Chithambara:
Mathematics
Challenge2016
Year 2
CWN:கண�தப்ேபாட்�
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Time: 45 Minutes Q2
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Q5
Q6
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Instructions Q8
Q9
Use pencil. Q10
Q11
Fill in the boxes at the bottom of this page with Q12
your name, centre number and candidate Q13
number. Q14
Q15
Answer the questions in the spaces provided –
Q16
there may be more space than you need. Q17
Calculators must not be used. Q18
Q19
Answer All question Q20
Q21
Q22
Q23
Q24
Q25
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STUDENT NAME: …………………………………………………….
INDEX NUMBER: ……………………………………………………..
EXAM CENTRE: ……………………………………………………….
Chithambara:Maths Challenge 2016 Year 2
Q1)
Write the following numbers in order.
95 47
77 32
11 119
smallest largest
(1mark)
Q2)
In a box there are 9 red bean bags, 6 yellow bean bags and 5 blue bean bags.
How many bean bags are there altogether?
Answer……………….
(3marks)
Q3)
Two numbers below give a total of 1000.
636 274 324 726
The two numbers are and
(1mark)
Q4)
Find the value of A and B.
+170 A = …………
A +145 B 500
B = …………
(2marks)
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Chithambara:Maths Challenge 2016 Year 2
Q5)
Look at this table.
Object Length
Book 30cm
Pencil 18cm
Ruller 15cm
Pen 16cm
Eraser 6cm
Which of the objects are half the length of the book?
Answer ………………………………..…cm
(2marks)
Q6)
One Innocent fruit juice cost £1.20. What is the cost of 5 juice bottles?
Answer …………………………
(2marks)
Q7)
The Pictogram below shows the number of books borrowed
Key
from the library.
= 4 books
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
How many more books were borrowed on Friday than Wednesday?
Answer………………………
(2marks)
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Chithambara:Maths Challenge 2016 Year 2
Q8) Make the statement true by using the correct symbol.
18÷6 17-9
<, =, >
(2marks)
Q9)
The picture below shows that one box is heavier than 5 identical cans.
The box has mass of 40kg what could be the mass of one can
A )40kg B) 25kg C) 12kg D) 9kg E) 6kg
(2marks)
Q10)
Kapil wants to buy a bicycle that costs £97.
He saves £8 every Saturday. How many Saturdays will it take him to save
enough money to buy a bicycle?
(2marks)
Answer …………………………
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Chithambara:Maths Challenge 2016 Year 2
Q11)
Look at the picture below
Mass of the container is _________________ g
Answer………………..
(2marks)
Q12)
Theeran went to a party at 5:15pm and left the party at 9:02pm. How long
was he at the party?
Answer………………..
(1mark)
Q13)
The sum of the numbers in the on either side of the totals the
number in the
Complete the number triangle given.
16
9 21
(3marks)
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Chithambara:Maths Challenge 2016 Year 2
Q14)
Sam has 24 pens. He buys14 more pens. He then gives 8 pens to his sister.
How many more pens does Sam have than his
sister?......................................................
(1mark)
Q15)
The total of three numbers is 21. The first number is twice as much as the
second number. The second number is twice as much as the third number.
What are the numbers?
First Number …………………………..
Second number ………………………………
Third number ………………………………….
(3marks)
Q16) Two of these shapes have no line of symmetry. Draw a cross ( x) on
them.
(2marks)
Q17)
Each shape stands for a number. The rows and columns add up to the
numbers filled in below.
Find out which number each symbol represents and find the missing totals of
the rows and columns.
12
14
20 6
(4marks)
Q18) Tom had fish and chips at the café. How much did he spend altogether?
Café Menu
Fish £1:50
Chicken £2:45
(2marks)
Answer ………………………
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Chithambara:Maths Challenge 2016 Year 2
Q19)
Use the picture below to complete the statement.
The key is _________________ cm longer than paper clip.
(2marks)
Q20)
Fill in the missing numbers of the sequence.
10 18 26
(2marks)
Q21)
What fraction of the shape is coloured?
Answer …………………………
(2marks)
Q22)
Tina rolled double six on her dice. What was her score?
(3marks)
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Chithambara:Maths Challenge 2016 Year 2
Q23)
What is the total of all of the numbers on the spinner?
(1mark)
Q24)
÷ 10 = 55
Circle the missing number in this calculation
A 540 B 250 C 550 D 750 E 650
(1mark)
Q25)
A swimming pool was filled with 340 litres of water but 55 litres is taken out.
How much of the water is left in the swimming pool?
(2marks)
Answer …………………………
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