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December 1966 5-a-day

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December 1966

31 sheets · 155 questions · Years 5-6

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The same date always regenerates the same five questions, so a sheet you print today is the sheet a classmate prints tomorrow.

  1. 1st December 1966Two straight lines cross, forming an angle of 37 degrees on one side. Find the vertically opposite angle.
  2. 2nd December 1966In a logic grid puzzle, once you know 'Tara has the drum', why can you immediately cross out every other instrument in Tara's row?
  3. 3rd December 1966A sequence begins 3, 7, 11, 15, ... What is the next term?
  4. 4th December 1966Double 47.
  5. 5th December 1966A journey takes 45 minutes. How many minutes do two of these journeys take?
  6. 6th December 1966Convert 2.5 hours into minutes.
  7. 7th December 1966A price of 70 pounds is increased by 20%. What is the new price?
  8. 8th December 1966Multiply 7 by 8.
  9. 9th December 1966A shop has 45 footballs. It receives a delivery of 28 more. How many footballs does the shop have now?
  10. 10th December 1966Write 0.2 as a percentage.
  11. 11th December 1966Share 40 in the ratio 1:4.
  12. 12th December 1966In a row of three houses, the red house is not at either end. The blue house is to the left of the red house. What colour is the middle house?
  13. 13th December 1966A shape is made from two rectangles: one measuring 9 cm by 5 cm and another measuring 4 cm by 5 cm, joined along one 5 cm edge to form a longer rectangle. Find the perimeter of the combined shape.
  14. 14th December 1966Two numbers are in the ratio 7:3 and differ by 20. What is the smaller number?
  15. 15th December 1966Estimate 6,148 - 2,873 by rounding each number to the nearest thousand first.
  16. 16th December 1966Order these decimals from largest to smallest: 0.7, 0.72, 0.702, 0.077.
  17. 17th December 1966Convert 4,500 millilitres to litres.
  18. 18th December 1966Take 27 away from 60.
  19. 19th December 1966Add 38 and 47.
  20. 20th December 1966A television is reduced in a sale to 340 pounds after a 15% discount. Find the original price.
  21. 21st December 1966Calculate the mean of 7, 10, 13, 16 and 19.
  22. 22nd December 1966A factory produces 156 cars per day. How many cars does it produce in a 30-day month?
  23. 23rd December 1966A pictogram shows that each full symbol represents 4 books. The row for Year 5 has 3 full symbols and one half symbol. How many books does Year 5 have?
  24. 24th December 1966Find the next number: 5, 10, 9, 18, 17, 34, ...
  25. 25th December 1966A rectangle has an area of 56 cm^2 and a width of 7cm. Find its length.
  26. 26th December 1966A parking charge is 45p for every 20 minutes. A driver parks for 3 hours. Calculate the total cost using the 20-minute rate, and state whether it would have been cheaper to pay a 3.50 pound flat fee for the day.
  27. 27th December 196645 pencils are shared equally among 7 students, each getting as many whole pencils as possible. How many pencils does each student get, and how many are left over?
  28. 28th December 1966Calculate the time difference between 07:35 and 12:10.
  29. 29th December 1966Shape 1 is a rectangle 6cm wide and 2cm tall. Shape 2 is a rectangle 2cm wide and 3cm tall. Shape 2's marked 2cm edge joins along part of Shape 1's top edge, flush with the right-hand end. What is the combined shape's height at its tallest point?
  30. 30th December 1966Example 1: code 2KL shows a small, black square. Example 2: code 3KL shows a large, black square. Example 3: code 2WL shows a small, white square. Example 4: code 2KS shows a small, black pentagon. What does code 3WS show?
  31. 31st December 1966If the code for LIGHT is NKIJV (each letter moved 2 places forward in the alphabet), what is the code for STONE using the same rule?