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Year 5: Measurement, angles and timetables

Convert units, find area and read times.

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8 original questions with answers and explanations. Convert units, find area and read times.

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  1. Convert 3.4 km to metres.

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    3,400 m

    There are 1,000 metres in a kilometre.

  2. Convert 2,750 ml to litres.

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    2.75 litres

    Divide by 1,000.

  3. A rectangle is 8 cm long and 5 cm wide. Find its area.

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    40 square centimetres

    Multiply 8 by 5.

  4. Find the perimeter of that rectangle.

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    26 cm

    Add 8 + 5 + 8 + 5.

  5. Three adjacent angles form a straight line. Two of them total 125 degrees. Find the third angle.

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    55 degrees

    180 - 125 = 55.

  6. Four angles meet round a point. Three of them total 290 degrees. Find the fourth angle.

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    70 degrees

    360 - 290 = 70.

  7. A train leaves at 14:38 and arrives at 15:17. How long is the journey?

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    39 minutes

    22 minutes to 15:00, then 17 minutes more.

  8. A club starts at 16:20 and lasts 75 minutes. When does it finish?

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    17:35

    One hour brings you to 17:20, then add 15 minutes.

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Department for Education: mathematics programmes of study

Curriculum source checked 2026-09-30.

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