Primary Checkpoint. 2025. Mathematics (0096). April - Paper 1 · Non-calculator

Calculate.

$1 + 0.02 + 0.003$

Write the fraction in its simplest form.

$\dfrac{7}{21} = \dfrac{\square}{\square}$

Calculate.

$101.91 + 10.205$

A baker uses 1355 kg of flour every day.

Calculate how much flour the baker uses in 7 days.

...... kg

Here is part of a sequence.

The sequence continues in the same way.

34 $\quad$ 27 $\quad$ 20 $\quad$ …

Write the number in the sequence that is between $-10$ and $-20$

Carlos plans two investigations.

He collects data from all the children at his school.

Draw lines to match each investigation to **all** the data he needs for that investigation.



(Write your matches, e.g. 'first investigation – …'.)

Oliver buys **two** different types of fruit.

He buys 10 of each type of fruit.

He spends exactly \$20

Tick (✓) the **two** types of fruit he buys.

(Prices: \$0.20, \$0.35, \$0.45, \$0.90, \$0.95, \$1.10, \$2.00, \$2.45)

A factory makes 9512 tiles.

Ahmed says, 'I can divide the tiles equally between 4 boxes.'

Tick (✓) to show if Ahmed is correct.

Yes $\quad$ No

Explain how you know.

25 children each order a portion of pizza for lunch.

A portion is $\frac{1}{3}$ of a whole pizza.

Calculate how many **whole** pizzas the chef needs to bake.

...... whole pizzas

Here are some 2D shapes.

Each shape has four interior angles.

Draw lines to match each shape to **all** the types of interior angles in the shape.



(Shapes from top: a parallelogram, a rectangle, an arrowhead.)

Calculate.

$78 \times 100 = \square$

$0.78 \times 1000 = \square$

$78 \div 1000 = \square$

$7.8 \div 10 = \square$

Calculate.

$\dfrac{55}{6} - \dfrac{57}{8}$

Write your answer as a fraction.

Lily has some identical wooden cubes.
The length of each edge of a cube is 4.5 cm.

Lily builds a tower 8 cubes tall.

Calculate the height of the tower.

...... cm

A post office records the number of parcels they deliver each day for 5 days.
Here is a bar chart showing the information.



(a) Write the **total** number of parcels they deliver on Monday and Tuesday.

A post office records the number of parcels they deliver each day for 5 days.
Here is a bar chart showing the information.



(b) Here is a pie chart showing the same information.

Complete the labels on the pie chart.
One has been done for you.



(Write the day for the top-left, top-right, bottom-left and bottom-right labels.)

Draw a line to match **each** drawing with the correct option.



(Number the drawings 1 to 5 from the top and write 'net of a pyramid' or 'not a net of a pyramid' for each.)

Thirty children have some flowers to plant.
Safia records how many flowers each child plants.
Here is a bar chart showing Safia's data.



(a) Complete the pictogram.



(Key: one face represents 2 children. Describe what you draw in the 16–20 row.)

Thirty children have some flowers to plant.
Safia records how many flowers each child plants.
Here is a bar chart showing Safia's data.



(b) Safia says, 'The bar chart shows that every child planted some flowers.'

Explain why Safia may **not** be correct.

A baker makes cakes.
He needs 12 eggs for each cake.
He uses 552 eggs.

Calculate the number of cakes he makes.

...... cakes

A train takes 3 hours to travel 210 kilometres.

Calculate how many hours it takes the train to travel 350 kilometres.

...... hours