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Cambridge Stage4 Math Practice Paper

The document is a Cambridge Primary Practice Test for Mathematics Paper 1, designed for Stage 4 students, with a total duration of 40 minutes and a maximum of 30 marks. It includes various types of questions such as calculations, number properties, geometry, and logic problems. Students are required to show their working and are not allowed to use calculators.

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Cambridge Stage4 Math Practice Paper

The document is a Cambridge Primary Practice Test for Mathematics Paper 1, designed for Stage 4 students, with a total duration of 40 minutes and a maximum of 30 marks. It includes various types of questions such as calculations, number properties, geometry, and logic problems. Students are required to show their working and are not allowed to use calculators.

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Cambridge Primary Practice Test

Mathematics Paper 1 – Stage 4

40 minutes
Answer all questions. Show all working where possible.
You are not allowed to use a calculator.

Total marks: 30

1. Calculate the total: 6000 + 400 + 70 + 9 [1]

2. Write the missing number. 53 × 100 = ______ [1]

3. Write the missing number. 7 × ______ = 560 [1]

4. Write the number name for 46 308. [1]

5. Circle the numbers that round to 52 000 to the nearest 1000: 51 742, 52 481, 52 499, 51 201 [1]

6. Plot the point (6,3) on a coordinate grid. [1]

7. Which statement is true for all multiples of 6? Tick one. (a) All are even (b) All end in 6 (c) All are
odd (d) All are multiples of 3 [1]

8. Write <, > or = : 4567 ___ 4657 [1]

9. A lighthouse is east of a boat. The boat is north of a beach. Where is the lighthouse from the
beach? [1]

10. Write 7:35 pm in 24■hour time. [1]

11. Match the statement with likelihood: impossible / unlikely / certain. (a) A year has 400 days (b)
The sun rises tomorrow (c) Rolling a 10 on a 6■sided die [1]

12. Class A has 8 children who like sport. Class B has 13. How many children like sport in total? [1]

13. ______ ÷ 5 = 8 remainder 2 [1]

14. How many triangles can be made using 5 identical triangular tiles? Explain briefly. [2]

15. Draw the reflection of a shape across a mirror line. [1]

16. Join equivalent calculations: 6×4×5, 12×10, 20×6, 3×8×5 [2]

17. Draw a rectangle with area 36 square units. [1]

18. Which fraction is equivalent to 3/6? (a) 2/4 (b) 4/10 (c) 3/8 (d) 5/12 [1]
19. Sequence: 4, 9, 14, 19, 24 ... Write the next two numbers. [1]

20. Complete the multiplication grid. (Example values missing) [1]

21. Write a number between 3/4 and 9/10. [1]

22. Logic problem: Friday temperature was 22°C. Monday was 10°C warmer than Friday.
Wednesday was 5°C cooler than Monday. Tuesday was the same as Wednesday. Thursday was
4°C warmer than Tuesday. Complete the table of temperatures. [2]

23. Sorting shapes: Labels must describe properties such as: • have right angles • have at least 4
sides • have lines of symmetry Write suitable labels for a sorting diagram. [2]

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