SATs Quiz

Can you get all 10 of these English and mathematics questions right?

We have gone through some recent past papers on Key Stage 2 tests to pull out five English grammar questions and five mathematics reasoning questions. How many do you know the right answer to?
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Q1. In which sentence is 'plant' a verb?

Q2. The manager of a flower shop orders 4 boxes of red roses. There are 50 roses in each box. The manager makes bunches with 6 roses in each bunch. What is the greatest number of bunches that can be made?

Q3. Which sentence contains a preposition?

Q4. A small box contains 650 grams of cereal. A large box contains 20% more cereal. One portion of cereal is 40 grams. How many full portions are in a large box?

Q5. Which pair of words are antonyms?

Q6. An 850ml bottle of squash makes 17 drinks. How many millilitres of squash are in each drink?

Q7. What is the subordinating conjunction in the following sentence? 'Since it is sunny today, we can play rounders or cricket.'

Q8. You can make green paint by mixing 250ml of blue paint and 1,150ml of yellow paint. Stefan wants to make some of this green paint. He uses 750ml of blue paint. How many millilitres of green paint does he make?

Q9. Which form of the verb 'rehearse' is used in the following sentence? 'The children were rehearsing their lines.'

Q10. Adam has a bag of fruit that weighs 1.25 kilograms. He takes out a banana. Now the bag of fruit weighs 1.1kg. Next, he takes out an orange. Now the bag weighs 920g. In grams, how much more does the orange weigh than the banana?

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