Year 4

Beginning of year

Paper 2: reasoning

First name

Middle name

Last name

Class

© Oxford University Press 2016. This page can be copied for use in the purchasing school. Page 1 of 18
 1 Complete the table below.

7352 7552

8452 8552

9352 9452

10 352 10 552

2 marks

© Oxford University Press 2016. This page can be copied for use in the purchasing school. Page 2 of 18
 2Ten
Ten
Tai has made a number on a place value chart.
Thousands Thousands
Thousands Hundreds
Thousands Tens TensOnes Ones
Hundreds
Ten Ten Ten
Ten Ten
Thousands Thousands
Thousands
Thousands Hundreds
Ten Thousands Tens
Hundreds
Thousands Ones
TensOnes
Hundreds TensOnes Ones
Thousands
Thousands Thousands
Thousands Hundreds
Hundreds Tens Tens Ones
Thousands Thousands Hundreds Tens Ones

a Fill in the missing numbers to make Tai’s number.

8000 + + 60 +

b Write Tai’s number in words.

c Tai takes two counters away from the hundreds column.

Write in digits the number that Tai’s chart now shows.

3 marks

© Oxford University Press 2016. This page can be copied for use in the purchasing school. Page 3 of 18
 3 The numbers in this sequence increase by the same
amount each time.
Complete the sequence.

   , 41, 47, 53,    , 65, .

1 mark

© Oxford University Press 2016. This page can be copied for use in the purchasing school. Page 4 of 18
 4 A toy car is 23 cm long.

23 cm

What is the total length of 9 toy cars?

Show your working

cm

1 mark

© Oxford University Press 2016. This page can be copied for use in the purchasing school. Page 5 of 18
 5 Circle all of the factors of 10.

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

1 mark

6 Write the three digits to make this addition correct.

5 5 8

+ 2 7

8 3 8 8

2 marks

© Oxford University Press 2016. This page can be copied for use in the purchasing school. Page 6 of 18
 7 Castle A has 705 steps.
Castle B has 620 more steps than Castle A.
How many steps does Castle B have?

Show your working

steps

2 marks

© Oxford University Press 2016. This page can be copied for use in the purchasing school. Page 7 of 18
 8 Class 4H are growing sunflowers.
Peter, Ella and Omar measure their sunflowers.
Peter’s sunflower is 30 cm shorter than Ella’s sunflower.
Omar’s sunflower is 17 cm taller than Peter’s.
Ella’s sunflower is 130 cm.

a How tall is Peter’s sunflower?

cm

b How tall is Omar’s sunflower?

cm

2 marks

© Oxford University Press 2016. This page can be copied for use in the purchasing school. Page 8 of 18
 9 Millie writes:

4818 − 3673 = 1145

Write two different calculations Millie could use to check

she is correct.

+ =

− =

2 marks

10 Write two whole numbers which round to 450

when rounded to the nearest 10.

2 marks

© Oxford University Press 2016. This page can be copied for use in the purchasing school. Page 9 of 18
 11 Multiply 353 by six.

Show your working

1 mark

© Oxford University Press 2016. This page can be copied for use in the purchasing school. Page 10 of 18
 12 6000 people are watching a football match.
3568 of them are adults and the rest are children.
How many children are watching the match?

Show your working

children

2 marks

© Oxford University Press 2016. This page can be copied for use in the purchasing school. Page 11 of 18
 13 Ruby’s mum has saved £100.
She buys a hat for £3·75, and a coat for £36·95.
How much money does she have left?

Show your working

£

2 marks

© Oxford University Press 2016. This page can be copied for use in the purchasing school. Page 12 of 18
 14 Put these numbers in order starting with the smallest.

2110 2200 2101 2112 2012

smallest

2 marks

© Oxford University Press 2016. This page can be copied for use in the purchasing school. Page 13 of 18
 15 A baker sold 476 cupcakes in two days.
He sold 16 more cupcakes on the first day than on
the second day.
How many cupcakes did he sell on the first day?

Show your working

2 marks

© Oxford University Press 2016. This page can be copied for use in the purchasing school. Page 14 of 18
 16 Complete this number sequence:

_______  , 65 123, 75 123, _______  , 95 123, _______

1 mark

17 Complete this table:

Round to the nearest

Number
Ten Hundred

55 100

329 330

762

2 marks

© Oxford University Press 2016. This page can be copied for use in the purchasing school. Page 15 of 18
 18 Write these numbers in the correct place on the diagram.
The first one has been done for you.

2  4  5  8  10

Factors of 8 Factors of 20

2 marks

© Oxford University Press 2016. This page can be copied for use in the purchasing school. Page 16 of 18
 19 Each pupil needs 6 books.
There are 334 pupils in a school.
How many books does the school need?

Show your working

books

1 mark

© Oxford University Press 2016. This page can be copied for use in the purchasing school. Page 17 of 18
 20 Miya used 1024 cm of ribbon to tie up four presents.
She used an equal length on each present.
How much ribbon did she use for each present?

Show your working

cm

2 marks

© Oxford University Press 2016. This page can be copied for use in the purchasing school. Page 18 of 18