KS2 SATs Maths 1

Find the missing number to complete

this statement. 563,739
_______ is 0,000 more than 553,739.

KS2 SATs Maths 2

Which of these numbers is closest to

9000? 8999
9999 8000 8099 8999 9002

KS2 SATs Maths 3

What is the value of the underlined

digit? 70,000
9,674,00

KS2 SATs Maths 4

Which of these is the year 925 in

Roman numerals? MCMXXV
MCMXXXV MCMXXVIII MCMXXV

KS2 SATs Maths 5

Round 385,853 to the nearest

400,000, 390,000 and 386,000
00,000, 0,000 and 000.

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The temperature at lunchtime was 2 °C

2°C. By midnight it had fallen to –9°C.
By how much did the temperature
drop? –9–8–7–6–5–4–3–2 – 0 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 2

KS2 SATs Maths 7

A 4-digit number is made up of two

different even digits and two different
9876
odd digits. What is the greatest
possible number that it can be?
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KS2 SATs Maths 8

Deepak buys a second-hand car

costing £2660. He pays a deposit of £ 80 a month
£500 and then pays the rest in 2
equal monthly instalments. How £2660 – £500 = £2 60, £2 60 ÷ 2 = £ 80
much does he pay each month?
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KS2 SATs Maths 9

Az completes this subtraction

calculation.
62 – 43 = 9 9 + 43 = 62 (or 43 + 9 = 62)
What addition calculation could he
use to check his answer?
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KS2 SATs Maths 10

There are 2 0 people on a train.

4 people get off at the first station,
78 people
37 people get on at the second
station and 55 people get off at the
2 0 – 4 + 37 – 55 = 78
third station. How many people are
left on the train? 10
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3, 6, 5, 30
Which four factors of 30 are not also
Factors of 30 are , 2, 3, 5, 6, 0, 5, 30
factors of 40?
and factors of 40 are , 2, 4, 5, 8, 0,
20, 40.
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24, 48
Find all the common multiples of 6
Multiples of 6 are 6, 2, 8, 24, 30, 36,
and 8 that are less than 70.
42, 48, 54, 60, 66 and multiples of 8
are 8, 6, 24, 32, 40, 48, 56, 64.
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Find the next prime number after 3 . 37

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3
What is 2² + 3³?
2 × 2 = 4, 3 × 3 × 3 = 27, 4 + 27 = 3

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KS2 SATs Maths 15

What are the next two numbers in

this sequence? 64, 25 (they are cube numbers)
, 8, 27, _______, _______

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A bakery makes 4940 cakes one day

and 6375 cakes the next day. It sells 2848 cakes
8467 cakes to a large supermarket
chain. How many cakes does it have 4940 + 6375 = ,315, ,3 5 – 8467 = 2848
left to sell?
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KS2 SATs Maths 17

Calculate 0. 62 × 000 162

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KS2 SATs Maths 18

800 football fans are travelling to a

67 coaches
match on coaches. Each coach can
hold 2 passengers. How many
800 ÷ 2 = 66 r 8
coaches will be needed altogether?
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KS2 SATs Maths 19

A printing company prints 440

20 boxes
books. It packages them into boxes
which hold 2 books. How many
440 ÷ 2 = 20
boxes will be needed altogether?
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KS2 SATs Maths 20

A group of friends share 40 chocolates

5 friends
equally between them. They each get
8 chocolates. How many friends are in
40 ÷ 8 = 5
the group?
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090
300 + 400 × 2 – 10 = _______
400 × 2 = 800, 300 + 800 – 0 = 090

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3
What is 4 6 written as an improper 27
fraction? 6

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4
24 3
Write 8 in its simplest form.
24 2 4
8
= 9
= 3
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Write the missing values to make

these equivalent fractions correct.
3 2 6
3 6 8
= 32
= 6
8
= 32
=
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9
Which of these fractions is the largest? 8

5 4 9 2 Convert the fractions into equivalents:

8 6 8 32 5 7 9 3 9
, , , . is the largest.
8 8 8 8 8
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Rosie read 6 of her book on Tuesday, 3

of her book on Wednesday and the 6 (or 2 ) of her book
3
rest of her book on Thursday. What
1 1 1 2 3 3 3
fraction of her book did she read on
6
+ 3
= 6
+ 6
= 6
, – 6
= 6
Thursday?
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Calculate ×
2 3 6

27

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Calculate ÷3
6 8

28

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What is written as decimal? 0.2

5

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KS2 SATs Maths 30

Round 6.45 to the nearest whole

6
number.

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Which of these numbers is closest to ?

0.999
0.9 . 00 0.999 . 0.99

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KS2 SATs Maths 32

What is the value of the underlined

digit? 7
00 (or 7 hundredths or 0.07)
0.374

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KS2 SATs Maths 33

385
What is % of 3500?
0% of 3500 = 350, % of 3500 = 35,
350 + 35 = 385.
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KS2 SATs Maths 34

2
Marta spent of a PE lesson playing
5 60%
football. For the rest of the lesson, she
played tennis. What percentage of the 2 3 3 6
– 5 = 5 , 5 = 0 = 60%.
lesson did she spend playing tennis?
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KS2 SATs Maths 35

4
Give as a decimal and as a
5 0.8 and 80%
percentage.

35
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Finn uses 250ml of milk to make two

375ml
strawberry milkshakes. How much
milk would he need to make three
250 ÷ 2 = 25, 25 × 3 = 375
strawberry milkshakes?
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Logan has 2 sweets and Abi has 35

Logan and Abi share 56 sweets in the sweets.
ratio 3:5. How many sweets do they
each have? 3 + 5 = 8, 56 ÷ 8 = 7,
3 × 7 = 2 , 5 × 7 = 35
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KS2 SATs Maths 38

In a primary school with 420 pupils, 357 are girls

5% of the pupils are boys. How many
of the pupils are girls? 0% of 420 = 42, 5% of 420 = 2 ,
42 + 2 = 63, 420 – 63 = 357
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KS2 SATs Maths 39

The diameter of a circle is 2.5cm. 25cm

What is the diameter when the circle
is enlarged by a scale factor of 0? 2.5 × 0 = 25

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KS2 SATs Maths 40

20 grapes
Arlo and Lee have 30 grapes
altogether. Arlo has half as many
Arlo and Lee’s grapes are in the ratio :2.
grapes as Lee. How many grapes
+ 2 = 3, 30 ÷ 3 = 0,
does Lee have?
× 0 = 0, 2 × 0 = 20
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a = 20
If 3a – 6 = 44, what is the value of a?
44 + 6 = 60, 60 ÷ 3 = 20

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KS2 SATs Maths 42

6
If b = 3 , what is 4b – 8?
4 × 3 = 24, 24 – 8 = 6

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The rule for this sequence is ‘subtract

8 and add 4 each time’. What are the
missing numbers? 83 and 79

87, _______ , _______ , 75, 7

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KS2 SATs Maths 44

a and b are two different numbers a = 5, b =

less than 0. Give two possible a = 6, b = 3
numbers that a and b could be. a = 7, b = 5 or
2a – b = 9 a = 8, b = 7
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KS2 SATs Maths 45

Each shape stands for a number.

Work out the value of each shape.
= 28
= 84
=6
= 40
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Three friends took part in a race. Amy

Jamal finished in 00 minutes, Amy
finished in 2.5 hours and Jo finished Jamal took 00 minutes, Amy took 50
in of a day. Who finished last? minutes and Jo took 20 minutes
2
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KS2 SATs Maths 47

Mel walks 530 metres from her house 0.53km

to the supermarket. How far does she
walk in kilometres? 530 ÷ 000 = 0.53

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KS2 SATs Maths 48

Sarah lives 5 miles away from her

school. Approximately how far is this 8km
in kilometres?
5 × .6 = 8
mile is approximately .6km.
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KS2 SATs Maths 49

What is the area of this shape?

2 cm²
4cm 3cm
area of parallelogram = base × height

7cm 49

KS2 SATs Maths 50

What is the volume of this cuboid?

3000cm³

0cm
volume of cuboid =
length × width × height
20cm 15cm 50
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Anita’s rabbit eats 50g of rabbit food

50 days
each day. If rabbit food is sold in
bags of 2.5kg, how many days will
2500 ÷ 50 = 50
one bag last for?
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8.5g
4 pens weigh 92.8g. pen and 3 pencils
weigh 78.7g. How much does pencil
92.8 ÷ 4 = 23.2, 78.7 – 23.2 = 55.5,
weigh?
55.5 ÷ 3 = 8.5
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KS2 SATs Maths 53

How many edges, faces and vertices

does this 3D shape have?

6 edges, 4 faces, 4 vertices

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KS2 SATs Maths 54

Explain why this shape is a regular

shape.
All its sides are the same length and
all its angles are equal.

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KS2 SATs Maths 55

How many lines of symmetry are 4

there on this shape?

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What shape is made from this net?

A pentagonal prism

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KS2 SATs Maths 57

Calculate the size of the angles inside

this regular shape. 108°

The angles inside a pentagon always

add up to 540°, 540 ÷ 5 = 108°.
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KS2 SATs Maths 58

Which two of these angles are not 80° and 200°

obtuse angles?
An obtuse angle is more than 90° and
80° 00° 40° 200° 30° less than 80°.
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KS2 SATs Maths 59

What is the size of angle a?

35°
55°

80° – 90° – 55° = 35°

a 59

KS2 SATs Maths 60

Which of these is the most sensible

estimate of this angle?

200°

80° 60° 200° 320° 360° 60

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6.5cm
If the diameter of a circle is 3cm,
what is its radius?
3cm ÷ 2 = 6.5cm

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KS2 SATs Maths 62

Use <, > or = to complete this

statement.
circumference > radius < diameter
circumference _______ radius _______
diameter
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KS2 SATs Maths 63

A theme park records the number of

visitors over a weekend. How many
635 more people
more people visited on Sunday than
on Saturday?
563 + 674 + 836 = 2073, 748 + 958 +
Day Men Women Children 002 = 2708, 2708 – 2073 = 635
Saturday 563 674 836
Sunday 748 958 002 63

KS2 SATs Maths 64

The pie chart shows Green

the favourite colours Red
of 40 children. What Yellow 25%
percentage of the
children prefer red? Blue

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KS2 SATs Maths 65

Leo buys three chocolate bars costing 42p

42p, 55p and 29p. What is the mean
price of the chocolate bars? 42p + 55p + 29p = 26p, 26p ÷ 3 = 42p

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