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Mathematics : Year 6
Mixed Practice
Name:
Mathematics · Year 6
Date:
25 August 2026
Section A — Warm Up
1.
This flowchart sorts numbers into two groups using one yes/no question. What question belongs in the missing box?
?
Yes
No
5, 25
14, 30, 10, 28
Answer:
2.
Rotate the point (5, 9) by 270° clockwise about the origin. Find its new coordinates.
-10
-10
-8
-8
-6
-6
-4
-4
-2
-2
2
2
4
4
6
6
8
8
10
10
0
P
O
Answer:
3.
A pie chart shows 18 sweets by colour. ⅓ are red. How many are red?
Pie Chart
⅓
Red
40%
Blue
27%
Green
Answer:
4.
A café offers 5 starters and 3 main courses. How many different meal combinations are there?
Answer:
5.
There are 4 pupils with a mean test score of 14 marks. 3 of the values are 13, 16, 15 marks. What is the final value?
Answer:
Section B — Practice
6.
A juice mix uses 8ml apple to 9ml orange. For 80ml apple, how much orange?
Answer:
7.
Facing NE, you turn 45° clockwise. Which direction do you now face?
Answer:
8.
Find: 1.55 × 3.2
Answer:
9.
A jewellery box is 2 cm × 11 cm × 3 cm. Find its surface area in cm².
Answer:
10.
City
Temperature
York
4°C
Bristol
19°C
Birmingham
7°C
Edinburgh
-11°C
Glasgow
12°C
Work out the difference in temperature between York and Edinburgh.
Answer:
Section C — Challenge
11.
A robot on a grid is at position (7, 10). In which quadrant is the robot?
Answer:
12.
Express the ratio 6:1:3 as percentages.
Answer:
13.
A rectangle has width a cm, length 14cm more than the width. Expression for the perimeter?
Answer:
14.
These pairs follow the same rule, but it is not linear — the gaps between the results grow. Find the rule and apply it to the last number.
2 → 10
5 → 31
4 → 22
9 → ?
Answer:
15.
Line A passes through (6, -1) and (8, 2). Line B passes through (-6, 3) and (-4, 2). Are lines A and B perpendicular?
Answer:
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