PR1ME Summative Tests NZ 2B Test 2

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Summative Test 2B
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New Zealand Edition

Practice Questions 2B Test 2
INSTRUCTIONS FOR STUDENTS

Each test has three sections. Questions in each section need to be answered in different ways.
Here are three examples to show you what to do.
Practice Example 1 Practice Example 3

Circle the one answer that you think is best. Write your answer in the blank space provided.
Show your work clearly.
Count the number of blocks.
Look at the number sentences.
✩ ✩ + =6
✩ + =4
a. five
b. thirty-three + =
c. twenty-six What is the missing number?
d. fifty-three
Practice Example 2
Write your answer in the blank space provided.
Arrange the numbers in order.

Begin with the smallest.
15 17 9 13
Ans: The missing number is __________.

Ans: ____________________
• Write your answers on the test paper.
• If you change your mind about an answer, carefully rub out the answer and circle or write in your
new answer.
• Do any workings on the test paper.
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For questions 1 to 10, circle the one answer that you think
is best.
PAGE 1
1. How many hundreds, tens 3. Which of the following is

and ones are there the greatest fraction?
in 897? 1
a. 2
a. Nine hundreds, eight
tens, seven ones 1
b. 7
b. Seven hundreds, nine
tens, seven ones 1
c. 3
c. Eight hundreds, nine 1
tens, seven ones d. 10
d. Eight hundreds, seven
tens, nine ones 4. What fractional part of this
figure is shaded?
2. 208 – 45 =
a. 243

b. 163 4
a. 6
c. 103
5
d. 332 b. 6
1
c. 3
2
d. 3
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5. How many hours are there 7. 2 m 2 cm

in a day?
This missing symbol in the
a. 0 is .
b. 6
a. =
c. 12
b. <
d. 24
c. >
6. Which solid has 6 faces? d. ×
a.
8. Which figure has a curve?
a.
b.
b.
c.
c.
d.
d.

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9. Which of the following 10. – 145 = 709

amounts is the smallest? What is the missing
a. $54.65 number?
b. $54.56 a. 564
c. $50.35 b. 644
d. $50.55 c. 844
d. 854

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For questions 11 to 20, write your answer in the blank space
provided.
PAGE 4
11. 24 ÷ 3 =
Ans:
3
12. Shade the figure so that it is 4 shaded.
13. Three children are asked to complete the number

sentence shown.
4+4+4+4+4=
Linda’s answer is 5 × 4.
George’s answer is 4 × 4.
Holly’s answer is 5 + 4.
Whose answer is correct?
Ans:

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PAGE 5
The picture graph below shows the type of transport children

take to school.
Use the picture graph to answer questions 14 and 15.
Car Bicycle Van Bus
Each stands for 4 children.

14. Most children go to school by .
Ans:
15. How many children go to school by bicycle?
Ans: children

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16. Mrs. Taylor arranges 4 small cupboards and 1 big

cupboard in a row.
There are no spaces between the cupboards.
If the length of a small cupboard is 1 metre and the length of
the big cupboard is 3 metres, what will the total length be?
3m 1m
Ans: metres
17. Luke put some potatoes in the oven at 6 : 45 p.m.

He baked them for 15 minutes.
At what time did he take the potatoes out of the oven?
Draw the minute hand to show the correct time.
12
11 1
10 2
9 3
8 4
7 5
6


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18. Lily saved $58.

Sam saved $27.
How much less did Sam save than Lily?
Ans: $
19. Draw a picture with 2 semicircles, 2 rectangles, 2 squares

and 2 triangles.

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20. This box will be turned on its side, as shown by the arrow.

Draw the box after it has been turned.

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For questions 21 to 25, write your answer in the blank space
provided. Show your work clearly.
PAGE 9
21. The weight of a melon is 900 grams.

The weight of a papaya is 550 grams.
How many grams heavier is the melon than the papaya?
Ans: The melon is grams heavier than the papaya.

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22. Karen uses some beads to make a necklace.

On Day 1, she strings 2 beads.
On Day 2, she adds 4 beads.
On Day 3, she adds 6 beads.
If the pattern continues, how many beads will there
be in the necklace on Day 6?
Day 1 Day 2

Ans: T here will be beads in the necklace

on Day 6.

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23. I am a three-digit number.

The total of the three digits is 9.
The digit in my hundreds place is two times the digit
in my ones place.
The digit in my tens place is 0.
What number am I?
Ans: I am .

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24. Sack A contains 45 kilograms more fertiliser than Sack B.

There are 65 kilograms of fertiliser altogether.
What is the weight of fertiliser in Sack B?
Ans: The weight of fertiliser in Sack B is kilograms.

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25. Four children collect drink cans for recycling.

Iris : 18
Sonia : 12
Jacob : 14
Emily : 10
Draw a picture graph to show the number of cans
each child collects.
Iris Sonia Jacob Emily

Each stands for 2 cans.


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A world-class programme based on top-performing

Student: Year: Date:

New Zealand Edition

INSTRUCTIONS FOR STUDENTS

Practice Example 1 Practice Example 3

Arrange the numbers in order.

Ans: The missing number is __________.

• Write your answers on the test paper.

• Do any workings on the test paper.

Mathematics Summative Tests (NZ) • PR1ME 2

1. How many hundreds, tens 3. Which of the following is

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5. How many hours are there 7. 2 m 2 cm

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9. Which of the following 10. – 145 = 709

GO ON TO THE NEXT PAGE

13. Three children are asked to complete the number

GO ON TO THE NEXT PAGE

The picture graph below shows the type of transport children

Car Bicycle Van Bus

Each stands for 4 children.

14. Most children go to school by .

15. How many children go to school by bicycle?

GO ON TO THE NEXT PAGE

16. Mrs. Taylor arranges 4 small cupboards and 1 big

17. Luke put some potatoes in the oven at 6 : 45 p.m.

GO ON TO THE NEXT PAGE

18. Lily saved $58.

19. Draw a picture with 2 semicircles, 2 rectangles, 2 squares

GO ON TO THE NEXT PAGE

GO ON TO THE NEXT PAGE

21. The weight of a melon is 900 grams.

Ans: The melon is grams heavier than the papaya.

GO ON TO THE NEXT PAGE

22. Karen uses some beads to make a necklace.

Ans: T here will be beads in the necklace

GO ON TO THE NEXT PAGE

23. I am a three-digit number.

GO ON TO THE NEXT PAGE

24. Sack A contains 45 kilograms more fertiliser than Sack B.

Ans: The weight of fertiliser in Sack B is kilograms.

GO ON TO THE NEXT PAGE

25. Four children collect drink cans for recycling.

Iris Sonia Jacob Emily

Mathematics Summative Tests (NZ) • PR1ME 2

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Ans: T here will be beads in the necklace