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    Kibeida International Schools-Port Sudan

    For a Better Future


    (January) 2024
    First Term
    Math Exam
    Grade Six

    Name: ______________________________ Date: 18th/01/2024

    Test Exam Total

    20 80 100

    Instructions :
    1. Answer all questions.
    2. No extra paper will be given to you other than what you have.

    3. Read the questions carefully before answering in the spaces given.

    4. Any handwriting that cannot easily be read may lead to loss of marks.

    Best of Luck
    1
    Question ( 1 ) :
    (A) Draw a circle around the letter of the correct answer :
    (1) The rule of the sequence that goes – 4 , –1 , 2 , ….. is
    ( a ) add 4 ( b ) subtract 4 ( c ) add 3 ( d ) subtract 3
    (2) The next two terms of the sequence that goes 5 , –2 , – 9 , ….. are
    (a)3,6 ( b ) –3 , – 6 ( c ) 16 , 23 ( d ) –16 , – 23
    (3) 2 × = 232 , The missing number is
    ( a ) 464 ( b ) 116 ( c ) 114 ( d ) 112
    (4) Johnny has 24 apples, Johnny has 6 more than Jessy, Jessy will have
    ( a ) 18 (b)4 ( c ) 30 ( d ) non of all
    (5) 1km = 1000 m , 50 m = ……. Km ?
    ( a ) 500 ( b ) 50000 ( c ) 0.5 ( d ) 0.05
    (6) Fred’s walk to school is 20 miles. How far is this in kilometers ?
    ( 1 mile = 1.6 km )
    ( a ) 16 ( b ) 160 ( c ) 32 ( d ) 3.2
    (7) How many days in 3 years ?. ( 1 year = 365 days )
    ( a ) 500 ( b ) 50000 ( c ) 0.5 ( d ) 0.05
    (8) Base and Height meet at
    ( a ) 180° ( b ) 90° ( c ) 270° ( d ) 360°
    (9) The shape of the triangle is

    2
    ( a ) 1D ( b ) 2D ( c ) 3D ( d ) 4D

    (B) Make ( ✓ ) or ( x ) :
    (1) The area of any triangle = 2 × base × height (……..)
    (2) The perimeter is the distance around the edge of a shape (……...)

    (3) The area of a square with the side of 10 mm is 100 mm2 (……...)
    (4) The cube is 2D shape (……...)
    (5) The volume of Cuboid = base × height (……...)
    (6) This shape is parallelogram (……...)

    Question ( 2 ) :
    Complete:
    (1) 1 kg = ………. g
    (2) 50 days = ………. hours
    (3) 100 minutes = ………. Seconds
    (4) The sequence starts – 3 , , , ,13
    (5) The sequence starts , , ,–9,1
    (6) The sequence starts 5 , 1 , , ,
    (7) – 19 = 37
    (8) The perimeter of a square with the side of 3 km = ………
    (9) The perimeter of a rectangle that it’s width 3 miles and it’s length 5
    miles = ……….

    (10) A rectangle has an area of 15m2 and length of 5 cm .


    The perimeter of this rectangle = …………
    3
    Question ( 3 ) :
    (A) For the sequence that goes 17 , 9 , 1 , …… Find :
    (1) The next five terms …… , ……. , …….. , ……… , ………
    (2) The rule ……………………….…………
    (3) The 10th ………………………..…………
    (B) You are told that x + y = 7 , and that a and b are whole numbers.
    Find a possible pair of numbers for a and b.
    x = ……….. , y = ………..
    x = ……….. , y = ………...
    x = ……….. , y = ………..
    (C) Jenny has pounds in her purse. Lucy has 5 times more.
    If Lucy has 100 pounds, how many does Jenny have ?
    ………………………..…………………………………..
    …………………………………..…………………………………..
    …………………………………..…….
    (D) A farmer has 6 times more cows than chickens.
    Write a formula in words for working out the number of cows.
    ………..…………………………………..…………………………………..…….
    (E) Consider the following equal-sided shape.
    (1) The shape is called .........................................
    (2) Find the volume of the shape ...........................
    5 cm
    4
    (3) How many faces does the shape have ?....................

    Question ( 4 ) :
    (A) A shop sells bowls and 4 plates for £36.
    If each bowl costs £4, how much does one plate cost ?
    ………………………..…………………………………..
    …………………………………..…………………………………..
    …………………………………..…….
    (B) Below are some number cards.
    A, B and C represent whole numbers.

    B C B A C
    The Sum of these cards is 14.
    If C = 3 , write down a possible pair of values for A and B
    A = ……….. , B = ………..
    A = ……….. , B = ………...
    A = ……….. , B = ………..
    (C) John says, “If I double my age and add two I get the answer 60.
    How old am I?” …………………….………..…………………………………
    (D) The formula for the area of a trapezium is:
    top
    Area = ½ ( top + base ) × height
    Find the area of a trapezium where :
    Height
    5
    The top = 2 cm , the base = 4 cm
    and the height = 3 cm . base
    The area = …............

    Question ( 5 ) :
    (A) For the following shapes. (1) The shape is called ……………….
    -------------------------- (2) Write the formula for the area of
    this shape …………………………..
    7m
    (3) Find the area
    …………………………..
    8m …………………………..
    …………………………..
    (1) The shape is called ……………….
    (2) Write the formula for the area of
    this shape …………………………..
    5 mm
    (3) Find the area
    …………………………..
    12 mm
    …………………………..
    …………………………..
    4 cm 4 cm

    Find the area


    6 cm …………………………..
    …………………………..
    ………………………….…..
    8 cm
    2 cm
    Find the area
    6 …………………………..
    …………………………..
    ………………………….
    6 cm
    3 cm
    7 cm

    Question ( 6 ) :
    (A) Write the name of each shape and then find the perimeter.
    5 cm 6 cm

    3 cm 4 cm 5 cm

    6 cm
    The name …………….. The name …………….. The name ………..
    The perimeter = ……… The perimeter = ……… The perimeter = …

    2 cm

    6 cm The perimeter = ………


    3 cm
    5 cm
    (B) Find the volume of these shapes.

    3 cm

    7 cm
    7
    4 cm

    The volume = …........ The volume = …........


    (C) Convert :
    (1) 3 km into m ……………………..
    1km = 1000 m
    (2) 40 cm into m ……………………
    1m = 100 cm
    (3) 6 cm into mm ……………………
    1cm = 10 mm
    (4) 0.5 m into km ……………………
    1mile = 1.6 km
    (5) 16 km into miles ………………..

    My best wishes T. Hassan

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