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New Century School Y4 NCS Open Exam A – Numeracy 1 Year 4 NCS Open Exam A Numeracy Time allowed: 45 minutes
New Century School Y4 NCS Open Exam A – Numeracy 2 1. Sally has filled three drink bo4les. Each one has a capacity of 1L of water. She wants to transfer the water into smaller 750mL bo4les. How many smaller drink bo4les can Sally fill? a) 3 b) 4 c) 5 d) 6 2. At the Year 4 class party, two-thirds of the cupcakes were eaten. These cupcakes were leL over. How many cupcakes were there at the start of the party? a) 9 b) 18 c) 27 d) 36 3. Anna is counPng down by threes, starPng with the number ten. She stops counPng down when she reaches the tenth number. Which number is that? a) 37 b) 25 c) -10 d) -17 4. Year 4 created this pictograph aLer asking each student about their favourite pizza topping. What is the difference between the number of students who like cheese pizza and those who like BBQ chicken pizza? a) 10 b) 9 c) 3 d) None of the above 5. What 3D shape am I? I have two triangles at either end. The rest of my shape is made up of three rectangles. a) Pyramid b) Tetrahedron c) Cuboid d) Triangular prism
New Century School Y4 NCS Open Exam A – Numeracy 3 6. Amy is buying bananas at the supermarket. How many does she have to buy to get as close as possible to 1kg of bananas? a) 4 b) 5 c) 3 d) 2 7. Chad is facing south. He makes a half turn in a clockwise direcPon, then a three-quarter turn in an anPclockwise direcPon. What direcPon is Chad now facing? a) North-east b) South c) East d) North-west 8. Balance the equaPon by filling in the missing number. a) 51 b) 72 c) 89 d) 95 9. Dhruv buys these items at the supermarket. He isn’t sure if he has enough money in his wallet to pay for everything. While waiPng at the checkout, Dhruv rounds the cost of each item to the nearest dollar and then adds the rounded numbers. What is his esPmate of the total cost? a) $14 b) $16 c) $11 d) $13 10. A pack of cards contains 52 cards, arranged if four suits of hearts, diamonds, spades and clubs. Hearts and diamonds are red suits while spades and clubs are black suits. What is the correct order of these chance statements, going from least likely to most likely. a) A, C, D, B b) D, A, C, B c) C, B, D, A d) B, D, C, A