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Maths · Kindergarten–Year 10 11

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Kindergarten Maths · actual question

How many stars are there?

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Kindergarten Maths

Build number sense through counting objects, matching quantities to numerals and comparing more, less and equal groups.

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Math Practice · Year 1 Add Within 10 · actual screen example

Year 1 Maths

Connect counting to addition and subtraction within 20.

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Year 2 Maths · actual question

A square is divided into 4 equal parts. 1 part is shaded. What fraction is shaded?

One whole divided into 4 equal parts; 1 parts are shaded.

Year 2 Maths

Strengthen calculation within 100 and connect skip counting with equal-group multiplication.

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Year 3 Maths · actual question

What is the name of this shape?

A closed shape with 6 straight sides and corners.

Year 3 Maths

Develop multiplication and division fluency alongside three-digit calculation and place value to 1,000.

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Year 4 Maths · actual question

The hands of a clock at 3:00 form what type of angle?

Clock hands measured clockwise from the top: minute hand 0 degrees; hour hand 90 degrees.123456789101112

Year 4 Maths

Extend place value to 10,000 and apply multiplication and division to practical problems.

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Year 5 Maths · actual question

A line graph shows temperature: Mon=22, Tue=25, Wed=19, Thu=27, Fri=24. What was the max temp?

Line chart. Mon: 22; Tue: 25; Wed: 19; Thu: 27; Fri: 24.06.7513.520.252722Mon25Tue19Wed27Thu24Fri

Year 5 Maths

Build confidence with unlike fractions, decimals, percentages and order of operations.

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Year 6 Maths · actual question

Pie chart: 25% Football, 40% Basketball, 20% Tennis, 15% Swimming. Out of 200 students, how many chose Basketball?

Pie chart, percentages. Football: 25; Basketball: 40; Tennis: 20; Swimming: 15.Football: 25%Basketball: 40%Tennis: 20%Swimming: 15%

Year 6 Maths

Bring fractions, decimals, percentages, ratios and rates together in multi-step problems.

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Year 7 Maths · actual question

What is the absolute value of -7?

Year 7 Maths

Build a foundation for secondary maths with integer and fraction operations, ratios, rates and percentages.

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Year 8 Maths · actual question

Simplify: 2³ × 2⁴

Year 8 Maths

Connect algebra with graphs: apply index laws, expand and factorise expressions, solve equations and inequalities, and explore gradient.

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Year 9 Maths · actual question

What is 9^(1/2)?

Year 9 Maths

Deepen algebra through surds, fractional indices, quadratics and simultaneous equations.

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Year 10 Maths · actual question

Is (x−2) a factor of x²−5x+6?

Year 10 Maths

Extend mathematical reasoning through polynomials, functions, logarithms and exponential models.

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