10 minutes a sheetMaths A (spare · mixed review)Tue 29 September1 / 4
September, all of it
A little from everything this month. One sheet at a time is fine
Name Date
Question 1 is already done for youWrite 'three hundred twenty million' in digits.
320 | 000 | 000 → 320,000,000
Your turn from here
2Work out 648 ÷ 8 in long division.
3What is one tenth of 7 billion?
Big numbers
4Write 'two billion five hundred and thirty million' in digits.
Cut it into groups first and it will not go wrong.
5Read 4,800,000,000 out loud, in words.
6A trillion is how many times a hundred million?
One place to the left was ten times.
Long division
7Work out 936 ÷ 4 in long division.
8Work out 725 ÷ 6 in long division. Write the remainder too.
9Find □ in □ ÷ 7 = 84
Undoing a division is a multiplication.
Mixed
10Which is bigger, 500 million or 50 million?
11There are 250 sweets, 6 to a bag. How many bags, and how many sweets are left over?
Extra · you may skip thisFind □ in □ x 8 = 512
10 minutes a sheetCostume + corrections (spare)Wed 30 September1 / 4
September's costumes + corrections
Five questions from this month's costumes. All of them are division
Name Date
September's costumesPokémon everyday: electricity geography: population basketball food
One question from each of the five. All of them are division.
1 · From the costumes
1Basketball — 45 people in teams of 7. How many teams, and how many left over?
2Food — 150 biscuits between 8 people. How many each, and how many left?
1 · continued
3Pokémon — 350 cards, 9 to a page. How many pages are needed to fit them all in?
The ones left over still have to go somewhere.
4Everyday life — a month of electricity cost 12,000 yen. Counting the month as 30 days, roughly how much a day?
5Geography — a town of 48,000 people covers 6 km². How many people per km²?
A "per one" question — there is a whole page about these.
2 · September's corrections
6Pick one from the corrections notebook and do it again.
Once you can do it the second time, that question is finished.
3 · Looking at October
7October starts with rounding. Round 387 to the nearest ten.
4 or less rounds down; 5 or more rounds up.
8Round 4926 to the nearest hundred.
Rounding to hundreds means looking at the tens digit.
4 · Checking a division
963 ÷ 4 = 15 remainder 3. Check that this is right, using a multiplication and an addition.
divisor x answer + remainder should come back to the start.
10If □ ÷ 6 = 47 remainder 2, what is □ ?
Use exactly the check from question 9.