Assessment

Page 1: Measurement and Fractions

  • Question 1: Measure the length of the pencil in mm (1 mark).

  • Question 2: 3 children received 12 sweets each.

    • Calculation Options:

      • 12 + 3

      • 12 ÷ 3

      • 3 × 12

      • 12 − 3

    • Find the answer and circle the correct calculation (2 marks).

  • Question 3: Shade shapes to show equivalent fractions and write down the equivalent fraction (2 marks).

  • Question 4:

    • a) How much water is in each container? (3 marks)

    • b) Total amount of water calculation.

    • Note: Ajani sharpened off 15mm. Calculate the new length of the pencil.

Page 2: Mass and Comparison

  • Question 5: Determine the mass of each toy (1 mark).

  • Question 6: Compare the toy masses using <, >, or = (2 marks).

Page 3: Arrays

  • Question 7:

    • a) Identify multiplication and division facts from the arrays.

    • b) Compare Array 1 and Array 2: Identify 2 similarities and 2 differences (1 mark + 2 marks).

Page 4: Grouping and Fractions

  • Question 8:

    • a) Total of 48 children in PE. Calculate groups of 8. Explain (1 mark).

    • b) Groups of 4 in Music Room. If there are 8 groups, how many children in total?

  • Question 9: 4 cakes shared equally between 8 children. Calculate cake per child.

  • Question 10:

    • a) Order fractions from smallest to largest.

    • b) Fill in missing fractions on the number line (2 marks + 1 mark).

Page 5: Reasoning with Errors

  • Question 11:

    • a) Determine if Sara is correct.

    • b) Justify your answer.

  • Question 12:

    • a) Circle the odd one out from calculations and justify your choice (1 mark + 2 marks).

  • Question 13:

    • a) Use a ruler to measure the sides of a shape in cm.

    • b) Calculate the perimeter of the shape (2 marks).

Page 6: Shading and Statements

  • Question 14:

    • a) Shade specified part of the given shape.

    • b) Determine how much is shaded.

  • Question 15:

    • a) Assess the truth of each number statement (T/F). (2 marks)

    • b) Identify times table fact used in calculations.

  • Question 16:

    • a) Milkshake calculation: If 8 milkshakes are made from 800ml of milk, how much per milkshake? (2 marks)

    • b) Mass of 5 apples if 1 apple has a mass of 40g.

Page 7: Combinations and Comparison

  • Question 17:

    • a) Charlie's packing combinations. Fill in combinations of T-shirts and shorts (3 marks).

    • b) Write a times table fact for combinations.

  • Question 18: Is Kai's statement correct? Justify your reasoning (1 mark).

  • Question 19: Compare and order given measurements from shortest to longest (1 mark).

  • Total Marks: 36 marks.