GRADE 6 MATH PRACTICE QUESTIONS

Problem 1 :

Find the area of the following shape :

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Problem 2 :

Max has more than 4 apples but fewer than 7 apples. Alex has more than 5 apples and fewer than eight apples. How many apples do Max and Alex have altogether?

Circle all the possible values

4     5    6     7    8    9    10    11     12   13   14    15

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Problem 3 :

Suki saves £12 in January, £18 in February and £5 in March. What is her mean (average) monthly saving?

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Problem 4 :

What is 1/2 of 4/5 of 35 ?

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Problem 5 :

Put the following numbers in order from smallest to largest :

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Problem 6 :

You are told that 82 × 107 = 8774 Use this to work out the value of the following:

a. 8200 × 107

b. 8774 ÷ 107

c. 8774 ÷ 41

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Problem 7 :

A bus can seat 82 people. 8770 people travel to a football match by bus. How many buses are needed?

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Problem 8 :

B + A + T = 17

C + A + T = 25

C + O + A + T = 29

What is the value of B + O + A + T?

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Problem 9 :

A rectangle is 6cm longer than it is wide. Its perimeter is 32cm. Find its area.

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Problem 10 :

On Planet Pythagoras, the people use a different money system to us. One pog is worth four pings Three pings are worth five paz Convert the following:

A. 3 pog = _____ pings

B. 40 paz = ____________ pog

C. 3 paz = ____________ pog

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