A free Year 4 maths test

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Nineteen questions from Learnest's own Stage 2 question bank, pitched for Year 4 and spread across the maths strands. Your child picks an answer for each. Then you see the marks, the usual slip behind each wrong answer and the skills to look at.

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  1. Question 1: Maths

    Round 4429 to the nearest hundred.

  2. Question 2: Maths

    What is 600 - 147?

  3. Question 3: Maths

    153 + □ = 338. What number goes in the box?

  4. Question 4: Maths

    What is 2 × 5 × 5?

  5. Question 5: Maths

    27 children go on a trip. Each car holds 7 children. How many cars are needed?

  6. Question 6: Maths

    □ x 7 = 12 + 16. What number goes in the box?

  7. Question 7: Maths

    In a pattern the 7th number is 42 and each step adds 6. What is the 11th number?

  8. Question 8: Maths
    4 out of 6 parts shaded

    4⁄6 is how many sixths more than 1⁄2?

  9. Question 9: Maths

    Which is the largest: 0.07, 0.39, 0.4 or 0.47?

  10. Question 10: Maths

    4 pieces of 29 cm are cut from a 3 metre rope. How many centimetres are left?

  11. Question 11: Maths
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    It is 36 cm all the way around a square card. How long is each side in centimetres?

  12. Question 12: Maths

    A jug holds 500 mL of water. How many more millilitres would fill 2 litres?

  13. Question 13: Maths
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    A show starts at 3:05 pm. What time is 40 minutes before that?

  14. Question 14: Maths

    A squad trains from 4:40 pm for 50 minutes. When is it over?

  15. Question 15: Maths

    A pointer faces west and makes a quarter turn anticlockwise. Which way does it face now?

  16. Question 16: Maths

    The hands of a clock at 5 o'clock make an angle. What kind of angle is it?

  17. Question 17: Maths
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    How many squares sit on the outside edge of a grid 7 across and 9 down?

  18. Question 18: Maths
    NameStickersearnedOmar25Kai5Nadia22Zara4

    How many stickers did the four friends earn altogether?

  19. Question 19: Maths
    Squares tall, 1 square = 10 votes02468A2B2C6D7

    The four columns are 2, 2, 6, 7 squares tall. One square means 10 votes. How many votes altogether?

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