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          In this block, the pairs of numbers joined together have a difference of 7.
          Join one more pair of numbers which has a difference of 7.

1 mark

 

Q2.          Write in the missing numbers.
(a)     50       –             =    13
1 mark
(b)         –         46       =    29
1 mark

 

Q3.          Roger picked 75 plums from his aunt’s plum tree.
          He gave 25 plums to his aunt, and kept the rest.
          How many plums did Roger keep?
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Q4.          Write in the missing digits.
          
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Q5.          Pam has £1.37

          She wants to buy a box of crayons which cost £2.75.
          How much more money does she need?
 
	£	

1 mark

 

Q6.          There are 45 people on this coach.

          17 people get off.
          How many people are left on the coach?

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Q7.          Put in the missing numbers.
42  –  19  =  
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99  +  101  =  
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Q8.          (a)     Put in the missing numbers.
          54  =    +    +  
1 mark
(b)     Put in the missing signs.
          38    10    28
1 mark

 

Q9.          Write the answer in the box.
              436    –    167    =        
1 mark

 

Q10.          Write the missing number.
          55     +     45     =     120     –     
1 mark

 

Q11.          Write the answer.
          82 – 29

1 mark

 

Q12.          Write the missing numbers.
(a)              5     +          =     75
(b)            49     –          =     9
2 marks

 

Q13.          Write the answers.
(a)     334     +     513     =
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(b)     92       –      26      =
1 mark

 

Q14.          Becky has finished reading the ninth page of her book.
          There are 32 pages in her book.
          How many more pages has she left to read?

1 mark

 

Q15.          Write one of these signs in each empty box. You can use each sign more than once.
+        =        –
15       73        88
73        15       58
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Q16.          Write in the four missing digits.
          Put one digit in each box.
    +  = 198
1 mark

 

Q17.          Write two numbers, each greater than 100, to complete this subtraction.

1 mark

 

Q18.          Draw lines to join the circle to two more number cards which make 150

2 marks

 

Q19.          Calculate   123   −   89

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Q20.          Calculate 309 – 198

1 mark

 

Q21.          Draw lines to join all the pairs of number cards which have a difference of 30
          One has been done for you.

2 marks

 

Q22.          The four sums below can be completed using only the numbers 1 to 8
Use each number once to complete the sums.
One sum has been done for you.

 	1 +	5	+	6	= 12	
 	 	 	 	 	 	
	2 +	 	+	 	= 12	
 	 	 	 	 	 	
 	3 +	 	+	 	= 12	
 	 	 	 	 	 	
 	6 +	 	+	 	= 12	

2 marks

 

Q23.          Calculate 507 – 291

1 mark

Q24.The numbers in the two triangles add up to the number in the square.

Using the same rule, write in the missing numbers.

1 mark

 
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