Estimate, draw and measure angles
Year 4 (age 8 - 9)

Q5: Place in order of size a set of angles each less than 180 degrees.

Year 5 (age 9 - 10)

Q6: Say whether an angle is acute or obtuse and estimate the size to the nearest 5 degrees.

Measuring angles and length
Key Stage 2 2001 SAT-type question
Years 5 and 6 (age 9-11)

Q9: Measure the angles and the length of each side of a quadrilateral. The worksheet generates six random quadrilaterals..keep clicking the 'change' button until all the quadrilaterals lie within the border and don't overlap.

Q10:Calculate angles on a straight line

Year 6 (age 10 - 11)

Q7: Measure angles to the nearest degree

Year 5 (age 9-10)
The coordinates of three of the vertices of a square or rectangle are given, what are the coordinates of the fourth vertex?

Q11: Positive coordinates

Year 6 (age10-11)

Positive coordinates
Q12: Work out the coordinates of the other corners. The numbers are not shown on the axes.

 

All four quadrants
Q14: Work out the coordinates of the other corners of shapes. The numbers are not shown on the axes.

Q17: Reflect shapes in a vertical or horizontal mirror line
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Q18: Reflect shapes in a diagonal mirror line
No answers

Year 6 (age 10-11)

Q24: Rotate shapes through 90 and 180 degrees

Q26: Rotation problem-solving activity
A square made up of nine smaller squares contains four shapes (the square on the left). The square has been rotated (the square on the right) only one of the shapes is visible. The task is to draw the three missing shapes.