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Here are the solutions to the problems on the worksheet, broken down by section.
1. Circle the correct verb form:
* I was going to go to the shopping centre later. (Use "was" because "I" is singular).
* We were really excited to go to the zoo. (Use "were" because "We" is plural).
* They were not happy about the new Tesco reward scheme. (Use "were" because "They" is plural).
* Ali did his homework before playing games. (Use "did" for the past tense action).
2. Insert a comma:
* Suddenly, he got up and walked out of the room.
*(We put a comma after introductory words like "Suddenly" to separate them from the main part of the sentence).*
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1. Roman Numerals: XI + XX
* First, turn the letters into numbers:
* $X = 10$, so $XI = 11$.
* $XX = 20$.
* Add them together: $11 + 20 = 31$.
* Turn 31 back into Roman numerals: $XXXI$.
2. Roman Numerals: C - LXVII
* Turn the letters into numbers:
* $C = 100$.
* $L = 50$, $X = 10$, $V = 5$, $I = 1$. So, $LXVII = 67$.
* Subtract: $100 - 67 = 33$.
* Turn 33 back into Roman numerals: $XXXIII$.
3. Division: $125 \div \_\_\_ = 5$
* To find the missing number, divide 125 by 5.
* $125 \div 5 = 25$.
4. Measurement: $14\text{ m} < \_\_\_ \text{ cm}$
* Convert meters to centimeters first ($1\text{ m} = 100\text{ cm}$).
* $14\text{ m} = 1400\text{ cm}$.
* The question asks for a number greater than 1400. Any number higher than 1400 works, but usually, in these tests, they look for the next whole unit or a simple larger number. Let's provide a safe answer like 1401 (or anything larger).
5. Decimals: 3 tenths is equivalent to \_\_\_ hundredths.
* 3 tenths is written as $0.3$.
* To make it hundredths, we add a zero to the end: $0.30$.
* This equals 30 hundredths.
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1. Fortress
* Meaning: A strong building used for defense against enemies.
* Synonyms: Castle, stronghold, citadel.
* Sentence: The soldiers protected the king inside the stone fortress.
2. Implored
* Meaning: Begged someone earnestly or desperately to do something.
* Synonyms: Begged, pleaded, urged.
* Sentence: She implored her brother to help her finish the chores quickly.
3. Vaults
* Meaning: Secure rooms used for storing valuable things (like money) OR arched ceilings/underground storage areas.
* Synonyms: Safes, cellars, crypts.
* Sentence: The bank keeps all the gold bars in the secure vaults underground.
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1. Calculate the perimeter
* Perimeter is the total distance around the outside of the shape.
* We need to find the lengths of the two missing sides (the inner corner lines).
* Vertical missing side: The total height on the right is $25\text{ cm}$. The left side is $8\text{ cm}$. So, the missing vertical part is $25 - 8 = 17\text{ cm}$.
* Horizontal missing side: The top width is $30\text{ cm}$. The bottom-left width is $18\text{ cm}$. So, the missing horizontal part is $30 - 18 = 12\text{ cm}$.
* Now add all the outer edges together:
$30 + 25 + 18 + 17 + 12 + 8 = 110\text{ cm}$.
2. Fraction of the shape shaded
* Count the total number of small squares: There are 4 rows and 6 columns. Total = $24$ squares.
* Count the shaded squares: There are $12$ shaded squares.
* The fraction is $\frac{12}{24}$.
* Simplify the fraction (divide top and bottom by 12): $\frac{1}{2}$.
3. Complete the table
* Row 2 (Number 67):
* $\div 10$: Move decimal one place left $\rightarrow 6.7$
* $\div 100$: Move decimal two places left $\rightarrow 0.67$
* Row 3 (Number 94):
* $\div 10$: Move decimal one place left $\rightarrow 9.4$
* $\div 100$: Move decimal two places left $\rightarrow 0.94$
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Final Answer:
Grammar and Punctuation
1. was, were, were, did
2. Suddenly, he got up...
Arithmetic
1. XXXI
2. XXXIII
3. 25
4. 1401 (or any number > 1400)
5. 30
Vocabulary
* Fortress: Synonym: Castle. Sentence: The knight guarded the fortress.
* Implored: Synonym: Begged. Sentence: He implored them to stop.
* Vaults: Synonym: Safes. Sentence: The jewels are in the vaults.
Reasoning
1. 110 cm
2. 1/2
3. Table values:
* 67 row: 6.7, 0.67
* 94 row: 9.4, 0.94
Grammar and Punctuation
1. Circle the correct verb form:
* I was going to go to the shopping centre later. (Use "was" because "I" is singular).
* We were really excited to go to the zoo. (Use "were" because "We" is plural).
* They were not happy about the new Tesco reward scheme. (Use "were" because "They" is plural).
* Ali did his homework before playing games. (Use "did" for the past tense action).
2. Insert a comma:
* Suddenly, he got up and walked out of the room.
*(We put a comma after introductory words like "Suddenly" to separate them from the main part of the sentence).*
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Arithmetic
1. Roman Numerals: XI + XX
* First, turn the letters into numbers:
* $X = 10$, so $XI = 11$.
* $XX = 20$.
* Add them together: $11 + 20 = 31$.
* Turn 31 back into Roman numerals: $XXXI$.
2. Roman Numerals: C - LXVII
* Turn the letters into numbers:
* $C = 100$.
* $L = 50$, $X = 10$, $V = 5$, $I = 1$. So, $LXVII = 67$.
* Subtract: $100 - 67 = 33$.
* Turn 33 back into Roman numerals: $XXXIII$.
3. Division: $125 \div \_\_\_ = 5$
* To find the missing number, divide 125 by 5.
* $125 \div 5 = 25$.
4. Measurement: $14\text{ m} < \_\_\_ \text{ cm}$
* Convert meters to centimeters first ($1\text{ m} = 100\text{ cm}$).
* $14\text{ m} = 1400\text{ cm}$.
* The question asks for a number greater than 1400. Any number higher than 1400 works, but usually, in these tests, they look for the next whole unit or a simple larger number. Let's provide a safe answer like 1401 (or anything larger).
5. Decimals: 3 tenths is equivalent to \_\_\_ hundredths.
* 3 tenths is written as $0.3$.
* To make it hundredths, we add a zero to the end: $0.30$.
* This equals 30 hundredths.
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Vocabulary
1. Fortress
* Meaning: A strong building used for defense against enemies.
* Synonyms: Castle, stronghold, citadel.
* Sentence: The soldiers protected the king inside the stone fortress.
2. Implored
* Meaning: Begged someone earnestly or desperately to do something.
* Synonyms: Begged, pleaded, urged.
* Sentence: She implored her brother to help her finish the chores quickly.
3. Vaults
* Meaning: Secure rooms used for storing valuable things (like money) OR arched ceilings/underground storage areas.
* Synonyms: Safes, cellars, crypts.
* Sentence: The bank keeps all the gold bars in the secure vaults underground.
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Reasoning
1. Calculate the perimeter
* Perimeter is the total distance around the outside of the shape.
* We need to find the lengths of the two missing sides (the inner corner lines).
* Vertical missing side: The total height on the right is $25\text{ cm}$. The left side is $8\text{ cm}$. So, the missing vertical part is $25 - 8 = 17\text{ cm}$.
* Horizontal missing side: The top width is $30\text{ cm}$. The bottom-left width is $18\text{ cm}$. So, the missing horizontal part is $30 - 18 = 12\text{ cm}$.
* Now add all the outer edges together:
$30 + 25 + 18 + 17 + 12 + 8 = 110\text{ cm}$.
2. Fraction of the shape shaded
* Count the total number of small squares: There are 4 rows and 6 columns. Total = $24$ squares.
* Count the shaded squares: There are $12$ shaded squares.
* The fraction is $\frac{12}{24}$.
* Simplify the fraction (divide top and bottom by 12): $\frac{1}{2}$.
3. Complete the table
* Row 2 (Number 67):
* $\div 10$: Move decimal one place left $\rightarrow 6.7$
* $\div 100$: Move decimal two places left $\rightarrow 0.67$
* Row 3 (Number 94):
* $\div 10$: Move decimal one place left $\rightarrow 9.4$
* $\div 100$: Move decimal two places left $\rightarrow 0.94$
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Final Answer:
Grammar and Punctuation
1. was, were, were, did
2. Suddenly, he got up...
Arithmetic
1. XXXI
2. XXXIII
3. 25
4. 1401 (or any number > 1400)
5. 30
Vocabulary
* Fortress: Synonym: Castle. Sentence: The knight guarded the fortress.
* Implored: Synonym: Begged. Sentence: He implored them to stop.
* Vaults: Synonym: Safes. Sentence: The jewels are in the vaults.
Reasoning
1. 110 cm
2. 1/2
3. Table values:
* 67 row: 6.7, 0.67
* 94 row: 9.4, 0.94
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of year 4 maths revision worksheet.
