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Year 6 Decimals Topic Test — Answers

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Year 6 Decimals Topic Test — Answers

Part A: Decimal Place Value

1.In 94.67, what is the value of the digit 6?[1 mark]

Answer: 6 tenths (0.6)

2.In 66.41, what is the value of the digit 1?[1 mark]

Answer: 1 hundredths (0.01)

3.In 33.09, what is the value of the digit 9?[1 mark]

Answer: 9 hundredths (0.09)

4.In 2.77, what is the value of the digit 7?[1 mark]

Answer: 7 tenths (0.7)

5.In 6.71, what is the value of the digit 1?[1 mark]

Answer: 1 hundredths (0.01)

6.In 7.92, what is the value of the digit 9?[1 mark]

Answer: 9 tenths (0.9)

7.In 91.89, what is the value of the digit 8?[1 mark]

Answer: 8 tenths (0.8)

8.In 30.78, what is the value of the digit 7?[1 mark]

Answer: 7 tenths (0.7)

Part B: Adding and Subtracting Decimals

9.
60.83
+40.85

Answer: 101.68

  1. Line up the decimal points
  2. 60.83 + 40.85 = 101.68
10.
10.57
+13.92

Answer: 24.49

  1. Line up the decimal points
  2. 10.57 + 13.92 = 24.49
11.
55.00
+21.55

Answer: 76.55

  1. Line up the decimal points
  2. 55.00 + 21.55 = 76.55
12.
32.25
−5.04

Answer: 27.21

  1. Line up the decimal points
  2. 32.25 − 5.04 = 27.21
13.
39.97
−3.35

Answer: 36.62

  1. Line up the decimal points
  2. 39.97 − 3.35 = 36.62
14.
36.23
+22.56

Answer: 58.79

  1. Line up the decimal points
  2. 36.23 + 22.56 = 58.79
15.
15.92
−9.62

Answer: 6.30

  1. Line up the decimal points
  2. 15.92 − 9.62 = 6.30
16.
24.23
−9.04

Answer: 15.19

  1. Line up the decimal points
  2. 24.23 − 9.04 = 15.19
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