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Year 4 Maths
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1) 3683 + 1000 =..........
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2) ........ + 130 = 510
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3) 254 + 85 =..........
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4) 84 x 3 =
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5) 1/10 of 130=
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6) 126 - 49 =
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7) 54 x 5 =
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8) 3/7+2/7=
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9) 4000 - 700 =
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10) The class trip leaves school at twenty to nine in the morning. What time is this on a digital clock?
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11) 3 books have the same mass. Altogether, they have a mass of 0.6kg. What is the mass of 1 book? Write your answer in grams.
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12) The arrow is pointing to .........
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13) What is the next number in this pattern? 436, 430, 424, 418,
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14) Alfie thinks of a number. He adds 25 to it and subtracts 18. He now has the number 12. What number did he start with?
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15) Harry needs ......... boxes.
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16) How far did Olivia jump?
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17) The pictogram shows the number of cakes sold by two classes in their cake sale. How many less cakes did 4T sell than 4D?
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18) This triangle has three vertices. Two of the vertices have coordinates (2, 1) and (6, 1). What are the coordinates of the other vertex? The coordinates are (....... , ........).
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19) James needs two tins of paint. How much does he save by buying the special offer? James saves ....p
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