Number 1a: Mastery Questions

Guidance Notes - To answer each question, click on the letter that corresponds to the correct answer. You then need to click the 'Check' button to see if you are correct. If your answer is incorrect, you will be given a hint on how to get the correct answer. You then need to click the 'Try again' button to attempt the question once more.
1. Round 375 to the nearest 10

  A     B     C     D  
374
300
370
380
    

2. Which of these numbers have been incorrectly rounded?

  A  
4279 = 4280 (nearest 10)
  B  
2149 = 2100 (nearest 100)
  C  
6498 = 6400 (nearest 1000)
  D  
9876 = 10000 (nearest 10000)
    

3. A newspaper estimates the crowd at a soccer match as 27000 to the nearest
thousand. Which of these could have been the actual size of the crowd?

A
B
C
D
27545
27448
26449
27996
    

4. Which calculation will give you the closest estimate for 673 + 248?

  A  
700 + 300
  B  
700 + 200
  C  
600 + 200
  D  
1000 + 200
    

5. When estimating the total cost of her shopping, Alice rounds up each price to
the nearest pound above.

Which of these represents Alice's estimate?

  A     B     C     D  
£61
£62
£63
£65
    

6. Estimate 297 × 632

  A  
  B  
  C  
  D  
12000
18000
120000
180000
    

7. Which digit is missing in this calculation?

  A  
  B  
  C     D  
4
5
6
7
    

8. Calculate 4742 - 2286

A
B
C
D
2544
2556
2456
2444
    

9. One hundred times two hundred and twenty two thousand is ...

  A  
  B  
  C  
  D  
222000
2220
2220000
22200000
    

10. Divide five thousand, six hundred and twenty by ten.

  A  
  B  
  C  
  D  
5620
562
56200
526
    

11. What number should go in the box?

  A     B     C     D  
584
24
4
564
    

12. Work out 4284 ÷ 9

  A     B     C     D  
476
486
467
484
    

13. 2638 students travel to a concert by coach.
Each coach holds 54 students.
How many coaches are needed?

  A     B     C     D  
48
49
50
51
    

14. Sarah collected some apples from the orchard.
She put 12 apples in each bag and found that she had 3 apples left over.
How many apples could she have collected?

  A     B     C     D  
50
84
87
95
    

For Questions 15, 16 and 17, you will need to answer them using paper and pencil and then click the 'Check' button to see if you have done them correctly.
15. Find the missing digits in this division sum.

    

16. Altogether Jon, Taro and Amber have 53 soccer magazines.
Jon has twice as many as Taro. Amber has 5 more than Taro.

How many magazines do they each have?     

17. When a 2 digit number is divided by 8, the reminder is 7.
When the same number is divided by 7, the remainder is 3.

What might the number be?     

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