Mathematics
Stage 3
Paper 1
2025
40 minutes
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INSTRUCTIONS
• Answer all questions.
• Write your answer to each question in the space provided.
• You should show all your working on the question paper.
• You are not allowed to use a calculator.
INFORMATION
• The total mark for this paper is 30.
• The number of marks for each question or part question is shown in brackets [ ].
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Here is a chart showing types of fruit.
Type of fruit
Tally
Frequency
Complete the frequency column of the chart.
2
Write the correct word to complete the sentence.
The value of 5 in the number 543 is 5
3
[1]
.
[1]
Write eight hundred and nineteen as a number.
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4
Oliver buys 3 identical rolls of wallpaper.
represents the length of a roll of wallpaper.
+
+
=
12 metres
Write the correct number to complete the sentence.
represents
5
metres [1]
Mike has a water bottle with a capacity of 2000 ml.
Write the capacity of his water bottle in litres.
litres [1]
6
Round 162 to the nearest hundred.
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Here is a tile.
The tile shows four different types of 2D shapes.
Mia counts the number of vertices on each of the 2D shapes.
She records the information in a table.
Complete her table.
Some of it has been done for you.
Name of 2D shape
Number of vertices
circle
0
triangle
[2]
8
Here is a rectangle.
7 centimetres
3 centimetres
3 centimetres
7 centimetres
Not drawn to scale
Calculate the perimeter of the rectangle.
centimetres [1]
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9
Gabriella calculates the total mass of five bags of sugar is 10 kg.
2 kg
2 kg
2 kg
2 kg
2 kg
Here is her working.
2 + 2 + 2 + 2 + 2 = 10
Lily says, ‘You can calculate the total more quickly using multiplication’.
Write down a multiplication calculation Gabriella could use.
[1]
10 Draw a ring around all the shapes that have 1 shaded.
4
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11 Work out.
745 − 338
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12 Here is part of a sequence.
The sequence continues in the same way.
Write down the next two terms in the sequence.
545
535
525
515
[1]
13 Jamila buys a box of eggs for $1.20
She uses the exact amount of money to buy the eggs.
Tick () the box to show the money she uses.
a 100 dollar note and a 20 dollar note
a 1 dollar note and two 10 dollar notes
a 1 dollar note and two 10 cents coins
a 1 cent coin and a 20 dollar note
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14 Angelique has 42 sweets.
She eats 5 sweets each day, starting on Monday.
She counts the number of sweets that are left each day.
Tick () the days she has an odd number of sweets left.
The first one has been done for you.
Day
Monday
Odd number of
sweets left

Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
[1]
15 Draw a ring around all the numbers that are multiples of 2
112
121
398
500
889
945
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16 Here is a number fact.
23 × 4 = 92
Draw a ring around the number sentences you can complete using this
number fact.
You do not need to find the missing numbers.
92 ÷
=4
92 × 4 =
4×
= 92
23 + 92 =
[1]
17 Estimate.
27 × 5
Use an arrow ( ↓ ) to show your estimate on the number line.
100
150
200
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18 Here is a list of units of time.
seconds
minutes
hours
days
weeks
years
Choose the most appropriate unit to make each sentence correct.
It takes about 8
to fly from London to New York.
It takes about 2
to brush your teeth.
It takes about 2
for hair to grow half a metre.
[2]
19 Here are some mathematical symbols.
<
>
=
Write a symbol in each box to make each statement correct.
110
101
135
351
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20 Here is a diagram showing the route a fish takes in a pond.
Finish
North
Start
The arrows show the directions of the route.
Complete the directions.
east
5 squares
north
5 squares
squares
squares
squares
squares
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21 Here are some angles.
Draw a ring around the two angles that can be joined to make a straight line.
[1]
22 Here is part of a morning train timetable.
Departure
8.00
8.30
9.00
9.30
Destination
Warsaw
Katowice
Warsaw
Warsaw
Arrival
9.30
11.15
10.30
11.00
Pierre arrives at the station at 8.15 in the morning.
He catches the next train to Warsaw.
Write down the time he arrives in Warsaw.
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23 Here is a drawing of half a square.
Calculate the area of the whole square.
square units [1]
24 Yuri sells
3
of his stamp collection.
4
He has 4 stamps left.
He receives 2 dollars for each stamp he sells.
Calculate the total amount of money he receives.
Show your working.
dollars [2]
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25 Here is a drawing of three identical circles inside a rectangle.
2 centimetres
length of rectangle
The circles touch but do not overlap.
The circles touch the sides of the rectangle.
The centre of one circle is marked.
The distance from the centre to one point on the boundary of the circle is
2 centimetres.
Calculate the length of the rectangle.
centimetres [1]
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26 Rajiv has more than 5 counters.
He shares the counters into equal groups.
Here is a division calculation that represents Rajiv sharing the counters.
÷
=5
Write a number in each box to make the calculation correct.
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