Ks2 Maths Diagnostic Primary
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designed to assess levels of pupils using app primary objectives
from levels 2c to 3a
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A
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B
- C.
C
- D.
D
Correct Answer
B. BExplanation
L3 shapes reflect shape at 45 degree to the mirror lineRate this question:
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- 2.
- A.
a = triangle b= cylinder c = hexagon d = rectangle
- B.
a = triangle b = hexagon c= rectangle d= cylinder
- C.
a = triangle b = pentagon c= square d = cylinder
- D.
a = triangle b = hexagon c= square d= cylinder
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a = triangle b = pentagon c= square d = cuboid
Correct Answer
C. a = triangle b = pentagon c= square d = cylinderExplanation
L2 shapes identify 2d and 3d shapesRate this question:
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- 3.
- A.
A
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B
- C.
C
- D.
D
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B. BExplanation
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1
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2
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3
- D.
4
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5
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B. 2Explanation
l3 shapes recognise right angles in shapesRate this question:
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Put these numbers in order, from the lowest to the highest81 , 24, 72, 14, 54
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14, 24, 72, 54, 81
- B.
14, 54, 24, 72, 81
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14, 24, 54, 72, 81
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14, 54, 24, 81, 72
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72, 54, 24, 81, 14
Correct Answer
C. 14, 24, 54, 72, 81Explanation
l2 relative sizes of numbersRate this question:
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Whats half of 18?
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6
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5
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9
- D.
10
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8
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C. 9Explanation
l2 halves of numbers up to 20Rate this question:
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If 3 + 7 = 10 Whats 30 + 70 =
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100 because you just put extra zeros after the numbers
- B.
10 looks the same
- C.
1000 add the zeros
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90
- E.
120
Correct Answer
A. 100 because you just put extra zeros after the numbersExplanation
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Add £0.80 to 5 pence
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£0.805
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£5.80
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£5.85
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£0.85
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£5.805
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D. £0.85Explanation
l2 add subtract two digit numbers in contextsRate this question:
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- 9.
350 divided by 10 =
- A.
3500
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3.5
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0.35
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3500
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35
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E. 35Explanation
l3 understand place value (multiply/ divide whole numbers by 10)Rate this question:
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1/2 = same as
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3/4
- B.
2/4
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3/5
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4/6
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5/7
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B. 2/4Explanation
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7 x 10 = 82 - [ ]
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20
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32
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15
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12
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18
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D. 12Explanation
l3 solve balancing problemsRate this question:
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- 12.
49 divided by 3 ?
- A.
19 remainder 1
- B.
12 remainder 2
- C.
17
- D.
21
- E.
16 remainder 1
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E. 16 remainder 1Explanation
l3 - remainderRate this question:
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A sweet costs 10 p. A pencil costs 20p. How much does a pencil and a sweet cost?
- A.
25 pence
- B.
30 pence
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18 pence
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21 pence
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25 pence
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B. 30 penceExplanation
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Compare the numbers 14 and 7 ? How much larger is 14 than 7?
- A.
7 times larger
- B.
Twice as large
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Half as large
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about the same
- E.
Difficult to say
Correct Answer
B. Twice as largeExplanation
L2 - compare ... and try to listenRate this question:
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Find the next number in the pattern 5, 8, 11, 14, ....
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15
- B.
21
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18
- D.
17
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19
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D. 17Explanation
L2 - predict next numberRate this question:
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The following addition was shown in a text book.27 + 45 = 62Whats wrong with this answer?
- A.
Nothing
- B.
Forgotten to carry the one over from adding 7 and 5
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Thats not how you add you have to take 5 away from 7 first
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Should be 162
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You must always add in columns
Correct Answer
B. Forgotten to carry the one over from adding 7 and 5Explanation
l3 put problem into wordsRate this question:
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The sum of 32 and 25 is
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57
- B.
47
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36
- D.
55
- E.
59
Correct Answer
A. 57Explanation
l3 use appropriate mathematical vocabularyRate this question:
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56 - 10 = 46If 10 is increased to 12, how would this change the answer?
- A.
The answer would be the same
- B.
The answer would increase
- C.
The answer would decrease
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14
- E.
8
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C. The answer would decreaseExplanation
l3 - respond to what if questionsRate this question:
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Five friends have names, Andy, Fred, Rebecca, Aisha and TomHow many people have names less than 5 letters long
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4
- B.
0
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1
- D.
2
- E.
3
Correct Answer
E. 3Explanation
l2 - respond to questions on data?Rate this question:
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What is the probability of seeing two suns shine tommorrow?
- A.
Uncertain
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Certain
- C.
Impossible
- D.
Unlikely
- E.
Very likely
Correct Answer
C. ImpossibleExplanation
l3- probability of an eventRate this question:
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