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Practice Your Year 2 Primary School Online Assessment Now

Interactive Practice Quiz to Enhance Learning Skills

Difficulty: Moderate
Questions: 20
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Step into interactive Year 2 primary assessment practice with this engaging online quiz designed for young learners. Ideal for students and educators seeking Year 2 quiz resources, it blends maths and reading challenges into one seamless test. Participants can improve problem-solving, boost reading skills, and gain confidence through instant feedback. Plus, each question is fully editable in our quiz editor for tailored learning experiences. Want more practice? Check out Primary School English Proficiency Quiz or browse other quizzes.

What is 7 + 5?
10
11
13
12
Adding 7 and 5 gives 12 because you combine the two numbers. This tests basic addition within 100.
What is 15 - 8?
9
7
8
6
Subtracting 8 from 15 leaves 7 because you remove eight units from fifteen. This checks basic subtraction skills.
In the sentence "The cat sat on the mat.", which word is the subject?
sat
The
mat
cat
The word "cat" is the subject because it is the person or thing performing the action. Identifying the subject is a key grammar skill.
What is the next number in the sequence: 2, 4, 6, 8, ?
10
11
9
12
This sequence increases by 2 each time, so after 8 comes 10. Recognizing simple number patterns helps with arithmetic skills.
Which unit would you use to measure the length of a pencil?
Grams
Degrees Celsius
Millimeters
Liters
Millimeters are used for small lengths like a pencil. Other units measure mass, volume, or temperature, not length.
What is 45 + 37?
81
72
92
82
Adding 45 and 37 gives 82 because 40+30 is 70 and 5+7 is 12, then 70+12 equals 82. This checks two-digit addition.
What is 90 - 47?
33
53
43
47
Subtracting 47 from 90 gives 43 because you remove 40+7 from 90. It verifies two-digit subtraction with regrouping.
Which of the following sentences is a question?
You like ice cream.
They play soccer on weekends.
Where are you going?
She is reading a book.
A question ends with a question mark and asks something. "Where are you going?" meets both criteria.
Emma has 25 apples and buys 17 more. How many apples does she have now?
42
40
41
43
Emma starts with 25 apples and adds 17, so 25+17 equals 42. This applies addition in a word problem.
Which unit would you use to measure the capacity of a water bottle?
Milliliters
Centimeters
Kilograms
Degrees Celsius
Milliliters measure liquid capacity in bottles. Other units measure length, mass, or temperature.
Find the next number: 5, 10, 15, 20, ?
15
30
25
10
The pattern increases by 5 each time, so after 20 comes 25. Recognizing arithmetic sequences is essential.
What is 100 - 1?
99
89
100
98
Subtracting 1 from 100 leaves 99. This simple subtraction checks place-value understanding.
Who took the red balloon to the park?
No one
The red balloon
The park
Lily
The text says "She took it to the park," and "She" refers to Lily. This tests basic reading comprehension.
In the sentence "The rabbit runs quickly.", which word is the adverb?
quickly
The
runs
rabbit
The word "quickly" describes how the rabbit runs, so it is an adverb. Identifying adverbs is key grammar knowledge.
Tom had 50 marbles and gave 23 to his friend. How many marbles does he have left?
27
30
26
23
Subtracting the 23 given away from 50 leaves 27. This is a subtraction word problem within 100.
What is 68 + 57?
135
125
115
120
68 + 57 equals 125 because 60+50 is 110 and 8+7 is 15, then 110+15 gives 125. This requires carrying over in two-digit addition.
Sarah read 24 pages on Monday and 18 pages on Tuesday. She wants to read a total of 60 pages. How many pages does she still need to read?
17
22
20
18
Sarah has read 24 + 18 = 42 pages. Subtracting from her 60-page goal leaves 18 pages. This multi-step problem combines addition and subtraction.
Which sentence shows correct subject-verb agreement?
The dogs bark loudly.
The dog bark loudly.
The dogs is singing loudly.
The dogs barks loudly.
With a plural subject "dogs," the verb must be "bark." This checks understanding of subject-verb agreement rules.
What is the next number in the sequence: 3, 6, 12, 24, ?
36
48
30
26
Each term doubles the previous one: 3Ã - 2=6, 6Ã - 2=12, 12Ã - 2=24, so next is 24Ã - 2=48. This tests recognizing exponential growth patterns.
How many centimeters are in 1.5 meters?
150
1500
15
105
There are 100 cm in a meter, so 1.5 meters equals 1.5Ã - 100 = 150 cm. This requires unit conversion knowledge.
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Learning Outcomes

  1. Master basic addition and subtraction within 100
  2. Identify key grammar rules for simple sentences
  3. Apply problem-solving strategies to word problems
  4. Demonstrate knowledge of common measurement units
  5. Analyse patterns and sequences in number sets
  6. Evaluate reading comprehension skills with short passages

Cheat Sheet

  1. Master addition & subtraction within 100 - Diving into addition and subtraction within 100 is like a math workout: it builds speed and confidence! Break numbers into tens and ones to tackle problems like 45 + 32 or 78 − 56 effortlessly. With regular practice, these calculations will feel like a breeze. Addition & Subtraction Within 100
  2. Understand place value for two-digit numbers - Place value is the secret code behind every two-digit operation. By adding tens and ones separately - like 30 + 20 and 4 + 8 in 34 + 28 - you'll unlock faster and more accurate results. It's like organizing your numbers before the big math party! Addition and Subtraction Within 100
  3. Regroup (borrow) with confidence - Sometimes subtraction needs a little borrowing magic when the top digit is smaller than the one below. In 52 − 38, borrowing from the tens place transforms your problem into 12 − 8 and 4 − 3, making it simpler to solve. Embrace regrouping as your trusty sidekick in tricky problems! Base Ten Worksheet: Addition & Subtraction Within 100
  4. Spot subjects & predicates in sentences - Every simple sentence is powered by two stars: the subject and the predicate. In "The cat sleeps," "The cat" is the who, and "sleeps" is the action that completes the thought. Spotting these parts helps you craft clear and engaging writing! Sentence Structure Guide
  5. Capitalize like a pro - Capital letters are the VIPs of your sentences - they always grab attention at the start of a sentence or for proper names. Think of "John went to Paris": both John and Paris get a shiny capital letter. Mastering this rule makes your writing look polished and professional! Capital Letters
  6. Solve word problems using keywords - Word problems turn math into real-life adventures, and keywords are your trusty map. Words like "total" point to addition, while "difference" flags subtraction. Identifying these clues means you'll conquer any word problem without getting lost! Addition & Subtraction Word Problems
  7. Measure up with SI units - Knowing metric units is like carrying a universal toolbox - meters, liters, and grams help you measure everything around you. Whether you're measuring a classroom length or weighing ingredients for a recipe, these units make your life easier. Embrace SI units and become a measurement master! SI Units
  8. Crack number patterns - Number sequences are patterns waiting to be discovered by your mathematical detective skills. Spot rules like "add 2 each time" in 2, 4, 6, 8, and predict the next numbers like a pro. Understanding sequences boosts your algebra readiness and your puzzle-solving fun! Sequences and Series
  9. Summarize to supercharge reading comprehension - Summarizing short passages is like telling a mini-story in your own words. After reading, ask "What's the main idea?" and "Which details back it up?" This practice turns reading into an interactive game and sharpens your comprehension skills! Reading Comprehension
  10. Detect main ideas & supporting details - Pinpointing the main idea and supporting details is like being a detective unveiling an author's message. Look for the big point first, then gather clues from the sentences that reinforce it. With this skill, you'll ace essays, tests, and even your own writing! Main Idea and Details
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