Year 6 Diagnostic Test: Instructions
You have 60 minutes to complete this test.
There is a total of 30 questions and there is a total of 45 marks available.
Read the instructions for each question carefully.
If you have time at the end of the test, please go back and check your answers, and don’t forget your units!
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1. Question
Select the correct solution to this sum.
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2. Question
Select the correct option to complete the number sentence.
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3. Question
Ali has 361 toy cars. His brother has 189. How many more cars does Ali have than his brother?
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4. Question
Select the time that is equivalent to 1 week.
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5. Question
Margot thinks that 1500g is more than 2kg. Is she correct? Explain how you know.
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6. Question
Which 2 numbers correctly complete this sequence?CorrectIncorrect - Question 7 of 33
7. Question
Harry measured the length of his shadow between 9am and 3pm. The shadow got longer until 12pm and then started to shrink. Which graph could display Harry’s data?
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8. Question
Consider the input/output machine below. If the output is 16,000, what was the input?
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9. Question
Which of the following statements is true?
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10. Question
Write a statement that is true about ALL triangles.
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11. Question
John scored 50% on a test. Sandeep scored 40/60 on the same test. Who had the highest score? Explain how you know.
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12. Question
Which of these angles is obtuse?
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13. Question
Which of these is a smallest fraction?
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14. Question
Select the prime number(s).
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15. Question
Select the equivalent percentage.
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16. Question
Egg boxes hold 6 eggs each. How many boxes can be filled using 372 eggs?
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17. Question
Which of these numbers is 24,000 when rounded to the nearest 1,000? Tick all correct answers.
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18. Question
Bill wants to arrive at the station by 10.25 at the latest. What time should he catch the bus from the park?
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19. Question
Rihanna wants to make 6 pancakes. How much flour should she use?
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20. Question
Use long multiplication to calculate the answer.
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21. Question
Find the value of a.
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22. Question
Select the correct statement.
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23. Question
Emily says: “I have drawn a polygon with 4 sides, 1 right angle and 1 pair of parallel sides. I have drawn a rectangle. ” Is Emily correct? Explain how you know.
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24. Question
What is the mean average of the time it took the children to write their name three times?
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25. Question
A newspaper reported that 70,000 fans (rounded to the nearest ten thousand) attended a football match. What is the smallest possible number of fans that attended the match?
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26. Question
What is the largest possible number of fans that could have attended the match?
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27. Question
Select the correct answer
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28. Question
Which set of numbers is written in ascending order?
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29. Question
Which is furthest?CorrectIncorrect - Question 30 of 33
30. Question
What do these numbers have in common?
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31. Question
What number would come next in the sequence?
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32. Question
What number is represented here?
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33. Question
Use long division to calculate the answer.
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