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Year 2 maths multiple choice questions with answers to download as PDF

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These Year 2 maths multiple choice questions cover 11 topics for pupils aged 6-7 (KS1). They also help you prepare for the KS1 SATs (optional).

Pick a topic to answer Year 2 maths multiple choice questions made for ages 6-7. Each set has ten questions, with the right answer explained.

Number – number and place value

1 topic in this strand:

Number – addition and subtraction

1 topic in this strand:

Number – multiplication and division

2 topics in this strand:

Number – fractions

1 topic in this strand:

Measurement

3 topics in this strand:

Geometry – properties of shapes

1 topic in this strand:

Geometry – position and direction

1 topic in this strand:

Statistics

1 topic in this strand:

About Year 2 maths multiple choice questions

In Year 2 maths multiple choice questions, the topics are grouped into 8 strands: Number - number and place value (1), Number - addition and subtraction (1), Number - multiplication and division (2), Number - fractions (1), Measurement (3), Geometry - properties of shapes (1), Geometry - position and direction (1), Statistics (1). First, choose a topic in the list, then open its page. Every topic has a lesson, a worksheet with a separate answer page, multiple choice questions, a quiz, a test and starters. Also, most pages have a PDF, so you can print them for homework or revision.

Finally, when a topic feels easy, move on to the next one, because each topic builds on the one before. Because every topic page links to the others, you can switch from learning to practising in one click. Meanwhile, the sidebar shows the other year groups, so you can go back or move ahead. In addition, the answers always sit on their own page; therefore you can try first and check later.