Scribd
Upload
3 views5 pages

Year 6 One-Step Math Problems

This document contains a set of one-step math problems designed for Year 6 students. It includes questions on shapes, area, preferences in activities, sales data, dimensions of a swimming pool, calculations involving building blocks, hatching times for eggs, charity donations, journey completion percentages, and fractions as decimals. Students are required to fill in missing numbers and select correct answers based on the provided information.

Uploaded by

James Shaw
Copyright
© All Rights Reserved
We take content rights seriously. If you suspect this is your content, claim it here.
Available Formats
Download as PDF, TXT or read online on Scribd
3 views5 pages

Year 6 One-Step Math Problems

This document contains a set of one-step math problems designed for Year 6 students. It includes questions on shapes, area, preferences in activities, sales data, dimensions of a swimming pool, calculations involving building blocks, hatching times for eggs, charity donations, journey completion percentages, and fractions as decimals. Students are required to fill in missing numbers and select correct answers based on the provided information.

Uploaded by

James Shaw
Copyright
© All Rights Reserved
We take content rights seriously. If you suspect this is your content, claim it here.
Available Formats
Download as PDF, TXT or read online on Scribd

Solve One-Step Problems: Year 6 Set C

Name:________________________________________________________

1. Which of these shapes have an even number of sides?

Select all of the correct answers.

square pentagon hexagon octagon decagon

2. The area of the rectangle is ____ square centimetres (cm²).

Enter the missing number.

Answer:____________________________
3. 126 children in Year 6 were asked to choose which activity they would like to do. How many children
chose dancing?

Answer:____________________________

4. A sweet shop records how many jars of each type of sweet they sell in a week. Which type of sweet do
they sell the most of?

lollies cola bottles fizzy strawberries gobstoppers sour cherries

5. A rectangular swimming pool has a length of 25 metres and a surface area of 300 square metres (m²).
The width of the swimming pool is ____ metres.

Enter the missing number.

Answer:____________________________
6. One building block is 7.45 centimetres tall. If Lissy makes a tower with eight blocks on top of one
another, how tall is her tower?

Include the units cm (centimetres) in your answer.

Answer:____________________________

7.
The bar chart shows how many days it usually takes for different types of eggs to hatch. How many
weeks does it usually take for ostrich eggs to hatch?

Answer:____________________________

8. A lottery donates £9,218 to 11 different charities, and each charity receives the same amount of
money. Each charity receives £____.

Enter the missing amount.

Answer:____________________________
9. The Gregory family have completed 15% of a 340 kilometre journey. So far, the Gregory family have
travelled ____ km.

Enter the missing number.

Answer:____________________________

10. A builder uses 7/8 of a bag of sand. What is this as a decimal?

Answer:____________________________

You might also like