Grade 6 Math practice sheet
BC Curriculum · from Gradelings · Name: ______________________
Question 1
Write in standard form: four million four hundred twenty-nine thousand one hundred eleven.
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4429111
Hint: Work one period (group of three digits) at a time, using zeros as placeholders: millions 4, thousands 429, ones 111.
Question 2
What is 3 × 9?
3 × 9 = ?
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27
Hint: Use tens: 3 × 10 = 30, then take away one 3.
Question 3
Each whole is cut into 5 equal parts. Write the shaded amount as an improper fraction.
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12/5
Hint: Count every shaded part: 2 full wholes are 10 parts, plus 2 more. Put the total over 5.
Question 4
Ravi buys 4 juice boxes at $4.85 each. What is the total cost in dollars?
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19.40
Hint: Multiply the price by 4. It can help to work in cents: 485¢ × 4, then change cents to dollars (100¢ = $1).
Question 5
What percent of the bar is shaded?
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90 %
Hint: The whole bar is 100%. It has 10 equal parts, so each part is 10%. Multiply by the number of shaded parts.
Question 6
Find the pattern rule. What is the output when the input is 10?
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40
Hint: The output goes up by 4 each time, so the rule is 4 × n, plus or minus a fixed number. Check it with n = 1, then use n = 10.
Question 7
Solve for k.
k + 10 = 47
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37
Hint: Undo adding 10: subtract 10 from both sides. k = 47 − 10.
Question 8
A parallelogram has a base of 9 m, slanted sides of 7 m, and a height of 4 m. What is its area?
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36 m²
Hint: Area of a parallelogram = base × perpendicular height. The slanted side is not the height.
Question 9
A triangle has angles of 13°, 44° and 123°. Classify it by its angles.
- obtuse triangle
- right triangle
- acute triangle
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obtuse triangle
Hint: Acute: all angles less than 90°. Right: one angle is exactly 90°. Obtuse: one angle is more than 90°.
Question 10
A fish tank is 40 cm long, 10 cm wide and 25 cm high. 1 cm³ holds 1 mL. How many litres of water does the full tank hold?
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10 L
Hint: Find the volume in cm³, which equals the capacity in mL. Then divide by 1000 to change mL to litres.
Answer key
- 1. 4429111 (Thousandths to Billions)
- 2. 27 (Facts & Factors)
- 3. 12/5 (Mixed Numbers & Ratios)
- 4. 19.40 (Decimal × and ÷)
- 5. 90 % (Percents & Budgets)
- 6. 40 (Patterns & Graphs)
- 7. 37 (Equations)
- 8. 36 m² (Perimeter & Area)
- 9. obtuse triangle (Angles & Triangles)
- 10. 10 L (Volume & Capacity)
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