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GL Maths Mock Test- Year 5 2019402907535140903886200847725-2667003248025The table below shows how far Steph drove on each day of the week.DayDistance in milesMonday2.3Tuesday6.62WednesdayThursday2.72Friday2.98She drove 2.41 miles less on Wednesday than she did on Tuesday. Complete the table to show how far she drove on Wednesday. 00The table below shows how far Steph drove on each day of the week.DayDistance in milesMonday2.3Tuesday6.62WednesdayThursday2.72Friday2.98She drove 2.41 miles less on Wednesday than she did on Tuesday. Complete the table to show how far she drove on Wednesday. -285750476250The table below shows how far Sam drove on each day of the week.DayDistance in milesMonday3.43Tuesday5.62Wednesday7.3Thursday4.72Friday2.98Sam said he drove 10.73 miles in total on Monday and Wednesday. Do you agree with Sam? Explain your answer. 00The table below shows how far Sam drove on each day of the week.DayDistance in milesMonday3.43Tuesday5.62Wednesday7.3Thursday4.72Friday2.98Sam said he drove 10.73 miles in total on Monday and Wednesday. Do you agree with Sam? Explain your answer. -2857505791835The table below shows the length of material needed to make some curtains. Material Length (cm) Length (m) Blue345 cm3.45mRed827cmGreen62cm0.62mPurple526cmOrange 200cm 2m Fill in the gaps to complete the table. Three have been done for you. 00The table below shows the length of material needed to make some curtains. Material Length (cm) Length (m) Blue345 cm3.45mRed827cmGreen62cm0.62mPurple526cmOrange 200cm 2m Fill in the gaps to complete the table. Three have been done for you. 471487510731500-285750-438151The timetable below shows the train times for different cities. Which train does NOT stop in Manchester? 00The timetable below shows the train times for different cities. Which train does NOT stop in Manchester? 114300-190500right7315200Liverpool0Liverpool35617157324725Manchester00Manchester10191757334250London0London21526507324725Birmingham00Birmingham-2952754400550The graph below show the times Train A arrives in each city. One of the co-ordinates is incorrect. Circle the incorrect co-ordinate. 00The graph below show the times Train A arrives in each city. One of the co-ordinates is incorrect. Circle the incorrect co-ordinate. -2952751752600The timetable below shows the train times for different cities. How long does it take for Train A to get from London to Liverpool? Which train does NOT stop in Manchester? 00The timetable below shows the train times for different cities. How long does it take for Train A to get from London to Liverpool? Which train does NOT stop in Manchester? 2571751019175-304800-285750Karen is making book shelves. She wants to make 3 shelves that are 1.25m long. Planks of wood are 1.10m long.How many planks of wood will she need to buy?How much wood will she have left over? 00Karen is making book shelves. She wants to make 3 shelves that are 1.25m long. Planks of wood are 1.10m long.How many planks of wood will she need to buy?How much wood will she have left over? 952504314826 grams00 grams-3048002171700Here are the ingredients needed to bake a cake. 10grams 2 15grams 10grams How many grams of sugar will Shamsa need if she is baking 6 cakes? 00Here are the ingredients needed to bake a cake. 10grams 2 15grams 10grams How many grams of sugar will Shamsa need if she is baking 6 cakes? 5810251028700561975161925002864485143509277177521082000-2476501346200041719501079512573001079500367665011430000-257175-247650Jamie swims 0.45m on Monday. He needs to swim 2.56m by Friday. How many more metres does he need to swim? 00Jamie swims 0.45m on Monday. He needs to swim 2.56m by Friday. How many more metres does he need to swim? 342900133350503872520066000-276225133985A plane can hold up to 180kg of weight. 35-40kg 95-100kg 48-52kg 80-86kg 70-75kgWhich 3 items would be able to go on the plane at the same time? 00A plane can hold up to 180kg of weight. 35-40kg 95-100kg 48-52kg 80-86kg 70-75kgWhich 3 items would be able to go on the plane at the same time? 4095750101600028384502159000130492513398500left9588500-381003953510-3143252229485A plane can hold up to 180kg of weight. 35-40kg 95-100kg 48-52kg 80-86kg 70-75kgWhat is the lightest amount of weight the plane could weigh if only 3 suitcases were on board? 00A plane can hold up to 180kg of weight. 35-40kg 95-100kg 48-52kg 80-86kg 70-75kgWhat is the lightest amount of weight the plane could weigh if only 3 suitcases were on board? -381009436101.2.3.001.2.3.51435001143040481251333502828925135255134302523050500left182880-3333750Here are some temperatures of different ice cream. FlavourTemperature (?C)Chocolate -3Strawberry-8Vanilla-9Mint-10Vanilla needs to be kept at the coldest temperature. Is this statement true or false? TrueFalse 00Here are some temperatures of different ice cream. FlavourTemperature (?C)Chocolate -3Strawberry-8Vanilla-9Mint-10Vanilla needs to be kept at the coldest temperature. Is this statement true or false? TrueFalse right95252381254677410-3143252086610Here are some temperatures of different ice cream. FlavourTemperature (?C)Chocolate -3Strawberry-8Vanilla-9Mint-10Chocolate ice cream melts when it gets 8 degrees warmer. At what temperature does chocolate ice cream melt? 00Here are some temperatures of different ice cream. FlavourTemperature (?C)Chocolate -3Strawberry-8Vanilla-9Mint-10Chocolate ice cream melts when it gets 8 degrees warmer. At what temperature does chocolate ice cream melt? 5715001172210419100014414500center0Here is a cuboid. 00Here is a cuboid. 165735011525266cm006cm22764759525219075013398531623002184403524250196853cm3cm23622006731024955502006603cm03cm0258445 cm cmWhat is the volume of this cuboid? Show your working out. 4505325192405-42862529718015. Most of these fractions can be simplified to the same value. 9 15 8 12 36 60 28 48What fraction can they be simplified to?Which fraction is the odd one out? 0015. Most of these fractions can be simplified to the same value. 9 15 8 12 36 60 28 48What fraction can they be simplified to?Which fraction is the odd one out? 381000012636530289501263652143125116840122872510668000-152400288290-123825165100-3905250Can you write 4 fractions that are equivalent to 1 ? 300Can you write 4 fractions that are equivalent to 1 ? 328289252667001419225285750-1809752581275center1314450The total number of students in year 3 is equal to the lowest common multiple of the following numbers: 4 6 9 What is the total number of students in year 3? 00The total number of students in year 3 is equal to the lowest common multiple of the following numbers: 4 6 9 What is the total number of students in year 3? 386715019050271462595251428759525-419100258445Here are some different road lengths. 1 square = 5 meter There is a new road being built that is 15m bigger than Road B. Draw the new road, road D on the grid opposite. 00Here are some different road lengths. 1 square = 5 meter There is a new road being built that is 15m bigger than Road B. Draw the new road, road D on the grid opposite. 326707524511000381000011430Road ARoad A4029075201930Road BRoad B3543300154940Road C Road C -914400-914400 00 center-9525Here are some different road lengths. 1 square = 5 meter Road A is going to be extended by builders. It will be extended by? the length of Road B. What is the new length of Road A going to be? 00Here are some different road lengths. 1 square = 5 meter Road A is going to be extended by builders. It will be extended by? the length of Road B. What is the new length of Road A going to be? 3550920952500409575010160Road ARoad A4286250210185Road BRoad B4076700162560Road C Road C -238125200660center201295Draw a line to match the fractions to their equivalents. 00Draw a line to match the fractions to their equivalents. 235267529845< ? 0< ? 171449869953/8003/818097528765512/480012/48233362459055>1/400>1/42333625259080= ? = ? 1714501924052/1602/16-363220297815Fill in the gaps by creating your own fractions. 00Fill in the gaps by creating your own fractions. 14763752025651/5 1/5 30480022161596202511430=00=1514475787401/51/5962025135890<<30480050165-3441709525Sapna and Robbie have some biscuits.????????? Altogether they have 14 biscuits.????????? Sapna has 2 more biscuits than Robbie.????????? How many biscuits do Sapna and Robbie each have?? Sapna?? ?????????????????? Robbie??? 00Sapna and Robbie have some biscuits.????????? Altogether they have 14 biscuits.????????? Sapna has 2 more biscuits than Robbie.????????? How many biscuits do Sapna and Robbie each have?? Sapna?? ?????????????????? Robbie??? -3619504495799Tommy told Sultan there are only 2 possible ways of making the number 48 using only 2 numbers and he showed this using a part, part whole model. 48148 Sultan disagreed. Complete the part, part whole method to explain why Sultan disagreed. 4800Tommy told Sultan there are only 2 possible ways of making the number 48 using only 2 numbers and he showed this using a part, part whole model. 48148 Sultan disagreed. Complete the part, part whole method to explain why Sultan disagreed. 48-152400371475014192252495550-3346452085975How many lines of symmetry does the following shape have? 00How many lines of symmetry does the following shape have? 4822448-361950-190500Pencils come in packs of 4. There are 29 children in 5 Brown. How many packets of pencils will need to be ordered? How many will be left over? 00Pencils come in packs of 4. There are 29 children in 5 Brown. How many packets of pencils will need to be ordered? How many will be left over? 3895090200025002867025382905077152538100001323975275272500-3714752171700Complete the following number sequences-3, -1, , 3, 5, 0.5, , 1, 1.25, 00Complete the following number sequences-3, -1, , 3, 5, 0.5, , 1, 1.25, 200025142875-361950354330Circle the shape with a perimeter of 34cm.00Circle the shape with a perimeter of 34cm.452437518980158cm008cm-18097551689033432752882903257550228600center9525Create a shape with a perimeter of 15cm and an area of 7cm . 00Create a shape with a perimeter of 15cm and an area of 7cm . 5314950521970000126619052578000233362552578003352800523875043313355210175142240526732540452578005648325fastestfastest-2000255648325slowestslowestcenter2390775Six children took part in a race. There results have been recorded below. ChildTime (seconds)116.7218.23316.42418.92513.76612.34Order the children from slowest to fastest. The first one has been done for you.00Six children took part in a race. There results have been recorded below. ChildTime (seconds)116.7218.23316.42418.92513.76612.34Order the children from slowest to fastest. The first one has been done for you.16192555340258572501047752002291464926797000-476251285875-85725609600216217516192500center-390525Look at the angles opposite.How many of the angles are acute?How many of the angles are obtuse?Circle the reflex angle. 00Look at the angles opposite.How many of the angles are acute?How many of the angles are obtuse?Circle the reflex angle. center287020The table below shows fruit sales in a grocery shop.FruitNo. of fruit soldApples40Bananas 59Grapes30Oranges 50Pears 24Complete the bar chart to show how many pears were sold. 00The table below shows fruit sales in a grocery shop.FruitNo. of fruit soldApples40Bananas 59Grapes30Oranges 50Pears 24Complete the bar chart to show how many pears were sold. 24574501352550052768511162050 ................
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