IGCSE Mathematics 0580, topic C1.6
The four operations: past paper questions
56 Cambridge IGCSE Mathematics 0580 questions on The four operations (C1.6) from 30 papers, 2023 to 2026. Open the paper or try a question free.
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- Questions
- 56
- Papers
- 30
- Years
- 2023 to 2026
- Total marks
- 173
- Average per question
- 3.1 marks
- Largest question
- 15 marks
By type: Structured 56
How hard the questions are
- Recall3
- Apply45
- Analyse0
- Not banded8
Derived from the command word Cambridge prints in each question, banded by a fixed table beside the syllabus's own definitions. A question printing no command word is unbanded: unknown, not middling.
Command words
- work outApply32 questions
calculate from given facts, figures or information with or without the use of a calculator
- findApply11 questions
- completeApply4 questions
- write downRecall4 questions
give an answer without significant working
- listRecall3 questions
- writeRecall3 questions
give an answer in a specific form
- calculateApply2 questions
work out from given facts, figures or information
- showApply1 question
Where the questions come from
By year
- 20268
- 202520
- 202414
- 202314
By session
- May/June36
- Oct/Nov20
By paper
- Paper 145
- Paper 311
Questions on this topic
Showing 30 of 56, spread across the years. Open one to write your answer and have it marked.
- Try this questionQuestion 8May/June 2026, paper 11Structured1 mark
In a town, the lowest temperature one night is . The highest temperature the next day is . Calculate the difference between these two temperatures.
- Try this questionQuestion 11Oct/Nov 2025, paper 11Structured2 marks
The temperature at midnight is . The temperature at noon is . Find the difference between these temperatures.
- Try this questionQuestion 23Oct/Nov 2024, paper 11Structured3 marks
Without using a calculator, work out .
- Try this questionQuestion 12Oct/Nov 2023, paper 11Structured3 marks
The table shows some information about Amir’s shopping. Complete the table.
- Try this questionQuestion 17May/June 2026, paper 11Structured3 marks
Work out. Write your answer as a fraction in its simplest form.
- Try this questionQuestion 2Oct/Nov 2025, paper 12Structured2 marks
Tom buys 2 books costing $8.20 each. Work out how much change he receives from $20. Tom buys 2 books costing $8.20 each. Work out how much change he receives from $20.
- Try this questionQuestion 7Oct/Nov 2024, paper 12Structured2 marks
Put one pair of brackets in each calculation to make it correct.
- Try this questionQuestion 6Oct/Nov 2023, paper 12Structured1 mark
Write down the number that is 9 greater than .
- Try this questionQuestion 2May/June 2026, paper 12Structured2 marks
Add 63 and 28.
- Try this questionQuestion 9Oct/Nov 2025, paper 12Structured2 marks
The temperature at midday on Monday is . The temperature at 10 pm on Monday is . Calculate the difference between these two temperatures.
- Try this questionQuestion 11Oct/Nov 2024, paper 12Structured2 marks
The temperature in town is and the temperature in town is . Find the difference in these two temperatures.
- Try this questionQuestion 19Oct/Nov 2023, paper 12Structured3 marks
Without using a calculator, work out .
- Try this questionQuestion 6May/June 2026, paper 12Structured2 marks
Put one pair of brackets into each calculation to make it correct.
- Try this questionQuestion 18Oct/Nov 2025, paper 12Structured3 marks
Work out. Write your answer as a fraction in its simplest form.
- Try this questionQuestion 21Oct/Nov 2024, paper 12Structured3 marks
Without using a calculator, work out .
- Try this questionQuestion 13Oct/Nov 2023, paper 13Structured3 marks
Without using a calculator, work out .
- Try this questionQuestion 1May/June 2026, paper 13Structured1 mark
Write down the number that is 1 more than 4999 499.
- Try this questionQuestion 25Oct/Nov 2025, paper 13Structured3 marks
Work out. Give your answer as a mixed number in its simplest form.
- Try this questionQuestion 3Oct/Nov 2024, paper 13Structured1 mark
A piece of string has length 65.1 cm. The string is cut into 7 equal pieces. Find the length of each piece.
- Try this questionQuestion 1Oct/Nov 2023, paper 31Structured15 marks
Write the number six and a half million in figures.
- Try this questionQuestion 6May/June 2026, paper 13Structured3 marks
A book has 420 pages. Meg reads 14 pages each day. Meg has read of the number of pages so far.
- Try this questionQuestion 2Oct/Nov 2025, paper 31Structured3 marks
Complete this shopping bill.
- Try this questionQuestion 18Oct/Nov 2024, paper 13Structured3 marks
Without using a calculator, work out .
- Try this questionQuestion 3Oct/Nov 2023, paper 31Structured11 marksHas a diagram
The bar chart shows the country in which each of 80 students live. How many of these students live in Brazil?
- Try this questionQuestion 13May/June 2026, paper 31Structured2 marks
Put one pair of brackets into each calculation to make it correct.
- Try this questionQuestion 5Oct/Nov 2025, paper 31Structured5 marks
Find the value of
- Try this questionQuestion 6May/June 2024, paper 11Structured2 marks
Work out.
- Try this questionQuestion 3May/June 2023, paper 11Structured3 marks
Magazines cost $3.40 each. Rosina has $15 to buy as many magazines as possible. Complete the statement.
- Try this questionQuestion 3May/June 2026, paper 32Structured3 marks
A vase costs $5.45 . Tim has $35. Work out the maximum number of vases Tim can buy and the change he receives.
- Try this questionQuestion 14Oct/Nov 2025, paper 33Structured2 marks
Carl packs pens into boxes. Each box holds 68 pens. Carl has 980 pens and 14 boxes.






