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Selective Quiz: Number Sentences & Order of Operations

Maths · Stage 3
Year 5
Lesson Guide
Explanation
This is the test-level quiz for Number Sentences & Order of Operations: fifteen questions in the exact shape of the Selective High School Placement Test — five options, no calculator, and every question two to four steps. The lessons in this chapter taught the ideas; this quiz asks for them the way the test does, with the second step hidden inside the question. Do all fifteen in one sitting, about seventeen minutes if you keep to the test's pace. Nothing is taken off for a wrong answer, so answer every question. Afterwards, name the kind of every miss and go back to that lesson.
Your Turn
Before you start, say the plan once: read the last line first, write each step down, never leave a blank.
Watch Out
The wrong options are the answers you get by stopping one step early. If your answer is there, ask what the question wanted after that step.
📌 Key Points — this lesson in a nutshell
  • 15 questions, about 17 minutes — the real paper's 70 seconds each.
  • Five options A–E, exactly one correct, no penalty — never leave a blank.
  • Every item is two to four steps. The distractors are the answers from stopping early.
  • Afterwards, name the kind of every miss and go back to that lesson in this chapter.
Step 1: Introduction
Step 1 of 1
Selective Quiz · Number Sentences & Order of Operations 15 questions this chapter, at test level about 17 minutes 70 seconds each, like the real paper five options A–E exactly one is right no calculator and no penalty for a wrong answer Open the Quiz: all 15 questions are there, in one run. Every question needs two to four steps — nothing here is a one-liner. Order of operations · the number sentence as an object · unknowns both sides · two unknowns · magic squares and sum sequences.
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