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Free quantitative reasoning worksheet, grade 4 (ages 9–10, UK Year 5)

10 puzzles on page one, the answers and the rules on page two. Ask your child to say the rule before you check it — that’s the part that sticks.

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Quantitative reasoning worksheet, grade 4 (ages 9–10, UK Year 5)

Name: ____________________

  1. 1.

    7 becomes 15, 19 becomes 27, so 42 becomes ____

    • A15
    • B27
    • C34
    • D49
    • E50
  2. 2.

    28 becomes 33, 43 becomes 48, so 15 becomes ____

    • A10
    • B20
    • C21
    • D33
    • E48
  3. 3.

    6 7 10 15 22 ____

    • A22
    • B23
    • C25
    • D29
    • E31
  4. 4.

    30 becomes 35, 18 becomes 23, so 40 becomes ____

    • A23
    • B35
    • C45
    • D46
    • E47
  5. 5.

    20 28 22 30 24 ____

    • A16
    • B18
    • C24
    • D30
    • E32
  6. 6.

    If 9 − 4 = 5, then 9 − 3 = ____

    • A2
    • B3
    • C4
    • D5
    • E6
  7. 7.

    6 becomes 12, 43 becomes 49, so 42 becomes ____

    • A12
    • B36
    • C46
    • D47
    • E48
  8. 8.

    8 9 12 17 24 ____

    • A25
    • B27
    • C31
    • D33
    • E35
  9. 9.

    If 4 × 4 = 16, then 4 × 7 = ____

    • A13
    • B15
    • C16
    • D17
    • E28
  10. 10.

    If 52 + 6 = 58, then 53 + 6 = ____

    • A56
    • B57
    • C58
    • D59
    • E60

Answers, and the rule behind each one

  1. 1. E — 50. Rule: add the same number each time. 7 plus 8 is 15. 42 plus 8 is 50 — the same rule both times.
  2. 2. B — 20. Rule: add the same number each time. 28 plus 5 is 33. 15 plus 5 is 20 — the same rule both times.
  3. 3. E — 31. Rule: the gap grows each time. The gap between numbers starts at 1 and grows by 2 every step.
  4. 4. C — 45. Rule: add the same number each time. 30 plus 5 is 35. 40 plus 5 is 45 — the same rule both times.
  5. 5. E — 32. Rule: add, then subtract, then add again. The pattern adds 8, then subtracts 6, and repeats.
  6. 6. E — 6. Rule: use the pattern, not just the numbers. 3 is 1 less than 4, and taking away less leaves more, so the answer is 6.
  7. 7. E — 48. Rule: add the same number each time. 6 plus 6 is 12. 42 plus 6 is 48 — the same rule both times.
  8. 8. D — 33. Rule: the gap grows each time. The gap between numbers starts at 1 and grows by 2 every step.
  9. 9. E — 28. Rule: use the pattern, not just the numbers. 4 × 4 is 16, so 4 × 7 is 28.
  10. 10. D — 59. Rule: use the pattern, not just the numbers. 53 is 1 more than 52, so the answer is 59 rather than 58.