NAPLAN-style Practice Books

NAPLAN-style practice tests in print, so your child can get familiar with the test format. Every question comes with a worked method.

Year 3 NAPLAN-style Numeracy front cover
Year 3

Year 3 NAPLAN-style Numeracy

5 Full-Length Practice Tests with Detailed Worked Solutions

  • 5 full tests, 36 questions each
  • A worked method for every question
  • Answer key with QR codes to matching online practice
Year 5 NAPLAN-style Numeracy front cover
Year 5

Year 5 NAPLAN-style Numeracy

5 Full-Length Practice Tests with Detailed Worked Solutions

  • 5 full tests, 42 questions each
  • A worked method for every question
  • Answer key with QR codes to matching online practice
Year 7 NAPLAN-style Numeracy front cover
Year 7

Year 7 NAPLAN-style Numeracy

5 Full-Length Practice Tests with Detailed Worked Solutions

  • 5 full tests, 48 questions each
  • Non-calculator and calculator parts in every test
  • A worked method for every question
  • Answer key with QR codes to matching online practice
Year 9 NAPLAN-style Numeracy front cover
Year 9

Year 9 NAPLAN-style Numeracy

5 Full-Length Practice Tests with Detailed Worked Solutions

  • 5 full tests, 48 questions each
  • Non-calculator and calculator parts in every test
  • A worked method for every question
  • Answer key with QR codes to matching online practice

Every question has a worked solution

Inside each test, every single question is paired with a clear, step-by-step worked method and explanations for common mistakes.

Test 1 — Answer Key

    1. 7158 — Made an off-by-one error when adding or subtracting the amounts
    2. 7167 — Carried an extra ten into the tens column when no regrouping was needed
    3. 7157 (correct)
    4. 2629 — Used the wrong operation (such as adding instead of subtracting)

    Method: Add the two amounts together: 2264 + 4893 = 7157.

    1. 3/8
    2. 1/8
    3. 5/8 (correct)
    4. 2/4

    Method: Find a common denominator of 8 to compare: 1/2 = 4/8 and 5/8 = 5/8. Since 5/8 > 4/8, 5/8 is larger than 1/2.

    1. 1432 — Made an off-by-one error when adding or subtracting the amounts
    2. 1431 (correct)
    3. 3431 — Used the wrong operation (such as adding instead of subtracting)
    4. 2431 — Reported the first amount without combining it with the second amount

    Method: Subtract the number picked from the starting amount: 2431 − 1000 = 1431.

Sample interior from the Year 5 practice test book, showing step-by-step methods and answers.