Year 5 - Reasoning Test 1a Record the mark each child has attained in the relevant question box.

Record the mark each child has attained in the relevant question box. Type "0" for unachieved marks to count the targets that haven't been met.

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Question Number/Marks Mark
Measure the following line, giving the answer in cm. 1 0% 0%
Measure the following line, giving the answer in mm. 1
How many more cars passed the school compared with vans and
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lorries? 0% 0%
How many vehicles passed the school in total? 1
How many different combinations of shirts and shorts can he wear? 2
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Here are 2 lines. 1 0% 0%
Complete these sequences 1
Complete these sequences 1 0% 0%
Fill in the missing numbers to make this subtraction calculation
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correct. 0% 0%
What is the highest temperature recorded? 1 0% 0%
The temperature is 8°C twice in the day. Estimate how many
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minutes between these two times. 0% 0%

A scientist collects three samples of soil. Each weighs 45 kg, 32 kg

and 114 kg. The samples are combined and then divided into 100 2
packs of equal weight for testing the growth of a plant.
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Two of these calculations give the same answer. Circle the
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calculation that gives a different answer to the other two. 0% 0%

At the end of the credits of 2 television programmes are the years

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the programmes were produced. Here are the years.
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26 243 spectators attended a football match. A local newspaper

reported that the attendance was twenty-six thousand. To what was 1
the attendance rounded? Circle the correct answer.
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Order the following fractions from smallest to largest: 1 0% 0%
Circle the numbers that are factors of both 32 and 48. 1 0% 0%

A school buys 16 digital cameras. Each camera costs £47.85. 2

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Each number in a square is the total of the two adjoining numbers
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in circles. 0% 0%
Reflect the shape about the solid horizontal line. 1 0% 0%
Translate the new shape 8 places to the right. 1 0% 0%
Explain why Anna drinks more than Shen. 2 0% 0%
Complete the following, writing each number as a percentage,
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fraction and decimal: 0% 0%
Complete the following, writing each number as a percentage,
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fraction and decimal: 0% 0%

Using the line on the page, draw accurately an angle of 116. 1

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A geologist measures the mass of 2 rocks. One weighs 19.072 kg,
and the other weighs 3.726 kg. Calculate the difference in mass 2
between the 2 rocks. 0% 0%

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 Year 5 - Reasoning Test 1b Record the mark each child has attained in the relevant question box. Type "0" for unachieved marks to count the targets that haven't been met.

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A farmer has 1045 sheep. He sells 100 of the sheep. How many 0% 0%
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does he have left?
Half of the juice is used. On the jug below mark on the scale the
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new level of the juice. 0% 0%
A further 150 ml of juice is used. How much juice is left in the jug
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in litres? 0% 0%
How much more does Freya have than Owen? 1 0% 0%
How many places have had 25 or more children visit? 1 0% 0%
Two weeks after the survey, the children find out if anyone else has
visited any of these places of interest. They record these extra 1
children in this table. 0% 0%
Fill in the missing digits to complete this calculation: 1 0% 0%
Their teachers offer to make the money up to £100. How much will
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the teachers donate? 0% 0%
Draw the shape on this grid. 2 0% 0%
Shade the following shapes so that the amount shaded is equivalent
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to the fraction shown. 0% 0%

Write a number between one million and two million with a digit 5
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in the hundred thousands place and a digit 8 in the tens place.
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Complete the table below: 2 0% 0%
Which 2 square numbers add together to make 10? 2 0% 0%
£2960 is shared among 1 000 people. How much money does each
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person receive? 0% 0%
How much did the temperature change between and 10:00 and
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13:00? 0% 0%
Estimate the temperature at 13:30. 1 0% 0%
What is the temperature at 23:00? 1 0% 0%

A Year 5 class have a maths lesson each day of the week. Each
lesson lasts 70 minutes. In a 5 day week, how much time is spent on 2
Maths? Give your answer in hours and minutes.
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Complete the following table. 2 0% 0%
Compare the numbers ‘three million and fourteen thousand, three
hundred and four’, and ‘three million four hundred and three
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thousand, four hundred and thirteen’, writing your answer in digits,
using either the <, > or = sign. 0% 0%
A group of children have to choose an activity for golden time, a
school reward system. 30% of a group of children choose football,
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choose dance, and a quarter choose art. Order the popularity of the
activities from most to least. 0% 0%
Which train travels from Haworth Forecourt to Marsh Top the
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fastest? 0% 0%
Calculate the length of time the longest journey takes. 1 0% 0%
Order the following numbers from smallest to largest. 1 0% 0%
Circle the regular shapes. 2 0% 0%

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