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    1) The document contains an Australian curriculum mathematics test on prime, composite, square and triangular numbers for year 6 students. It includes questions requiring students to identify prime numbers, composite numbers made of factors, the next square and triangular numbers, properties of square and triangular numbers, and performing calculations with squares. 2) The test contains multiple choice and short answer questions testing basic number and algebra concepts related to factors, primes, squares and triangles. 3) The test provides answers to check student work and categorizes test scores as basic, intermediate or advanced levels.

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    Australian Curriculum Mathematics test

    Year 6 Number and Algebra:


    Prime, Composite, Square and Triangular Numbers

    Dots have been shaded to represent the first 4 square numbers.


    Shade in the dots to represent the next square number and write the number.
    15

    Circle all the prime numbers in these sets.


    1
    2
    3
    4
    5

    2 8 10 16 19 21 27 30

    7 12 15 17 24 31 35 36

    4 9 11 18 25 37 42 49

    3 5 17 20 29 39 48 50

    6 13 21 23 41 42 43 44

    What composite numbers do these pairs of factors compose?


    Shade in the bubble.
    6

    7

    8

    9

    10

    3 and 4

    3 and 8

    4 and 4

    11

    20

    5 and 7

    6 and 4

    35

    12

    10

    12

    14

    18

    24

    28

    1 4

    16

    Which is NOT a square number? Shade in the bubble.


    16

    36

    49

    81

    84

    Dots have been shaded to represent the first 4 triangular numbers.


    Shade in the dots to represent the next triangular number and write the number.
    17

    1 3

    10

    Which is NOT a triangular number? Shade in the bubble.


    16

    12

    45

    55

    65

    18

    32

    21

    28

    35

    1+3=

    3+6=

    45

    Complete.
    19

    24

    48

    6 + 10 =

    What is special about the answer if you add any triangular number to the next
    triangular number after that one?

    What is the square of 3? Shade in the bubble.


    11

    12
    Complete.

    What is the square of 2? Shade in the bubble.


    12

    16

    12

    10

    10

    100

    Year 6 Number & Algebra Achievement Standards Tests 2012 Blake Education

    83+1=

    86+1=

    8 10 + 1 =

    What is the square of 10? Shade in the bubble.


    14

    81+1=

    What is special about the answer if you multiply any triangular number by 8
    and then add 1?

    What is the square of 4? Shade in the bubble.


    13

    20

    Check your score for the test

    1000

    Basic level 1 9

    Intermediate level 10 16

    Advanced level 17 20

    ANSWERS TO
    Australian Curriculum Mathematics test
    Year 6 Number and Algebra:
    Prime, Composite, Square and Triangular Numbers

    Dots have been shaded to represent the first 4 square numbers.


    Shade in the dots to represent the next square number and write the number.
    15

    Circle all the prime numbers in these sets.


    1
    2
    3
    4
    5

    2 8 10 16 19 21 27 30

    7 12 15 17 24 31 35 36

    4 9 11 18 25 37 42 49

    3 5 17 20 29 39 48 50

    6 13 21 23 41 42 43 44

    What composite numbers do these pairs of factors compose?


    Shade in the bubble.
    6

    7

    8

    9

    10

    3 and 4

    3 and 8

    4 and 4

    11

    20

    5 and 7

    6 and 4

    35

    12

    10

    12

    14

    18

    24

    28

    16

    12

    45

    55

    65

    16

    36

    49

    81

    84

    Dots have been shaded to represent the first 4 triangular numbers.


    Shade in the dots to represent the next triangular number and write the number.
    17

    19
    24

    32

    48

    10

    15

    21

    28

    35

    45

    1+3=

    3+6=

    6 + 10 =

    16

    What is special about the answer if you add any triangular number to the next
    triangular number after that one?
    The answer is a square number.
    12
    Complete.

    16

    12

    10

    10

    100

    Year 6 Number & Algebra Achievement Standards Tests 2012 Blake Education

    20

    81+1=

    83+1=

    25

    86+1=

    49

    8 10 + 1 =

    What is special about the answer if you multiply any triangular number by 8
    and then add 1?
    8

    What is the square of 10? Shade in the bubble.


    14

    25

    Complete.

    What is the square of 4? Shade in the bubble.


    13

    16

    Which is NOT a square number? Shade in the bubble.

    18

    What is the square of 2? Shade in the bubble.


    12

    Which is NOT a triangular number? Shade in the bubble.

    What is the square of 3? Shade in the bubble.


    11

    1 4

    The answer is a square number.


    Check your score for the test

    1000

    Basic level 1 9

    Intermediate level 10 16

    Advanced level 17 20

    81

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