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Class 5 Maths Baseline Assessment

The document is a baseline assessment for a math department at Citadel International School, designed to evaluate students' understanding of various mathematical concepts. It includes a variety of questions covering topics such as tally charts, shapes, fractions, and basic arithmetic operations. The assessment is structured to be completed in 40 minutes, with a total score of 25 marks.

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Class 5 Maths Baseline Assessment

The document is a baseline assessment for a math department at Citadel International School, designed to evaluate students' understanding of various mathematical concepts. It includes a variety of questions covering topics such as tally charts, shapes, fractions, and basic arithmetic operations. The assessment is structured to be completed in 40 minutes, with a total score of 25 marks.

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Citadel

International school

Math department

Baseline Assessment
Name: ……………………………………………

Class: …………………………………………….

Date: ……………………………………………..

Duration: 40 minutes

Score: / 25
Page Mark
2 /2
Calculators are not allowed
3 /3
Instructions 4 /2
5 /3
Answer all questions in the spaces provided on the 6 /4
7 /3
question paper. You should show all your working on the 8 /3
9 /2
question paper. 10 /3
Total /25
The number of marks is given in brackets [ ] at the end of
each question or part question.
2

1 The tally chart shows the favourite colours for a group of children. For
Teacher’
s Use

Colour Tally Frequency

Pink

Blue 8

Red

Green 5

(a) Complete the tally chart.


[1]

(b) Use your tally chart to complete the bar chart.

12

10

8
Number
of 6
children
4

0
Pink Blue Green
Red
Colours

[1]

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2 Here are two mathematical For


Teacher’
symbols. s Use

> <

Write the correct symbol in each


box.

2370 2730

3006 3100

4321 4312

[1]

3 Here are four shapes made from squares.

How many lines of symmetry does each shape

have? Write the correct number in each box.

[2]

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4 Here are six For


Teacher’
shapes. s Use

A B C

D E F

Write the letters of all the shapes that are heptagons.

................................ [1]

5 Complete the diagram so that the numbers in each quarter

total 100 One has been done for you.

5 7
8 4
2
6
3
5
1
9

[1]

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6 Safia puts numbers into a function machine. For


Teacher’
s Use
IN OUT

double the
17 34
number

She records the results in a

table. Complete the table.

IN OUT

17 34

26

370

120
0
[2]

7 Here are four calculations.

Tick () the calculation that gives the largest answer.

602 – 99

905 – 396

704 – 297

806 – 198

[1]

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8 Write a number in each box to complete these equivalent For


Teacher’
fractions. s Use

1 5
= =
2 8

[1]

9 Here is a rectangle drawn on a grid of centimeter squares.

Find the area of the rectangle.

................................ cm2 [1]

10 Write the missing fractions.

(a)
1
+ = 1
3 [1
]

(b)
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3
1 [1]
-
=

5
5

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11 Yuri has 4 number For


Teacher’
cards. s Use

1 2 6 7

He puts each card onto the diagram to make a number.

He puts the 6 in the thousands

box. He puts the 1 in the tens

box.

What is the smallest number he can now make?

................................ [1]

12 Here is a calendar for February.

February
M T W T F S S
1 2 3
4 5 6 7 8 9 10
11 12 13 14 15 16 17
18 19 20 21 22 23 24
25 26 27 28

(a) What is the date of the second Tuesday in February?

................................ [1]

(b) There are 31 days in January.

What is the date of the last Friday in January?

................................ [1]

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13 Here are four digit For


Teacher’
cards. s Use

2 4 6 8

Use three of these cards to make this calculation correct.

0  = 3 0

[1]

14 Here are 6 skittles.

136 148 225


147 223 234

Draw a ring around the two skittles which give a score of 371
[1]

15 Complete the statement.

2 meters + ……......…. centimeters = 2.9 meters


[1]

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16 Join each shape to the correct For


Teacher’
statement. s Use

has 0 right angles

has 1 right angle

has 2 right angles

has 3 right angles

has 4 right angles

[2]

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1
17 Here is a diagram showing an
iceberg.
Part of the iceberg is above sea
level and part is below sea level.

For
Teacher’
s Use

Write the missing number in the box on the number line. [1]

18 Calculate

(a)
70 × 4

...
..................................... [1]

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(b)
63 ÷ 4

...
..................................... [1]

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