
Give your answer as a whole number of metres and centimetres.
________ metres and ___________ centimetres
13. Three boys Alick, Kavya and Terry collect stamps.
Each boy makes a statement.
Alick says: I have more stamps than Kavya.
Kavya says: I have fewer stamps than Terry.
Terry says: Kavya and I have 30 stamps altogether.

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Write the boys’ names in the correct place on the pictogram.
Boy Number of stamps
________
_

________
_
________
_
represents 2 stamps
14. Here are four digit cards.
1 2 4 7
Use each of these cards once to make this calculation correct.
1 - 8 = 234
15. A group of 50 students play either hockey or rounders.
• 17 girls play hockey.
• There are 23 girls altogether.
• 18 boys play rounders.

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Use this information to complete the table.
play play
hockey rounders total
boys
girls

total
1 1
16. How many quarters do you need to add to 3 4 to get 4 2 ?
17. Rico draws a number line to find the answer to 231+ 467
+400
+60 +7
231 698
Write the missing numbers in the boxes.
18. A shopkeeper has 311 oranges.
15 of them are bad.
He packs the rest equally into 8 boxes.
How many oranges are in each box? Show your working.

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19. The light in a lighthouse flashes every 20 seconds.

How many times will it flash in one hour?
20. Here are five calculation cards.
Draw a line to join two cards that have a total of 750
45×41
13×35
10
22×15
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35×12
25×15
21. A farmer has 419 eggs.

Egg boxes hold 6 eggs.
The farmer wants to put all the eggs into boxes.
How many boxes will he need?
22. Gaelle and Zoe collected fruits. Gaelle collected 30 fruits and Zoe collected 25
fruits.
Write the ratio of Gaelle’s fruit collection to Zoe’s fruit collection.
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23. There are 30 colour pencils in a box. If the ratio of red:blue:green is

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2:1:3 respectively, how many red, blue and green colour pencils
are there in the box?

How many more green colour pencils are there than blue?
24. Four Premier League teams, Arsenal, Manchester United, Liverpool

and Fulham score a total of 100 goals in the ratio of 2:4:3:1
respectively.
a) How many goals did each team score?
b) What is the difference between the goals scored by Liverpool and

Manchester United?
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c) Re-arrange the teams in ascending order according to goals

scored.

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MID TERM TWO ASSESSMENT TESTS

 Answer all questions in the spaces provided on the Pg 4

 Calculator is NOT allowed. Pg 5

 You should show all your working on the question paper.

 NOTE that NO extra time will be given to anyone. Pg 7

 You will use 2 hours to answer all these questions.

1. Simar makes two whole numbers on counting frames.

FIIS academic year 2020/2021

Write these numbers in both figures and words.

2. Write the number shown by the arrow.

The number is ________________________

3. Draw lines to show each number rounded to the nearest hundred.

The first one has been done for you.

Rounded to the nearest hundred

FIIS academic year 2020/2021

4. Each letter of the word TRIANGLE has been given a value.

The value of the word ANT = 40 + 50 + 10 = 100

Find the value of the word EGG.

The value of EGG is _____________________________

5. Here are some numbers.

Mike adds two of these numbers.

What is the largest total he can make?

FIIS academic year 2020/2021

How much of the circle is shaded?

Write your answer as a fraction and a decimal.

7. Here is part of a sequence.

The sequence continues in the same way.

(a) What is the next number in the sequence? ______________________

(b) Explain the rule for this sequence.

FIIS academic year 2020/2021

8. Here is a diagram made from identical squares.

9. Arrange each of the numbers 1, 3, 5, 7 and 8 in the spaces on the diagram.

The sum of the numbers on each line must be 20

FIIS academic year 2020/2021

10. Complete the multiplication grid.

12. A young giraffe is 180 cm tall.

FIIS academic year 2020/2021

What is the height of the mother giraffe?

Give your answer as a whole number of metres and centimetres.

________ metres and ___________ centimetres

13. Three boys Alick, Kavya and Terry collect stamps.

Each boy makes a statement.

Alick says: I have more stamps than Kavya.

Kavya says: I have fewer stamps than Terry.

Terry says: Kavya and I have 30 stamps altogether.

Write the boys’ names in the correct place on the pictogram.

Boy Number of stamps

FIIS academic year 2020/2021

14. Here are four digit cards.

Use each of these cards once to make this calculation correct.

15. A group of 50 students play either hockey or rounders.

• 17 girls play hockey.

• There are 23 girls altogether.

• 18 boys play rounders.

Use this information to complete the table.

metres and ___ centimetres