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Year 5

Year 5 . Daniel and Rebecca went to visit their local zoo with their Mum and Dad. They had to take 2 trains and a bus to get there. When they arrived they saw that there was a special family ticket costing £30, which allowed 2 adult and 2 children entry.

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Year 5

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  1. Year 5 • Daniel and Rebecca went to visit their local zoo with their Mum and Dad. They had to take 2 trains and a bus to get there. When they arrived they saw that there was a special family ticket costing £30, which allowed 2 adult and 2 children entry. • How much would they save by buying this family ticket if the ordinary entry prices were: • Adults £12 Children £5.50 • Extension: If they took their young cousin next time what would be the total cost of entry?

  2. Year 5 It was Ben’s 8th birthday on the 22nd September. His Dad made him a cake which weighed 3kg. The disaster happened at 12.30 p.m. when the dog ate 1/2 of his cake. At 4.00p.m. Ben and his 4 friends had shared the remains of the cake equally between them. How much of the cake did they get each?

  3. Year 5 Paul bought 40 Christmas cards. He sent ¼ to his family and ¹/3 of the remaining cards to his friends. How many cards did he have left? Express this as a fraction of the original number.

  4. Year 5 • John invited four friends to watch a video. • They decided to order a pizza. • The pizza cost £5.56. • They shared the cost equally. • How much did each child pay?

  5. Year 5 There are 24 pairs of shoes. ¼ of the shoes are red. How many shoes are red? What percentage of the shoes are not red?

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