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P2 Maths (Primary 2) Topical Practice Questions & Answers

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All 10 Primary 2 Maths topics

Numbers & Operations

Whole Numbers
Count, read, and write numbers up to 1000 in numerals and words.
Fractions
Understand fraction as part of a whole, where the whole is divided into equal parts.
Mixed Operations
Recall and apply addition and subtraction algorithms for numbers up to 3 digits.

Data & Statistics

Data Analysis (Tables and Graphs)
Read and extract data from a simple table with rows and columns.

Topics

Multiplication and Division
2D Shapes
3D Shapes
Money
Time

Measurement

Length, Mass and Volume

Try 5 Primary 2 Maths practice questions with answers

A large rectangle is formed by joining a square and another rectangle. What type of angles must the large rectangle have?

A. Obtuse angles
B. Acute angles
C. Right angles
D. Straight angles

✅ Answer: C

Both squares and rectangles have right angles. When a square and a rectangle are joined to form a larger rectangle, the resulting shape must also have only right angles. Option B is wrong as squares/rectangles don't have acute angles. Option A is wrong as squares/rectangles don't have obtuse angles. Option D refers to 180° angles, not shape corners.

How many vertices (corners) does a pyramid with a square base have?

A. 5
B. 8
C. 6
D. 4

✅ Answer: A

A square-based pyramid has 4 vertices at its base and 1 vertex at the top (apex), making a total of 5 vertices. Option D is wrong as it only counts the base vertices. Option C is wrong, confusing it with the faces of a cube. Option B is wrong as it is the number of vertices of a cube/cuboid.

There are 24 fruits in a basket. 1/3 are apples and 1/4 are pears. The rest are oranges. How many oranges are there?

A. 10
B. 14
C. 8
D. 6

✅ Answer: A

First, find the number of apples: 1/3 of 24 = 8 apples. Then, find the number of pears: 1/4 of 24 = 6 pears. Total apples and pears are 8 + 6 = 14 fruits. Finally, subtract from the total fruits to find oranges: 24 - 14 = 10 oranges. Option B is the sum of apples and pears. Options C and D are just the number of apples or pears respectively.

Which unit is used to measure how heavy a bag of rice is?

A. kilograms
B. centimetres
C. litres
D. hours

✅ Answer: A

Kilograms (kg) or grams (g) are used to measure mass (how heavy something is). Centimetres measure length, litres measure volume, and hours measure time. Misconception: Confusing units of measurement for different quantities.

There were 350 visitors at the zoo in the morning. In the afternoon, 120 visitors left. How many visitors were left at the zoo?

A. 270
B. 470
C. 130
D. 230

✅ Answer: D

To find how many visitors were left, we subtract 120 from 350, which is 230. Option A is a calculation error, Option B is from adding instead of subtracting, and Option C is from incorrect subtraction of the hundreds digit.

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