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Year 6 Whole Number Ops Quiz

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Whole-number calculations practice

by Farah Azira
1

What is 567 + 248?

2

Compute 1000 ÷ 25.

3

Which is largest? 7 × 6, 42, 8 × 5, 44 ÷ 2

4

Multiply 123 by 6.

5

Subtract 789 from 1000.

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Order of operations: 2 + 3 × 4

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Find the multiple of 9 nearest to 85.

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What is 7 × 8 + 9?

9

Divide 55 by 6.0 with remainder.

10

Compute 2000 - (150 × 3).

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Addition: 567+248=815. The others misadded or miscounted digits.

Division: 25×40=1000. Other options are multiples of 25 but not equal to 1000.

44 ÷ 2 = 22; others are 42 and 40; 22 is not largest. Trick: compare results.

123×6=738. Other options miscounted digit multiplication.

1000−789=211. Other values add extra 1 or 2 by misplacing digits.

Multiply before add: 3×4=12; 2+12=14.

Multiples of 9 near 85 are 81 and 90; 81 is closer.

7×8=56; then +9 = 65.

55 ÷ 6 = 9 with remainder 1.

150×3=450; 2000−450=1550.

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