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KS2.M-MEAS Measurement: Length, Mass, Capacity, Time and Money

NCETM National Curriculum (2014) Mathematics - KS2 Measurement (Length, Mass, Capacity, Time and Money) · Calculators not allowed · about 70 minutes
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Name: _______________________________    Date: ____ / ____ / ______
Answer ALL questions. Show all your working.
1
Convert between units of length.
(a)Convert 3.5 m to cm.(1)
(b)Convert 2500 mm to m.(1)
2
Convert between units of mass.
(a)Convert 4.2 kg to g.(1)
(b)Convert 750 g to kg.(1)
3
Convert between units of capacity.
(a)Convert 2.75 l to ml.(1)
(b)Convert 340 ml to l.(1)
4
Convert between 12-hour and 24-hour clock times.
(a)Write 7:45 pm as a 24-hour time.(1)
(b)Write 15:20 as a 12-hour time, including am or pm.(1)
5
Amir buys a pencil case costing £3.65 and a notebook costing £2.80. He pays with a £10 note.
(a)How much does Amir spend in total?(1)
(b)How much change does he get from £10?(1)
6
A rectangular football pitch marking is 45 m long and 27 m wide.
(a)Work out the perimeter of the pitch, in metres.(2)
(b)Give the perimeter in km.(1)
7
A parcel has a mass of 1.6 kg. A box has a mass of 950 g.
(a)Work out the total mass of the parcel and the box, giving your answer in kg.(2)
(b)Round your answer to part a to the nearest 100 g.(1)
8
A train leaves the station at 09:47 and arrives at its destination at 12:15.
(a)Work out how long the journey takes.(2)
(b)The train was scheduled to take 2 hours 15 minutes. How many minutes late did it arrive?(1)
9
Grapes cost £1.85 per 500 g. Chidi buys 1.5 kg of grapes.
(a)Work out the total cost of the grapes.(2)
(b)Chidi pays with a £10 note. How much change does he get?(1)
10
A rectangular garden is 8.4 m long and 5 m wide.
(a)Work out the area of the garden.(2)
(b)A path goes around the outside edge of the garden. Work out the perimeter of the garden.(2)
11
Mei runs 2.3 km on Monday and 1750 m on Tuesday.
(a)Work out the total distance she runs over the two days, giving your answer in km.(2)
(b)Give the total distance in metres.(1)
12
Show that 2.5 kilometres is equivalent to 250 000 centimetres.
(2)
13
A recipe for 8 flapjacks needs 150 g of butter, 120 g of oats and 90 g of sugar.
(a)Work out the total mass of ingredients needed to make 8 flapjacks.(1)
(b)Selin wants to make 20 flapjacks instead. Work out the total mass of ingredients she needs, giving your answer in kg.(2)
14
A bus timetable shows buses to town leaving at 08:52, 09:24 and 10:03. Farah arrives at the bus stop at 08:58.
(a)Which bus will she catch?(1)
(b)How long will she have to wait, in minutes?(2)
15
The perimeter of a rectangular field is 156 m. The field is 42 m long.
(a)Work out the width of the field.(3)
(b)Work out the area of the field.(1)
16
A shop sells orange juice in two sizes: a 750 ml bottle for £2.25, and a 1.2 litre bottle for £3.30. Which bottle offers better value for money? You must show your working.
(3)
17
A holiday club charges £18 per weekday attended. Yusuf attends for 3 whole weeks (weekdays only) plus 4 extra weekdays. Work out the total cost.
(3)
18
Fencing costs £12.50 per metre. Yusuf needs to fence three sides of a rectangular garden that is 9 m long and 6 m wide. The fourth side (one of the 9 m sides) is against a wall and does not need fencing.
(a)Work out the total length of fencing needed.(2)
(b)Work out the total cost of the fencing.(2)
19
Three pieces of ribbon have a total length of 4.5 m. The first ribbon is 180 cm long. The second ribbon is 95 cm long. Work out the length of the third ribbon, giving your answer in millimetres.
(3)
20
Mrs Okafor is making lemonade for a school fete. Each jug of lemonade needs 1.8 litres of water and 250 g of sugar. She has 10 litres of water and 1.5 kg of sugar available.
(a)Work out the maximum number of complete jugs she can make using only the water available.(1)
(b)Work out the maximum number of complete jugs she can make using only the sugar available.(1)
(c)How many complete jugs of lemonade can Mrs Okafor actually make, and how much water will be left over?(2)
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