Year 5 arithmetic test
Year 5 arithmetic test
30 questions in 25 minutes
30 questions in 25 minutes. Type each answer; fractions like 3/4 or 2 1/2 and decimals both work. New questions every time.
Your result
30 questions in 25 minutes. Questions from the Year 5 curriculum, new every time, with every answer worked out at the end.
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A free Year 5 arithmetic test: 30 new questions in 25 minutes every time, marked as soon as you finish.
Questions people ask
What arithmetic should a Year 5 child know?
Written addition and subtraction of large numbers, short multiplication and division, long multiplication by a 2-digit number, square and cube numbers, and adding fractions with related denominators.
Is there a SATs paper in Year 5?
No. The SATs are in Year 6. This test uses Year 5 content so your child can practise the same kind of questions a year early.
How long should a Year 5 arithmetic test take?
This one gives 25 minutes for 30 questions. The Year 6 paper gives 30 minutes for 40 marks.
Are the questions new each time?
Yes. Every test is made fresh, with the answers worked out exactly.
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What it does
30 questions in 25 minutes from the Year 5 curriculum.
Year 5 arithmetic: written methods, multiplying and dividing by 10, 100 and 1,000, square and cube numbers, decimals and fractions.
Method
- 30 questions in 25 minutes, easier ones first, 1 mark each.
- Each answer is marked exactly: fractions, mixed numbers and decimals all count when the value is right.
- Every wrong answer shows the right one and a line of working.