MTC REVISION SCIENCE
MTC REVISION SCIENCE
Write the value of the underlined d) Nine thousand, six hundred and seventy
digit: = __________
largest:
b) 92̲3 = __________
Answer:
d) 68̲5 = __________
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2. Write these numbers in words:
5. Fill in the missing numbers:
a) 3,425 = ________________________
a) 3,000 ____ 3,200 3,300
b) 1,308 = ________________________
b) 7,890 ____ ____ 7,920
c) 7,009 = ________________________
c) ____ 4,080 ____ 4,100
d) 4,070 = ________________________
6. Round these numbers to the nearest 10:
3. Write these in numerals:
a) 3,786 = __________
a) Four thousand, two hundred and
b) 2,342 = __________
nineteen = __________
c) 5,049 = __________
b) Eight thousand and five = __________
d) 6,395 = __________
c) Three thousand and thirty-three =
__________
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7. Round these numbers to the nearest 100: What number is:
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3. Write the value of the underlined digit. 2. Order these numbers from SMALLEST to
LARGEST:
a) 2,578 a) 4,321; 4,231; 4,123; 4,312
______, ______, ______, ______
b) 6,143
b) 7,808; 7,880; 7,088; 7,008
______, ______, ______, ______
c) 8,309
3. Order these numbers from LARGEST to
d) 4,992 SMALLEST:
a) 1,999; 2,001; 1,990; 2,010
4. Partition these numbers (Write in ______, ______, ______, ______
Expanded Form):
b) 5,550; 5,505; 5,055; 5,005
a) 3,486 = ______ + ______ + ______ + ___
b) 7,059 = ______ + ______ + ______ + __ ______, ______, ______, ______
c) 1,204 = ______ + ______ + ______ + __ 4. Round these numbers to the nearest 10:
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Place Value Puzzles & Number Lines (Students draw arrows or write numbers
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6. 7,501 - 4,623 = ______
Calculation: ______
7. 1,250 + 3,750 = ______
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8. Temperature: It was 18°C at noon. The 1. Sweets: A box holds 8 rows of sweets.
temperature rose 7°C by 3 pm, then fell Each row has 6 sweets. How many sweets
10°C overnight. What was the temperature are in the box?
the next morning?
Calculation: ______
Calculation: ______
MULTIPLICATION AND DIVISION
2. Pencils: Miss Lee has 72 pencils. She
1. 7 × 8 = ______ shares them equally between 9 children.
How many pencils does each child get?
2. 72 ÷ 9 = ______
Calculation: ______
3. 6 × 12 = ______
4. 45 ÷ 5 = ______
3. Flowers: A florist has 5 bunches of roses.
5. 25 × 4 = ______
Each bunch has 24 roses. How many roses
6. 81 ÷ 3 = ______ are there in total?
7. 143 × 0 = ______ Calculation: ______
8. 64 ÷ 8 = ______
9. 38 × 5 = ______ (Use column method) 4. Sports Day: 108 children are split into
teams of 6. How many teams are there?
Calculation: ______
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7. Missing Number Puzzle: 5. Greater Depth:
(5 × 9) + ______ = 50 A number multiplied by 9 is 108. The same
number divided by 3 is ______.
8. Multi-Step Problem:
1. 6 × 4 = ___
A baker bakes 120 cookies. She packs
them into boxes of 8. How many boxes can 2. 7 × 8 = ___
she fill?
3. 9 × 5 = ___
Calculation: ______
4. 12 × 3 = ___
5. 11 × 6 = ___
9. Reasoning:
6. What is 8 groups of 7?
Tom says, “Dividing a number by 4 is the
same as halving it twice.”
7. If one pen costs £3, how much do 9 pens
Is he correct? Circle: Yes / No
cost?
Explain: _________________________
4. Comparing Fractions
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7. If 56 stickers are placed in 7 albums - Which is greater: or
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equally, how many stickers in each album? 1 1 1
- Order from smallest to largest: , ,
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1. Shading Fractions
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- Shade of the given shape. 1.Writing Decimals
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- Write 0.6 as a fraction.
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- Shade of the circles. - Write as a decimal.
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. 2. Place Value
- What is the value of 4 in 2.43?
3. Equivalent Fractions
1 - Write 3 ones and 5 tenths as a decimal.
- Complete: =
2 4 6
1
of 32 =
4
2. What fraction of the shape is shaded?
(Draw a circle divided into 8 parts with 3
3
shaded) of 20 =
4
2
of 25 =
5
3. Circle the equivalent fractions:
1 4 3 2
, 1
2 3 6 3 7. A bag has 24 sweets. Tom eats of them.
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How many sweets does he eat
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8. Put these fractions in order from smallest 12. Write these decimals in order:
to largest:
0.7, 0.3, 0.9, 0.5
1 3 1
, 13. Complete the number sentence:
2 4 4
0.6 + 0.3 =
2 3
9. Which is greater: 𝑂𝑅
3 5
1 – 0.4 =
3 6
☐ and 3
4 8 = ☐ 0.3 ☐ 0.6 ☐ 0.9
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☐ and 15. A jug holds 1 litre of water. If 0.75 litres
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are poured out, how much is left?
MEASUREMENTS
1. Length: Measure the line below to the
11. Write the decimal for
nearest centimeter. (Include a line drawing
1 approx. 7.4 cm long)
: =
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2. Length Conversion:
7
=
10 a) 5 cm = ______ mm
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= b) 120 cm = ______ m
100
c) 8 m = ______ cm
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3. Mass: Circle the most sensible unit to b) A pencil
measure each item (g or kg):
c) A car
a) A bag of potatoes
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Mass Comparison: Put these masses in order from lightest to heaviest:
450g, 2kg, 800g, 1kg, 350g
6. Capacity Conversion:
a) 3 L = ______ mL
b) 2500 mL = ______ L ______ mL
1. Perimeter: Find the perimeter of this rectangle. (Draw a rectangle labelled: Length = 8
cm, Width = 5 cm)
2. Length Addition: Sarah needs 3m 45cm of ribbon for one project and 2m 80cm for
another. How much ribbon does she need altogether? (Give your answer in m and cm).
3. Mass Problem: A bag of flour weighs 1.5 kg. How many 250g bags of sugar would have the
same mass?
4. Capacity Estimation: Circle the best estimate for the capacity of a large water bottle:
a) 15 mL b) 150 mL c) 1500 mL d) 15 L
5. Time: Write the time shown on this clock: (Draw an analog clock showing 4:50)
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6. Time Duration: A film starts at 3:15 pm and ends at 5:05 pm. How long is the film?
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Perimeter: A square has a perimeter of 36 cm. How long is one side?
2. Length Conversion & Addition: Ben ran 650m in the morning and 1.2km in the afternoon.
How far did he run altogether? (Give your answer in metres).
3. Mass Conversion & Problem: A box of chocolates weighs 1 kg 200 g. After eating some
chocolates, it weighs 850 g. What mass of chocolate was eaten? (Give your answer in grams).
4. Capacity Problem:A jug contains 1.8 L of juice. Sam pours out 4 glasses of 250 mL each.
How much juice is left in the jug? (Give your answer in litres).
5. Time Conversion & Duration:
a) 125 minutes = ______ hours ______ minutes
b) A train journey took 2 hours 45 minutes. It arrived at 11:30 am. What time did it depart?
1. Convert:
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3 m = ___ cm
150 cm = ___ m
2.5 m = ___ cm
2. A ribbon is 2 m long. A piece of 75 cm is cut off. How much ribbon is left?
4. Convert:
2 kg = ___ g
1,500 g = ___ kg
3.75 kg = ___ g
5. A bag of sugar weighs 2.5 kg. A box of flour weighs 1.75 kg. What is the total weight?
6. A watermelon weighs 4 kg. A melon weighs 2 kg less. What does the melon weigh?
7. Convert:
3 litres = ___ ml
750 ml = ___ litres
2.25 litres = ___ ml
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8. A jug holds 1.5 litres of water. You pour out 600 ml. How much is left in the jug?
9. Which container holds more: one with 2.5 litres or one with 2,000 ml?
£5.60 + £1.75 =
14. Emma buys a toy for £4.50 and pays with a £10 note. How much change does she get?
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