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Sixth Class End of Year Maths Assessment
Write in numerals:
Rough Work
1. three hundred and twenty-five thousand, five hundred
and fifty-four
2. six million, seven hundred and twenty thousand, two
hundred and one
Write in words:
3. 726 311
4. 8 257 949
Complete:
34 592 685 941 54 832 9 368 421
5. 6. 7. 8.
+ 98 354 + 328 937 - 28 571 - 918 813
9. Calculate the number which is 2584 less than 20 590.
Answer:
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Sixth Class End of Year Maths Assessment
10. A jeweller sold three expensive pieces of jewellery to
one customer in one day. They cost €10 450, €8995
and €15 550. What was the total cost of the 3 pieces
of jewellery?
Answer:
11. The jeweller decided to offer the customer 10% off
the total cost of the sale. How much did the
customer have to pay?
Answer:
12. A jeweller sold 5 watches. The watches cost €250,
€60, €145, €85 and €110. What was the average
cost of the watches sold?
Answer:
The bar chart below shows the sales in a jewellers in one day. Study the chart
and then answer the questions below.
36
32
28
24
20
16
12
watches earrings necklaces rings bracelets total for
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Sixth Class End of Year Maths Assessment 3
13. Draw a pie chart to represent the information given on the bar chart.
1 mark
14. Which item was the most popular?
15. What fraction of the items sold were rings?
16. What fraction of the items sold were watches?
Calculate:
25 621 351 225 584.5 362.21
17. 18. 19. 20.
× 37 × 53 ×7.7 ×5
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Sixth Class End of Year Maths Assessment 4
Label the circle. 22 1 mark
21.
23
22.
23.
24
24.
25. If the radius of a circle 21
is 4cm, what is the diameter?
Draw a circle with the following:
26. a radius of 2.5cm 27. a diameter of 6cm
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Sixth Class End of Year Maths Assessment 5
28. If the diameter of a circle is 12cm, calculate the
length of the circumference. 1 mark
Calculate.
29. 216 ÷ 9 =
30. 28 924 31. 52 811.2 32. 2.2 68.2
Simplify.
33. 36 = 34. 75 = 35. 400 = 36. 150 =
40 50 1000 1000
37. Charlie spent 31 of his money on a fidget spinner
and 83 of his money on a football. What fraction
of his money did he spend?
38. Brian spent 49 of his money on a fidget spinner.
That cost him €8. How much money had he at first?
39. Lucy had 5 cakes at her birthday party. Each child
got 51 of a cake. How many children were at
her party?
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Sixth Class End of Year Maths Assessment 6
40. There are 35 children in the class. 18 are boys and
17 are girls. What is the ratio of girls to boys? 1 mark
Calculate:
41. €25 463.10 ÷ 7.8 =
42. €35 602.44 × 36 =
43.
Sofa and armchair
cost: €1500 (including VAT)
10% VAT:
Cost without VAT:
44. If €1 is worth £0.95, what would €50 be worth
in pounds (£)?
Calculate the area of the shapes below:
45.
8cm
4cm
46. 3cm
5cm
1cm
4cm
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Sixth Class End of Year Maths Assessment 7
47. If the area of a garden is 354 000cm2, what is the
measurement in m2? 1 mark
48. Find the perimeter of a room with two sides which
are 6.8m and two sides which are 5.5m.
49. Calculate the perimeter of a hexagonal conservatory
whose sides are 5m long.
50. 6th class went on a school trip. They left the school
at 8:50 a.m. They returned at 3:40 p.m. How long
were they away from the school for?
51. During the tour, the children had a break which
lasted for ¾ of an hour. If the break finished at
1:35 p.m., what time did the break begin at?
52. If a car was travelling on the motorway at 120km/h,
how far would the car travel in 3½ hours?
53. What is the average speed per hour of a lorry that
travelled 50km in 20 minutes?
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Sixth Class End of Year Maths Assessment 8
The sheet below shows the transactions in Zoe’s
bank account for the month of March. Her opening 1 mark
balance was €0. Calculate the new balance after each
transaction.
Date Transaction Amount Balance
54. 1st April deposit +€50
55. 10th April withdrawal -€30
56. 15th April withdrawal -€25
57. 24th April deposit +€100
58. 30th April withdrawal -€25
59. An unexpected snowstorm caused temperatures
to drop by 5 degrees. The temperature before the
drop was 2 degrees. What was the temperature
during the snowstorm?
60. Simon jumped into a pool from a diving board. The
height of the diving board was 6 metres. He jumped
to a depth of 3 metres below the water. What
distance did Simon drop?
Find the value of x.
61. 2 × 10 = x × 4 62. 75 = 12 63. x ÷ 4 = 20
50
x= x= x=
Using the facts x = 5 y =12, calculate:
64. x + y = 65. 3x - y =
66. 75
+ 5x = 67. 8 + 13 + 17 × 5 =
50
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Sixth Class End of Year Maths Assessment 9
Name the 2D shapes:
1 mark
69. 70.
Construct:
71. a triangle which has one 90° angle and 2 lines
which are the same length
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Sixth Class End of Year Maths Assessment 10
72. A triangle which has one side measuring 4.5cm, one
side measuring 5cm and angle of 120°. 1 mark
Calculate the volume of the following cuboids:
73. 74.
Length 7cm Length 9cm
Width 10cm Width 3cm
Height 9cm Height 5cm
Volume Volume
75.
Length 6cm
Width 9.5cm
Height 5cm
Volume
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Sixth Class End of Year Maths Assessment 11
Name the 3D shapes:
1 mark
76. 77.
78. A builder puts 5 boxes of cement onto a crane lift.
Each box of cement bricks weighs 225.5kg. Will the
5 boxes exceed the cranes lifting limit of 1000kg
per load?
79. Katie ran 5.5km. Her sister ran 3 times the
distance Katie ran. How far did Katie’s sister run?
80. Which is greater?
3 3 3 3
× or +
4 4 4 4
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Sixth Class End of Year Maths Assessment Answers
Questions Answers Questions Answers
1 325 554 14 earrings
1
2 6 720 201 15 8
seven hundred and twenty-six
3 thousand, three hundred and 16 25%
eleven
eight million, two hundred and 17 947 977
4 fifty-seven thousand, nine
hundred and forty-nine
18 18 614 925
5 132 946
19 4500.65
6 1 014 878
20 1811.05
7 26 261
21 diameter
8 8 449 608
22 centre point
9 18 006
23 radius
10 €34 995
24 circumference
11 €31 495.50
25 8cm
12 €130 a radius of 2.5cm
watches
earrings 26
13
s
r a c elet s
b ce
c kla
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27
38 €18
39 25
40 17:18
a diameter of 6cm 41 €3264.50
42 €1 281 687.84
10% VAT: €150
43
cost without VAT: €1350
44 £47.50
45 32cm2
28 37.68cm
46 35cm2
29 24
47 3540cm2
30 33
48 24.6m
31 15.6
49 30m
32 31
9 50 6 hours 50 minutes
33 10
1 51 ten to one or 12:50 a.m.
34 12
2 52 420km
35
5
3 53 150km
36 20
17 54 +€50
37 24
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55 +€20
56 -€5
71
57 +€95
58 +€70
72
59 -3 degrees
60 9 metres
61 5
62 108
63 80 73 630cm3
64 17 74 135cm3
65 3 75 285cm3
1
66 25 6 76 square-based pyramid
67 106 77 triangular prism
68 5 78 yes
69 pentagon 79 16.5km
3 3
70 hexagon 80 +
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