2016 sample ks1 mathematics paper 2: reasoning

MathematicsPaper 2: reasoning

National curriculum tests

Key stage 1

First name

Middle name

Last name

Total marks

SAMPLE BOOKLET Published July 2015 This sample test indicates how the national curriculum will be assessed from 2016. Further information is available on GOV.UK at www.gov.uk/sta.

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Amy

Sam Ben Sita

Abdul

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Practice question

ladybirds

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2

tens

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2 cm 2 kg 2 °C 2 l

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pieces of paper

4

5

50cm

Sam Ben

40cm

cm

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Look at the shapes.

Tick (✓) the hexagon.

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Sita puts 2 shoes in each of these boxes.

How many shoes are there altogether?

shoes

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Complete the table.

words digits

thirty-eight 38

40

ninety-four

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Here are two shape patterns.

Draw a shape in each empty box to make the

patterns correct.

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Write the two missing numbers in this pattern.

0

3

6

12

18

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Use a ruler to measure the length of the toy car.

cm

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Two of the numbers are in the wrong bag.

Draw a cross (✗) on each of them.

1230

6841

1970

3523

even numbers odd numbers

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Ben has 13 crayons.

Here are Abdul’s crayons.

How many crayons does Abdul have?

crayons

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14 One shape is in the wrong place on the sorting grid.

Draw a cross (✗) on it.

Shapes with

a square face

Shapes without a square face

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A shop sells these sweets.

5p 50p

Chocolatechocolate

buttons

2p 5p 10p2p 5p 50p

Chocolatechocolate

buttons

2p 5p 10p5p 5p 50p

Chocolatechocolate

buttons

2p 5p 10p10p

Abdul spends exactly 20p on sweets.

Tick (✓) the bag of sweets he buys.

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Sita cuts a pizza into four equal slices.

She eats one slice.

What fraction of the pizza does she eat?

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Sam is collecting cards.

He wants to collect 100 cards altogether.

Last week he collected 50 cards.

This week he collects 30 cards.

How many more cards does he need?

cards

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This diagram shows the number of animals at a farm.

sheep horse cow duck

number of

animals

animal

2

4

6

8

0

How many sheep and cows are there altogether?

(animals)

There are more ducks than horses. How many more?

18

(a)

(b)

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Amy buys an ice-cream for 90p.

Tick (✓) three coins to show how Amy can make 90p.

Tick (✓) four coins to show another way to make 90p.

(a)

(b)

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Look at the number line.

Write the correct number in the box.

0 4020

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Draw a line of symmetry on each of these shapes.

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Amy plants 4 rows of carrots.

There are 3 carrots in each row.

A rabbit eats 2 of the carrots.

How many carrots are left?

carrots

2 marks

Show

your

working

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23 Amy writes an answer to the calculation below.

57 − 31 = 26

Now write an addition to check Amy’s answer.

+ =

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Write a digit in each box to make the sum correct.

7

+

= 8 3

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25

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Draw the minute hand on the clock to show

twenty-five past eight.

12

6

1

39

11

10 2

8 4

57

12

6

1

39

11

10 2

8 4

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Amy makes 20 cakes.

She shares the cakes between 5 plates.

Tick the calculation that shows how many

cakes are on each plate.

20 + 5 = 25

20 − 5 = 15

20 ÷ 5 = 4

20 × 5 = 100

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Tick one.

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Sita has 50 raisins.

She gives 23 to Ben.

She gives 15 to Amy.

How many raisins does Sita have left?

raisins

RAISINS

Show

your

working

2 marks

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Abdul goes to the zoo.

He finds out the mass of some animals.

Cheetah 58 kg

Tiger 94 kg

Lion 94 kg

Compare the mass of the animals.

Write < or > or = in each box.

Cheetah’s mass

Tiger’s mass

Tiger’s mass

Lion’s mass

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Do these calculations have the same answer?

Write yes or no next to each box.

One is done for you.

yes or no?

8 + 2 and 2 + 8 yes

8 × 2 and 2 × 8

8 − 2 and 2 − 8

8 ÷ 2 and 2 ÷ 8

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END OF TEST

Look at these fractions.

12

13

24

34

Circle the two fractions that are equal.

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Complete the number sentence below.

3 × 8 = 2 ×

31

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