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Year 5 Decimals Topic Test — Answers

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Year 5 · Mathematics · Decimals

Year 5 Decimals Topic Test — Answers

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Part A — Decimal Place Value

1.In 64.41, what is the value of the digit 4?[1 mark]

Answer: 4 tenths (0.4)

2.In 34.17, what is the value of the digit 1?[1 mark]

Answer: 1 tenths (0.1)

3.In 74.44, what is the value of the digit 4?[1 mark]

Answer: 4 hundredths (0.04)

4.In 78.55, what is the value of the digit 5?[1 mark]

Answer: 5 hundredths (0.05)

5.9.55 3.1 (write <, > or =)[1 mark]

Answer: >

Line up the decimal points and compare digit by digit from the left.

6.8.18 0.46 (write <, > or =)[1 mark]

Answer: >

Line up the decimal points and compare digit by digit from the left.

7.2.45 1.95 (write <, > or =)[1 mark]

Answer: >

Line up the decimal points and compare digit by digit from the left.

8.6.91 2.56 (write <, > or =)[1 mark]

Answer: >

Line up the decimal points and compare digit by digit from the left.

Part B — Adding and Subtracting Decimals

9.
17.45
+6.17

Answer: 23.62

  1. Line up the decimal points
  2. 17.45 + 6.17 = 23.62
10.
37.50
−4.97

Answer: 32.53

  1. Line up the decimal points
  2. 37.50 − 4.97 = 32.53
11.
16.23
−12.57

Answer: 3.66

  1. Line up the decimal points
  2. 16.23 − 12.57 = 3.66
12.
2.82
+7.85

Answer: 10.67

  1. Line up the decimal points
  2. 2.82 + 7.85 = 10.67
13.
57.10
+31.39

Answer: 88.49

  1. Line up the decimal points
  2. 57.10 + 31.39 = 88.49
14.
43.41
+3.47

Answer: 46.88

  1. Line up the decimal points
  2. 43.41 + 3.47 = 46.88
15.
36.36
+10.16

Answer: 46.52

  1. Line up the decimal points
  2. 36.36 + 10.16 = 46.52
16.
23.99
+36.32

Answer: 60.31

  1. Line up the decimal points
  2. 23.99 + 36.32 = 60.31
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