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Script Sheet: Key Stage 1 Practise Reasoning Test 5

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1 There are 26 cubes on the page. Put a ring around half of them.

2 Look at the drawing of a straw. Estimate how long the pencil is. (Write your answer in the box underneath the pencil.)

3 Circle any number where the digit 7 represents 70.

4 Write the number that is one more than 19.

5 Ruben has 24kg of soil in a wheelbarrow. He tips 13kg of the soil onto the garden. How much soil is left in the wheelbarrow?

Key Stage 1 Maths Reasoning: Test 5

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78 17 62 37 72 89

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6. Write the name of these 2D shapes.

7. Write a calculation to find the answer to the question: What number is thirty-three more than twenty-six?

8. Continue this sequence:

9. What number is shown by the arrow on this number line?

10. Freya has calculated that 67 - 28 = 39. Write an inverse calculation to check the answer.

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11. How many minutes are in half an hour?

12. A class raise £70 for a charity and the teacher donates enough money to make the total £100. Which of the following calculations could help you work out how much the teacher has donated?

7 + 10 = 17 7 + 3 = 10

How much has the teacher donated?

Has at least one circular face Has no circular faces

13. Here are some everyday 3D objects. Sort the shapes into the two groups. Draw an arrow from each object to the correct group.

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14. Draw hands on this clock to show quarter past eight.

15. Here are the signs:

16. Ruben and Freya each have some coins. Freya’s coins have twice the value of Ruben’s coins. Here are Ruben’s coins:

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120ml 112ml

What was the value of the coins Freya had?

Write the correct sign in the box.

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b. Ruben wants to share his money with his friend Explain why they cannot share the money equally.

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17. Tick the shapes where is shaded.

18. Ruben needs 150g of flour. Draw the arrow on the scales to show the flour weighing 150g.

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lorry

cars

buses

motorbikes

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20. A class of children count vehicles as they pass the school. This pictogram shows the results. Each picture represents two vehicles.

19. Sticky notepads come in packs of 6. The school manager orders 5 packs. How many sticky notepads have been ordered?

21. A team of footballers have mixed up their football boots. How many pairs of boots are there? There are 22 boots altogether.

a. Which was the most common type of vehicle that passed the school and how many passed the school?

b. How many more lorries than buses passed the school?

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23. One of these triangles is symmetrical. Draw a line of symmetry on one of these triangles.

22. Here are some digit cards.

24. There are twenty-four pencils in a pot and seventeen in a tray. Circle any calculations that will give the total number of pencils.

25. Freya has 45p. Her father gives her 50p. She buys a magazine for 60p. How much money has Freya got left?

2 5 8 102 digit cards can be placed in this calculation to complete it. Write the numbers in the boxes.

Circle any calculations that will give the answer to how many more pencils are in the pot than in the tray.

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24 + 17 17 + 24 24 - 17 17 - 24

24 + 17 17 + 24 24 - 17 17 - 24

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27. Continue this sequence with the next 2 shapes

26. Use the digit cards 3, 4 and 7 to complete this addition calculation.

28. Order the following numbers from smallest to largest.

29. Complete the fraction so the two are equivalent.

3 4 7

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78 87 18 77 17 88

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KS1 Maths Reasoning Test - Test 5

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31. A teacher arranges 76 children into 2 groups. There are 34 in one group and 42 in another.

30. Ruben has these coins. He buys a toy car for 46p. Circle the coins he could use to buy the car with no change.

Write the calculation you would use to calculate the difference in the number of children in each group.

Key Stage 1 Practise Reasoning Test 5 Answers

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Questions Answer Notes

1 circled 13 cubes

2 estimations from 7cm - 11cm

3 circle 78 and 72 both circles and no others for the mark.

4 20

5 11kg

6 triangle and pentagonboth answers must be given for a point. Allow misspellings as long as intention is clear.

7 33 + 26 or 26 + 33mark given for calculation written even if solved incorrectly

8 90, 88, 86 all 3 numbers for the mark

9 answers between and including 11 to 13

10 39 + 28 or 28 + 39

11 30

12 7 + 3 = 10 The teacher donated £30.

13 circular face – tin and present. None - dice and prism.

14 hour hand must be between 8 and 9 for the mark.

15 120ml > 112ml or 112ml < 120ml ml not necessary for the mark

16 90p both answers correct for the mark

16b Example answer: 45 is an odd number so it cannot be shared equally.

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18 allow 130g-170g

19 30 sticky notepads

20a cars 19 both answers required for the mark

20b 7

21 11 pairs

22 8 × 5 or 5 × 8

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2424 + 17 and 17 + 24

24 - 171 mark for all 3 circled.

25 35p 1 mark for correct calculation with only 1 mistake.

26 43 - 7

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28 17, 18, 77, 78, 87, 88

29 2 4

30 20p, 10p, 10p, 5p, 1p

31 42 - 34award mark even if the subtraction is calculated incorrectly

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