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How about trying the Nematrian maths quiz for children?

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Are you about 10 to 12 years old? Or do you have a child of this age about to sit a school maths exams. Then how about trying to answer the following questions without using a calculator.

 

If you fill in your answers in the boxes next to each question then you can check them by pressing the button market Press Button to Check Answers You Have Entered. You can create new (randomly chosen) specimen questions (as often as you like) by pressing the button marked Press Button to Create New Questions.

 

N.B. Some of the questions assume that you are British in that they refer to pounds and pence. If there is sufficient interest from outside the UK then we will rewrite these questions to refer to, say dollars and cents or euros and cents depending on the country in which you are based.

 


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(1) Work out 431 x 59





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(2) Work out 968 - 154





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(3) Work out 937 + 495





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(4) Work out 2625 ¸ 35





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(5) State two multiples of 8605 (not itself or zero)





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(6) Work out 12.75 + 22.79





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(7) Work out 630.8 - 24.38





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(8) Work out 65.4 x 2.5





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(9) Find the cost of 57 litres of petrol at 52p per litre





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(10) In a 'third off' a bike is sold for £728. How much would it have sold for before the sale?





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(11) Find the sum of £749 and £394.





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(12) Find the difference between £856 and £448.





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(13) Write £27 to the nearest £5.





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(14) Write 1773mm in metres.





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(15) Calculate how many seconds there are in 5 hours





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(16) Find the mean (average) of 28, 77, 74, 17.





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(17) How much is three-sevenths of 679?





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(18) Find 7% of £7500.





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(19) Find the greatest number of 81p stamps that can be bought for £6.





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