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PetMat · 6th Grade (11-12)
Math practice worksheet — 6th Grade (ages 11-12)
1. Reading Charts & Graphs (Ex. 1)
Data & Statistics
1. A bar chart shows: Apples=12, Bananas=8, Oranges=15, Grapes=5. Which fruit is most popular?
2. A line graph shows temperatures: Mon=12°, Tue=15°, Wed=10°, Thu=18°. Which was coldest?
3. A pie chart has 3 equal sections. What percentage does each section represent?
4. A pie chart section is 90° out of 360°. What fraction is it? 90 ÷ ____ = ¼.
5. A bar chart uses the height of bars to represent data values.
2. Area of Triangles & Parallelograms (Ex. 2)
Measurement
1. Which formula gives the area of a parallelogram?
2. A triangle has area 24 cm² and height 8 cm. What is its base?
3. A parallelogram has area 45 m² and height 9 m. What is its base?
4. A triangle has base 8 cm and area 28 cm². Height = 2 × 28 ÷ 8 = ____ cm.
5. A parallelogram with base 6 cm and height 4 cm has the same area as a rectangle 6 cm × 4 cm.
3. Reflections & Translations (Ex. 2)
Geometry
1. What is a line of reflection also known as?
2. Reflecting (−2, 5) in the y-axis gives…
3. A point at (3, 1) is translated by (−4, 2). The new position is…
4. Reflect (3, −2) in the x-axis. y-coordinate changes sign: −(−2) = ____. New point: (3, 2).
5. After a translation, the shape has the same size and orientation as the original.
4. Mental vs Written Methods (Ex. 3)
Addition & Subtraction
1. A shop has 3,456,890 products. It sells 1,234,567 and receives 987,654 new products. How many are there now?
2. Which two steps require a written method? Step A: 12,000 + 8,000; Step B: 7,456,123 − 3,214,567; Step C: 20,000,000 − 10,000,000; Step D: 9,876,543 + 8,765,432.
3. A fundraiser collected £4,567,890 in year 1, £3,432,110 in year 2. In year 3 they spent £2,000,000. How much remains?
4. Running total subtracting 1,500,000 each time: 9,000,000; 7,500,000; 6,000,000; ___; 3,000,000.
5. Checking an answer using the inverse operation is a good way to verify whether a calculation is correct.
5. Fractions, Decimals & Percentages (Ex. 3)
Decimals & Percentages
1. A bag has 24 red and 16 blue balls. What percentage are red?
2. Which set shows 0.125 correctly?
3. In a class, 3/8 passed a test. What percentage did NOT pass?
4. Mark scored 18 out of 24. As a fraction: 18/24 = 3/4. As a decimal: 0.75. As a percentage: ___.
5. A score of 7/10 is the same as 70%.
6. Improper Fractions & Mixed Numbers (Ex. 1)
Fractions
1. Convert 11/4 to a mixed number.
2. Convert 3 2/5 to an improper fraction.
3. Which improper fraction equals 4 1/3?
4. Convert each to a mixed number: 7/2 = 3½, 9/4 = ___, 11/3 = 3⅔.
5. The improper fraction 15/4 is equal to the mixed number 3 3/4.
7. Substitution into Expressions (Ex. 3)
Algebra
1. Which expression gives the greater value when x = −2: 3x + 10 or x²?
2. Evaluate 4 − 3(x + 2) when x = −1.
3. Find the value of (a − b)² when a = 1 and b = −3.
4. Evaluate −2x² + 5x − 1 when x = −1. x² = 1. −2 × 1 = −2. 5 × (−1) = −5. −2 + (−5) − 1 = ___.
5. The expression (−x)² always gives the same result as x².
8. Ratio Word Problems – Scaling (Ex. 3)
Ratio & Proportion
1. Three friends share a prize in the ratio 1:2:3. The total prize is £120. What is the largest share?
2. A juice drink is made from orange and mango in the ratio 5:3. How many ml of mango is needed for 400 ml of the drink?
3. A model train is built at scale 1:80. The real train is 32 m long. How long is the model in cm?
4. To share 84 in ratio 3:4: Find total parts = 7. Each part = 84 ÷ 7 = 12. First share = 3 × 12 = 36. Second share = ___.
5. When you scale a recipe from 4 servings to 8 servings you double every ingredient.
Math practice worksheet — 6th Grade (ages 11-12)
Answer Key
1. Reading Charts & Graphs (Ex. 1)
2. Area of Triangles & Parallelograms (Ex. 2)
3. Reflections & Translations (Ex. 2)
4. Mental vs Written Methods (Ex. 3)
5. Fractions, Decimals & Percentages (Ex. 3)
6. Improper Fractions & Mixed Numbers (Ex. 1)
7. Substitution into Expressions (Ex. 3)
8. Ratio Word Problems – Scaling (Ex. 3)