Question bank

8 + ? = 10

1. A3
2. B18
3. C2
4. D8

The whole is 10. One part is 6. What is the other part?

1. A5
2. B6
3. C4
4. D16

Ali has 10 cars. 3 are red. The rest are blue. How many are blue?

1. A7
2. B6
3. C13
4. D10

Which sentence is right?

1. Athe cat sat.
2. BThe Cat Sat.
3. CThe cat sat.
4. DThe cat sat

Which word needs a capital letter? my dog is called rex.

1. Adog
2. Brex
3. Cis
4. Dcalled

Where does the full stop go? I ran fast I won

1. AI ran. fast I won.
2. BI. ran fast I won.
3. CI ran fast I won.
4. DI ran fast. I won.

Which one is a material?

1. ACup
2. BChair
3. CSpoon
4. DWood

A window must let you see through it. Which material is best?

1. AWool
2. BBrick
3. CGlass
4. DWood

Which is the best material for a raincoat?

1. AMetal
2. BPlastic
3. CCotton
4. DPaper

What number is shown?

1. A35
2. B53
3. C8
4. D305

What is the value of the 6 in 62?

1. A6
2. B60
3. C600
4. D2

Which is the same as 47?

1. A70 + 4
2. B40 + 70
3. C30 + 17
4. D4 + 7

Yesterday we ___ a song. (sing)

1. Asang
2. Bwill sing
3. Csinged
4. Dsing

Which sentence stays in the past?

1. AI walked home and eat tea.
2. BI walk home and ate tea.
3. CI walked home and ate tea.
4. DI walking home and eating tea.

Last week I ___ to the shop. (hop)

1. Ahop
2. Bhoped
3. Chopt
4. Dhopped

Which one has never been alive?

1. AA seed
2. BA wooden spoon
3. CA stone
4. DA leaf on the ground

Woodlice live under logs. What does the log give them?

1. ANothing, they just got lost
2. BWater to swim in
3. CSunlight to keep warm
4. DDark, damp shelter and food

grass → rabbit → fox. What does the arrow mean?

1. Ais bigger than
2. Bis eaten by
3. Ceats
4. Dlives next to

Which calculation matches the array?

1. A$20 \times 5$
2. B$4 + 5$
3. C$4 \times 4$
4. D$4 \times 5$

$4 \times 8 = 32$. What is $8 \times 4$?

1. A84
2. B32
3. CIt must be worked out again
4. D12

40 eggs are packed in boxes of 8. How many boxes are needed?

1. A48
2. B5
3. C320
4. D32

What does 'reheat' mean?

1. ATo not heat
2. BTo heat wrongly
3. CTo make very hot
4. DTo heat again

Which word means 'to not agree'?

1. Areagree
2. Bdisagree
3. Cmisagree
4. Dunagree

Which is spelled correctly?

1. Amisspell
2. Bmis-spell
3. Cmispell
4. Dmisspel

Which of these is a light source?

1. AThe Moon
2. BA candle flame
3. CA mirror
4. DA shiny coin

You move a toy closer to a torch. What happens to its shadow?

1. AIt gets bigger
2. BIt disappears
3. CIt gets smaller
4. DIt stays the same

In a room with no light at all, why can't you see a red ball?

1. ADark is something that covers the ball
2. BThe ball stops being red
3. CNo light reflects off it into your eyes
4. DYour eyes need time to send out light

Write $1\tfrac{2}{3}$ as an improper fraction.

1. A$\tfrac{3}{3}$
2. B$\tfrac{12}{3}$
3. C$\tfrac{3}{5}$
4. D$\tfrac{5}{3}$

Which number is marked on the number line?

1. A$3\tfrac{1}{4}$
2. B$\tfrac{3}{4}$
3. C$2\tfrac{3}{5}$
4. D$2\tfrac{3}{4}$

Calculate $\tfrac{3}{5} + \tfrac{4}{5}$ as a mixed number.

1. A$1\tfrac{2}{5}$
2. B$1\tfrac{1}{5}$
3. C$\tfrac{7}{10}$
4. D$1\tfrac{7}{5}$

Which shows the bag belonging to one girl?

1. Athe girls bag
2. Bthe girl's' bag
3. Cthe girls' bag
4. Dthe girl's bag

The changing room belongs to all the players. Which is correct?

1. Athe players' changing room
2. Bthe players's changing room
3. Cthe players changing room
4. Dthe player's changing room

Which sentence uses apostrophes correctly?

1. AThe womens coats were on the hooks.
2. BThe women's coats were on the hooks.
3. CThe womens' coats were on the hooks.
4. DThe women's coat's were on the hook's.

Which of these is a liquid at room temperature?

1. AButter
2. BSand
3. CMilk
4. DSteam

Drops form on the outside of a cold can. Where do they come from?

1. AWater vapour in the air condenses on the cold can
2. BThe can is melting
3. CDrink leaks through the metal
4. DThe cold makes water from nothing

A freezer is at −18 °C. A bowl of water is put inside. What happens?

1. ANothing, because 18 is less than 100
2. BIt boils, because 18 is bigger than 0
3. CIt evaporates quickly
4. DIt freezes, because −18 °C is below 0 °C

What number is marked?

1. A0.7
2. B0.07
3. C0.8
4. D7

Which is the largest?

1. A0.405
2. B0.09
3. C0.45
4. D0.5

A ribbon is 0.36 m long. How long are 10 ribbons?

1. A36 m
2. B0.360 m
3. C3.6 m
4. D0.46 m

Which word is the modal verb? 'You should wear a helmet.'

1. Ashould
2. Bwear
3. CYou
4. Dhelmet

Which sentence shows the most certainty?

1. AThe train could arrive at six.
2. BThe train might arrive at six.
3. CThe train will arrive at six.
4. DThe train should arrive at six.

Which word makes this less certain? 'It is ___ going to snow.'

1. Acertainly
2. Bshould
3. Cdefinitely
4. Dperhaps

Why does an apple fall to the ground?

1. AAir pushes it down
2. BIt is heavy, so it wants to fall
3. CGravity pulls it towards the Earth
4. DFriction pulls it off the branch

A flat sheet of paper and a scrunched-up ball of the same paper are dropped. Which lands first?

1. AThe sheet, because it is bigger
2. BThe ball, because it is heavier
3. CThe ball, because it has less air resistance
4. DThey land together, because they weigh the same

You test which shoe sole has most grip by pulling each shoe with a force meter. What must stay the same?

1. AThe reading on the force meter
2. BNothing — just pull hard
3. CThe surface and the mass inside each shoe
4. DThe sole of the shoe

What number comes after 39?

1. A38
2. B310
3. C40
4. D30

What number is the arrow on?

1. A12
2. B3
3. C17
4. D13

Count in fives: 5, 10, ?, 20. What is missing?

1. A25
2. B12
3. C15
4. D11

What is $9 - 4$?

1. A5
2. B6
3. C13
4. D4

What makes this true? $7 = 3 + ?$

1. A3
2. B10
3. C4
4. D7

Sam has 6 apples. He eats 2. Which number sentence fits?

1. A$2 - 6 = 4$
2. B$6 - 4 = 2$
3. C$6 + 2 = 8$
4. D$6 - 2 = 4$

How many sides does a triangle have?

1. A5
2. B3
3. C4
4. D6

A square is turned onto its corner. What shape is it now?

1. AA square
2. BA triangle
3. CA circle
4. DA diamond

Which shape can roll and has no flat face?

1. APyramid
2. BCylinder
3. CCube
4. DSphere

The long hand is on 12. The short hand is on 3. What time is it?

1. Ahalf past 3
2. B12 o'clock
3. C3 o'clock
4. D12 past 3

Jo has a 2p coin and a 5p coin. How much is that?

1. A2p
2. B7p
3. C5p
4. D25p

Pen: 8 cubes long. Pencil: 6 cubes long. How much longer is the pen?

1. A6 cubes
2. B2 cubes
3. C8 cubes
4. D14 cubes

Which word joins? I have a cat and a dog.

1. AI
2. Band
3. Chave
4. Dcat

Which is the best way to join these? I ran. I fell.

1. AI ran. and I fell.
2. BI ran and I fell.
3. Ci ran and i fell.
4. DI ran and. I fell.

Which sentence uses and to join two ideas?

1. AAnd we ate.
2. BWe swam.
3. CWe swam and we ate.
4. DWe and swam ate.

One fox, two ___?

1. Afoxs
2. Bfoxies
3. Cfox
4. Dfoxes

Last week I ___ in the pool.

1. Ajumped
2. Bjumpt
3. Cjumping
4. Djumps

Which word means more than one dish?

1. Adish
2. Bdishes
3. Cdishing
4. Ddishs

Ben was so happy he grinned. What does grinned mean?

1. Asmiled a lot
2. Bcried
3. Cfelt cold
4. Dran fast

Dark clouds came. Mum got the coats. What will happen next?

1. AMum will sleep.
2. BThey will swim.
3. CIt will rain.
4. DIt will be hot.

The cat hid. It was shaking. How did the cat feel?

1. Ahungry
2. Bsleepy
3. Chappy
4. Dscared

Which part of a plant takes in water from soil?

1. Apetals
2. Broots
3. Cleaves
4. Dstem

A tree keeps its leaves all year. What kind of tree is it?

1. Adeciduous
2. Ba flower
3. Ca weed
4. Devergreen

A plant grows very tall. Which part holds it up?

1. Athe soil
2. Bthe stem
3. Cthe seeds
4. Dthe petals

Which animal is a bird?

1. Afrog
2. Brobin
3. Cbee
4. Dbat

A cow eats only plants. Which word tells us what it eats?

1. Acarnivore
2. Bomnivore
3. Creptile
4. Dherbivore

Which part of the body do you use to smell?

1. Anose
2. Btongue
3. Cears
4. Deyes

Which season comes after winter?

1. Asummer
2. Bspring
3. Cwinter
4. Dautumn

In which season are the days longest?

1. Aautumn
2. Bwinter
3. Csummer
4. Dspring

Leaves turn brown and fall off trees. Which season is it?

1. Aspring
2. Bsummer
3. Cautumn
4. Dwinter

What is $8 + 5$?

1. A12
2. B3
3. C85
4. D13

$3 + 4 = 7$. So what is $30 + 40$?

1. A70
2. B3040
3. C7
4. D700

What is $46 + 23$?

1. A96
2. B69
3. C23
4. D59

What is the difference between 9 and 6?

1. A6
2. B9
3. C3
4. D15

Mia has 12 stickers. Leo has 8. How many more does Mia have?

1. A8
2. B3
3. C20
4. D4

What is the quickest way to work out $52 - 48$?

1. AAdd 52 and 48
2. BCount back 48 from 52
3. CCount on from 48 to 52
4. DTake 52 away from 48

There are 3 rows of 5 dots. How many dots?

1. A15
2. B35
3. C8
4. D10

20 sweets go into bags of 5. How many bags?

1. A100
2. B5
3. C15
4. D4

Which story matches $12 \div 2$?

1. A12 cakes shared by 2 people
2. B12 cakes, 2 are eaten
3. C2 cakes shared by 12 people
4. D12 cakes and 2 more

What fraction is shaded?

1. A$\tfrac{3}{4}$
2. B$\tfrac{3}{7}$
3. C$\tfrac{1}{4}$
4. D$\tfrac{4}{3}$

What is $\tfrac{1}{2}$ of 10?

1. A20
2. B2
3. C5
4. D8

A pizza is cut into 4 pieces that are not the same size. Are they quarters?

1. AYes, if 4 people share it
2. BNo, a quarter is 2 pieces
3. CYes, there are 4 pieces
4. DNo, quarters must be equal

How many vertices does a rectangle have?

1. A8
2. B4
3. C0
4. D2

Which shape has 5 straight sides?

1. Apentagon
2. Bhexagon
3. Csquare
4. Doctagon

How many vertices does a circle have?

1. Anone
2. B1
3. Clots
4. D4

Which coins make 50p?

1. A20p, 20p and 10p
2. B10p, 10p and 10p
3. C5p and 10p
4. D20p, 20p and 20p

Long hand on 3. Short hand just past 4. What time is it?

1. Aquarter past 4
2. B4 o'clock
3. Cquarter to 4
4. D3 o'clock

In a pictogram, one circle means 2 children. Dogs has 4 circles. How many children?

1. A2
2. B6
3. C4
4. D8

What kind of sentence is this? Shut the door.

1. Aa statement
2. Ba command
3. Can exclamation
4. Da question

Which sentence has its commas in the right place?

1. AI need eggs, milk and bread.
2. BI need, eggs, milk and bread.
3. CI need eggs, milk, and, bread.
4. DI need eggs milk and bread.

Which one is a question?

1. AFind my hat.
2. BMy hat is red.
3. CWhere is my hat?
4. DWhat a big hat!

Pick the best word. I put on a coat ___ I was cold.

1. Aor
2. Bbut
3. Cif
4. Dbecause

Which is an expanded noun phrase?

1. Athe dog
2. Bbig and fluffy
3. Cthe dog ran
4. Dthe big, fluffy dog

Which is the short way to write do not?

1. Ado'nt
2. Bdon't
3. Cdont
4. Ddoesn't

Kim had a red kite. It flew high. What colour was the kite?

1. Ared
2. Bhigh
3. Cblue
4. DKim

The giant was enormous. He was taller than a house. What does enormous mean?

1. Avery big
2. Bvery small
3. Cangry
4. Dold

Raj yawned and rubbed his eyes. How did Raj feel?

1. Ahungry
2. Btired
3. Csad
4. Dhappy

What does a seed need to start to grow?

1. Aonly soil
2. Bonly light
3. Cwater and warmth
4. Dnothing at all

A plant is kept in a dark cupboard for two weeks. What will happen?

1. AIt turns pale and weak.
2. BIt grows flowers.
3. CNothing changes.
4. DIt grows better.

Bean A gets water. Bean B gets no water. Both are warm. Which one grows?

1. Aneither
2. Bboth the same
3. CBean B
4. DBean A

What is a baby frog called?

1. Aa kitten
2. Ba tadpole
3. Ca chick
4. Da calf

What do all animals need to stay alive?

1. Awater, food and air
2. Bwater, food and toys
3. Ca house and a bed
4. Donly food

Why should we wash our hands before we eat?

1. Aso we grow taller
2. Bto make food taste good
3. Cto wash away germs
4. Dto make them warm

Which one can you change by squashing it?

1. Aa glass cup
2. Ba ball of clay
3. Ca metal spoon
4. Da stone

Why are windows made of glass?

1. AIt is heavy.
2. BIt is soft.
3. CIt bends easily.
4. DWe can see through it.

Ali wants the best material for a hat that keeps rain off. What should he do?

1. APour water on each one and look
2. BAsk what each one is called
3. CPick the most colourful one
4. DPick the one he likes

What is the value of the 4 in 347?

1. A400
2. B4
3. C40
4. D300

Which number is halfway between 300 and 400?

1. A305
2. B340
3. C700
4. D350

100 is shared into 4 equal parts. How much is each part?

1. A40
2. B96
3. C25
4. D4

$7 + 8 = 15$. So what is $70 + 80$?

1. A150
2. B15
3. C7080
4. D1500

What must be added to 64 to make 100?

1. A36
2. B46
3. C164
4. D26

Use columns to work out $352 - 127$.

1. A479
2. B235
3. C25
4. D225

Pens come in packs of 4. Tom buys 8 packs. How many pens?

1. A32
2. B2
3. C12
4. D36

24 children sit in rows of 8. How many rows are there?

1. A16
2. B4
3. C192
4. D3

Cakes cost 5p each. Ali has 40p. How many cakes can he buy?

1. A8
2. B35
3. C45
4. D200

What is $\tfrac{1}{5}$ of 30?

1. A150
2. B6
3. C5
4. D25

What is $\tfrac{2}{7} + \tfrac{3}{7}$?

1. A$\tfrac{5}{7}$
2. B$\tfrac{5}{14}$
3. C$\tfrac{6}{7}$
4. D$\tfrac{1}{7}$

Which is bigger: $\tfrac{1}{3}$ or $\tfrac{1}{5}$ of the same bar?

1. AThey are equal
2. BYou cannot tell
3. C$\tfrac{1}{5}$
4. D$\tfrac{1}{3}$

How many right angles does a square have?

1. A1
2. B0
3. C4
4. D2

Two lines meet at a right angle. What are they called?

1. Aperpendicular
2. Bequal
3. Cparallel
4. Dcurved

A rectangle is 6 cm long and 2 cm wide. What is its perimeter?

1. A12 cm
2. B16 cm
3. C8 cm
4. D14 cm

Which one is correct?

1. Aan banana
2. Ba orange
3. Can orange
4. Da hour

Which word tells us when? We played outside after lunch.

1. Alunch
2. Bplayed
3. Coutside
4. Dafter

Pick the best word: I stayed inside ___ it was raining.

1. Abecause
2. Bbefore
3. Cbut
4. Dso

Which one is punctuated correctly?

1. A“Come here,” said Mum.
2. B“Come here” said Mum.
3. C“Come here, said Mum.”
4. DCome here, “said Mum.”

Which sentence uses the present perfect?

1. AI finished my work.
2. BI have finished my work.
3. CI am finishing my work.
4. DI will finish my work.

Choose the right words: She ___ her keys, so she cannot get in.

1. Ais lost
2. Bhas losed
3. Chave lost
4. Dhas lost

Owls hunt at night. They eat mice and small birds. What do owls eat?

1. Anight
2. Bmice and small birds
3. Cfish
4. Dowls

Bees make honey. They keep it in wax cells. Where do bees keep honey?

1. Ain bees
2. Bin wax cells
3. Cin jars
4. Din flowers

Penguins cannot fly. They swim fast and live in cold places. Which two facts does the text give?

1. AThey swim fast and live in cold places.
2. BThey eat fish and swim.
3. CThey fly and swim.
4. DThey live in hot places.

Which part of a plant makes its food?

1. Athe stem
2. Bthe flower
3. Cthe roots
4. Dthe leaves

Celery is put in blue water. Later its leaves turn blue. What does this show?

1. ALeaves make blue food.
2. BWater travels up the stem.
3. CCelery likes blue.
4. DThe roots are blue.

Why do many flowers have bright petals?

1. ATo soak up water
2. BTo attract insects for pollination
3. CTo scare animals away
4. DTo keep the plant warm

What does a skeleton do?

1. AIt pumps blood.
2. BIt helps us see.
3. CIt supports and protects the body.
4. DIt digests food.

Which nutrient helps muscles grow and repair?

1. Afat
2. Bfibre
3. Csugar
4. Dprotein

How do muscles move bones?

1. AThey make them longer.
2. BThey pull on them.
3. CThey push on them.
4. DThey turn into bone.

How does a fossil form?

1. APeople carve them from rock.
2. BRemains are buried and slowly turn to rock.
3. CThey grow from seeds.
4. DAn animal turns to stone at once.

Which rock lets water soak into it?

1. Agranite
2. Bchalk
3. Cmarble
4. Dslate

What is soil made from?

1. AMelted rock
2. BTiny bits of rock and dead plants and animals
3. COnly sand
4. DOnly water and air

Which object would a magnet pick up?

1. Aa plastic spoon
2. Ba wooden block
3. Can aluminium can
4. Dan iron nail

Two magnets are put with north facing north. What happens?

1. AThey stick, then let go.
2. BNothing happens.
3. CThey push apart.
4. DThey pull together.

Which force only works when two things touch?

1. Aa magnet pulling a pin
2. Bkicking a ball
3. Ca magnet through paper
4. Da magnet pushing a magnet

What is the value of the 6 in 6,215?

1. A6,000
2. B6
3. C60,000
4. D600

The line goes from 3,000 to 4,000. What number is the arrow pointing to?

1. A3,700
2. B3,800
3. C3,007
4. D3,070

A rope is 1,000 m long. It is cut into 4 equal pieces. How long is each piece?

1. A400 m
2. B996 m
3. C25 m
4. D250 m

What is $7 \times 8$?

1. A56
2. B54
3. C15
4. D48

$9 \times 12 = 108$. So what is $108 \div 9$?

1. A12
2. B99
3. C9
4. D117

There are 29 eggs. A box holds 6 eggs. How many boxes can be filled?

1. A174
2. B23
3. C4
4. D5

What is $34 \times 10$?

1. A3,400
2. B304
3. C44
4. D340

$6 \times 7 = 42$. So what is $60 \times 7$?

1. A42
2. B4,200
3. C420
4. D49

£5,600 is shared equally between 100 people. How much does each person get?

1. A£5,500
2. B£5,700
3. C£56
4. D£560

Which number makes this true? $24 \div ? = 8$

1. A32
2. B16
3. C3
4. D192

$7 \times 13 = 70 + ?$

1. A10
2. B13
3. C3
4. D21

A hall has 6 rows of chairs. Each row has 14 chairs. How many chairs are there?

1. A64
2. B84
3. C20
4. D90

What is $\tfrac{3}{5} + \tfrac{4}{5}$?

1. A$\tfrac{7}{10}$
2. B$\tfrac{1}{5}$
3. C$\tfrac{7}{5}$
4. D$\tfrac{12}{5}$

Which number is between 2 and 3 on a number line?

1. A$3\tfrac{1}{2}$
2. B$1\tfrac{3}{4}$
3. C$2\tfrac{1}{4}$
4. D$\tfrac{2}{3}$

A jug holds $2\tfrac{3}{4}$ litres of juice. Sam pours out $\tfrac{1}{4}$ of a litre. How many litres are left?

1. A$1\tfrac{2}{4}$
2. B$3$
3. C$\tfrac{2}{4}$
4. D$2\tfrac{2}{4}$

How many lines of symmetry does a square have?

1. A2
2. B1
3. C4
4. D0

Which shape is a regular polygon?

1. AA long thin rectangle
2. BA square
3. CA right-angled triangle
4. DA circle

A regular hexagon has sides of 5 cm. What is its perimeter?

1. A30 cm
2. B11 cm
3. C5 cm
4. D25 cm

A bar chart scale goes up in 2s: 0, 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12. A bar stops halfway between 10 and 12. What does it show?

1. A22
2. B12
3. C$10\tfrac{1}{2}$
4. D11

A bar chart shows books read. Monday: 12. Tuesday: 8. Wednesday: 15. How many more books were read on Wednesday than Tuesday?

1. A7
2. B23
3. C3
4. D15

A time graph shows a plant's height. At week 2 it is 6 cm. At week 4 it is 10 cm. How much did it grow between week 2 and week 4?

1. A2 cm
2. B16 cm
3. C4 cm
4. D10 cm

Which sentence has the comma in the right place?

1. AAfter, lunch we played chess.
2. BAfter lunch, we played chess.
3. CAfter lunch we, played chess.
4. DAfter lunch we played, chess.

Without a sound, the fox crept away. Which words are the fronted adverbial?

1. Acrept away
2. Bthe whole sentence
3. Cthe fox
4. DWithout a sound

Which fronted adverbial tells us where something happened?

1. AUnder the old bridge,
2. BSlowly,
3. CAs fast as she could,
4. DLater that day,

Which sentence is written in Standard English?

1. AWe be late.
2. BWe was late.
3. CWe were late.
4. DWe is late.

Ben said, 'I done my homework.' Which is the Standard English way to write it?

1. AI have did my homework.
2. BI doed my homework.
3. CMe did my homework.
4. DI did my homework.

Tom and Sam ran home. He was tired. What is the problem with this writing?

1. AYou should never use pronouns.
2. BWe cannot tell who 'he' is.
3. C'He' should be 'him'.
4. D'tired' is the wrong word.

Mia stared at the floor. Her cheeks went red. She did not answer. How does Mia most likely feel?

1. ASleepy
2. BExcited
3. CHot, because she has been running
4. DEmbarrassed

Leo grabbed his coat and ran to the door. 'Is it time yet?' he called, bouncing on his toes. How does Leo feel?

1. ABored
2. BExcited
3. CCold, because he took his coat
4. DSad

Leo grabbed his coat and ran to the door. 'Is it time yet?' he called, bouncing on his toes. Which words best show Leo is excited?

1. Ahe called
2. Bhis coat
3. Cbouncing on his toes
4. Dto the door

A key asks: 'Does it have six legs?' Which animal goes on the 'yes' side?

1. AWorm
2. BAnt
3. CSnail
4. DSpider

Which yes/no question would split a frog from a fish?

1. ADoes it have legs?
2. BDoes it live near water?
3. CIs it nice?
4. DIs it an animal?

A pond is filled in with soil to build houses. What is most likely to happen to the frogs that lived there?

1. ANothing changes for them.
2. BThey change into land animals.
3. CThey lose their home, so they move away or die.
4. DMore frogs come to live there.

Which teeth are best for biting and cutting food?

1. AGums
2. BCanines
3. CMolars
4. DIncisors

You swallow some food. Where does it go straight after your mouth?

1. AThe large intestine
2. BThe oesophagus
3. CThe lungs
4. DThe small intestine

Look at this food chain: grass → rabbit → fox. Which living thing is the predator?

1. ARabbit
2. BAll three
3. CFox
4. DGrass

How is a sound made?

1. ASomething stays very still.
2. BSomething vibrates.
3. CSomething gets hot.
4. DLight shines on it.

How can you make a guitar string play a higher note?

1. AMake the string longer.
2. BPluck it more gently.
3. CMake the string shorter.
4. DPluck it harder.

You walk away from a radio. What happens to the sound you hear?

1. AIts pitch gets higher.
2. BIt stays the same.
3. CIt gets louder.
4. DIt gets quieter.

Which material is an electrical conductor?

1. ACopper
2. BPlastic
3. CWood
4. DRubber

A circuit has a cell, a bulb and a switch. The switch is open. What happens to the bulb?

1. AIt lights up.
2. BIt does not light.
3. COnly half of it lights.
4. DIt gets brighter.

A circuit has a gap in it. Which object would make the bulb light if you put it across the gap?

1. AA metal key
2. BA rubber band
3. CA wooden spoon
4. DA plastic ruler

Ali tests which ball bounces highest. What must he keep the same?

1. AThe type of ball
2. BHow high each ball bounces
3. CNothing at all
4. DThe height he drops each ball from

Ali drops each ball only once. How could he make his results more reliable?

1. ADrop each ball from a different height.
2. BOnly test one ball.
3. CDrop each ball 3 times and compare.
4. DGuess the results.

Results: tennis ball 60 cm, rubber ball 90 cm, foam ball 20 cm. What can Ali conclude?

1. AHeavy balls bounce higher.
2. BThe rubber ball bounced highest.
3. CAll the balls bounced the same.
4. DThe foam ball bounced highest.

1 is split into 5 equal parts. What is each part as a decimal?

1. A0.5
2. B0.05
3. C0.2
4. D5

The line goes from 3 to 4. What number is the arrow pointing to?

1. A3.6
2. B36
3. C3.7
4. D3.06

Which number is between 2.4 and 2.5?

1. A2.54
2. B2.05
3. C2.39
4. D2.45

How many grams are in 3 kg?

1. A300 g
2. B3,000 g
3. C30 g
4. D30,000 g

Which is longer: 1.5 m or 120 cm?

1. AThey are the same.
2. B1.5 m
3. CYou cannot compare them.
4. D120 cm

A bottle holds 2 litres of water. Ana pours out 750 ml. How much water is left?

1. A1,750 ml
2. B1,250 ml
3. C2,750 ml
4. D748 ml

What is $6 \times 0.1$?

1. A0.6
2. B60
3. C0.06
4. D6.1

$7 \times 8 = 56$. So what is $0.7 \times 8$?

1. A56
2. B560
3. C5.6
4. D0.56

A real car is 100 times as long as a toy model. The model is 4.2 cm long. How long is the real car?

1. A420 cm
2. B0.042 cm
3. C42 cm
4. D4,200 cm

Which number is prime?

1. A15
2. B9
3. C1
4. D13

How many factors does 12 have?

1. A12
2. B6
3. C5
4. D4