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Cambridge Primary Unit Four (4) Test for Year 6

STUDENT
NAME
SECTION PERSONAL
NUMBER C 2 …. P C J NUMBER
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MATHEMATICS 0096

30 minutes

You must answer on the question paper.

You may ask for permission to use a calculator where need be.

Revisitation questions (Addition and subtraction 1) to check your progress:

1. Each shape stands for a number.

total 48

total 45

Find the value of each shape.

= ________

= ________

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2. The table shows the number of people who choose running, swimming and
cycling on 3 days at an activity centre.

Monday Tuesday Wednesday

Running 2134 1121 3154
Swimming 2168 2142 2138
Cycling 3214 1198 1131

(a) How many people go cycling on Monday and Tuesday?

_______________________ people

(b) How many more people go running on Wednesday than go swimming on

Wednesday?

_______________________ people

3. Calculate.
(a) – 7 + 2

____________________

(b) 4 – 8

____________________

(c) – 1 + 2

____________________

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4. The temperature outside is – 300C.
(a) The temperature rises by 50C. What is the new temperature?

_____________________ 0C

(b) The original temperature falls by 50C. What is the new temperature?

_____________________ 0C

5. The perimeter of this rectangle is 20cm.

s

s and t represent the lengths of the sides of the rectangle.

What are the possible values of sides s and t?

s = _________ cm

t = _________ cm

6. Complete this calculation.

4 3 2 9

+ 8 5 2

1 7 8 5

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7. The table shows the temperatures in six cities on the same day in January.
City Temperature
Buenos Aires 290C
Tallinn – 10C
Abu Dhabi 180C
Moscow – 100C
Oslo – 50C
Vancouver 70C

(a) The temperature in Moscow rises by 50C. What is the new temperature?

_______________________ 0C

(b) What is the difference between the temperatures in Tallinn and Moscow?

_______________________ 0C

8. The diagram shows three strips placed end to end.

m and n represent the lengths, in centimetres, of strips of card.
The total length is 17cm.
m n n

17cm
Lisa knows that m + n = 10
Show how she can use this fact to find the value of m and n.

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