KS2 Maths Paper 3: Reasoning (SATs Practice) - Worksheets, Questions and Revision

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SATS.KS2-M3 KS2 Maths Paper 3: Reasoning (SATs Practice)

STA NATIONAL CURRICULUM TESTS STA/KS2/MATHS/REASONING-P3 · Calculators not allowed · about 40 minutes
Total Marks
Name: _______________________________    Date: ____ / ____ / ______
Answer ALL questions. Show all your working.
1
Write down the value of the digit 8 in the number 583 204.
(1)
2
The temperature in Leeds is -6 degrees C. The temperature in Bristol is 9 degrees C warmer than in Leeds.
Work out the temperature in Bristol.
(1)
3
Circle the number below that is a multiple of both 6 and 8.
  • A) 20
  • B) 36
  • C) 48
  • D) 54
4
Round 152 763 to the nearest 1000.
(1)
5
Write 16/24 in its simplest form.
(1)
6
How many lines of symmetry does a regular hexagon have?
(1)
7
150 / ? = 6
Work out the missing number.
(1)
8
Write down how many minutes there are in 2 hours 45 minutes.
(1)
9
Work out 3 + 4 x 5.
(1)
10
Calculate 15% of 180 pounds.
(1)
11
Two angles on a straight line are 97 degrees and y degrees.
Work out the value of y.
Figure (to be drawn): A straight line with two angles marked at a point on it: one angle labelled 97 degrees and the other labelled y degrees.
(1)
12
Work out 5.7 + 2.65.
(1)
13
Which is smaller, 7/10 or 0.68? Write your answer as a decimal.
(1)
14
Work out 342 x 6. Show your method in the box below.
You may get a mark for using a correct method even if your answer is incorrect.
(2)
15
Greenwood Primary School has 315 pupils. 2/7 of the pupils walk to school.
Work out how many pupils walk to school.
You may get a mark for using a correct method even if your answer is incorrect.
(2)
16
A garden is L-shaped, made from a 9 m by 7 m rectangle with a 3 m by 2 m rectangle removed from one corner.
Work out the area of the garden.
You may get a mark for using a correct method even if your answer is incorrect.
Figure (to be drawn): An L-shaped garden formed from a 9 m by 7 m rectangle with a smaller 3 m by 2 m rectangle removed from one corner.
(2)
17
The table shows the rainfall, in mm, in a town over 5 months:
March 58 April 41 May 66 June 34 July 52
Work out the range of the rainfall.
You may get a mark for using a correct method even if your answer is incorrect.
(2)
18
Callum's train leaves the station at 13:48 and arrives at 16:25.
Work out how long the journey takes.
You may get a mark for using a correct method even if your answer is incorrect.
(2)
19
Triangle S has vertices at A(1, 2), B(1, 6) and C(4, 2).
Figure (to be drawn): A coordinate grid (0 to 8 on both axes) with triangle S plotted using vertices A(1, 2), B(1, 6) and C(4, 2).
(a)Write the coordinates of the image of vertex C after a reflection in the y-axis.(1)
(b)Work out the area of triangle S.
You may get a mark for using a correct method even if your answer is incorrect.(2)
20
Solve 3n + 7 = 40 to find the value of n.
You may get a mark for using a correct method even if your answer is incorrect.
(2)
21
Which is greater, 3/8 or 0.4?
Show working to justify your answer.
(2)
22
Priya says: 'If you double the perimeter of a square, you double its area.'
Using an example, show whether Priya is correct.
(2)
23
Mrs Ahmed's school hall has 15 rows of chairs. 6 of the rows have 24 chairs each. The remaining rows each have 3 fewer chairs than these rows.
Work out the total number of chairs in the hall.
You may get marks for using a correct method even if your answer is incorrect.
(3)
Mark scheme · SATS.KS2-M3 KS2 Maths Paper 3: Reasoning (SATs Practice)

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