2011 p4 Maths 2540

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PRIMARY 4
MATHEMATICS
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Class Primary 4
Section A
Questions 1 to 14 cany 2 marks each.
For each question, four options are given. One of them is the correct answer. Make
your choice (1, 2, 3 or 4). Shade the oval (1, 2, 3 or 4) on the Optical Answer Sheet
with a 28 pencil. (28 marks)
1 In 31 506, what does the digit '13 stand for?
(1) 10 000
(2) 1000
(3) 100
(4) 10
2 How many hundreds are there in 52 300?
(5) 5230
(6) 523
(7) 3
(4) 23
3 What is seventy thousand and eighteen in numerals?
(1) 7008
(2) 7018
(3) 70 080
(4) 70 018
4 Which of the following when rounded off to the nearest hundred is 1300?
(5) 1248
(6) 1276
(7) 1350
(8) 1393


8 When a number is divided by 9, it has a quotient of 347 and a remainder of

3. Find the number.
(1) 3120
(2) 3123
(3) 3126
(4) 3150
9 Find the sum of the seventh multiple of 6 and the fifth multiple .of 9.
(5) 42
(6) 45
(7) 54
(1) . 87
OA C70
10 .
1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th fith 7111 8 th
If this pattern continues, what will the 18th shape be?

11 What is the product of 48 and

237?
(1) 2844
(2) 9926
(3) 10 276
(4) 11 376
12 87 x 52 is the same as 87 x
50 +
(1) 1 x 52
(2) 2 x 52
(3) 1 x 87
(4) 2 x 87
13 The figure shown is made up of equal-sized

triangles. How many more triangles must be
shaded so that 5 of the figure will be shaded?
14 There are 40 children in a class. If 3 of the children are boys, how

many girls are there in the class?
(1) 11
(2) 16
(3) 24
(4) 37

4
Section B
Questions 15 to 34 carry 2 marks each. Write your answers in the spaces provided.
For questions which require units, give your answers in the units stated.
(40 marks)
15 What is 10 000 less than 99 014?
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16 Form the biggest even number with all the given digits:
2 1 7 4 9
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17 Write 45 619 in vvords_
Ans:____________________________________________________
18 N is a number on the given number line. What is the value of N?

1700 1800 1900
4_______
1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1
Ans:

5
19 Shade circles to show that 5

of the set is
shaded.
m 000
m 0000
m 0000
m 0000
20 Express 40 as a mixed number in its simplest form.
6
Ans:
21 3 + 2 + 5 =___________. Give your answer in the simplest form.

3 6
Ans:
6 ,
22 What - of D3 ?
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6
23 Arrange-thelollowing fractions from. the smallest to the greatest..
3 5 1
4 8 ' 2
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24 A whole number is 150 when rounded off to the nearest ten. What is the
biggest possible value of the number?
Ans:_________________
25 1
am an odd 5-digit whole number made up. of different digits-
The digit in the ones place is 9. MY ten thousands digit is 4 less than the ones digit.
My thousands digit is 4 times the hundreds digit. My hundreds digit is twice the
tens digit. What number am I?
Ans:
z
7
26 Write down one common factor of 12, 36 and 54 which is not a multiple of 2.
Ans: _________________
27_ Three similar books cost as much as four similar pens. If the throe. books cost $60,
find the cost of 'I pen.
Ans: $________________
28 A shopkeeper wants to pack greeting cards into boxes of 9 cards each. If he has
cards, how many such boxes of 9 cards can he pack?
Ans:

8
29 The sum of-lwo nurribets is 510. If-the-bigger number's 5 times the smaller number,
what is thevnallet number?
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30 There are 126 rows of seats in a movie theatre_ Each row has 75 seats. 232 seats
are not occupied. How.many seats are occupied?
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31 Mrs Toh had4 red pen and bluestens at ttiatery she bo:ught.3 blue pens.
In the end, what fraction of her pens were blue ones? SfOte your answer in the
simplest form.

9 Z6
324 boys and 5 girls are folding paper stars. The 4 boys fold as many paper
stars as
the 5 girls. If they fold a total of 2000 paper stars, how many paper-
stars does'each boy fold?
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33 3 of the children in the Art Club are girls and the rest are boys. If there are
30 girls in
the club, how many boys are there in the club?
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34- - JaniCe'-ageis a multiple of 7..Next year, her age will be a Muftiple of 4. If

Janice is
less thari-40 yeard Old, hoW 'bid is she how?
Ans:___________years old
10 V.
Section C
Questions 35 to 38 carry :3 marks each. Questions 39 to 43 carry 4. marks each.
Show your working clearly in the space provided below each question and write your
answers in the spaces provided. (32 marks)
35 VJia Jia has 4 times as many stamps as Ryan. If Jia Jia has 705 more stamps than
Ryan, how manystanips do they have attOgether?
Ans:_______________[ 3
]
36 The sum of ail the factors of 45 is the 3rd multiple of a number_ What is the humber?
Ans:

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37 Study the pattern below.
Pattern 1 Pattern 2 Pattern 3
(a) How many triangles will there be in Pattern 4?
(b) Which pattern will have 126 triangles?
Ans: (a)______________ [ 1 I
(b)______________ 21
.38 Shanti is reading her favourite storybook She realizes the product of the
two page numbers facing each other is 420. What are the page numbers
that she is reading now?
Ans: ________and________[ 31
12 I VA
39 Mrs Lim baked some cookies. She gaVe of the cookieS to her neighbour and 1
6
of them to her sister. She had 245 cookies left.
(c) What fraction of the cookies had she left?
(d) How many cookies did she have at first?
AS : (a)_______________12 I
(b)_______________[ 2
POSITiran Sam My delivered an equal number of letters everyday from Monday to
Wednesday. He delivered 192 letters each on Thursday and Friday. Altogether, he
delivered a total of 1104 letters from Monday to Friday. How many letters did
Sammy deliver on Monday?
A n s : [ 4 ]

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41 At a party, there were thrice as many adults as boys and twice as many boys
as girls. There were 88 more adults 'than boys.
(a)How many more adults than girls were there at the party?
(b) How many people were there altogether at the party?
Ans: (a)________________
(b) ___________________[2]
42 fije and a pen cost $13. If_Peter bought .2 files and ::4 pns for$44, find the cost of
one pen.
Ans:. [ 41

14
43Eugene had 60 more marbles than Sharon at first After Sharon

threw 12 marbles
away, Eugene had thrice as many marbles as Sharon. How many marbles did
Eugene luive at first?
Include a clearly labelled model as part of your method.
Ans: __________________[ 41
End-of-paper
Please check your work carefully.
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ANSWER SHEET
Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q5 Q6 Q7 Q8 Q9 Q10 Q11 Q12 Q13 Q14

2 2 4 2 1 4 2 3 4 2 4 4 / 2
15)89074 16)97412 17)forty-five

thousand six hundred and nineteen
18)1840 19) SOO.. 20)64/6 = 62/3 21)41/2 22)54

1111000
23)1/2,5/8,3/4 00000 24)154 25)58219 26)3
00000
27)$15 28)609 29)85 30)9218
31)8/12= 2/3 32)25 33)50 34)35

0
35)705 + 3 = 235 36)26 37)a)24
235 x 4 = 940 b)Pattern 21
940 + 235 = 1175
38)20 and 21 39)a)1/4+1/6 = 3/12+2/12=5/12

12/12 - 5/12 = 7/12
b)Itini35
12inits->420cookies
40)192 x 2 = 384 41)a)110 42)$9

1104 - 384 = 720 b)198
720 +3 = 240tetters
43)2u=12 + 60 = 72
1u= 72+2 = 36
At first (E)=36 x 3 = 108 marbles


B M I T S T U D E N T D E V E L O P M E N T C E N T E R
C L A S S 4 M A T H S W O R K B O O K
PRIMARY 4
MATHEMATICS
Total Time: 1 h
(excluding Mental
Sums)
INSTRUCTIONS TO
CANDIDATES
Do not turn over this

page until you are told
to do so.
Follow all instructions
carefully.
Answer all questions.
Name: ____________________________
)
Class: Primary 4.______
Date : 24 February
2011
This booklet consists of

12 printed pages
including this page_

Section A: Mental Sums (5 marks)
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(Go on to the next page)
For Interrnal user only.

Section B
Questions 11 to 15 carry 1 mark each. Questions 16 to 20 carry 2 marks each. For

each question, four options are given. One of them is the correct answer. Make your
choice (1, 2, 3 or 4). Shade the oval (1, 2, 3 or 4) on the Optical Answer
Sheet (15 marks)
11 Which one of the following is equal to 5 400?
(1)54 ones
(2) 54 tens
(3) 54 hundreds
(4)54 thousands
12 What is the best estimate for 589 x 61?
(5) 500 x 60
(6) 500 x 70
(7) 600 x 60
(8) 600 x 70
13 2, 3 and 6 are common factors of 6 and

(9) 9
(10) 14
(11) 18
(12) 21
14 33, 55 and 110 are multiples of

15 During a game, 4 520 pupils were told to get into groups

of 9. How many pupils were not able to form a group?
(1) 11
(2) 2
(3) 52
(4) 502
16 There are 21 fruit baskets.

Each basket has 48 fruits.
How many fruits are there altogether?
(1) 144
(2) 252
(3) 1 008
(4) 1 028
17 Raymond has three times as many pearls as Cindy.

He has 426 more pearls than Cindy.
How many pearls do they have altogether?
(5) 213
(6) 426
(7) 568
(8) 852
18 16 and 24 are common multiples of 2, 4 and a whole number, P.

P is a 1-digit number. What is P?
(1) 9
(2) 8
3
(3)
(4) 6

19 The letter A represents the same digit.

What is the value of A?
6 7
x 3 A
3 3 A
2 0 1 0
2 3 4 A
(9) 9
(10) 8
(11) 5
(4) 4
20 The numbers below are arranged in ascending order.
1 3 8 9 , 3 0 7 3 , 4 4 9 2 , 6 0 6 0
Which of the following are the missing numbers?
(1) 3 546 , 4 536

(2) 3456 , 4 356
(3) 3564 , 4 563
(4) 4 356 , 4 635

Section C
Questions 21 to 30 carry 1 mark each. Write your answers iii the space provided.
For questions which require units, give your answers in the units stated. (10 marks)
21 57 199 when rounded off to the nearest hundred is_
Ans:
22 List all the factors of 24 which are also multiples of 3.
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23 Subtract 633 from 78 hundreds.
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24 Celina drinks about 2 740 ml of water a day when rounded off to the nearest ten.
The smallest amount of water she drinks a day is___________
Ans: ml

25 The second common multiple of 4 and 9 is________

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26 Mrs Tan was given $7 430 to buy books for the school library.
What would be the greatest number of books she could buy if each book
costs $7
Ans:
27 + (7+ = 21
630 =X
What is the value of X?
Ans:

Use the table below to answer questions 28 to 30.
The table below shows the number of 50-cent and 20-cent coins Ariel, Mabel and
Lily have.
Number of Number of
Child 20-cent Amount 50-cent Amount Total
coins coins amount
Arid 11 $2.20 15 $7.50 $9.70
Mabel ? $6.00 9 $4.50 $10.50
Lily 24 $4.80 3 $1.50 $6.30
28 Flow many 20-cent coins does Mabel have?
A n s:
29 How many more 50-cent coins must Lily collect so that the number of
20-cent coins she has is three times the number of 50-cent coins she has?
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30 Who has the least number of 20-cent and 50-cent coins?
Ans:

Section D
For questions 31 to 35, show your working clearly and write your answers in the space
provided. The number of marks available is shown in brackets [ ] at the end of each
question or part-question. (20 marks)
31 A jug can hold 1 168 ml of water.

It can fill 8 similar glasses.
(e) What is the capacity of each glass?
(f) How much water is needed to fill up 47 glasses?

(Express all answers in ml.)
Ans: (a) [21

(b) [21
32 Elina has some cakes.

Brenda has five times as many cakes as Elina.
After giving Elina 38 cakes, Brenda has the same number of cakes as Elina.
How many cakes does Brenda have at first?
Ans: ________________[4]

10
33 The graph shows Alison's temperature recorded at the end of each hour from
10 a.m. to 5 p.m. when she was resting at home.
Alison's Temperature
38.1
38.0
10 a.m. 11 a.m. 12 noon 1 p.m. 2 p.m 3 p.m. 4 p.m. 5 p.m.
37.9
Tim e
37.8
37.7 Abil
a) 37.6
0.
E i
37.5
F
37.4
1
37.3
37.2
I
37.1 1
37.0
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(a) What was Alison's temperature at 10 a.m.?
(b) At what time was Alison's temperature at the lowest?
(c) Which time interval of the day shows the greatest decrease in Alison's
temperature?
(d) When a child's temperature is 372 C and above, she has a fever. For
how long did Alison have a fever?
Ans: (a)______________[1]
(b)______________
(c)______________ [1]
(d)______________ [1]

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34 Michelle has 500 balls.

She has 40 more red balls than blue balls and 3 times as many green balls as
red balls.
How many red balls does she have?
Ans: _________________[4]
35 Mrs Rita spent $20 on a plate, a bowl and 2 cups.

Each plate costs $3 more than a cup but $2 less than a bowl.
Find the cost of 14 cups.
Ans: ________________14)
End of Paper

ANSWER s ii IEET
Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 1 Q5 Q5 Q7 Q8 Q9 Q10 Q11 Q12 Q13 , Q14 . Q15 Q16 Q17

3 3 3 1 2 3 4
, Q18 Q19 Q20

: 2 3 2
21)57200 22)3,6,12 and 24 23)7167 24)2735m1 25)72
26)1061 27)90 28)30 29)5 30)Ariel
31)a)1168m1+8 = 146m1
The capacity of each glass is 146m1.
b)146m1 x 47 = 6862m1
6862m1 of water is needed to fill glasses.
32)38 + 38 = 76
76+4 = 19
19 x 5 = 95
Brenda has 95 cakes at first.
33)a)Alison's temperature at 10a.m. was 38.1'0.

b)Alison's temperature was the lowest at 2p.m.
c)The greatest decrease in Aiison's temperature is from ip.m. to 2p.m.
d)Alison had a fewer for 3 hours.
34)500 + 40 = 540
5405 = 108
She had 108 red balls.
35)$3 x 2 = $6
$20 + $6 =$26
$26 $2 = $24
$24+4 = $6
$6 $3 = $3
$3 x 14 = $42
The cost of 14 cups is $42


Name: 30
Class: Pr 4- Register No. ______________________'ptotj`014: 50 Min
Date: Parent's Signature:
Section A (10 marks)

Question 1 to 5 carries 2 marks each. For each question, fOur options are given.
One of them is the correct answer.
Make your choice and write the number (1, 2, 3 and 4) in the brackets provided.
1. In which of the following numbers does the digit 7 stand for 700?
(1) 4 070 (2) 5 707
(3) 6 987 (4) 7 139 (
1. Which of the following numbers below is the greatest?
(1) 53 407 (2) 53 074
(3) 53 740 (4) 53 470 (
3_ A number is 400 when rounded off to the nearest 10. What is the number?
(1) 390 (2) 394
(3) 404 (4) 405 )

4 Which of the following is a factor of both 24 and 36?
(1) 36 (2) 24
(3) 8 (4) 4 (
5 Which number is the first common multiple of 3 and 5?

(2) 8
(4) 30 (
Section 13 (14 marks)

Questions 6 to 9 carry 1 mark each. Questions 10 to 14 carry 2 marks each.
Show your working clearly in the space below each question and write your answer in
the answer boxes provided. Give your answers in the units stated.
6. 6 186 = 6 000 + 100 + +16
The missing number in the box is
7. Form the smallest 5-digit even number using the numbers below.
8 0 1
5
1
2
8. A number is 2 400 when rounded off to the nearest 00.

What is the largest possible value of the number?
9. The fourth multiple of 6 is
10.Find the product of 704 X 5.
Round off the answer to the nearest 100.
1. I am a multiple of 8.
One of my factors is 6.
I am between 60 and 90.
What number am I?
3

12. 898 pupils went to the zoo. Each van can take 9 pupils. What was
the least number of vans needed to ferry the pupils to the zoo?
13. In one hour, machine A produces 210 cookies. Machine B

produces thrice the amount. How many cookies will machine .B
produce in 5 hours?
14. A packet of erasers is to be shared by some pupils.

The number of erasers in the packet is more than 40 but fewer than
50. The erasers can be shared by 4 or 6 pupils equally without any
remainder. How many erasers are there in the packet?
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Section C (2 x 3 marks)
For questions 15 and 16, show your working clearly in the space below each
question and write your answers in the blanks provided. The marks for each question
are given in the brackets.
15. Joyce and Darren had 947 ping pong balls altogether.
Darren had 217,1ess ping pong balls than Joyce.
How many ping pong balls did Darren have?
A'h s :___________
16. Each blouse costs as much as 3 T-shirts.

If each blouse is $27, how many T-shirts can be bought with $117?
Apt:______________
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AN SWE R SHEET
Qi Q2 Q3 .Q4 QS
2 3 34 3
6)70 7)10568 8)2449 9)24 10)3500 11)72
12)898 9 = 99R8
13)210 x 3 = 630
630 x 5 = 3150
14)48
15)947 217 = 730

730 = 2 = 365
Darren had 365 ping pong balls altogether.
16)27 4- 3 = 9
117 9 = 13
13 T-shirts can be bought with $117


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Average
10 MAY 2011 MATHEMATICS Att: 1 h 45 min score
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SECTION A (25 marks)
Question 1 to 5 carry I mark each. Question 6 to 15 carry 2 marks each. For each
question, four options are given. One of them is the correct answer. Make your
choice (1, 2, 3 or 4). Shade your answer (1, 2, 3 or 4) on the OAS provided.
1. In 97518, the digit is in the thousands place.
(1) 1
(2) 5
(3) 7
(4) 9 ( )
2. Round off 5495 to the nearest hundred.
(1) 5000
(2) 5400
(3) 5500
(4) 6000
3. Madam Hasni makes 327 curry puffs every day. How many curry
puffs will she make in 8 days?
(5) 2416
(6) 2602
(7) 2616
(8) 3416 (
)
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4. 379 by 7 tens. The answer is

Multiply
(12) 2553
(13) 2653
(14) 25530
(15) 26530
5. Express 3 m 2 cm in centimetres.
(1) 32 cm
(2) 302 cm
(3)3002 cm
(4) 3020 cm
6. The perimeter of rectangle A is 7 times its breadth.
If the perimeter of rectangle A is 28 an, find its length.
rectangle A
(1) 20 cm
(2) 10 cm
(3) 7 cm
(4) 4 cm

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7. Express 4050 g in kilograms and grams.
(1) 4 kg 5 g
(2) 4 kg 50 g
(3) 40 kg 5 g
(4) 40 kg 50 g
8. Which of the following figures have more than 1 pair of parallel lines?
figure A figure B igure C figure D
(5) A and B only

(6) A and C only
(7) A, B and C only
(8) B, C and D only
9. Fill in the box with a suitable number.
3-1
=
8 8
(5) 24
(6) 25
(7) 31
(8) 32

43 2
10. Find the value of 1-
10 5
(5)2---
10
9
(1) 4-
10
(2) 3
10
9
(3) 3
10
11. Sue had 250 stickers at first.

Her mother gave her another 178 stickers.
How many more stickers would Sue need in order to fill up her
sticker album with 1000 stickers?
(6) 428
(7) 572
(8) 750
(9) 822
12. Which of the following are common factors of 36 and 45?
(10) 3 and 6
(11) 3 and 9
(12) 5 and 6
(13) 6 and 9

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13. What is the first common multiple of 6 and 8?
(1)12
(2)16
(3)24
(4)48
14.
Fish burger Chicken burger
$ 6 each $ 4 each
The table above shows the prices of two different burgers at

a restaurant.
Mr Tan bought 45 fish burgers and some chicken burgers.
He paid a total of $454 for all the burgers he bought.
How many chicken burgers did Mr Tan buy?

(5) 41
(6) 46
(7) 66
(8) 71
15. Jenny had 4 red beads and 8 purple beads at first.

She bought another 4 red beads.
What fraction of her beads was red in the end?
1
(9) 2
1
(10)
3
2
(11) 3
3
4

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SECTION B (40 marks'
Question 16 to 35 carry 2 marks each. Write your answers in the spaces

provided. For questions which require units, give your answers in the units
stated. All diagrams are not drawn to scale.
Marks will be awarded for relevant working.
16.How many 50-cent coins make up $ 8.50?
Ans:
1.Find the value of 907 x 57.
Ans:
2. Area of square X is the same as the area of
rectangle Y.
Find the length of rectangle Y if its breadth is
4cm.
6 cm
4 cm
square X rectangle Y
Ans: cm

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19.Draw a line parallel to the given line, AB,through the point X.
z
z X
A
1. In the figure below, a rectangular piece of paper is folded at two of its
corners A-apc143 as shown below.
How many right angles can you see in the figure?
Ans:

_.
21. Madam Theresa is standing at the point marked X in the figure below. She is
facing Tekka Mall. What will she face when she turns 135 anti-clockwise?
Henry Park Jurong

Primary School Polyclinic Marina
Wet Market
Botanical Garden Tekka Mall
Clementi
Raffles Girls' Fire station Ion Orchard
Primary School
Ans:
22. Arrange the following in ascending order.
11 1-3 11 15
2 4 3 6
Ans:
1.
Mei Li had $28. She spent 4 of the money on toys and saved the
rest. 7
How much did she save?
Ans: $
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24.Siti used all the digits below to form two different 2-digit numbers which
have the biggest possible difference. What is the difference?
6 3 2 7
Ans:
1. The value of 5 ten thousands, 9 tens and 2 ones is
2. Jennifer bought some sweets for her friends on Ans: her

birthday. She packed all the sweets she had into 193
packets and had 8 sweets left.
If each packet contained 12 sweets, how many sweets did she buy?
Ans:

27.Find the perimeter of the figure below.
10 cm
12 cm
Ans: cm
2. The diagram below is made up of three squares A, B and C. The area of

square B is four times the area of square A.
Find the length of square C.
2 cm
3 cmi A B C
Ans: cm

29. Which dot A, B or C, when joins to point G, could form a line perpendicular
to line XY?
point G
Ans: Dot
30. Study the pattern below. Matchsticks are used to form each pattern.
Find out the number of matchsticks needed to form pattern 5 .
Pattern
Number of
A 1
3
2
9
3
18
4 5
30 ?
pattern 1
sticks used pattern 2 Pattern 3 pattern 5
Ans:

31.
Express 9l as a mixed number in the simplest form.
Ans:_____________
1. 5 ,I
5 1
Find the value of 8 2. Leave your answer in the simplest form.
Ans:
1. Study the pattern below and fill in the blank.
1 , 2, 5 10 , , 26, 37,.5;4
Ans:

34. There were 600 people in an auditorium.

4 of them were adults and the rest were children.
5
3 of the adults were men. How many women were there at the auditorium?
8
Ans:
3$.
If 3 of a number is 30, what is the number?

5
Ans:

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SECTION C (35 marks)
For question 36 to 44, show your working clearly in the space provided below
each question and write your answer with suitable units in the spaces provided.
Alf diagrams are not drawn to scale. Answers in fractions must be expressed in
the simplest form. Marks will be awarded for relevant working. The number of
marks available is shown in brackets [ ] at the end of each question or part-
question.
36. John and Mary had 372 sweets altogether. After Mary had given 42 sweets to
John, John had 3 times as many sweets as Mary. How many sweets did
Mary have at first?
Ans:____________[31

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37. Rick and Peter each save an equal sum of money each day.
Rick can save $ 24 in 4 days.
Peter can save $ 48 in 6 days.
(a) How much more does Peter save than Rick in 1 day?
(b) How many days will it take Peter to save $100 more than Rick when they
both start saving on the same day?
Ans: (a) ___________[2]

(b)___________[21
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38. For every 4 beads that Minah has, Mary has 2 more beads than her.
They have 60 beads altogether. How many beads does Mary have?
Ans: _____________[3]
39. Mrs Tay bought a 10-kg cake.
I i t 2
She ate 5 of and gave 3kg to her friend.
How much cake had she left?
Answer:
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41. Alice bought 2 kg 50 g of meat.

Bernice bought 30 g of meat less than Alice, and Candice bought 550 g
of meat more than Bernice.
How much meat did the 3 girls buy altogether?
Ans: ____________[4]
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42. Joan and Marie bought some candies from The Candy Empire.
Joan bought 125 candies from the shop while Marie bought three times as
many candies as Joan.
(a) How many candies did Marie buy?

(b) How many candies must Marie give to Joan so that Joan had 50
candies less than her?
Ans: (a)____________[1]
(b)___________ [3]

43. Mary went shopping with some money.
She spent 4 of the money on a toaster. She also bought a skirt for $ 76.
After that she went to a CD shop and bought 5 CDs at $19 each.
She then had $15 left.
How much did she have at first?
Ans:___________________[5]



AN SIN ER SHEET
Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 : Q5 Q6 Q7 Q8 . Q9 Q10 Q11 Q12 Q13 Q14 Q15

3 3 3 4 2 22 ' 2 2 2 2 3 2 1
2
16)17 17)51699 18)9cm 19)
20)4 npurong Polyclinic
22)11/3, 11/2, 13/4, 1516 23)$12
24)53 25)50092 26)2324
27)44cm 28)4cm 29)8 30)45
31)52/3 32)2718 33)17
34)4/5 x 600 = 480

1 3/8 = 5/8
5/3 x 480 = 300
35)30+3 = 10
5 x 10 =50
36)372+4 = 93
93 4- 42 = 135
Mary had 135 sweets at first.
37)a)48+ 6 = 8
24+4 = 6
86=2
Peter saves $2 more than Rick in 1 day .
b)100 = 50
It takes Peter 50 days to save $100 than Rick when they both start saving from
the same day.

38)4 + 2 = 6
6 + 4 = 10
60+10 = 6
6x 6 = 36
Mary have 36 beads.
39)1/5 x 10 = 2
10 2 31/2 = 41/2
She had 41/2kg of cake left.
40)a)25 + 5 = 5
14 x = 70
The perimeter of the figure is 70cm.
b)10 x 5 = 50cm2
The area of the shaded rectangle is 50cm2
41)2050 30 = 2020
2020 + 550 = 2570
2570 + 2020 +2050 = 6640
The 3 girls bought 6kg 640g of meat altogether.
42)a)125 x 3 = 375
Marie bought 375 candies.
b)375 100 = 275
125 + 100 = 225
275 225 = 50
Marie must give loan 100candies.
43)5 x 19 = 95
76 + 95 = 171
171 + 15 = 186
186+ 3 = 62
186 + 62 = 248
She had $248 at first.
44)a)3 x 3 = 9
The area of square E is 9m2
b)4 x 4 = 16
16=2= 8
8 x 3 = 24
48+8 = 6
14 x 8 = 112
9 + 16 + 24 = 49
112 49 = 63
The total area of the unshaded parts is 63m2

PRIMARY 4
Section A / 30
Section B 1 40
Section C / 30
MATHEMATICS
DURATION: 1 HOUR 45 MINUTES
Total: 1100
Name:
Class: Primary 4 (
Date:
Parent's Signature: _______________________
DO NOT OPEN THIS BOOKLET UNTIL YOU ARE

TOLD TO DO SO.
FOLLOW ALL INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY.
ANSWER ALL QUESTIONS.

Section A
Questions 1 to 15 carry 2 marks each. For each question, four options are
given. One of them is the correct answer. Make your choice (1, 2, 3 or 4).
Shade the oval (1, 2, 3 or 4) on the Optical Answer Sheet.
(Total: 30 marks)
1. Which of the following is a factor of 98?
(1) 7 (2) 6
(3) 5 (4) 4
The number of people at the fun fair is 23 200 when rounded off to the
nearest hundred. What is the actual number of people present at the
fun fair?
(1) 22 149 (2) 22 169
(3) 23 149 (4) 23 169
3. Study the number pattern below.What is the missing number in the

box?
13 123, 15 224, 15 524, , 17 925
(1) 16 123 (2)

16 824
(3) 17 625 (4) 17 825
4. 3 and 4 are common factors of
25 and 30 (2) 40 and 42
(3) 36 and 48 (4) 55 and 66

5. A number is a multiple of 3 and 5. It is also an even number. What

is this number?
0.) 15 (24 , 30
(8) 45 {44 50
1. What is the product of 9803 and 7?
(1) 63 601 (2) 68 600
(3) 68 621 (4) 69 521
2. Lydia and Jen each had the same amount of money. Lydia spent
$600. while Jen spent $1300. In the end, Lydia had twice as much
money as Jen. How much money did Lydia have at first?
(1) $700 (2) $1400
(3) $2000 (4) $2100
1. Which one of the following is the closest estimate for 5985 8?
(1) 5900 8 (2) 5900 - 10
(3) 6000 + 8 (4) 6000 10
2. How many fifths are there in 2-3?

5
(1) 10 (2) 11
(3) 12 (4) 13

10.Express 33 as a mixed number in its simplest form.

9
(1) 3i (2) 3-2

3
(3) 41 (4) 4-1

9 3
1
3. Mickey bought a blueberry pie. He ate 5
7 of the pie for lunch and for
tea. What fraction of the pie was left?
(1) (2) 27
(3) 4-7 (4) 6

.7
1
4. Jen cycled 3 km and Roy cycled km.
12
1
Leo cycled 2 km further than the total distance cycled by Jen and Roy.
What was the difference between the distance cycled by Leo and Jen?
1 5
(1) (2)
7 11
(3) (4)
12. 12

13.In the figure below,

ABC is a straight line.
Estimate the value of
Ls.
A B C
(1) 55 (2) 900
(3) 125 (4) 180
1. Johnny is facing
north-west.1 If he
makes a turn
anti-clockwise 2
followed by a 135 turn anti-clockwise, which direction will
he be facing?
(1) North (2) West
(3) South (4) South-east

ForInterrnaluseronly.....
Section B
Questions 16 to 35 carry 2 marks each. Show your working clearly in the
space below each question and write your answers in the spaces provided.
(Total: 40 marks)
16. In 98 123, the digit 8 stands for
Answer:
1. Write the following in numerals.
5 ten thousands, 9 thousands, 40 hundreds and 2 ones
Answer:
2. Arrange the following numbers in ascending order.
52 328, 53 200, 52 437, 53 189, 52 278
Answer:

20.Factory A can produce 3 896 toy cars in a month. How many toy
cars can the factory produce in 6 months? Round off your answer to
the nearest 100 toy cars.
Answer:
5. Whatistheproductofallthefactorsof14?
Answer:
6. What is the sum of the
first and second common
multiples of 6 and 9?
Answer:
22. Julian wanted to buy a piano that cost $7096. He only had $1000. In
order to buy the piano, he had to save for another 8 months. How
much would he have to save each month before he could buy the
piano? (Assume that he saved equal amount of money each month.)
Answer : $
23. Find the product of 198 and 29 after rounding off each number to the
nearest ten.
Answer:

a
24. Devi used 4 kg of flour to bake a cake and 7 kg of flour to make some
5 15
bread. How many kilogrammes of flour did she use altogether?
Express your answer as a mixed number.
Answer:_______________kg
25. Mr Tan bought an iron rod which was 1 m long and a copper rod which
6
was 12 1 m longer than the iron rod. What was the total length of
the two rods?
Answer:
9
26. Tom gave 1 of a chocolate bar to his sister and 3 of the same
4 8
chocolate bar to his brother. What fraction of the chocolate bar
was left?
Answer:
27. a) Shade 2 of the happy faces.
b) What is the total number of happy faces that are not shaded?
Answer :
28. There are 44 red balloons and 55 yellow balloons at a carnival. There
are 3 as many green balloons as red balloons. How many

balloons 4
are there altogether?
Answer:
29. Mrs Dolly bought 64 cupcakes for a party. 3 of the cupcakes were
8
strawberry, I were orange cupcakes_and the rest were

chocolate 4
cupcakes. What was the number of chocolate cupcakes bought
by her?
Answer:

11
30. In the figure below, CD, EF, GH and al are straight lines. They
meet at the centre marked "0".
(a) Name the marked angle in the figure below.
(b) Measure the marked angle.
Answer : (a) Z__________
(b)

31. Construct an angle such that LXYZ is equal to 130. Mark and label
the angle.

13
32. The diagram below shows the different locations in Farquhar Primary
School.
N
Basketball
court
Bookshop
Canteen
\\N
Hall Library
Jim's Music
classroom Room
Playg ound
Jim is standing at the spot marked with a X and is facing the canteen.
If he makes a 270 turn clockwise, followed by two 1 turns anti-

4
clockwise, whichavert-a) rwill he be facing?

baion
Answer:

33. The figure below shows a line AB and a point C. Draw a line parallel to
AB passing through point C.
The figure below is made up of 5 equal squares Q, R, S, T and U.
AB is 7 cm. Find the perimeter of the whole figure. (All the lines meet
at right angles.)
R S T
Answer: cm

la
35. There are 60 ice-cream sticks in a basket. 1 of the ice-cream sticks

6
are blue and 1/- of them are yellow. There are twice as many red 3
ice-
cream sticks as blue ice-cream sticks. The rest of the ice-cream
sticks are purple. How many purple ice-cream sticks are there?
Answer:____________

Section C
Questions 36 to 37 carry 3 marks each and
each. Do these questions 38 to 43 carry 4
space provided marks word problems
provided. carefully. Show your working
clearly in the for each
question and write your
answers in the spaces
(Total: 30 marks)
36.
money. He spent 111 of his
money on story
books, 1 1 5 of his
money on game cards
and 2 of his money on
11
snacks. He had $33

left.
a) What fraction of his

money did he spend
altogether?
b) How much money did

he spend on snacks?
Ans : a)_________________
Ans : b)_________________

I a'
37. In the figure below, EFGH is a rectangle and JK is a straight fine.

Find
(a) ZFJK
(b)ZHGK
Ans : (a) (2m)

Ans : (b)_______________(1m)

38. Judy has 240 coins with a total value of $79.50 in her piggy bank. if
she has only twenty-cent and fifty-cent coins,., how many twenty-cent
coins does she have?
Ans :_________________(4m)
19
39. Mrs Goh baked 1080 brownies a day. She packed them in boxes of 8
and sold them at $12 per box. At the end of the day, 8 boxes were left.
How much money was collected from the sale of the brownies?
Ans :___________________(4m)
40. Angelia wanted to paste her stamps on a piece of rectangular paper

measuring 33 cm by 14 cm. All the stamps used are similar in size
measuring 4 cm by 3 cm. Assuming that she did not cut any of the
stamps, what is the maximum number of stamps'she can paste on
the paper?
Ans:___________________(4m)
Z1
41. Max bought candy bars for his provision shop. He packed them
into packets of 15 candy bars each. After packing, he found that
he had 207 packets and 9 candy bars left.
a) How many candy bars did he buy?
b) How many more candy bars will he need to buy to have
208 packets of candy bars?
Ans: a)_________________(2m)
Ans: b)_________________(2m)

42. Noah had some sweets. He gave 15 sweets to his ilIother while his
sister gave him 9 sweets. He then gave twice the number of, sweets
which his sister had given him to his friend. He had 20 sweets left in
the end.
(c) How many sweets did Noah have at first?
(d) if the number of Noah's sweets was four times the number of
the sweets his sister had in the beginning, how many sweets
did his sister have after giving 9 sweets to Noah?
Ans : (a) _______________j2m)

Ans : (b)_______________(2m)

23
43. Bags X, Y and Z contain 144 apples altogether. Bag X contains 6 rsore
apples than bag Y. The number of apples in bag Z is thrice the
total number of apples in bags X and Y. How many more apples
are there in bag Z than bag X?
Ans:____________________________(4m)
END OF PAPER
Setters: Mrs Nancy Lum Mdm
Peng Yee Ping
For Interrnal user only................


ANSWER s H EET
Q1 Q2 . Q3 Q4 Q5 Q6 Q7 QS Q9 Q10 Q11 Q12 Q13 Q14 Q15

1 4 3 3 2 3 3 ; 3 4 2 1 3 1 1 2
17)63002 18)52278,52328,52437,53189,53200
16)8000
19)23400
20)196 21)54 22)$762 23)6000
24)14/iskg
25)5/12m 26)318 27)6 28)132
29)24
30)a)30D b)71'
31)
34)free mark 35)10 32)Bookshop

36)a)8/11 b)$22 37)a)52 b)128
33)
38)135
1
39)1080 4- 8.= 135 -
130' 42)a)9 x 2 = 18
135 8 = 127 20 + 18 = 38
127 x $12 = $1524 38 9 =.29
29 + 15 = 44
40)33 3 = 11 12)44 4 = 11
14 4 7 3 R2 11 9 = 2
11 x3=33
43 )87
41)a)15 9.= 6
207 x 15 = 3105
3105 + 9 = 3114
b)6


MATHEMATICS
INSTRUCTION TO CANDIDATES
1. Write your name and index number in the space provided.

2. Do not turn over the page until you are told to do so.
3. Follow all instructions carefully.
4. Answer all questions.
5. Shade your answers in the Optical Answer Sheet (OAS)
provided for Questions I - 20.
Marks Obtained
Section Maximum Marks Actual Marks

A 40
B 40
C 20
Total 100
Name : )
Class : Pr 4_____
Date : 11 May 2011
Duration: 1 h 45 min
Parent's Signature :_________________
I
Section A (20 x 2 marks)
Questions 1 to 20 carry 2 marks each.

For each question, four options are given. One of them is the correct answer.
Make your choice (1, 2, 3 or 4). Shade the correct oval on the optical answer
sheet (OAS). [40marks]
1. 3 242 when rounded off to the nearest hundred is
(1 ) 3 000
(2 ) 3 200
(3 ) 3 240
(4 ) 3 300
2. In which of the following numbers is the digit '6' in the ten thousands. place?
(1 ) 12 364
(2 ) 26 134
(3 ) 34 612
(4 ) 61 324
3. The sum of all the factors of 9 is
(1) 16
(2) 13
(3) 12
(4) 6
4. The first 2 common multiples of 3 and 4 are ____________
( 1
) 12 and 24
(2) 10 and 18
( 3
) 9 and 16
( 4 ) 6 and 8

5. 23 thousands + 9 hundreds + 54 tens =
(1 ) 23 990
(2 ) 23 954
(3 ) 24 440
(4 ) 32 540
6. Siti bought a laptop and a television set for $4 800. The difference between the
cost of the two items was $1 800. If the laptop cost more, how much
did the television set cost ?
(1 ) $1 200
(2 ) $1 500
(3 ) $3 000
(4 ) $3 300
7. Which of the following fractions below has the smallest value ?
(1)
2
1
(2)
3
(3)
4
3
(4)
8
8. 11 _

+ F 1
12 6 6 12
What is the missing number in the box ?
( 3
) 7
(4) 4

9. How many sixths are there in 1-2 ?

3
10. David had some marbles. He gave 2 marbles to his brother and had 16 marbles
left. What fraction of the total marbles did he give away?
1
8
1
9
7
8
7
9
11. Which figure shows 1 shaded ?

8
AN
(1) (2)
(3) (4)
4
12. The figure below is made up of identical squares.
What fraction of the figure is shaded?
(1)5
12
(2)7
12
(3) 5
11
1
(4) a
13. How many nqht angles are there inside the figure below ?

14. How many pairs of parallel lines are there in Figure A?
Figure A
(1) 1
(2) 2
(3) 3
(4) 4
15. The figure below is made up of a square and a rectangle. Find the length of
AR (The diagram is not drawn to scale.)
A _____________
12 cm
F 10 cm
(1) 5 cm
(2) 7 cm
(3) 8 cm
(4) 10 cm

16. Square P and Rectangle Q have the same perimeter. What is the length of
Rectangle Q ? (The figures are not drawn to scale.]
8 cm Square P Rectangle Q 4 cm
32 cm
28 cm
24 cm
12 cm
17. The length of rectangle ABCD is thrice as long as its breadth, what is the
area of the rectangle ?
A B
4 cm
C
(1) 48 cm2
(2) 32 cm2
(3) 16 cm2
(4) 12 cm2
18. The perimeter of a rectangle is 100 cm. The length of the rectangle is 30 cm.
The breadth of the rectangle is_______________ cm shorter than its length.
10 cm
20 cm
40 cm
70 cm
7
19- The figure below is made up of identical squares. What is the area of the
figure? 2 cm
2 cm
36 cm2
la cm2
9 cm2
4 cm2
20. A rectangular field has a length of 10 m and a breadth of 8 m. After a 2 m

pavement was built around the field, the area of the field became smaller. What
is the area of the field that is not covered by the pavement?
8m
10 m
(1) 16 m2
(2) 24 m2
(9) 64 m2
( 4) 80 m2
8
Section B (20 x 2 marks)

Questions 21 to 40 carry 2 marks each. Write your answers in the
spaces provided. Show your workings clearly and write the answers in
the units provided.
21.Write 45 890 in words.
3. Divide 5 649 by 7.
Answer:___________
4. Form the greatest 4-digit odd number with the digits 5, 2, 3, 8.

Each digit can be used only once.
Answer___________
5. Express 25 as an improper fraction.

7
Answer.
9
25.Max ate 3 of a cake while his brother ate 2 of it. What fraction of
the cake was
10 5
uneaten ? Leave your answer in its simplest form.
Answer:
3. If Kate makes A of a complete turn, how many degrees

did she make ? 4
Answer:__________
4. Complete the number pattern.
401, 408, 422, _______, 471, 506
Answer_____________
5. Arrange the following fractions from the smallest to the greatest.
2 1 7
3' 6 12
Answer
smallest
10
29. There are red and blue ribbons in a box. 2 of them are blue.
5
15 of the ribbons are red. How many blue ribbons are there in the box?
Answer: -blue ribbons
30.Jacintha spent 5 of her money on a skirt. The price of

the skirt was $35. 9
How much did she have at first ?
Answer $
6.Use a protractor to measure Zp in the figure below.

Then write its, value in the blank provided.
Answer
11
The table below shows the number of T-shirts sold each day for five days.
Study it carefully and answer questions 32 to 34.
Monday *** * *
Tuesday **
Wednesday *** *
Thursday *** * * *
Friday *** * * * *
Each * stands for 4 T-shirts.
32. How many T-shirts were sold on Friday?
Answer:_______T-shirts
1. How many more T-shirts were sold on Friday than on Wednesday?
Answer________more
2. The number of T-shirts sold on Thursday is_times as many as

the number of T-shirts sold on Tuesday.
Answer
12
35. JK is a straight line. Draw a line perpendicular to the line JK through the point Q.
36.NMOP is a rectangle. What is Zs ? The figure below is not drawn to scale.
Answer
7.Dave used all his money to buy 9 chocolate bars. If he had bought 5 chocolate
bars, he would have $8 left. How much money did Dave have at first?
Answer $______________
13
38. WXYZ is a square. Find the area of the shaded part.
6 m 2 m
X
Answer _____________m2
39.24 coins are used to form a square. The

number of coins on each side of the square
is the same. Find the number of coins on
each side of the square.
Ans
wer:
________________________
coin
s
7.Find the area of the figure

below. All lines meet at right
angles. (The figure is not
8 cmdrawn to scale.)
3 cm
6 cm
3 cm
4 cm
12 cm
Answer:
14

Section C (20 marks)
Do the following sums carefully. All statements, workings and units must
be clearly shown.
41. 42 children were divided into 7 equal groups. Each child got 12 stickers and each
group received an extra 10 stickers. How many stickers did they receive
altogether ?
42. Jane and Ivan had $60. After giving Ivan $8, Jane had the same amount of money
as Ivan. How much money did Ivan have at first ?
15
43. Kelly bought 28 m of cloth. She used 4 of it to sew a dress. Then, she used
another 3 m of cloth to sew a scarf. How many metres of cloth were left?
44. Ali, Ben and Chris have $620 altogether. Of this total amount, AI's share is $90.
Ben has $42 more than Chris. How much money does Ben have?
16
45. The figure shown is made up of three rectangles. The figure is not drawn to scale.
(a) Find the area of the figure.

(b) Find the perimeter of the figure.
5 cm
A
5 cm
10 cm
14 cm 5 cm
11 cm


AN SWE R SHE ET
Q2 Q3 Q4 QS Q6 Q7 Q8 Q9 Q10 Q11 Q12 Q13 . Q14 Q15 : Q16 Q17

2 4 2 1 3 2 3 4 2 2 4 22 : 3 2 4 1
Q18 Q19 QM
1 1 2
21)Forty-five thousand, eight hundred and ninety
22)807 23)8523 24)19/7 25)3/10 26)270
30)$63 31)119'
27)443 28)1/6, 7/12, 2/3 29)10
32)28 33)12 -
. 34)3
39)7
36)24 37)$18 38)16m2
40)57cm2
41)1 group = 42 7 = 6 children lgroup

stickers- 12 x 6 = 72 stickers
Total 472 + 10 = 82 stickers
7 group482 x 7 = 574 stickers 44)$620 - $90 = $530
They received 574 stickers. $530 - $42 = $488
$488 2 = $244
42)$60 4-2 = $30 $244 + $42 = $286
$30 - $8 = $22 Ben has $286
Ivan had $22 at first
45)a)A45cm x 14cm = 70anz
43)4/7 x 28m = 16m B-4cm x 11cm = 44cmz
16m + 3m = 19m C49cm x Scm = 45cmz
28m - 19m = 9m Total445cm2 + 70an2 + 44cm2=159cm2
9m of cloth was left The area of the figure is 159cmz
b)Perimeter-Mcm+14cm+10cm
+11cm +21cm +5an +5cm+9cni
=80cm
The perimeter of the figure is 80cm


Anglo-Chinese School
(Junior)
SEMESTRAL ASSESSMENT 1 (2011)

PRIMARY 4
MATHEMATICS
Booklet A
Thursday 12th May 2011 1hr 45 min
INSTRUCTIONS TO PUPILS
DO NOT TURN OVER THE PAGES UNTIL YOU ARE TOLD TO DO SO.
Follow all instructions carefully.
There are 20 questions in this booklet.
Answer ALL questions.
Name- Possible Marks

Section Marks Obtained
Class:.................. A 40
Parent's Signature __________________
This question paper consists of 9 printed

pages. (Inclusive of cover page)

Section A (20 x 2 marks)
For each question, four options are given. Choose the correct answer and shade
the correct oval (1, 2, 3 or 4) on the Optical Answer Sheet provided.
1. In 6 472, the digit 4 is in the_____________place.
(1) ones
(2) tens
(3) hundreds
(4) thousands
2. What is the sum of the fourth and sixth multiples of 8?
(5) 24
(6) 32
(7) 48
(8) 80
3. Which one of the following statements is incorrect?
(9) 4 is a common factor of 12 and 48

4. What is the missing number digit in the box?
23114
x 3
7 182
(13) 6
(14) 7
(15) 8
(16) 9
ACS(1) P4 MA SAI 2011

5. What is the quotient when 7644 is divided by 6?
(17) 1027
(18) 1074
(19) 1274
(20) 1277
Express 2-248 in its simplest form
(1)
3
56
(2)
24
(21) 23
(1) 2
1
2
7 Write an improper fraction for the shaded parts.
9
(1)
8
16
(2) 8
23
(3) 8
24
(4)
ACS(J) P4 MA SA I 2011 3

Find the value of 2 - 3 1- .

4 6
(1 ) 12
11
(2)
12
(3) 1 1
12
9. John had 36 stickers. He gave -1 of the stickers to his friends. How many
3
stickers does he have left?
(22) 12
(23) 24
(24) 34
(25) 48
3=3
10. Given the following _
10 5 10
What is the missing number in the box?
(1 } 5
(2)10
(26) 3
(27) 18
ACS(1) P4 MA SA1 2011 4

The following graph shows the number of tickets sold for Junior Superstar to the
boys. Study the graph carefully and answer questions 11 and 12.
Number of tickets purchased
Number
11. Howof many boys purchased more than 2 tickets?
Boys
(1) 12
(2) 30
(3) 185
(4) 215
12If each ticket cost $200 how much money was collected from the boys who
bought only 5 tickets?
(3) $ 150
(4) $ 260
(5) $ 375
(6) $ 750
ACS(1) P4 MA SA1 2011 5

The table below shows the favourite rides taken by three classes at a theme
park. Study the table below carefully and answer questions 13 and 14.
Class. Superman Battle Star Spider Ride Ninja Twist

Primail6A 2 20 9 10
Primary 68 6 1 14 21
Primary 6C 4 23 6 8
Total 12 57 29 39
13. How many pupils in 68 chose tattle Star" as their favourite ride?
(28) 14
(29) 20
(30) 23
(31) 43
14. Which was the 2111 most popular ride among the three classes?
(32) Superman
(33) Bathe Star
(34) Spider Ride
(35) Ninja Twist
ACS(1) P4 MA Sill 2011 6

15. Study the figure below.
How many of the marked angles inside the figure are less than a right
angle?
(1) 6
(2) 8
(3) 10
(4) 4
How many pairs of perpendicular* lines are there?
(1) 1
(2) 2
(3) 3
(4) 4
ACS(1) P4 MA SA12011 7

17. Find .L a .
(7) 42
(8) 90
(9) 138
(10) 180
18.Janice is facing south-west, if she makes a 225 clockwise turn, she will be
facing?
(1) North
(2) East
(3) South -East
(4) North - East
19. The perimeter of a rectangle is 48 cm. Given that the breadth of the
rectangle is half its length, find its length.
(5) 8cm
(6) 16 cm
(7) 24 CM
(8) 32 cm
ACS(J) P4 MA SALMI 8

20. The figure below is made up of a rectangle and 2 identical squares.
12 cm
14 cm
6 an
What is the perimeter of the figure ?
(1) 36 cm
(2) 40 cm
(3) 44 cm
(4) 52 cm
End of Booklet A
ACS(7) P4 MA SAI 2011 9

Section 8 (20 x 2 marks}
For each question, write your answer in the spaces provided. Give your
answer in the units stated_
21. Write 26 792 in words.
3.32 423 , 32 763 , ____________33 443 33 783
What is the missing number in the above pattern?
23. SiM, 762 from 4020.
24.Round off the value of A to the nearest ten.
III______________________I
300 313
8. Study the following clues and find the number:
1. The digit 6 is in the thousands place.

2. The Mr." the digit 8 isle.
3. The digit in the ones Seth is t mere than the dial the tens place.
4. The value of the digit in theMdteds place is 40-1.
5. The digit in the
itggetttopsands place
is 2 less than the
digit in the
thousands OAT:
The number is
ACS(I) P4 MA. SA1 2011 2 Sub - total:

26. 7 3 = 2 +
7 7
What is the missing fraction in the

box?
27.
Arrange (greatest) (sin
the
following fractions from the greatest to the
smallest
2 2 2
17 3 9
28. Susie bought 1 in of cloth.

She used 65 cm of the cloth
for a cushion cover and
25.cm of the cloth for a tie.
What fraction of the cloth
was Pge? (Give your
Tignswer in the simplest
form)
1. Ahmad spends Pi- Ms

allowance tctbuy a book and
saves the rest. If he ag, $8,
how much is his allowance?
2. Dave has as many stamps as

Torn. After Torn gave 85 stamps
to Dave,
they had the sane
number of stamps.
How many stamps do
they have altogether?
stamps
AGSM 3
P4 MA
U12011

The graph below shows the number of chickens sold by farmer Jake. Study the
graph and answer questions 31 to 32.
HO
70
60
50
40
30
20
10
Number of chickens sold over fiVe days
31.Which day was the greatest deorase in the sales of thickens?
1. If each chicken was sold at $6, how much money did farmer Jake collect
from the sate of his thickens on Tuesdicywnit Wednesday?
ACS(J) P4 MA SA1 2011 4 Sub - total:

The bar graph below shows the amount of money collected for the children's
charity over a period of 6 months through the sales of coin banks. Study the
graph and answer questions 33 to 34.
82,000
$10,000
January February March April May
lune
$8,000
Amount of money collected through the sales of coin banks.

$6,000
$4,000
33. The amount of money collected for February was -1 of the amount
collected In
April. Draw the bar graph in the above diagram to show the
1 $2,000 -- --,
amount collected for February.
1. A coin hank was sold for $6 ocpsh.-How mew coin banks

were sold for the month of June?
ACS(1) P4 MA SA1 2011 For Interrnal user only 3u1
L. _J
For Interrnal user only.......

Study the diagram below and answer questions 37 to 38.
-
1z
N f
i T
1 1 t_
IU 1
-4,- --I--
-- -
1
I
L___I ._ _ _ x
I
F
37. Point U is North-West of point
9. Andrew was at point T, he took 3 steps to the South. Next he took 4 steps to
the East followed by 2 steps to the South. Finally he moved 3 steps to the
West. At which paint would he be at the end of his journey?
Acs(J) P4 MA Ski 2011 7 Sub - total: 1"ri

For Interrnal user only.................
39. Measure L ABC
C
8
40. Find the perimeter of the figure.
20 cm
25 an
Suf. -
Work out the following sums carefully. Show each step of your working
clearly as marks will be given for working and relevant statements.
41. Mrs Urn baked some cookies and muffins. . 3 of her goes were cookies. She
8
baked 115 muffins. How many cookies anct Muffinadld cake bake altogether?
42. Johan spent $33tn a shircihelfleittte. Each shirt cost $5 more than a he and
each belt cost $8 more than a shirt. Find the cost o
I) i'4 MASAI 2011 9 Ruh -

For Interrnal user only..............
43. flitch i d.$, more,thanSkrls at first. After Mit* had spent $95,als had thrice as
much money as Mitch left. Find the amount of money Mitch had at
44. Cameron and Niki had a total of 136 guppies at first. After Cameron had
bought another 14 guppies and Niki had given away 40 of her guppies, both
had the same number of guppies left. How many guppies did Cameron
have atfirst?
ACS(3) P4 MA SA1 2011 10 Sub - total: I

45. Lucysaved 4 2ofhermonthlysalary.Shespends-1 of
hersalaryon
entertainment and the rest on food.
(a) What fraction of her salary did she spend on food?
(b) If she spends $350 more on entertainment than food, how much does
she earn in a month?
ES of Booklet B
ACS(J) P4 MA SAI 2011 For Interrnal user only.................

S.
AN SWE R SHEET
Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q5 Q6 Q7 Q8 Q9 Q10 Q11 Q12 Q13 Q14 Q15 Q16 Q17

3 4 4 4 3 3 3 3 4 1 4 1 3 1
Q18 Q19 Q20,

2 2 4
21)Twenty-six thousand, seven hundred and ninety-two
22)33103 23)3258 24)310 25)46789 26)71/7
27)2/3, 2/9, 2/17 28)1/10 29)$10 30)510 stamps 31)Friday
32)$600 33)February = $2000 34)1600 35)62'
36)MS//PQ 37)X 38)Y 39)154' MN//OP 40)90cm
41)1155 = 23
23 x 3 = 69
115 + 69 = 184
She baked 184 cookies and muffins altogether.
42)$5 + $8 = $13 44)40 + 14 = 54

$13 + $5 = $18 136 54 = 82
$33 $18 = $15 82+2 = 41
$15-3 = $5 Cameron had 41 guppies at first.
$5 x 6 = $30
The cost of 6 ties is $30. 45)a)1/4 +1/2 = 1/4 +2/4 = 3/4
4/4 3/4 = 1/4
43)$95 $55 = $40 She spends 1/4 of her salary on food.
$40+2 = $20 b)1/2 - 1/4 = 2/4 1/4 =1/4
$20 x 3 = $60 4 x $350 = $1400
$60 + $55 = $115 She earns $1400 in a month.
Mitch had $115 at first


PRIMARY 4
MATHEMATICS
DURATION : 1 h 45
min.
DATE : 11 MAY
2011
INSTRUCTIONS
Do not open the
booklet until you are
told to do so.
Follow all instructions.
Name :
Class : Parent
Primary 4
( 's
Signat
ure:
Date
)
Section A ,,,--;:
Section B ,.---''--40
Section C ---------;2
Total
900
Section A
Questions 1 to 14 carry 2 marks each. For each question, four options are given. One of
them is the correct answer. Make your choice.(1, 2, 3 or 4). Shade the oval (1, 2, 3-or 4)
on the Optical Answer Sheet with a 2B pencil. - (28 marks)
1 In 92 581, what is the value of the digit 5?
(1)50
(2)500
(3)5000
(4)50 000
2 Which of the following numbers is 23 800 when rounded off to the nearest 100?
(1) 23 891
(2) 23 855
(3) 23 773
(4) 23 716
3 Complete the number pattern.
16550, 16 900, , 17 600
(1) 17 050
(2) 17 100
(8) 17 250
(9) 17 300
4 8 is a common factor of
(5)16 and 32
(6)8 and 28
(7)4 and 8
(8)4 and 2

P4 Math SA1 2011
5 When a number is divided by 9, the quotient is 927. What is this number?
(1)13
(2) 103
(3)936
(4)8343
6 What is the product of 239 and 48 when rounded off to the nearest 10?
(5)11 470
(6)11 480
(7) 76 480
(8) 76 500
7 Jenny had 914 pairs of earrings. She packed them into bags of 5 pairs each. What
was the maximum number of bags she needed if all the earrings were packed into
bags?
(9)182
(10) 183
(11) 186
(12) 188
5+ 5+ 5+ 5 8 +++ 1+
6 6--
6 6
(1) 02
6
(2) 20
24
1
(3) 2
3
(13) 3-2
6
P4 Math SA1 2011
For Interrnal user only..

9 Maria spent 2 of her salary on transport and 7 on food. If she had $1200 left,
how much was her salary?
(1) $ 300
(2) $ 400
(3) $ 1600
(4) $ 2100
10 MdmTeobought16kgofmeat.Sheused3 2 ofitto make

meatballsandkgto
8
make some dumplings. How many kilograms of meat had she left?
(1) 91 kg
2
(5) 2 kg
(2) 101 kg
2
(6) 158 kg
11 How many more squares must be shaded so that al of the figure is unshaded?
7
P4 Math SA1 2011 3
12 Rectangle A has the same area as Square B. What is the length of the square?
9 cm
4_
(14) 12 cm B ? cm
A
(15) 6 cm
(16) 3 cm
(17) 36 cm
13 What is the perimeter of the figure?
6 cm
(9)30 cm
(10) 32 cm
(11) 34 cm
(12) 40 cm
P4 Math SA1 2011
4
A B
14
C
F
The figure above shows a square ABCD of side
12 cm.
Given that AE = CE and BF = CF, find the area
of the shaded part
(13) 12 cm2
(14) 18 cm2
(15) 36 crn2
(16) 144 cm2

P4 Math SA1 2011 For Interrnal user only. .
Section El
Questions 15 to 34 carry 2 marks each. Write your answers in the spaces provided. For
questions which require units, give your answers in the units stated.
(40 marks)
15 Write ninety-nine thousand and ninety-nine in figures.
Ans:
16 Find the value of 3109 + 542 448.
Ms:
17 Find the sum of all the factors of 12.
Ans:
18 Form the greatest five-digit even number using all the digits below.
0, 8, 5, 2, 4
Ans:

P4 Math SA1 2011 6
19 Evaluate 5 x 13 and give your answer as an improper fraction.

7
Ans:
20 If 359 x 12 = 4308, then 359 x 11 = 4 308

What is the number on the box?
Ans:
21 Mr Larry is thrice as old as his son. Their total age is 60

years. How old is Mr Larry now?
Ans:
______________________
year
s old
22 Express 62 eighths as a mixed number in fig-simplest form.
Ans
:
P4 Math SA12011 7
23 c? 12
14
What is x 21 ?
Ans:__________________
24 At bus stop A, 9 passengers alighted from a bus. At bus stop 8, 5 paasengers

alighted and 2 passengers boarded the same bus. There were 29 passengers
in the bus after that. How many passengers were there in the bus at first?
Ans:
25 Simon has $200. If Simon spent 1 of his money, the amount of money left will
be 10
as much as Ron. How much does Ron have?
Ans: $_______________

P4 Math SA1 nil 8
26 Lincoln is standing in the middle of the 4-point compass facing South-west.

Where will he be facing if he makes a 5- turn anti-clockwise?8
Ms:
S
27 Using a protractor, measure angle w.
MS:
28 The figure is made up of a right-angled triangle and a rectangle.

How many pairs of perpendicular lines are there in the diagram
shown below?
Ms:
P4 Math SA1 2011

29 Draw a line parallel to AB within the box and label it CD .
30 In the figure below, ST is perpendicular to TU. Find
Ans:

P4 Math SA1 2011
10
31 ABCD is a square not drawn to scale. DW is perpendicular to

AC. Find the size of Z m.
Ans:
32 PQRS is a square of side 14 cm. The circle inside has an area of 154
cm2. What is the area of the shaded part?
Q
P
S R
Ans:

P4 Math SA1 2011 11 V 4
The figure below, not drawn to scale, is made up of 3 identical squares.

The perimeter of the figure is 72 cm. What is the area of the figure?
Ans: cm2
34 The figure below is a square made up of 4 rectangles. Find the area of the
shaded part.
14 cm
63 cm2 63 cm2
Ans: cm2

P4 Math SA1 2011 IC
Section C
Questions 35 to 38 carry 3 marks each. Questions 39 to 43 carry 4 marks each. Show your
working clearly in the space provided below each question and write your answers in the
spaces provided. (32 marks)
35 Leela bought 3 dresses at $17 each. She bought a blouse that cost $27 more
than the amount she had paid for the 3 dresses. How much did she pay for the
3 dresses and the blouse?
Ans:_________________[ 31
36 A bottle of syrup was 3 full. After Mrs Chan used 100 ml of syrup from the
bottle, it 4
became 5 full. What was the capacity of the bottle?
12
Ans:_________________[

P4 Math SA1 2011 13
37 Study the composite figure below. Find the area of the figure.
15 cm
12 cm
28 cm

10 cm
Ans:
______________________
For Interrnal user only...............................
P4 Math SA1 2011
38 A pool is surrounded by a footpath as shown in the diagram below. The length of the
footpath is 55 metres and its breadth is 2 of its length. Find the area of the pool.
5
13m
Pool
3m
3m
Footpath
55 m
Ans:________________I 3 I

P4 Math SA1 2011 15
39 Each train ticket is priced at $5. For every 9 tickets bought, 1 will be given
free. Find the total ticket cost for a group of 85 people.
Ans : ___________________[ 4 ]
40 There were twice as many blue clips as yellow clips in the box. After giving away 66
blue clips and 8 yellow clips, there were thrice as many yellow clips as blue clips left
in the box. How many clips were there in the box at first?
. _
Ans :___________________14 1

P4 Math SA1 2011 16
41 Simon used some coins to form a sequence of figures. The first three figures
are shown below.
Figure 1 Figure 2 Figure 3
(a) Draw Figure 4 and Figure 5 in the space below. [ 2 ]
Figure 4 Figure 5
(b) Figure__________will be formed with 266 coins?
Ans: (b) [2]

P4 Math SA1 2011 17 I VA
42
27 cm
The figure.above is not drawn to scale. ABE is a right-angled 'triangle and

AC is parallel to ED. L BED is 8' more than Z AEB.
(a) If BC is 1 of ED, find the length of BC. (Give your answer in

simplest form.) 6
(b) Find LBED.
Ans: (a) _________________ 21
(b)___________________[ 2 ]
P4 Math SA1 2011
18
43 Bala opened up a book and added the page numbers of the two facing pages. He
found the answer to be 119. He then decided to multiply the page numbers of
these two pages. What is the product of the two page numbers?
Ans :_________________[4]
End-of-paper
Please check your work carefully
P4 Math SA1 19
2011
ANSWER MET
_Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q5 Q6 .Q7 QS Q9 Q10. Q11 Q12 Q13 Q14

2 3 3 1 4 1 2 3 '4 1' 3 2 . 2 2
16)3203 17)28 18)85420 19)65/7

15)99099
21)45
20)359 22)73/4 23)6 24)41
26)North
25)$180 27)1.05 28)5 29)
30)26
31)45 32)42cm2 33)243cm2
34)35cm
2
35)17 x 3 =$51 36)400mi 37)A= 10x16 = 160cm2
51+27 = $78 8=(15x2)-(8x8)
78 + 51 = $129 = 116cm2
A+B=160 + 116
= 276cm2
38)55+ 5 = 11 39)9 x $5 = $45 40)75 clips 41)a)14, 17

11 x 2 = 22 $45 x 8 = $360 b)88
55 x 22 = 1210 $5 x 5 = $25
3x3=9 $360 + $25 = $385
3x2=6
55 6 = 49 42)a)27+ 6 = 4R3 43)119 1 =118
3x2 = 6 = 4316 = 4'/2cm 118+ 2 =59
22 6 = 16 b)90 8 = 82 59 + 1 =60
49 x 16 = 784 82 2 = 41 59 x 60 =3540
784 9 = 775m2 41 + 8 = 49'


PRIMARY 4
MATHEMATICS
BOOKLET A
Total Time for Booklets A and B: 1 h 45 min
INSTRUCTIONS TO CANDIDATES
Do not turn over this page until you are told to do so.
Shade your answers in the Optical Answer Sheet (OAS)
provided.
Name:
Class: Primary 4.___
Date: 5 May 2011
100
This booklet consists of 8 printed pages including this page.

Questions 1 to 20 carry 2 marks each. For each question, four options are given.
One of them is the correct answer. Make your choice (1, 2, 3 or 4). Shade the
correct oval (1, 2, 3 or 4) on the Optical Answer Sheet. (40 marks)
1 The number of people who took part in a singing competition was 263 84g.
What is this number when rounded to the nearest hundred?
(36) 263 000

(37) 263 800
(38) 264 000
(39) 264 800
2 50 thousands and 3 tens is the same as
(40) 5 030
(41) 5 300
(42) 50 030
(43) 50 300
3 Which of the following numbers is a multiple of 6?
(44) 16
(45) 26
(46) 36
(47) 46
4 Which of the following can be divided by 8?
(48) 184
(49) 246
(50) 358
(51) 404

ocia
3
5 How many one-sixths are there?
(1) 12
(2) 13
(3) 14
(4) 15
6 What fraction of the figure is shaded?
1
(1)
3
(2)
2
(3)
8
(4)
8
3 1
7 + =
5 10
2
5
4
15
7
10
4
5

8 In the figure, which angle is greater than a right angle?

(1) z w
(2) z x
(3) z Y
(4) z z
9 The picture below shows a game board. Which object lies southeast of
the letter F.
W,
N
e! B
)E P G 0
J KCS
M
N 41.Q
(4)

10 In the figure, which line is perpendicular to AB?
(1) AD
(2) AE
(3) BC
(4) ED
11 Which one of the following figures has parallel and perpendicular lines?
H
L
M
12 Complete the following number pattern
4, 8, 14, 44, 58, 74
(5) 18 , 28
(6) 20 , 26
(7) 22 , 32
(8) 24 34

13 Which of the following is a common factor of 16 and 28?
(1) 14
(2) 8
7
(3 )
(4) 4
14
5x3 = x . What is the missing number in the box?
4 8
(1) 15
(2) 23
(3) 30
(4) 38
15 Vanda Primary School arranged an excursion for its Primary 4 pupils to

Chinatown. The table below shows the number of pupils who participated in
the excursion.
Class Enrolment Attendance

4A 39 35
48 40 36
4C 42 40
413 40 39
4E 38 37
How many P4 pupils did not participate in the excursion?
(1) 11
(2) 12
(3) 13
(4) 14

Use the graph to answer questions 16 and 17.
The bar graph shows the sale of ice-cream cones last week.
350-
8 300;--
(T)
- - - -co a 250z
----------------
g
2
on005. CL
100
501
0___________ Mon Tue Wed Thu Sat Sun
16 How many days in that week did the store sell more than 250 cones per
day?
(1) 1
(2) 2
(3) 3
(4) 4
17 Between which two days was the difference in the number of cones sold
the greatest?
(1) Monday.and Saturday

(2) Tuesday and Sunday
(3) Thursday and Saturday
(4) Wednesday and Sunday

18 Joan bought 3 bags of candies. Each bag contained 20 candies. She gave
18 candies to May and 6 candies to June. What fraction of the candies did
she have left?
1
3
2
5
5'
5
6
19 Mr Lim paid $120 for 3 identical shirts and a pair of pants. Each pair of pants
cost twice as much as the shirt. How much did Mr Lim pay for the pair of
pants?
(1) $24
(2) $30
(3) $48
(4) $60
20 The figure of a cross is drawn on a square grid of size 6 cm. It is divided

into equal parts as shown below. What is the area of the shaded part?
6 cm
(5) 6 cm2
(6) 18 cm2
(7) 30 cm2
(8) 45 cm'
End of Booklet A

P
RI
M
A
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4
MATHEMATICS
B
O
O
K
L
E
T
B
Total Time for Booklets
A and B: 1 h 45 min
INSTRUCTIONS TO
CANDIDATES
to do so.
carefully.
Write your answers in
this booklet.
Name: ____________________________
)
Date: 5 May 2011
/ 60
This booklet consists of 11

printed pages including
this page.

Questions 21 to 40 carry 2 marks each. Write your answers in the spaces provided.
For questions which require units, give your answers in the units stated. (40 marks)
21 Measure the size of z x.
Ans..
22 A rectangular piece of paper is folded at one of the corners. .How many
right angles are there?
Ans:
23 Name the line parallel to BC.
A
Ms: _________________

24 The figure shows a spinner. The spinner makes 3 right-angle turns in the
anticlockwise direction. Draw the final position ofthe spinner in the blank
grid.
e
25 Use all the digits 8, 0, 9
and 6 to form the smallest even
number.
Ans:
26 A grocer sold 807 mangoes on Monday and 658 mangoes on Tuesday. How
many mangoes were sold on both days? Round off your answer to the
nearest ten.
Ans:
27 Apples are sold at 40 cents each or 6 for $2.00 during a special offer.
How much will I save if I purchased a dozen apples during the special offer?
Ans ! $

Use the graph to answer questions 28 to 30.
The graph shows the amount of rainfall over 5 months in Toledo Island in 2010.
(wo) pejuiea jo wnowy
Jan Feb Mar Apr May

Jun
28 What was the amount of rainfall collected in the driest month?
Ans:
_________________
cm
29 A total of 100 cm of rainfall was collected in the first 6

months. Complete the graph for the month of June.
30 VVhat.frao,Wtpf the total rainfall was collected in April? Give your

answer in the simples/lona
Ans:
(Goon to the next page)

31 There are 240 households at Sunshine Vile. The table shows the number of
children each household has.
Number of
children 0 1 2 3 4
Number of
118 65 40 15 2
households
How many households have fewer than 3 children?
Ans:
32 What is the smallest number that has 4 factors?
Ans:
33 Two pizzas were cut into 12 pieces and shared equally among 12
guests at a party. What fraction of each pizza did each guest receive?
Ans:
34 Shade the correct number of A such that 5 --of the figure is shaded.

35 P and Q are two numbers on the number line below. Find P + Q. Give your
answer in its simplest form.
P
1111111________________ IIIII I H
Ans:
1 3
36 Which fractions below add up to 1 whole?
Ans:
37 In the figure below, draw a line perpendicular to BC in the grid.

38 The figure is made up of 2 squares. What is the value of z AEC?

A_____________________
F E D
Ans:
39 ABCD is a square. What is z x + z y?
Ans:

40 Beads were arranged in this sequence to form a long necklace. 120 beads
were used altogether. How many heart-shaped beads Were there?
A ns :

For questions 41 to 45 show your working clearly in the space below each question
and write your answers in the space provided. The number of marks available is
shown in brackets [ ] at the end of each question or part-question. (20 marks)
41 Bob has 2 photo albums. There are 8 photographs on each page of the
album. Album A has 152 photograph& Album B has 7 fewer pages
than Album A. How many pages are there in Album B?
Ans: ________________ [4]
42 Jane bought some stickers. She gives 3 of them to her sister and 1 of them
2
to her friend. She had 24 stickers left How many stickers did she buy?
Ans: ________________ [4]


ANSWER sNEET
1 2 3 5 6 7 Q8 Q9 Q10 Q11 Q12 Q13 Q14 Q15 Q16 Q1

2 3 3 4 1 3 4 2 1 3 4 3 2 3 74
.
Q11 Q2
04
21)48' 22)4 23)AF 24)
25)6098 26)1470 27)$0.80
28)10cm 29)
30)7150
31)223 households
32)6
33)1/6
34)
35)33/4 36)1/2 , 2/5, 1/10 37)
38)45 x 2 = 90'
39)90 61 = 29
90' 32 = 58
58 + 29' =870

40)120+5 = 24
24 x 2 = 48 heart-shaped beads
41)152+8 = 19
19 7 = 12
There are 12 pages in Album B.
42)1/3 + 1/2
=2/6 + 3/6
=5/6
6/6 5/6 = 1/6
1 unit->24
6 units-324 x 6 = 144
She bought 144 stickers.
43)$366 = $6
$6 x 2 = $12
$123 = $4
5 x $4 = $20
She must pay $20 if she want to buy 5 magazines.
44)a)50kg x 4 = 200kg
5kg + 2kg = 7kg
200kg7kg = 28R4
28 x 2 = 56
He can pack 56 packets of rice altogether.
b)4kg of rice is left over.
45)$282 = $14
$12 x 3 = $42
$126 $42 = $84
$843 = $28
$28 x 2 = $56
Ali had $56 left.

Mathematics
Primary 4
Total
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Date: 11 May 2011 Parent's Signature:_________________
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2.Follow all instructions carefully.
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4.For questions 1 to 20. in.. Section A, shade the correct ovals on the
Optical Answer Sheet (OAS).
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Maximum Marks Obtained

Section A 40
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Section C 20
Total 100
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For questions 1 to 20, four options are given. One of them is the correct answer.
Make your choice (1, 2, 3 or 4). Shade the correct ovals (1, 2, 3 or 4) onto the
Optical Answer Sheet provided. Each question carries 2 marks.
In which of the following numbers does the digit 5 stand for 500?
(1) 24 355
(2) 35 425
(3) 45 352
(4) 54 532
2. Which one of the following is the best estimate for 609 x 29?
(13) 600 x 20
(14) 600 x 30
(15) 610 x 20
(16) 650 x 30
3. 20 000 + 1000 + 40 + 3 =
(1) 3 043
(2) 12 043
(3) 21 043
(4) 30 043
4. Terence baked 36 cookies. He ate 2 of them. How many cookies did he eat?
3
(1) 6
(2) 9
(3) 24
(4) 4

5. What is the sum of 4-3 and 1-1?

5 10
(5) 5 5
(6) 5-2-
10
(7) 510
(8) 5 15
6. Figure CDEF is a square. Find Z y.
__________0
F E
(9)30'
(10) 45
(11) 60'
(12) 90
7. The figure below is not drawn to scale. It is made up

of a rectangle ABFG and a
square CDEF. Find the length of AG.
B
A4 A_
7 cm D
2 cm
C
7
F E
3 cm
(13) 5
(14) 2
(15) 3
(16) 7
8. The rectangle below is not drawn to scale. Find Z x.
(16) 24
(17) 28'
(18) 38
(19) 6Z
9. What is the common factor of 12 and 16?
(1) 6
(2) 8
(3) 3
(4) 4
10. I am an even number. I am a multiple of 4 and a factor of 64.

I am smaller than 20 but bigger than 10. What is my number?
(1) 8
(2) 12
(3) 16
(4) 18
11. if v + _____ zr + Yr = 140

and x V . ) = 36
then c2 + * ?
(20)
67
(21)
73
(22)
79
(23)
134

BOOK
Study the table below and use the information to answer questions 15 and
16. The table below shows the type of fish Mr Lim has in his shop.
Type of-
_Goldfish.;;Clown Fish '''., Cup f i
stenber of fib.23
55 150
100
15. How many more guppies than goldfish are there in Mr Lim's shop?
(5) 95
(6) 105
(7) 195
(8) 205
16. A clown fish costs $2 and a koi costs $16, how much money will Mr
Urn earn if he sells half of the total number of clown fish and all the koi
in his shop?
(17) $ 268
(18) $ 468
(19) $ 568
(20) $ 846
17. Li Ping had 4 420 red beads and 1 836 blue beads. She mixed them together
and packed them equally into 8 boxes. How many beads are there in each box?
(9) 323
(10) 657
(11) 782
(12) 6 256

18. The mass of an empty basket is 2 kg. When it is filled with apples, the total
mass of the basket and apples is 5 kg. What is the mass of the apples?
(1) 42 kg
(2) 4kg
5
(1) 5-2 kg
5
(2) 5-3 kg
5
19. Muthu wanted to give some sweets to his friends. If he gave each friend 3
sweets, he would have 2 sweets left over. But if he gave each friend 4 sweets,
he would need another 3 sweets. How many sweets did Muthu have?
20. 6 pupils are standing in a circle during a PE lesson. Each pupil is allowed
to throw the ball to another pupil only once. What is the maximum number
of throws that can be made?

Section B (40 marks)

For questions 21 to 40, show your working clearly in the space below each question
and write your answer in the answer boxes provided. Give your answers in the units
stated. Each question carries 2 marks.
21. What are the next 3 multiples of 9?
9,
22. Use all the digits listed below to form the greatest four-digits odd number
that is less than 5000.
6, 4, 3, 9
10.What is the missing number in the following number pattern?
_ 23 530; 23 730, _________, 24 130
24.Find the number in the box.
500 x 24 = 2000 +
4. Express -21 as a mixed number in the simplest form. 6

26. What fraction does the letter X represent on the l'ne?
6 = 11Find the missing number

I
27.
8 22 4 3 111(1
in the box.
51
x
28. The figure below is not drawn to scale. It is made up of 4 similar rectangles.
Find the length of AB.
9
B
4 cm
D C
Cm
29. How many angles inside the figure shown below are
greater than a right-angle?
30. A -3-turn is equal to__________degrees.

4
31.Draw a line perpendicular to XY through point Z.
Y
X
5. A number is 6 000 when rounded off to the nearest

10. What is the largest
possible number?
33. Arrange the following fractions in ascending order.

7 3 I 1
12 4 3 2
34. Tom sold I of his stickers and gave away 5 of it to Jerry.

4 12
What is the fraction of stickers left? Give your answer in the simplest form.
35. Sammy is standing at point X and is facing the library. He turns 180" in a
clockwise direction. Where will he be facing?
Hall
AVA room Library
z
Classroom Car park
Science
Garden
Canteen
Study the table below and use the information to answer question 36 and 37.
Number of people
Fri da y Saturda y Sun da y W fonda y

Day
q Male
Female
36.Which day did the least number of people visit the art exhibition?
3. How many people visited the art exhibition on Saturday and Sunday?
38.In the figure below, how many line(s) are parallel AB?
11. Jayden spent 2 of his money on transport. He

had $42 dollars left. 9
How much money did he have at first?
12.John is 15 years old

thisyear. Two years
ago, he was I of
his father's age. 3
How old is his father now?
years old

Section C (20 marks)

For questions 41 to 45, show your working clearly in the space below each question
and write your answers in the blanks provided. The marks for each question or part
question are given in the brackets.
41. Melvin has 384 stamps altogether. 3 of them are local stamps while the rest are
8
foreign stamps.
a) How many local stamps does he have?

b) How many more foreign stamps than local stamps does he have?
AnSWer: a) (2 m)
b)_______________(2 m)

42. There were 1 200 chairs in the hail. Mr Ang arranged them into 3 rows.
There were 605 more chairs in the first row than the second row. The number of
chairs in the second row was thrice the number of chairs in-the third row.
How many chairs were there in the second and third row?
Answer: _________________(4 m)

i-t
43. Joel and Zhi Rui had $2 896. After Joel gave Zhi Rui $128, he still had $86 .1ore
than Zhi Rui. How much money did Zhi Rui have at first?
Answer ________________(4 m)

a
44. Shawn donated 1 of his allowance to charity and spent another I of his
4 4
allowance on a toy car. He had $36 left.

a) What fraction of the allowance had he left?
Give you answer in the simplest form.
b) How much money did he donate to charity?
Answer: a) (2 m)
b)_______________(2 m)

45. The price of one file is $2. When a customer buys 3 files, he can buy one more
at half the price. What is the greatest number of files that a customer can
buy with $51?
Answer: ________________(4 m)

11
ANSWER s EET
EXAM PAPER 2011
SCHOOL : ROSYTH
SUBJECT : PRIMARY 4 MATHEMATICS
TERM SAl
.
T
Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q5 Q6 Q7 Q8 Q9 Q1.0 11 12 Q13 Q14 Q15 Q16 17

4 2 3 3 1 2 1 2 4 3 2 3 3 1 1 2 3
Q18 Q19 Q20

..2 4 4
21)18,27,36 22)4963 23)23930 24)10000 25)4z/3
26)33/4 27)18 28)12cm 29)2 30)270'
31) Z 32)6004 33)113,'/2, 7/12, 3/4
34)1/3 35)office 36)Friday
x Y
37)144 people 38)1 39)$54 40)41 years old
41)a)1u3384 = 48
48 x 3 = 144
Melvin has 144 local stamps.
b)48 x 5 = 240
240 144 = 96
He has 96 more foreign stamps than local stamps.
42)1200 605 = 595

1u- 595=7=85
7 = 85
85 x 4 = 340
There were 340 chairs in 2"I and 3'd rows.
43)2896 86 = 2810
- 2 = 1405
1405 128 =$1277
Zhi Rui had $1277 at first.
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44)a) 1/4 = 2/8

2/8 + 2/8 = 4/8
8/8 4/8 = 4/8 = 2/4 = 1h
He had left with 1/2 of his allowance.
b)1u336 4 = 9
9 x2=$18
He donated $18 to charity.
45)3 files33 x $2 = $6
4 files->$6 + $1 = $7
$51 7 = 7 remainder $2
7x4=28
28 + 1 = 29
A customer can buy 29 files with $51.
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PRIMARY 4 MATHEMATICS
11 MAY 2011
BOOKLET A
20 questions
40 marks
Total Time For Booklets A and B: 1 h 45 min
NAME: __________________________________________)
CLASS : PRIMARY 4
DO NOT OPEN THIS BOOKLET UNTIL YOU ARE TOLD TO DCTSO.

Section A (20 x 2 = 40 marks)
Make your choice (1, 2, 3 or 4). Shade the correct oval (1, 2, 3 or 4) on the Optical
Answer Sheet.
1. The value of the digit 7 in 43 070 is
(1) 7
(2) 70
(3) 700
(4) 70 000
2. Express 5-3 as an improper fraction.

4
12
(5)
4
19
(6)
4
20
(7)
4
23
(8)
4
3. Find the difference between 5-2 and I

3 6
(5)56
(1) 5-1
3
(6)5-3
6
(2) 5-5
6

4. How many letters in the word below have parallel lines?
MATH
(1) 1
(2) 2
3
(3)
(4) 4
5. In the figure below, DEFG is a square. And L b.
(9) 27
(10) 36
(11) 63
(12) 72
8
6. Which one of the following is an equivalent fraction of 12 ?
1
(9)
2
1
(10)
3
2
(11) 3
3
4

31
5+
4
11
(1)
4
(2) 26
4
(3) 6
-
1
2
(1) 7-
3
4
8. What is
the time
shown on the
clock?
(5)15 minutes to 3
(6)15 minutes to 4
(7)15 minutes past 3
(8)45 minutes past 4
9. At a
party,
5
cakes
were
shared
equally
among
12
childre
n. How
many
cakes
did 3
childre
n
receive
?
1
12
5
12
1
(3) 1
7
1
(9)2
-
2
10.
Tom
my's
boat
was
facin
g
north
-east.
It
turne
d
(3)
(4)
1350
in a
clock
wise
direct
ion
after
a
wave
ha it.
Whic
h
direct
ion is
the
boat
facin
g
now?
(10)
Nort
h
(11)
Sou
t
h
(12)
East
(13)
Wes
t
3
BOOK
ForInterrnaluseronly.......
14. The figure below is formed by 3 squares, each of side 4 cm long. Find the
perimeter of the figure.
(13) 24 cm
(14) 32 cm
(15) 36 cm
(16) 48 cm
15. Sally took 1 h 40 min to travel from her house to Town A. Mark took 35 min
longer to travel to Town A. What is the total time taken by Sally and Mark
to travel to Town A?
(17) 2 h 15 min
(18) 2 h 55 min
(19) 3 h 15 min
(20) 3 h 55 min
16. Apples and oranges are sold at the price below in a certain shop.
3 apples for $2
Mr Tan bought 6 apples and 10 oranges from the shop. He gave the
cashier $20. How much change did he get?
(21) $6
(22) $8
(23) $12
(24) $14
5
19. Find the missing number in the number pattern below.
1, 4, 9 16, 25, H , 49
(5) 27
(6) 30
(7) 36
(8) 40
20. 5 of the restaurant staff are Singaporeans

while the rest are foreigners. 7
There are 48 more Singaporean than foreign staff. How many staff are
there altogether?
(9) 16
(10) 48
(11) 64
(12) 112
End of Booklet A Go on to Booklet B

MARKS STELLA HIGH SCHOOL (PRIMARY)
SEMESTRAL ASSESSMENT 1
11 MAY 2011
BOOKLET B
25 questions
60 marks
Total Time For Booklets A and B: 1 h 45 min
NAME:___________________________________
CLASS : PRIMARY 4
DO NOT OPEN THIS BOOKLET UNTIL YOU ARE TOLD TO DO SO.
MARKS OBTAINED :
BOOKLET A: 140
BOOKLET 13: / 60
TOTAL : / 100

Section B (20 x 2 = 40 marks)

Show your working dearly in the spaces below each question and write your
answers in the spaces provided. For questions which require units, give your
answers in the units stated.
Do not
21. 7077 + 7 = x3 write
in this
space.
Answer:
22. What is 4 of 72 ?
9
Answer:_________________
23. What fraction of the figure below is shaded ?
Answer
24. Arrange the following fractions from the smallest to the largest
13 22 1
2,
4
Answer:;

J....A.JKL
25. What is the correct improper fraction indicated by the arrow? Do not
write
in this
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 H 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 space.
1 2 1 3
Answer:
26. What fraction of the diamonds is not shaded? Give

your answer in the simplest form.

0
0
0
0
0
0

0
0
0
410.
0
0
0
Answer:
27. Draw a line parallel to AB. The line must pass through point
P.
P

(Go on to me next page)
28. Use a protractor to measure L DEA. Do not

write
A in this
space.
Answer:
1. In the figure below, identify the line that is perpendicular to XY and

also parallel to EF.
A C
B F
Answer:
1. The figure below is a square not drawn to scale. Find the sum of La and Lb.
Answer 0

3 SCORE
31.The clock below is 25 minutes faster than the actual time. Do not
write
in this
space.
What will the actual time be 1-1 hours later?
2
Answer: p.m
8.The admission ticket for a child to a funfair is $2.50. An adult admission ticket
costs $3 more. Mdm Peh and her 3 children want to go to the funfair. How
much would the family have to pay altogether?
A n s w e r : $
13.Robin used 6 pieces of $2 notes to exchange for 200 coins and 500 coins.
He had 3 more 500 coins than 200 coins from the exchange. Find the total
number of coins he received from the exchange.
Answer.
A SC:CIRF
34.Wei Xin took 4 exercise books, a pocket

dictionary, a calculator and a box of
coloured pencils from the shelves in a
bookshop. The price of each of the
items are shown in the table below.
Exercise Pocket Coloured

Items Calculator
book dictionary pencils
Price 80$ each $10.50 each $12.90 each $4.70 per bo
He gave the cashier $20 but was told it

was not enough to pay for all the items
he had taken. He put two items back to
the shelves and had the exact amount of
money to pay for the remaining items he
had taken. Which items did he put back?
Answer:
14.The table below shows the charges for

printing photos at a photo centre.
20 Photo 21 100 101 600 Above 500

Size
and below Photo Photos Photos
4R 40$ each 35$ each 30$ each 250 each
5R 50$ each 45$ each 40$ each 35$ each
8R $1.50 each $1.40 each $1 20 each 80$ each
Muthu printed 22 4R photos and

124 SR photos. How much did he
pay in total?
Ans
wer:
$________________________

SLX.11-<E, Do not
write
in this
space.
36.Two identical squares are used to form the figure below. The perimeter of
the figure is 24 cm. Find the area of one of the squares.
Answer: cm2
9. Mary had twice as

many stickers as Bob.
Joe had 1 as many
stickers as 4
Bob. If Mary had 120 stickers, how many stickers did they have in total?
Answer:
10.Mrs Tan had 189 key chains. She gave an equal number of key chains to
8 of her pupils. Each pupil received less than 20 key chains. What is the
least number of key chains Mrs Tan had left?
Answer:
Do not
write
in this
space.
39. The pineapples in the diagrams below are of the same mass. What is the mass Do not
of Object A? Give your answer in g. write
in this
space.
Answer:________________
40. A group of gills lined up in 7 rows in the hall. There were an equal number of
girls in each row. Judy was in one of. the rows. In her row, she was third
from the front and sixth from the back. Hew many girls were there in the hall
altogether?
Answer:
SUUKt
Section C ( 5 x 4 = 20 marks )
Work out the answers for each of the following questions. All workings must be
shown dearly in the space provided.
41. On Day 1, 55 000 people attended the travel fair. On Day 2, the number of Do not
people who attended the travel fair was half of that in Day 1. On Day 3, write
in this
10 500 less people attended the travel fair than in Day 2. space.
Find the total number of people who attended the travel fair over the 3 days.
Answer: [4]

BOOK
43. Kelly had 1 of the number of beads Sammy had. After Kelly received Do not
5 write in
this
space.
90 beads from Sammy, both of them had the same number of beads.
How many beads did they have altogether?
Answer:___________________[4]
an ernoc
For Interrnal user only .....................,.10
44. A barrel can hold 96 litres of water. A tank can hold 12 more litres of water than Do not
the barrel. An aquarium can hold 3 times as much water as the tank. write in
this
If the aquarium is 3 filled with water, how much more water is needed to fill 4 space.
the aquarium completely?
Answer:_________________141

II SCORE
45. Study the number pattern carefully. [Clue: The shaded boxes are the Do not
write in
operators (X, , +, or ). ] this
space.
,-,
10 t 20 200 50 4
._,
16 30 480 10 48
14 18 252 a 9
18 r
A 288 12 24
(a) What is the value of A?

(b) What is the value of B?
Answer: (a) A =____________[2]
(b) 8=____________[2]
END OF PAPER


ANSWER SHEET

2 4 3 2 1 3 1 2 3 2 4 1 3 2 4 2. 4
Q18 Q19 Q20

2 3 4
21)337 22)32 23)3/8 24)21/4, 1312, 22/8 25)13/5
26)3/5 27) 28)87 29)CD 30)78
31)4.45 p.m. 32)$13 33)33 34)Pocket dictionary and Exercise book
35)$57.30 36)16cm2 37)195 38)37 39)100g 40)56
41)Day 2355000+2 = 27500

Day 3927500 10500 = 17000
Tota1355000 -I- 27500 17000 = 99500 people.
42)a)LX t LY = 90 15 = 75
b)LZ = 90 + 45 = 135 45)a)288+18 = 16
b)252+-9 = 28
43)2u990
1u490 2 = 45
6u945 x 6 = 270
44)tank-)96L 12L = 108L

Aquariurn4108L x 3 = 324L
324+4 = 811


C L AS S 4 M ATH S WO R K B O O K
Name ) Marks: /100
Class: Primary 4SY

Time: 1 h 45 min Parent's Signature:
Section A: ( 30 marks )
Questions 1 to 15 carry 2 marks each. For each question, four
options are given_ One of them is the correct answer_ Make
your choice (1, 2, 3 or 4). Shade the correct oval (1, 2, 3 or 4)
on the Optical Answer Sheet.
1. In 76.2'85, the value of the digit 7 is
(1) 70 (2) 700
(3) 7 000 (4) 70 000
1. Which of the following numbers when rounded off to the nearest ten becomes
61 800?
(1) 61 777 (2) 61 795
(3) 61 80 (4) 61 883

9
2. What is the remainder when 3 453 is divided by 7?
(1) 1 (2) 2
(3) 3 (4) 4
2. Which of the is not a factor 24?

following of
(1) 1 (2) 6
(3) 12 (4) 48
Fo r In te r rna l use r on ly
5. Which letter below has perpendicular lines only?
LEAK
(2) A
(4) E
6. Which of the following has the smallest value?

3 3
(1) 5 (2) 7
3 3
(3) 8 (4) 4
7. How many angles are there inside the figure?
(1) 5 (2) 7
(3) 9
(4) 14
2
8. Find the difference between 18 000 and 5 400.
(1) 3 600 (2) 12 600
(3) 13 400 (4) 17 460
How many pairs of parallel lines are there in the diagram below?
(1) 1 (2) 2
(3) 3
(4) 4
10. The figure below is not drawn to scale.

Find the length of the unknown side, GF.
A B
7 cmI 15 cm
F______
2 cm
D C
(1) 6 cm (2) 8 cm
(3) 9 cm (4) 13 cm

3
11. Three children used a see-saw to compare how heavy they were.
Julian Maya
(1) (2)
70
60
50
40
Mass
30 Mass
20
10
Pauline Maya Julian

Pauline Maya Julian
(3) (4)
70
70
60
er
60
50 50
a
40 40
Mass Mass
30
30
20 20
10 10
0
0
Pauline Maya Julian Pauline Maya Julian
Which graph below best represents the mass of the children?

A

MRT
Basketball Court
Park
Pet Shop Library
Market
Food Bus-stop
Court
Mal:/is is now facing the food court. If she turns 225

in the clockwise direction, what will she be facing?
(1) Basketball Court (2) Park
(3) Market (4) Bus-stop
13. The figure below is not drawn to scale. What is its

perimeter?
28 cm
13 cm
25 cm
14 cm
(1) 80 cm (2) 94 cm
(3) 106 cm (4) 532 cm

5
14.Round off the number in the cards A, B, C and D to the nearest 100.
Which of the following pairs of cards will give an estimated value of 1300 when
their numbers are added up?
A B C
950 420 730 850
(1) A+ B (2) B+C
(3) B + D (4) A + D
1. The sum of two numbers is 1000. Their difference is 400.

What is the smaller number?
(1) 300 (2) 400
(3) 600 (4) 700
6
Name: )
Class: Primary 4
Section B: B: ( 40 marks)
Questions 16 to 35 carry 2 marks each. Write your answers in the
spaces provided. For questions which require units, give your
Do not write
16.Write forty-two thousand and eighty in numerals. In this columr
Ans:
17. Fill in the blank with the correct number in the number pattern-below.
38.110 , 39 120 , 40 130 , 4?. 150
A n s :
2. Arrange these numbers from the smallest to the greatest.
78 509 70 859 70 985 78 059
Ans:_________________
(smallest) (gthatest)
19. 718 x 12 =
Ans:.
7
Do not write In this colun

20. Measure. Lb.
Ans:
1. Draw a line parallel to line GH through point X.

25. Do not vvri

odd number using all the In this cob
digits shown below.
Ans:_______________________________
26.The table below

shows the favourite
food of a group of
children.
The number of
children who like
Duck Rice is twice as
many as those who
like Mee Goreng.
How many children
like Mee Goreng?
Ans:
15.Mrs. Wee had 12$

packets of
chocolate milk
and some packets
of banana milk.
She packed all the
packets of milk
into 20 boxes.
If each box
contained 12
packets of milk,
how many packets
of banana milk
were there?
Ans:

10
Do not write
28.A number is a common multiple of 3 and 4. In this colum
It is an even number and is between 30 and 40.

What is the number?
A n s:
6. Lauren had a sum of money.

After spending a of it on a book, she had $25 left.
How much money did she have at first?
Ans: $____________
7. At a funfair, oranges were sold at 4 for $3.50.

How much did Mrs Lim pay kit:32 oranges?
Ans: $
11
32.The perimeter of a square is 24 cm. Do not write

In this coIum
Find the length of the square.
Ans:_________cm
8. The cost of 1 football is the same as the cost of 3 tennis balls.

If Mr Ng buys 2 football and 4 tennis balls for $20, what is the cost of
1 tennis ball?
Ans: $
9. A rectangular piece of paper is folded to form the shape as shown below.

It is not drawn to scale.
10 cm
4 cm What is the area of the rectangular piece of paper?
Ans:

Do not write
34.The figure below is a square. In this Coltimi
Ans:
10.Amy, Belinda and Caring had WO.

Amy and Belinda had the same amount of money.
Carine had $5 more than Belinda.
How much money did Amy have ?
Ans: $___________

CLASS 4 MATHS WORK
BOOK
Name:
Class: Primary 4 A
Section C: (30 marks)

For each questions 36 to 43, show your workings clearly in the space provided
for each question and write your answers in the spaces provided.
The number of marks available is shown in brackets I 3 at the end of each
question or part-question.
Do not ih
36. In a school, there were 300 more girls than boys. In this a
When another 15 girls and 55 boys joined the school, the total enrolment of
the school became 2 700.
How many boys were there at first?
Ans; [3]
37. Amanda had 125 stickers.
After giving 5 of the stickers to Zane and some to Tina, she had 20
stickers left.
How many stickers did she give to Tina?
Ans: [3] x

.1A
Do not write
38. The diagram below is not drawn to scale. In this column
It shows a rectangular garden surrounded by a path of equal width of 3m.

What is the area of the rectangular garden?
30 m
20 m
Ans: 131
39. Catherine had 112 more beads than Winna.

After Winna had given Catherine 31 beads, Catherine had 7 times as
many beads as Winna.
How many beads did Winna have at first?
Ans:____________[31
15
Do not
40a. A square and a rectangle (not drawn to wit( In this
colur
scale) are shown below. Find Z r.
40b. Look at the clocks below.
How many right angles has the minute hand

moved?
A n s : ( a )
( b )

41. Regina had a bag of coins. Do not Write

In this column
If she put the coins in groups of 6, she

would have 5 extra coins. If she put the
coins in groups of 5, she would have 2
extra coins. What was the minimum
number of coins in the bag?
Ans:____________[4]
17
42. A blouse costs $14 more than a skirt. Do not write

In this colum
A skirt costs $12 more than a dress.
The total cost of 2 such blouses, 2 such skirts and 2 such dresses is
$232.
What is the cost of a blouse?
Ans:________________[5]
5
Do not write
43. Rose and Isabella In this column
had 856 stamps altogether.
They decided to play

a game.
In the first round,
Isabella lost 58
stamps to Rose.
In the second round,
Rose lost 38 stamps
to Isabella.
At the end of the two
rounds Isabella had
thrice as many stamps
as Rose.
(a) How many stamps
did Rose have at the
end?
(b) How many stamps
did Isabella have at
the beginning of the
game?
121
(b)
[3]
19

ANSWER SHEET
Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q5 QS Q7 ' Q8 Q9 Q10 Q11 Q12 Q13 Q14 Q15

4 2 2 4 1 3 2 2 2 1 2 1 3 3 1
16)42080 17)41140
21)
19)8616 20)110'
22)48 23)GH
G,
24)12/9 25)76425
packets of banana milk 28)36 29)$40
26)40 children 27)112
3 2) $ 2 3 3 ) 7 2 c m z 3 4 ) 1 18 35 ) $ 3 5
30)$28 31)6cm
4 1) 1 7
36)300 + 15 = 315
315 + 55 = 370 18)70859, 70985, 78059, 78509
2700 - 370 = 2330 2u42330 42)$232 - (12+12+12+12+14+14)
1E142330+2 = 1165 =$232 - (24+24+28)
= $232 - (48 + 28)
= $232 - $76 = $156
37)125+5 = 25 6u->$156
1u-425 lu-3$156+6 = $26
25 + 20 = 45 D-->$26
125 -45 = 80 54$26 + $12 = $38
8-3$38 + $14 = $52
38)336m2 43)a)4u4856
1E14214
39)6u4112 +31 + 31 214
= 112 + 62 = 174 b)1-3214 x 3 = 642
1u9174-6 = 29 642 + 58 = 700
W->29 + 31 = 60 700 - 38 = 662
40)a)90 - 72 = 18
90+2 = 45
45 - 18 = 27'
b)2


MATHEMATICS
Name : )
Class : Primary 41
Date :
BOOKLET A
20 Questions
40 Marks
Duration of Paper : 1 hour 45 minutes
Note:
1. Do not open this Booklet until you are told

to do so.
2. Read carefully the instructions given at
the beginning of each part of the
Booklet
3. Do not waste time. If a question is difficult
for you,
go on to the next one.
4..Check youranswers thoroughly.and make
sure you
attempt every' question:
5. In this booklet, you should have the
following:
(a) Page 1 to Page 6
(b) Questions 1 to 20
Questions 1 to 20 cany 2 marks each. For each question, four options are
given. One of them is the correct answer. Make your choice (1, 2. 3 or 4).
Shade the correct oval (1, 2, 3 or 4) on the Optical Answer Sheet.
(40 marks)
1 Which of the following is eighty thousand, two hundred and three?
(1) 823
(2) 8 203
(3) 80 203
(4) 80 230
2 The sum of the values of the digit '9' and the digit '3' in
59 436 is
(11) 870
(12) 930
(13) 6970
(14) 9 030
3 Which of the following numbers are multiples of 6?
(1) 12 and 35
(2) 19 and 24
(3) 18 and 40
(4) 30 and 60
4 The common factors of 12 and 30 are 1, 2, 3 and
(1) 10
(2) 6
(3) 5
(4) 4
5 The smallest number Which can be divided by 3 and 4 is
(1) 6
(2) 8
(15) 12
(16) 24
1
6 Rulers are sold in bundles of 10. Mrs Urn has 2 classes of 43 pupils
each. How many bundles of rulers should she buy if she wants to give
every pupil a ruler each?
(1) 8
(2) 9
(3) 10
(4) 86
7 3 4599( is 10 times_____________
(1) 345
(2) 3 440
(3) 3 350
(4) 34 500
When a number is divided by 7, the quotient is 859 and the

remainder is 2. What is the number?
(5) 124
(6) 6 013
(7) 6 015
(8) 6 027
9 What fraction of the shapes in the box s
\ /
C2 CTOC7 V V
*173>V**
5
7
7
5
12
7
12
2
10 The difference between 5 and 5 is

3- 9
(3) 6-9
(5)6-7
9
11 After buying a present with 4 of her money, Sarah had $240

left. 5
(6) $192
(7) $300
(8) $960
(9) $1200
12 In the figure below, how many lines are parallel to line CD?
A B
(1) 1
(2) 2
3
(3)
(4) 4
3
Use the diagram below to answer Questions 13
to 15 Northwest North Northeast
Southwest South Southeast
West East
13 May is facing East She makes a -turn in an
1
anti-dockwise
2
direction. She will now be facing
(1) North
(2) South
(3)East
(4)West
14 May is facing Southwest She must turn

through an angle of
____________in the clockwise direction to
face North.
(5) 1350
(6) 180'
(7)225'
(8) 3150
15 May is facing Northwest She makes a 900

clockwise turn. Then she
makes a____________in the anti-
clockwise direction to face
Southeast
(9)1-turn
4
(10) 2 -tum
(11) 3 -turn
4
(12) 1 complete turn
4
16 The table below shovis the number of copies of newspapers sold

at a news stand from Monday to Friday.
Day Number of copies '

Monday 51
Tuesday 38
Wednesday 49
Thursday 62
Friday 55
What was the total number of copies of newspapers sold on Monday

and Thursday?
(5) 106
(6) 110
(7) 113
(8) 255
17 Which list has all the odd numbers from 22 to 30?
(1) 22 , 25 , 29
(2) 23 , 26 , 29
(3) 24 , 26 , 28 , 30
(4) 23 , 25 27 29
18 What is the missing number in the box?
65R2
) 3 2 7
. 3 0
2 7
2 5
2
(1) 6
(2) 2
(3) 5
(4) 4

The line graph below shows the number of animals in a zoo from 2006
to 2011. Study the graph carefully and answer Questions 19 and 20.
2100
a
E. 2000
O 1900
1800
E 1700
1600 ___ ___
2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011
Years
19 How many more animals were there in 2011 than in 2007?
(1) 300
(2) 350
(3) 3 900
(4) 4 000
20 In which lsear period was there the greatest increase in the number
of animals?
(17) 2007 to 2008

(18) 2008 to 2009
(19) 2009 to 2010
(20) 2010 to 2011
6
MATHEMATICS
Name : )
Class : Primary 41
Date
BOOKLET B
28 Questions
60 Marks
In this booklet, you should have the

following:
MARKS
OBTAINED POSSIBLE
BOOKLET A 40
BOOKLET B 60
TOTAL 100
Parent's Signature :

Questions 21 to 30 carry 1 mark each. Questions 31 to 40 carry 2 marks each.

Show your working clearly in the space below each question and write your
answers in the spaces provided. For questions which require units, give your
(30 marks)
21 Write 70 912 in words.
Ans:
22 Use the following digits to form the largest 5-digit number.
(0/
Ans:
23 List down all the common factors of 15 and 30.
A ns :
24 How many quarters are there in 2 wholes?
Ans:
7
25 Write 36 as a mixed number in its simplest form.

8
Ans:
26 Name a pair of perpendicular lines in the figure.

A
Ans:
27 In the figure below, which of the following lines is parallel to AB?
Ms:
8
The line graph shows the number of books sold each day at Asia Green
Bookstore. Study the graph carefully and answer Questions 28 to 30.
400
Mon Tues Wed Thurs Fri

-a 300 Sat
Day
E a MS
n
200 M e
28 M
On which day was the shop dosed?
M
E n s
s M o r i e
Mee NM NM
I I l e l re i aS Me M I I M i e l e
100
el We
ell .11115
l e l l e e M I
0 i n l e
MIMINW4
Ans:
29 How many more books were sold on Saturday than on

Thursday?
Ans:
30 If 1 580 books were sold from Monday to Sunday. how

many books were sold on Sunday?
Ans:
9
31 Deborah has 4 times as many stickers as Jace. If Jace has 1 056 fewer
stickers than Deborah, how many stickers do they have altogether?
A ns :
32 Use the dues below to find the number.
It is a 3<ligit number that has '2' as one of the digits.

The number '3' is in the hundreds place.
The value of the digit '5' is 50.
. The digit in the tens thousands place is twice the digit in the
hundreds place.
The digit in the thousands place is 3 times the digit in the ones
place.
Ans:
33 List all the factors of 24.
Ans:
34 1 500 is__________more than the quotient of 4 003 3.
Ms:
10
35 Arrange the following fractions in order from the smallest to the

biggest.
10 7
12 6
Ans:
36 WXYZ is a rectangle. Find zs.
w X
Ans:
37 Find zy.
Ans:
38 Measbre zp.
Arts:
11
39 How many more pairs of perpendicular lines than parallel lines are
there in the figure?
Ans:
40 Find the product of 84 and 4.
An s :
12
Questions 41 to 48 carry 3 or 4 marks each. Show your working clearly in the

(30 marks)
41 Kathy sold 280 fish balls on Monday. She sold twin., as many fish balls
on Tuesday. How many fish balls did she sell altogether on both days?
Ans :______________________[3]
42 Donna is 15 years oldex than Keith. 8 years ago, the sum of their age
was 51. How old is Keith now?
Ans ______________________[ 3 ]
13
43 There are some chickens and horses at a farm. Altogether, there are
41 heads and 118 legs. How many chickens are there?
Ans :
-
141
44 A skirt costs 824 legs. th.nn a dress. If 3 skirts and 6 dresses cost
$540, what is the cost of a dress?
Arts :______________________[41
14

45 Mrs Chu bought 5 bracelets and 2 pairs of earrings. Each bracelet cost
3 times as much as a pair of earrings. How much did sne pay
altogether if each pair of earrings cost $68?
Ans :_____________________[4]
46 Cindy baked some cupcakes. She packed the cupcakes into boxes.
Each box contained 9 cupcakes. After packing them, she found
that she had 16 boxes and 6 cupcakes left
a) How many cupcakes were there in all?
b) If she repacked the cupcakes into 6 cupcakes per box, how many
boxes would she have?
Ans: a)_______________________[2]
b)______________________[2]

15
47 There were 260 marbles in a box_ 1 of the marbles were blue and 3of
2 10
them were green. The rest were red. How many red marbles were there?
Ans :________________________
48 Mr Tan's monthly salary is $5580 He gives 2 of it to his wife and

9
spends 2 of it on daily expenses. If he saves the rest of his salary, how
3
much does he save in a year?
Ms: [4]
End of paper
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SNEET
Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q5 Q6 Q7 Q8 Q9 Q10 . Q11 Q12 Q13 Q14 Q15 Q16 Q17

3 4 4 2 3 2 1 3 3 1 4 3 4 1 3 3 4
Q18 Q19 Q20

3 1 4
21)Seventy-thousand, nine hundred and twelve. 22)96420
23)1,3,5 and 15 24)8 25)41/2 26)CD_LDE 27)CD
28)Wednesday 29)/20 hooks 30)300 31)1760 32)66352
33)1,2,3,4,6,8,12 and 24 34)166 35)10/12, 7/6, 9/2 36)108'
37)131 38)300 39)1. more pairs 40)336
41)T-3280 x 2 = 560
Total-560 4- 280 = 840 fish balls.
42)51 - 15 = 36
36 2 = 18
18+8 =26 years old.
43)No. Chickens Horses No. Check

20 20x2 = 40 21x4 = 84 21 X
22 22x2 = 44 19x4 = 76 1.9 X
19 19x2 = 38 22x4 = 88 22 X
23 23x2 = 46 18x4 = 72 18 -I
Ans: 23
chicken.
44)24 x 6 = 144
540 - 144 = 396
1u3396 9 = 44
1D-944 + 24 = $68
45)113368 x 3 = $204
$204 x 5 = $1020
68 x 2 = 136
1020 + 136 = $1156
46)a)9 x 16 = 144
144 + 6 = 150 cupcakes
b)1506 = 25 boxes
47)1u326010 = 26
R326 x 2 = 52 red marbles.
48)1u355809 = 620
620 x 12 = $7440

MATHEMATICS
PRIMARY 4
100
Name:. ) Parent's Signature

Class: Pr 4______________
Duration of Paper: 1 h 45 min
Section A: ( 15 x 2 marks = 30 marks )

Make your choice (1, 2, 3 or 4). Shade the correct ovals on the Optical
Answer Sheet.
1. Sixty-twothousand and twelve written in numerals is
(1) 6012
(2) 6212
(3) 60 212
(4) 62 012
2. Divide3 208 by 8. The quotient is
(1) 41
(2) 401
(3) 410
(4) 411
Page 1

3
3. Express 3 8 as an improper fraction.
9
8
14
8
17
8
27
8
4. The time shown on the clock is 55 minutes faster than the actual time.
What is the actual time?
(1) 11 05
(2) 11 15
(3) 12 55
(4) 13 05
5. Look at the following letters shown below.
T I M E R
How many letter(s) has/have both perpendicular and
parallel lines?
(1) 1
(2) 2
(3) 3
(4) 4
Page 2

6. Study the diagram shown below, how many right angles are there inside
the figure?
(1) 5
(2) 6
3
(3)
(4) 4
7. The perimeter of the square shown below is 100 cm. What is the length of
the square? A
(14) 10 cm
(15) 25 cm
(16) 40 cm
(17) 50 cm
8. Find the sum of the first 4 multiples of 6.
(13) 10
(14) 24
(15) 60
(16) 84
Page 3

9. There were 294 tourists who took the mini bus to Changi Airport, Each mini
bus could take13 tourists. What was the least number of mini
buses needed to take all the tourists to Changi Airport?
(18) 22
(19) 23
(20) 281
(21) 3822 (
)
10. In a cinema, 1 of the audience were women and the rest were men. There
5
were 60 more men than women in the audience. How many
people were there altogether?
(17) 75
(18) 100
(19) 120
(20) 300 ( )
11. In the figure shown below, AC is a straight line and BDEF is a

square. Find Lx.
(21) 26
(22) 640
(23) 71
(24) 154 ( )
Page 4
12. How many pair(s) of parallel lines is/are there in the figure shown below?
(17) 1
(18) 2
(19) 3
(20) 4 (
13.The figure below is made up of 2 identical pieces of rectangular paper

which overlaps each other. Find the perimeter of the figure.
12 cm
12 cm
(21) 24 cm
(22) 36 cm
(23) 48 cm
(24) 60 cm
Page 5

14. Mrs Chua bought 75 boxes of marbles. There were 60 marbles in each
box. She repacked them into smaller packets of 7 marbles each. How
many marbles were not packed?
(9) 6
(10) 2
( 11) 3
(12) 4
3 7a
15. Mr Tan bought 5 kg of flour. He used A kg of it to bake some muffins

and kg of it to bake a cake. How much flour was left?
(10) 3$
kg
(11) 4 Al kg
(12) 4 #1.1 kg
7
(13) 4 a kg
( )
Page 6

Name:_______________________
Class: Pr 4_____________
40
Section B: ( 20 x 2 marks = 40 marks )
Read the questions carefully and write the correct answer in the boxes
provided.
Show all workings clearly.
17.What is the least number of candies that can be shared equally by 3, 4

or 5 children?
11. What is 8 of 18? Express your answer in the simplest form.
12.What is 2h before 00 15 ?
Page 7

19. The clocks below show the time difference in Turkey and Singapore.
Turkey Singapore
14 25 Monday 21 March 20 25 Monday 21

March
When it is 11 40 in Singapore, what time is it in Turkey? Leave

your answer in 12-hour clock.
20. In the figure shown below, SUT is a triangle. Measure LTSU.
Page 8

21. Using a set-square, ruler-and pencil, draw a line parallel to the given line
XY, passing through the point Z.
22. Identify (i) a pair of perpendicular lines and (ii) a pair of parallel lines.
Pay 9
23. The composite figure shown below is made up of 2 identical squares

and a rectangle.
3cm-
17 cm G
Find the length of CD.

11 cm
CT I
24. In the figure, STUV is a square. Find the value of ZSVT.

S
Page IQ ,

25.The figure below is made up of a rectangle and a square. The areaetthe

rectangle-is-thrice the area of the square. If the area of the square is 16 cm2
and the breadth of the rectangle is 2 cm, find the length of the rectangle.
2 an
cm
13. Round off the sum of19 045 and 382 cto the nearest hundred.
14.The sum of the two numbers is. 5206 and the difference between
them is 148. What is the smaller number?
Page 11

28.What is the difference between the smallest 4-digit number and the
greatest 3-digit number?
11. Debbie is 16 years old now. In 3 years' time, her grandmother will
be 4 times her age. How old is Debbie's grandmother new?
years
1. Vanessa spent 40 min doing her Mathematics problem sums and the next
1 ti 30 min writing her English composition. She completed her homework at
14 25. What time did she start doing her homework?
Page 12

32.The figure below is not drawn to scale. Find the value of zk.
15.Jovan is facing North-west as shown in the diagram

below He makes a 2-25 anti-clockwise turn.
Which direction is he facing now?
Page 13

33.The figure below consists of 9 identical squares. The total area of the figure
is 36 m2 Find theJength bf each square.
16.The figure below is made up of a shaded

rectangle inside a square. The length of the square is 10 cm and its area is
5 times the area of the shaded
rectangle. What is the breadth of the shaded rectangle if its length is - 2-1
the length of the square?
10 cm
10 cm
cm
Page 14

35. Look at the patterns shown below.
Pattern 1 Pattern 2 Pattern 3 Pattern 4 ... Pattern 37
0 0 0 o 0 0 0 0
00 A Akok
0 0 0 0 clrolrolro 0 0 0 0
1,
Black
2 4 6
beads
White
4 6 8 10
beads
Total
6 10 14 18 ?
beads
What is the total number of beads in pattern 37?
Page 15
Name:_______________________
Class: Pr 4 30
Section C: ( 30 marks )
Read the following problem sums carefully. Show your workings clearly and
write your answers in the spaces provided.
36. Janet bought 700 oranges. She threw away 25 rotten oranges and sold
the rest at 5 for $4. How much money did she receive?
( 3 marks )
Working
Answer:
Page 16

37. Max, Syed and Ali bought identical balls and toy cars.
Max bought 4 balls and 3 toy cars. Syed bought 3 balls and 2 toy cars while
Ali bought only 2 toy cars. Max spent $40 more than Syed.
How much did the 3 boys spend altogether? ( 3 marks )
Working
Answer :
6. In a train, T, of the passengers were adults and the rest were children.
There were 550 children on the train.

(a) What was the total number of passengers in the train? (2 marks)
(b) How many more adults than children were there in the train? (2 marks)
Working
Answer: (a)
(b)
Page 17

39. Annabelle has 4 times as many ribbons as Sarah. How many ribbons
must Annabelle give to Sarah so that they have 60 ribbons each?
( 4 marks )
Working
Answer :
Page 18

40. Miss Tan baked a total of 468 muffins. 2 of the muffins were 9
cheese-
flavoured, 144 of them were blueberry-flavoured and the rest were

chocolate-flavoured. How many chocolate-flavoured muffins did Miss Tan
bake?
( 4 marks )
Working
Answer.
Page 19

41. -1 of the residents in a condominium are Chinese. 1 of them are Malays,

2 5
1
10 of them are Indians and the remaining 192 residents are Eurasians.
How many more Chinese than Malay residents are there in the
condominium? ( 4 marks)
Working
Answer.
Page 20

42. The figure below is made up of Rectangle A, Rectangle B and an
overlapping Square C. The area of Square C is .'of the area of
Rectangle B. The area of Rectangle A is 71 the area of Rectangle B.

The length of Rectangle A is 6 cm and its breadth is 4 cm.
What is the area of the shaded part?
( 4 marks ) Working
6 cm
4_
4 cm A
Answer:
Page 21

43. Ming Xun had an equal number of blue and green marbles. After giving
away 36 blue marbles and buying another 84 green marbles, he found
that he had 4 times as many green marbles as blue marbles. How many
blue marbles did Ming Xun have at first? ( 4 marks )
Working
Answer
-END OF PAPER-
Setters:
Mrs Wong Ser Huay

Mdm Sally Heng
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4 2 4 2 2 3 2 3 2 2 1 3 3 1 1
16)60 candies 17)63/4 18)22 15 19)5.40 a.m. 20)112
22)1)PQ If18 23)11cm 24)45*

21) Y ii)AB//CD
28)1 29)73 years 30)12 15

25)24cm 26)9400 27)2529
34)4cm 35)150 beads
31)132 32)East 33)2m
42)6 x 4 = 24
36)700 25 = 675 24+6 = 4cmz
675+ 5 = 135
135 x $4 = $54 43)84 36 = 120
3119120
37)$40 41 ball, 1 toy car 1119120+3 = 40
$40 x 7 = $280 - 40 + 36 = 76 blue rnarbles
38)a)550+2 = 275
275 x 7 = 1925 -
b)275 x 5 = 1375
1375 550 = 825
39)60+5 = 12
12 x 3 = 36
.
40)468 144 = 324
2/9 x 468 = 104
324 104 = 220 chocolate muffins
41)192+2 = 96
96 x 3 = 288


Tao Nan. School

Primary 4 Mathematics Mid-Year Examination 2011
Name:_______________________________( ) Date: 13 MaY 2011
Class Primary 4 (
Parent's Signature: _________________________
Paper 1 Booklet A
20
Booklet B 40
Paper 2 40
Total 100
Payer 1 Time: 8.00 a.m. - 9.15 a.m.
Paper 1 comprises Booklet A and Booklet B.
Total time (Booklets A and B): 1h 15 min
Answer all questions

Tao Nan School

Primary 4 Mathematics Mid-Year Examination 2011
Paper 1 Booklet A
Multiple Choice Questions

Shade the correct oval ( 1 , 2 , 3 or 4 ) on the Optical Answer Sheet.
1. What is the value of 9 in 82 192?

(1) 9
(2) 90
(3) 900
(4) 9000
2. 43 645 is__ when rounded off to the nearest hundred.

(1) 43 600
(2) 43 640
(3) 43 650
(4) 44 000
3. Multiply 68 by 21. From the product, what is the value of the digit in the
hundreds place?
(1) 100
(2) 200
(3) 300
(4) 400

4
4. 3 = + 9
7 7 7
The missing number is
(1) 12
(2) 16
(3) 21
(4) 25
5. May is facing west. If she turns 225 clockwise, which direction would she
face?
(1) North-East
(2) North-West
(3) South-East
(4) South-West
6. 32 is a common multiple of
(5) 1 and 3
(6) 2 and 5
(7) 3 and 4
(8) 4 and 8
7. The common factors of 9 and 18 are ______________and

(9) 2, 3 and 9
(10) 2, 6 and 9
(11) 1, 2 and 3
(12) 1, 3 and 9

Look at the diagram below to answer questions 8 and 9,
8. Which pair of lines is parallel?

(1) CH and DG
(2) EK and F.1
(3) EK and DG
(4) CH and FJ
9. Which pair of lines is perpendicular?

(5) CH and DG
(6) EK and FJ
(7) EK and DG
(8) CH and FJ
10. Sally had 90 cupcakes. She sold 6 of the cupcakes. How many
cupcakes were left?

(1) 15
(2) 18
(3) 45
(4) 75

Name:_
Class: Primary 4
40
Parent's Signature:
Paper 1 Booklet.
Write your answers in the boxes provided. For questions which require units,
give your answers in the units stated. Questions 11 to 30 carry 2 marks each.
11. Write 28 745 in words.
1. Arrange the number below in order, beginning with the smallest.
4156 5141 4165 5Y14

iyezrte%1)

16. What is the quotient when 7369 is divided by 3 ?
17. Mary had 12 doughnuts. Her. sister ate 2 doughnuts. What fraction of
the doughnuts was left? Express your answer in its simplest form.
1. Lisa spent 4 of her money on a camera. The camera costs $294.


19. Divide 1112 by 8. Round off the answer to the nearest

hundred.
The answer is_____
1. ffj X rn0 = 36
X ri X =96
Find the value of 1 .1= 0 X ri
1. What is the missing fraction?

Express your answer cis a mixed number in its simplest form.
4 6
I_____

The bargraph below shows the number of computers sold over a period of 5
months. Study the graph carefully and answer questions 22 and 23.
500
400
300
200
100
J a n F e b M a r A p r M a y
22. What is the total number of computers sold in all the months?
3. Flow many more computers were sold in March than the total sales in
February and April?
24. Convert 3 -4 to an improper fraction.

5
25. What is I of 6000?

10
26. The mass of a stack of books, when rounded off to the nearest hundred,
is 9 900 g. What is the smallest possible mass of the stack of books?
27. The time on a clock is 6.45 am. What time would it be if the minute
hand turned 180 clockwise? Give your answer in the 24-hour clock.

28. A,B, C and D are identical rectangles. What is the perimeter of the
shaded part?
Use the figure below to answer questions 29 and 30.

In the figure below, CDHJ is a square and ABJK and EFGH are identical
14em
rectangles. DE = EH.
20 gin
29. What is the area of

Rectangle ABJK?
1. What is the perimeter of
the figure? End of Paper 1

Name: _______________________________Date:
Class: Primary 4 ) Time: 10.30 a.m. -

11A5 a m.
Parent's Signature:
_______________________________________
Marks:
Questions 1 to 10 carry 4 marks each. Show your working

clecirly in the' space provided for each question and write
your answers in the spaces provided. For questions whiCh
require units, give your answers in the units stated. (40
marks)
1. Mr Ng had $8 210. He spent $4 120 on a sofa and gave

the rest of the money equally to his 5 children. How
much money did each of his children receive?
Ans:
1
2. Siti collected a total of 5525 bottle caps in Mistrand dune.

She collected 4 times as many bottle caps in June than .in May.
How many more bottle caps did Siti collect in June than in May?
Am:___________________
3. Mr Lee bought 9 boxes of apples. Each bCx contained
24 apples. If Mr Lee gave away 3 of the apples,
how many apples were left?

Ans:

4. Mrs Tan is 32 years older than her son. How old will Mrs Tan be when she
is 5 times as old as her son?
Ans: ___________________
5. Sumei bought 8 similar mugs and 2 similar plates. A plate costs as much as
2 mugs. If Sumei spent $48, find the total cost of one plate and one mug.
Ans: ___________________
3
6. Ali has fewer than legainIttaalefi. When he divides the marbles equally into
groups of 8 or 9, there will be a remainder of 2 marbles. How many marbles
does Ali have?
Ans: ____________________
It
7. There were 600 people at a Science fair. 2 of them were adults and the rest
5
were children. If half of the children were girls, how many girls were there?
Ms. ________________
4
8. The sum of three numbers is 105. The first number is twice as much as the
second number. The second number is twice as much as the third number.
What is the biggest number?
Ans: ____________________
9. Rani had a piece of square cardboard with a perimeter of 32 cm. She then
pasted a piece of square paper in the centre of the cardboard, leaving a
border of 2 cm around it. What is the area of the cardboard that is not
covered by the paper?
Ans: ___________________

10. There is a total of 150 ducks and cows in a farm. If there are 314
legs altogether, how many ducks and how many cows are there?
Ans : Ducks -
Cows-
End of Paper 2
6

AN SWE R SHEET
Q1 Q2 ! Q3 Q4 Q5 Q6 Q7 QS Q9 Q10
2 1 4 2 3 4 4 2 3 . 1_
11)Twenty-eight thousand, seven hundred and forty-five
12)4156, 4165, 5114, 5141 13)3494

17)5/6 18)$392 19)100 20)24
16)2456
22)1700 23)150 24)19/5 25)4200
21)53/4
26)9850g 27)7.15a.m. 28)24cm 29)15cm
30)130cm
Paper 2
1)$8210 $4120 = $4090
$4090+5 = $818
Each of his children received $818
2)5525 +5 = 1105
1105 x 3 = 3315
Siti collected 3315 more bottle caps in
June than in May.
3)24 x 9 = 216
8 units = 216
1 unit = 216+8 = 27
5 units = 25 x 5 = 135
135 apples were left.
4)32+4 = 8
8 x5 = 40
Mrs Tan will be 40 years old.

5)48+12 = 4
4x 2 = 8
8+4=1 2
The total cost one plate and one mug is $12
6)Mutiples of 8 :8,16,24,32,40,48,56,64,72,
Add 2 :10,18,26,34,42,50,58,66,74,
Mutiples of 9 :9,18,27,36,45,54,63,72,81,
Add 2 :11,20,29,38,47,56,65,74,83,
AU has 74 marbles.
7)600+5 = 120 120 x 3

= 360 360 +2 = 180
There were 180 girls at
t h e S c i e n c e f a i r.
8)1054 7 = 15
15 x 4 = 60
The biggest number is 60.
9)32+4 = 8
822=4
4x4=16
8 x 8 = 64
64 16 = 48
The area of the cardboard that is not covered by the paper is 48cm2.
10)150 x 2 = 300
314 300 = 14 (cows)
42=2
144- 2 = 7 (cows)
150 7 = 143 (ducks)
There were 7 cows and 143 ducks.

PRIMARY FOUR
MATHEMATICS
Duration: 1 hr 45 min
1. Write your name, register number and class in the blanks provided.
2. Do not turn over this page until you are told to do so.
4. Answer all questions.
5. Write your answers in this booklet.
Marks Obtained
Total Marks:
Name:
Class: P4
Date: 24 August 2011 Parent's Signature:________________

Section A: Multiple Choice Questions (20 x 2 marks)

Of the 4 options given, only one is:Correct. Choose the correct answer (1, 2, 3
or 4) and shade the correct oval on theCiptical AnswerSheet (OAS).
1. A nuipber when rou qff tottaezq,4gigistAen is 42 350.

Which of the folluw1np.it trieo-AptOt,igssiblenu910!r?
(1) 42 344
(2) 42 349
(3) 42 354
(4) 42 359
2. The fatorcof41are
(1) 1,4,8, 12
(2) 13,6; 8
(3) 1,2, 4,
(4) 1,2, 3, 4
3. Si75 when r.
(1) 5.70
(2) 5.79
(3) 5.80
(4) 5.89
4. Write ewes, ths-and 3 Ihouatecltliale fe.tama,

(5) 863
(6) 8.63
(7) 8.063
(8) 0.863 ( )

5. Arrange the following numbers in descending order:
4.035 4.35 4.503 , a

5
43
5
4.503 .. 4.35 , 4.035
3
(2) 4-g , 4.503 4.35 4.035
43
(1) 5 , 4.035 4.35 4.503
43
(2) 4.035 , 4.35 4.503 5
6. What is the decimal that is represented by Y?.

Y
3 3.1
(1) 3.002
(2) 3.004
(3) 3.02
(4) 3.04
7. Express 9.02 as a mixed number in the simplest form.

(3)
91
5
(4)
93
5
(1) 91
2
(5)
9-1-
50

7
8. Express 20 -- as a decimal.
(1) 0.13
(2) 0.27
(3) 0.35
(4) 0.70
9. Ethan has 96 marbles His friend has 52 marbles. How many marbles
must Ethan give his friend so that they have equal number of marbles?
(6) 44
(7) 33
(8) 22
(9) 11
10. Find the p1 xgft of 3_88 and

(10) 23.28
(11) 21.28
(12) 18.88
(13) 10.54
11. 4 6 +______`8Q`"+ I = 0.687

What is the missing number?
(14) 0.008
(15) 0.08
(16) 0.8
(17) 8.0

12. The area of the rectangle is 48 cm2. The length is 2 cm longer than its
breadth. Find the length of the rectangle.
Area = 48 cm2
(1) 6 cm
(2) 8 cm
(3) 12 cm
(4) 24 cm
44
(5) 6-4-
1
(6) + 5
4
(7) 1
x6
(8) 5-
4
14. paw), eateedaen hour,workiwin a fast food restaurant as a

waitress. Her sKterearSelS(Sftlees, for each hour.
They both worked for 541oursinlaray for 3 days.
Find theirtotal-earningsforthe 3 days:
(1) $62.50
(2) $67.50
(3) $187.50
(4) $202.50
4
15. The rectangle below is not drawn to scale. Find Z ADE.

A___________________________________
(5) 24
(6) 34
(7) 44
(8) 900
16. Mrs Tan bought 3.2 kg of prawns and 1 -14- kg of

squid to make seafp6d spaghetti. How much
seafood did she buy?
(5) 1.95 kg
(6) 4.34 kg
(7) 4.45 kg
(8) 4.61 kg
17. The figure below is ne4stit wrt Caseate. All ihefines

eet-at fight angles.
12 cm
16 cm
Find the perimeter of the'figure.
(9) 56 cm
(10) 32 cm
(11) 28 cm
(12) 24 cm
5
18. LastSunday, Jamieiandiher fatailYsPent, of the day relaxing, at a

country club. They spent a total of 6 hours on travelling and taking
meals. The rest of the time was spent at home. How many hours did
they spend at home? (A day is made up of 24 hours.)
(1) 6
(2) 9
(3) 10
(4) 14
19. What fraction &the figure given below is shaded?
3
4
(3)
(1)
20 Ccoriplete the numberipatternibelow.
2.05, __________, 235, 2.65, 3.05
(2) 2.06
(3) 2.15
(4) 2.20
(5) 2.25

Section B: Open-ended Questions (20 x 2 marks'

Questions 21 to 40 carry 2 marks each. Write out the correct answers for
the following questions in the boxes provided. Show your workings
clearly and give your answers in the units provided.
21. What is the place value of the digit '6' in 14:682.
2. Using all the following digits to form the greatest decimal with 2
decimal places.
6, 9, 4, 7
.3
3. Express 2= as a decimal.
5
4. What is the sum of the first 3 multiples of 4?
5. How many hundredths are there in 1.03?

6
26. 0,01 more than 18.88
27. Refer to the diagram below. If Mike is facing

Peter's house now and then
he turns 135 irrthe anti-clockwise direction.
Where would Mike be facing awn?

I I
Lisa% house
market
school
shopping
mall
church
park
a
28. 1 =
3 9
Peter's house Mike temple

29. How many tight angles will the minute hand form when it moves-
from 10.10 a.rn. to 11.25 a.m. ?
30. AB is a straight line. Draw a lineierpendicular to ABlipassing

through the Lain{ Ca (You may use your ruler andWet-squarei
33. During the riSt ri* of camp, there were 280-boys artd,gitia:altegether.
On'the second day of camp. 24 boys left the camp. The riumber of
remaining boys was thrice the number of girls. How many boys were
there on the first day of camp?
boys
34 MrAgangtgavehaltothiafottune to his wife and donated 1

to
charity.
He then divided:the, remainderequally among.his 3,thildrea. If eattvof
his children received $2-000. How muchtas his fortune7
11

35. A wire is used to form a rectangle and 3 similar squares. Constance used
6.2 in to form the rectangle. The side of each square is 1.2 in. What is
the total length of the wire used?
36. What is the fraction that is represented by A?

Give your answer in the simplest form.
A
1. The total mass of 3 big sacks of flour is the same as the total mass
of 5 small sacks of flour. A big sack of flour is 2.2 kg heavier than a
small sack of flour. What is the mass of a small sack of flour?
kg
12

38. Xavier has $76.50. Wayne has $4.75 less than Xavier but
$5.80 more than Yasmine, how much money does Yasmine have?
1. The length of rectangle WXYZ is 3-times its breadth.

The perimeter is 48 cm. Find the length of XY.
w z
X Y
cm
40. A jug can hold 2.651 of water. A bottle can hold 1.3/ less water than the
jug. What is the total capacity of 2 similar bottles?
13

Section C (5 x 4 marks}
For each of the following questions, show your workings and
mathematical statements in the space below each question. Write your
answer in the answer space provided.
41. 2 brothers and 4 sisters paid $2 450 for a set of leather sofa. Each of
the sisters contributed $425. The rest of the cost was shared equally
between the 2 brothers. How much did each of the brothers contribute?
42. Kenny is 0.12 m taller than Leena. Mabel is 0.23 m shorter than
Leena. If Mabel is 1.46 m tall, how tall is Kenny?
14
43. A brick wall of width 20 cm surrounds a flower bed 60 cm long and

48 cm wide. What is the total area of the brick wall?
100cm
88cm
15

44. Jonathan builds some patterns using square tiles as shown below.
(c) Find the number of tiles in the 7th pattern.
(d) In which pattern will you find 121 tiles?
st 2 3ra
pattern pattern pattern
16

45
. Fiona had $1 200. She gave 3 of her money to her mother.
5
She also gave Jee Long and Jee Min $110 each. How much money
had she left ?
_End of Paper
17

ANSWER
SHEET
1 M
Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q5 Q6 Q7 Q8 Q12 Q13 Q14 _Q15 Q16 Q17

3 Qiopsi.
Q18 Q19 Q20
3 2 2
21)tenths 22)9764 23)2.6 24)24 25)103
26)18.89 27)Park 28)15 29)5 30)
31)16 = 4 x 4
81 = 9 x 9
9 4 = 5cm
32)5 x $$5.50 =$27.50 38)$76.50 $4.75 = $71,75

$27.50 $2= $25.50 $71.75 $5,80 = $65.95
33)280 24 256 39)48cm8 = 6cm

2564 = 64 6cm x 3 = 18ern
64 x a= 192
192 + 24 = 216 boys 40)2.651 1.3L = 1.351
1.351 x 2 = 2.701 = 2.71
34)$200 x 3 =$6000
$6000 x 2 = $12000 41)4 x $425 = $1700
$12000 x 2 = $24000 $2450 $1700 = $950
$750=2 = $375
35)1.2m x 4 = 4.8m Each of the brothers contribute $375
4.8m x 3 = 14.4m
14.4m + 6.2m = 20.6m 42)1.46 + 0.23m = 1.69m
1.69mm + 0.12m = 1.81m
36) 1/2 Kenny is 1.81m tall
37)2.2kg x 3 = 6.6kg 6.6kg+ 2 =

3.3kg

43)100cm x 88cm =8800cm2

20cm x 2 = 40cm
88cm 40cm = 48cm
100cm 40cm = 60cm
60cm x 48cm = 2880cm2
8800cmz 2880cm2 = 5920cm2
The area of the brick wall is 5920cm2
44)number of tiles37 x 7 = 49
Pattern-) 121 = 11 x 11
a) The number of tiles in the 7th pattern is 49
b) In the 11th pattern you will find121 tiles
45)$1200 x 3/5 = $720

2 x $110 = $220
$720 + $220 = $940
$1200 $940 = $260
She had $260 left

PRIMARY 4
MATHEMATICS
DURATION : 1 h 45 min
DATE : 23 August 2011
INSTRUCTIONS
Do not open the booklet until you are
told to do so.
Follow all Instructions.
Name )
Class : Primary 4________
Section A 28
Section B ,------;(7
Section C ,--4:
Parent's Signature .__________
Total
Date 00
Section A
them is the correct answer. Make your choice (1, 2, 3 or 4). Shade the oval (1, 2, 3 or 4)
on The Optical Answer Sheet with a 213 pencil. (28 marks)
1 What is the value of the digit 9 in 39641?
(13) 9 ones
(14) 9 tens
(15) 9 hundreds
(16) 9 thousands
2 The product of two numbers is 1728. One of the numbers is 8. Whit is the other
number?
(17) 172
(18) 216
(19) 1720
(20) 1736
3 A number when rounded off to the nearest hundred is 93 400. Whichpf the
following could be the original number?
(21) 93 339
(22) 93 441
(23) 93 453
(24) 93 480
4 Which number is not a common factor of 24 and 36?
(25) 8
(26) 6
(27) 3
(28) 4
P4 MathCA22011 1

3
5 How many quarters are there in 47i
(1) 7
(2) 11
(3) 3
(4) 19
6 What is the answer when 5.295 is rounded off to 2 decimal places?
(24) 5.20
(25) 5.29
(26) 5.30
- (4) 5.39
=
6
7 15 12 What is the missing number in the box?
+
11
(27) 6
(28) 19
(29) 33
(30) 39
8 Peter
had 48 slickers. He gave 4 of them away. How many stickers did he give
away?
(1) 12
(2) 24
(3) 36
(4) 44
P4 Math CO.2 2011 2

9 Find the product of 12.3 and 3. What is the value of the digit '3' in the product?
(31) 0.30
(32) 3.00
(33) 30.0
(34) 300
10 16 X 9=11 X 9+ X 9
(1) 5
(2) 6
(3) 7
(4) 8
11 Mary had 5 kg of rice. She gave 26 kg of rice to Susan and 9

kg of rice to Linda.
How many kilograms of rice had she left?
1
(1) 1-6 kg
1
(2) 2 6 kg
(3) 2- 1 kg
2
1
(4) 4- 2 kg
P4 Math CA2 2011 3

12 A string is 59.6 in long. Mrs Tan used 8.08 m to tie a box and cut the remaining
string into 4 equal pieces. What is the length, of each of these 4 equal pieces?
(1) 12.7m
(2) 12.78 m
(3) 12.8 m
(4) 12.88 m
13 A number when divided by 7 has a quotient of 215 and a remainder of B.

Whatiis the number?
(5) 221
(6) 228
(7) 1505
(8) 1511
14 The table below shows a total of 292 fruits sold by Mr Tan on a Sunday
Fruits Number sold

Apples 56
Oranges ?
Mangoes 64
Watermelons
Given that thrice as many oranges as watermelons were sold, how

many watermelons were sold?
(1) 43
(2) 54
(3) 129
(4) 172
P4 Math CA2 2011 4

Section B
questions which require units, give your answers in the units stated.
(40 marks)
15 Write fifteen thousand and thirteen:in numerals.
Ans:
16 Express 8.04 as a mixed number in the simplest form.
Ans:________________
17 Twafactors of 6 are 1 and 6. What are the other two factors of 6?
A n s : ____a n d
18 What is the sum of 12 tenths and 7 hundredths?
Ans:_________________
P4 Math CA2 2011

5
19 The figure below shows a line AB and a point X. Draw a line perpendicular to
AB passing through point X.
A_________________________________
20 Linda was facing north-west. 'VVhich direction did she face after making a - 4-1 turn
anti-clockwise ?
Ms:
21 A box of chocolate costs $8, correct to the nearest dollar. What is the
lowest possible price of the box of chocolate?
Ms: $___________________
P4 Math CA2 2011 6

22 AEFD and EBCF are rectangles. Name, one line that is parallel to EF.
D F C
Ans: ________________
23 Measure and write down the size of Zx.
C
Ans:__________________
24 Nancy makes some fruit juice using 8 Oranges and 2 apples- Whatifraction
of the juice is made of apples? 'Give your answer in the simplest form.
Ans:
P4 Math CA2 2011 7

25 Pens are sold at 5 for $3. What is the most number of pens you can buy with $50?
An s:
26 In the figure below, square ABCD is made up of 9 unit squares. What fraction of
square ABQD is unshaded?
A
An s:
27 A 2-digit number lies between 68 and 82. It can be divided by 4 and 6

without remainder. What is the number?
An s:
28 Mark ran 3.1 km on Monday. On Tuesday, he ran 0.5 km more than the distance
he ran on Monday. What was the total distance he ran on these two days?
Ans: km
P4 Math CA2 2011

8

29 A pattern is formed by using four letters E, F, G and H. The first 12 letters are
shown below. Which letter is in the 20th position?
E F G H H E E F G H E l E
1s t 12th
Ans:_________________
30 The diagram below shows a square within a circle. The length of each side of
the square is 5 cm and the circle has an area of 150 cm 2. Find the area of the
unshaded part.
Ans: eni 2
31 Kelly exchanges a ten-dollar note for 20it coins. How:many coins would she get?
Ans:
P4 Math CA2 2011 9

32 Arrange the following in descending order.
35 1
0.63, 0.097,
100 2
Arts:
33 6 teams took part in a table tennis competition. Each team played one match
against each of the other teams. How,many matches were played altogether?
Ans:
34 Ali is 12 years old and his sister is 4 years younger than he is. 'What is their
total age in 7 years' time?
Ms;_________________years 00
P4 Math CA2 2011 10

Section C
Questions 35 to 38 carry 3 marks each. Questions 39 to 43 carry 4 marks each. Show
your working clearly in the space provided below each question and write your answers
in the spaces provided. (32 marks)
35 A dress and 2 pairs of shorts cost $85.50. If each pair of shorts is $6 cheaper than
the dress find the cost of the dress.
Ans:_________________[ 31
36 The figure below is made up of rectangles EFGH and EFKJ. ZJFG =

130'. Find,the value of
(c) ZJFE
(d) ZKFJ
Ans: (a)__________________[ 2 ]
(b)__________________[11
P4 Math CA2 2011

11

37 Vincent spent 1 of his money to buy a box of biscuits and 1 of his money on some
4 8
sweets. He was left with $30. How much money did he have at first?
Ans: _________________[ 3]
38 Peter baked 400 cup cakes. He gave 5 of them to his relatives and packed
the rest into boxes of 8. How many boxes of cup sakes did he pack?
Arts:_________________[ 3]
P4 Math 042 2011 12

40 The total mass of 3 cartons is 178 kg. Carton A is 3 kg heavier than carton B.
Carton B is twice as heavy as carton C. Find the mass of carton C.
Include a clearly labelled model as part of your method.
Ms : [4)
P4 Math CA2 2011 14

41 The figure below is made up of 4 rectangles. Find the perimeter of the rectangle
WXYZ.
24 cm 12 cm'
16 cm 2 8 cm'
Ms: 14]
P4 Math CA2 2011

15

42 A bag of coffee beans and a packet of sugar have a mass of 3.25 kg. If 3
similar bags of coffee beans and 2 similar packets of sugar is 9 kg, what is the
mass of 5 such bags of coffee beans?
Ms:_______________________________________________ f41
Pd Math CA2 2011 16

43 Wendy and Yen Ling had some ribbon. Wendy's ribbon was 8.68 in long at first.
After she cut off 1.24 m and gave this to Yen Ling, Wendy had `4 times the total
length of ribbon that Yen Ling had. What . was the original length of ribbon Yen
Ling had?
Ms: [4]
End-of-paper
Please check your work carefully.
P9 Math CA2 2011 17

ANSWER SHEET
Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q5 Q6 Q7 Q8 Q9 Q10 ' Q11 Q12 Q13 Q14

4 2 2 1 4 3 4 1 3 1 3 4 4 1
15)15013 16)8i/2s 17)2 and 3 18)1.27 19) X
20)South-West 21)$7.50 22)AD 23)30'
24)1/5 25)80 pens 26)5/9 27)72

A B
28)6.7km 29)F 30)125crn2 31)50 coins
32)0.63, 1/2, 351100, 0.097 33)15 matches

34)34 years old
35)$85.50 $6 = $79.50
1 unit + 2 units = 3 units
$79.50 3 units = $26.50
$26.50 + $6 = $32.50
36)a)130 90' = 40
b)90 40 = 50
37)1/4 = 2/8
2/8 + 1/8 = 3/8
8/8 318 = 5/8
5/84$30
1183$305 = $6
13/88 x $6 = $48
38)40045 = 80
80 x 2 = 160
400 160 = 240
2408 = 30 boxes
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39)Area of figure A = 10cm x 9cm = 90crnz

Area of figure B = 7cm x 6cm = 42cmz
Area of figure = 42cmz + 90cmz = 132cmz
40)178kg 3kg = 175kg

2 units + 2 units + 1 unit = 5 units
175kg-1-5 units = 35kg
41)34cm
42)9kg 3.25kg = 5.75kg

5.75kg 3.25kg = 2.50kg
1 packet of coffee beans-32.50kg
5 packets of coffee beans-)5 x 2.50kg = 12.5kg
43)8.68m 1.24m = 7.44m

7.44m4 = 1.86m
1.86m 1.24m = 62cm
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Score
SEMESTRAL ASSESSMENT 2 Out of
2011 100
marks
Class Level
Name: ) C lass: P4_ Highest
score
Average
24 OCT 2011 MATHEMATICS Att: 1 h 45 min score
F'arent's
Signature
SECTION A (25 marks)
Questions 1 to 5 carry 1 mark each. Question 6 to 15 carry 2 marks each. For

each question, four options are given. One of them is the correct answer Make
your choice (1, 2,'3 or 4). Shade your answer 2, 3-or 4) on the OAS provided.
1. The value of the digit 7 in 72 845 is__________
(14) 70
(15) 700
(16) 7000
(17) 70000
2. 68 547 when rounded off to the nearest hundred is
(13) 68 000
(14) 68;500
(15) 66600
(16) 69 000
3. The area of a square is 64 cm2. Find the length of each side

of the square.
(17) 8 cm
(18) 16 cm
(19) 32 cm
(20) 256 cm ( )
4. Jovina left her house at 8.40a.m. for the market. She took.
35 minutes to walk to the market. What time did she reach the
market?
(21) 8.05 a.m.

(22) 810 a.m.
(23) 9.10 a.m.
(24) 9.15 a.m. ( )
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5. The table-below shows the mass of 4 children.

Study it carefully and answer the.question.
so
2 50
g40
0
:E 30
6 20
r ill II
10
0
1111
Amutha Dino Cad
Find the-difference in mass: between the rights child

and he heaviest child.
(9) 15kg
(10) 20kg
(11) 25kg
(12) 30kg
6. Express 0.08 as a fraction in its simplest form.
(35) 2.
25
(36) 4
5
(37)
10
(38)
7.Which of the= following fractions is in its simplest form?
3
5
4
3
15
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perpendi
cular
8. Which
of the following figures contains both parallel lines and
lines?
(39)
(40)
(41)
(42)
9.
4=
6 6
(43) 15
(44) 20
(45) 24
(46) 29
10 8.09= 8 + 9
0
What is the:missing number in the box?
(22) 1
(23) 10
(24) 100
(25) WOO
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11. In which of the following are the numbers arranged from the
smallest to the greatest?
(smallest) (greatest)
(9) 8790, 8709, 8079
(10) 8079, 8790, 8709
(11) 8790, 8709, 8079
(12) 8079, 8709, 8790
12. Christina has $45.65. She has $2.30 less than Suresh. How much
do they have altogether?
(1) $43.35
(2) $47.95
(3) $89.00
(4) $93.60
13. Figure Z is made up of a rectangle X and a square Y of sides 4

am The length of rectangle X is the same as the perimeter of
square Y. The breadth of rectangle X is 4-cm.
Find the perimeter of figure Z.
4 cm X Y 4 cm
(5) 32 cm
(6) 44 cm
(7) 48 cm (4).,:56 cm
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14. The table below shows the number of girls taking part in different
CCA in a school. Each girl took part in only one CCA.
CCA Number of girls

Swimming 82
Badminton 70
Basketball 92
Tennis 36
4 of the. total number of girls took part in
(8) Swimming
(9) Badminton
(10) Basketball
(11) Tennis
15. Eight pots of flowers are placed at equal distance of 1m 40 an from

each other as shown in the diagram below. What is the total
distance from the firstand the last pot of flower?
A
4 Ci sir
a aN aN
P D,4 D4
1st 8th
20 cm
(1) 980 cm
(2) 1120 cm.
(3) 1140cm
(4) 1280cm
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SECTION B (40 marks!
Question 16 to 35 carry 2 marks each. Write your answers in the spaces

stated. All diagrams are not drawn to scale. Answers in fractions must be
expressed in the simplest form. Marks will be awarded for relevant working.
16. Fill in the blank with the correct number in the number pattern below.
64.68.82 _______.110
Ans:
7. The figure is made up of nine identical rectangles each measuring 4tm
by 2cm. Find the perimeter of the figure.
Arts: cm
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18. The bar graph below shows the number of pupils who passed the
Physical Fitness Test this year in four classes.
40 ___________________________________________
4A 48 4C 40
3
A total of 108 pupils in the four classes passed the Physical Fitness Test
Complete the bar graph above to show the number of pupils in Primary
4C who had passed the test
I 20
0
SS IBM IIIMIONNIMISI
19. 6 identical tennis balls have a total mass of 54 g.
Z 1U- pinO pong balls have a total mass of 12 g.
3 identical
What is the total mass of 8 such tennis balls, and 3 such ping pong balls?
Ans:
Pager? Of20

20. Complete the following figure to make it symmetrical about AB.
1. Study the tessellation Wow.

Shade the two unit shapes that are tessellated incorrectly.
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22. Arrange the following fractions from the smallest to the greatest.
3 3 5
4 8
Ans:
23.Arrange the following numbers in order from the greatest to the smallest.
0.023, 0.302, 0.203
Ans:________________________________
(greatest) (smallest)
24. A straight line ABis drawn-on the square grids as shown below.
A
X
Y B
(c) Draw .a line perpendicular to AB passing through point X.

(d) Draw a line parallel to AB passing through point Y.
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26. I 2 3 9
Ans:
8.6568 + 8 =
Ans:
9.Two factors of 21 are 1 and 21. What are

the other.two factors of 21?
Ans: and
10.The table below shows the number of books the pupils borrowed in
August. How many books did the pupils borrow altogether?
Mother of
basics 0 1 2
barrawaci
iikani er of
pupils 5 16 19
Ms:
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29. Object A weighs 1 kg 500 g.

The mass of object B is four times the mass of object A.
Find the mass of object B.
Ans: 9
30. Tammy takes 1 hour 10 minutes to reach home from work by cycling. If
she takes a bus she could reach home in 5 of the time taken by
cycling. How much longer is her travelling time by cycling?
Ans: min
1. Measure and write down the size of Zx.
Ans:
Pagel1 of 20

32. Extend the tessellation by drawing 2 more unit shapes.

> 0 0

33. Find the value of 6.27 x 8.
Ans:
2. Subtract 493 from 872.
Ans:
3. Meng Meng had enough

money tobuy 20 oranges
only. She bought 14 oranges and had $2.70 left. How much money did
she have at first?
Ms: $_____________
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SECTION C (35 marks]
For question 36 to 44, show your working clearly in the space provided below
each question and write your answer with suitable units in the spaces provided.
All diagrams are not drawn to scale. Answers in fractions must be expressed in
the simplest form. Marks will be awarded for relevant working. The number of
marks available is shown in brackets [ ] at the end of each question or-part-
question.
36. Mei Ying and Rashid had 70 pencils altogether. When Mei Ying gave 8 of her
pencils toRashid, Rashid had ..6 times as many pencils as Mei Ying. How
many pencils Aid Rashid have at first?
Ans:____________[3]
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37. The graph below shows the income Mr Walla made as a salesman from March
to July.
3000
2500
2000
6-7f.
C 1500
1000
500
0
March April May June July
a) What was the difference between the highest and lowest income earned
by Mr Walla?
Ans: (a) ___________[21
(b) Between which two months was the decrease in Mr Walla's income
the greatest?
Ans: (b)___________and____________
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38. 3 pails and 2 tanks can hold a total of 549 e of milk. A tank can hold 3 times as
much milk as a pail. How much milk can a tank and 4 pails hold altogether?
Ans:___________(3]
39. VWXY is a rectangle of length 30 cm and breadth 14 cm. Z is the mid-point

of VW. Find the area of the shaded part of the rectangle.
30 cm 14 cm
Ms:_____________[4]
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40. Kelly and Alex were given some allowance at first.
Kelly spent 1 of her allowance and had $360

left. 4
Alex spent three times as much as Kelly and had 1 of his allowance left.
2
(e) How much allowance did Kelly have at first?
(f) How much more allowance did Alex have than Kelly?
Ans: (a)
[31
(b)
Ill
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41. Mrs Tan had a sum of money. At the Great Singapore Sale, She spent I of her
4
money on 5 pairs of shoes of the same price and half of the remainder on an
oven. She then spent $52.30 on clothes and had $88.70 left. What was the
price of each pair of shoes?
Ans:____________
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42. The diagram below shows the mass of two identical boxes with objects P and Q
placed in them respectively.
(e) Given that object Q is three times as heavy as object P. find the mass of
object Q.
(f) Find the mass of an empty box. Express your answer in grams.
Ans: (a)
(b)
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131
[1]
43.Sammy has $60 and Timothy has $40 in their. bank account. Everyday, Sammy
deposits $5 while Timothy deposits $9.
(a) How long does it take for Sammy and Timothy to have the same
amount of money in their account?
(b) How many days will Timothy need to save in order to have $40 more
than Sammy?
Ans: (a)___________[3]
(b)___________121
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44. Mrs Gopal had some $2, $5 and $10 notes in her purse. The number of $5
1
notes was 1 the number of $2 notes. The number of $10 notes was the
3 2
number of $2 notes. After spending all her $10 notes and 2 of her $2 notes,
3
she had $210 left in her purse. How much money did she spend altogether?
Ans:____________[51
-End of Paper-
Please check your work carefully 0
Sotte Chong Jie 0i & Yeo Melissa
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ANSWER SHEET
Q1 Q2.: Q3 Q4 Q5 Q6 Q7 Q8 Q9 Q10 Q11 Q12 Q13 Q14 Q15

4 2 1 4 4 i 1 1 3 4 3 4 4 4 2 1
16)96 17)36cm 18)draw to 20 19)84g 20).
)
21 d
pr.s.-vdmi
.... . .
22)3/8, 5/8, 3/4 23)0.302, 0.203, 0.023 24)
25)1/9 26)821 27)3 and 7
28)54 books 29)6000g 30)56min
31)115* 32)
33)50.1.6
34)379
35)*9.00
36)70+7 = 10
10 x 6 = 60
60 3 = 52
Rashid had 52 pencils at first.
37)a)$800
bPune and July

38)54.9+9 = 6.1
6.1 x 3 = 18.3
6.1 x 4 = 24.4
24.4 + 18.3 = 42.7
A tank and 4 pails can hold 42.71. of milk.
39)30+ 3 = 10
10 x 7 = 70
70 +2 = 35
20 X 14 = 280
280 + 2 = 140
35 + 140 = 175
The area of the shaded part is 175cm2
40)a)360+3 = 120
120 x 4 = 480
Kelly had $480 at first.
b)120 x 3 = 360
360 x 2 = 720
720 480 = 240
Alex have $240 more than Kelly.
41)52.30 + 88.70 = 141.00

141 x 2 = 282
282 +3 = 94
94+ 5 = 18.80
Each pair of shoes are $18.80.
42)a)2.8 1.2 = 1.6

1.6+2 = 0.8
Q33 x 0.8 = 2.4kg
The mass of object Q is I kg 200g.
b)4009
43)a)It takes 5 days.

b)15 days.
44)2 + 5 = 7
210+7 = 30
10 x 30 = 300
2 x 60 = 120
10 x 15 = 150
300 + 120 + 150 = 570
She spent $570 dollars altogether.

PRIMARY 4
Total: .1100
MATHEMATICS
DURATION: 1 HOUR 45 MINUTES
Section A / 30
Section B / 40
Section C / 30
Name:
Class: Primary 4 (
Date: 1 November 2011
Parent's Signature:
DO NOT OPEN THIS BOOKLET UNTIL YOU

ARE TOLD TO DO SO.

SECTION A
Shade the oval (1, 2, 3 or 4) on the Optical Answer Sheet.
(Total: 30 marks)
1 In the number 37 891, which digit is in the tens place?
Complete the following number pattern.
8 1 1 1 4 , 2 3
(52) 15, 16
(53) 15.23
(54) 17, 18
(55) 17, 20
3 Which of the following numbers when rounded off to the nearest ten
becomes 81 500?
(56) 81 444
(57) 81 496
(58) 81 506
(59) 81 554

4 What is the value of 209 x 25 ?
(47) 1463
(48) 5125
(49) 5225
(50) 14 630
5 Which of the following is the best estimate for 35 x 12?
(51) 30 x 10
(52) 30 x 20
(53) 40 x 10
(54) 40 x 20
6 The figure shown is made up of identical What fraction of the

figure is shaded?
1
4
s
(1)
(4)
(2)
(3)
1
3
2 MS
Joe had some money. 1 of the amount of money that Joe had was
2
$24. After his mother gave him some money, the money that he had in
the end was 6 7 of his original amount of money. How much money
did he have in the end?
-(..1) $28
(2), $48
(3) $56
(25) $80
8 Which one of the following figures has both parallel lines and
perpendicular lines?
(1)
( 2 ) /
(3)
(4)
3
9 In the figure below, not drawn to scale, ABCD is a rectangle and CDE is
a triangle. EB = BC and LCED = 80. Find LADE.
(25) 350
(26) 45
() 80
(4) 125
10 What is the number when 19837 is rounded off to 1 decimal place?
(27) 198.0
(28) 198:5
(29) 198.6
(30) 199.0
A
11 Mrs Tham needed some flour to bake some cakes and cookies. She
needed 1375 kg of flour for the cakes and 3.5 kg of flour for the
cookies. What was the minimum number of packets of flour that
she needed to buy if the flour was sold only in packets of 1 kg?
(1) 6
(2) 5
(3) 3
(4) 4
12 In a relay race, the first driver finished one lap round the circuit in the
time of 1 min 28 s. The second driver continued with the second lap and
took 15 s longer than the first driver. What was the total time taken for
both drivers to finish the two laps round the circuit?
(7)1 min 28 s
(8)1 min 43 s
(9)2 min 46 s
(10) 3 min 11 s

13 In which of the figures below is the dotted line a line of symmetry?
14 Which one of the following shapes cannot be tessellated?
(5)
(6)
(4)
(4)
(2) O
(1)
15 Look at the tessellation below.
Which one of the following is the unit shape?
(1)
(2)
(3)
(8)

Name: ___________________________________) Class: Pro (
SECTION B
Questions 16 to 35 carry 2 marks each. Show your working clearly in the

(Total: 40 marks)
16 Two factors of 6 are 1 and 6. What are the other two factors of 6?
Ans:
17 David has 8546 sweets. He wants to pack them into packets of 9

sweets each. What is the minimum number of packets that he will
need to pack all the sweets?
Ans:
18 What is the value of 3 + 3?

4 8
Aps: ___________________

19 Find the value of 1 - -1 -

2
Ans:
20 Which two of the fractions below are equivalent to 3

?
6
6 5 4 8
12 9 8' 10
Ans:
21 For every 2 t of blackcurrant drink, Melissa needs to

use 1 of syrup.
4
How much syrup will she need to make 10 t of
blackcurrant drink? Express your answer as a
mixed number.
Ans:
25 The perimeter of a rectangle is 36 cm. Given that the length of the

rectangle is 4 cm longer than the breadth, find the breadth of the
rectangle.
Ans: cm
26 0.87 = 8 7
Ans:
27 Write the decimal represented by X.
III_ I'll III III

2 2.8
Ans:
28 Arrange the following numbers in order from the greatest to the

smallest.
0.054 , 0.540 , 0.405
Ans: ___________
29 Express 0.99 as a fraction.
Ans:
30 Chris had two ropes. The shorter rope was 535 m. The total length
of the two ropes was 32.6 m after rounding off the total length to the
nearest tenth. What was the longest possible length of the longer
rope? Leave your answer correct to 1 decimal place.
Ans:
31 James covered 3.55 km for every round that he ran around a park.
What was the total distance that he covered if he ran 4 rounds around
the park, assuming that he took the same route for every round he ran?
Ans:
32 Mrs Aziz spent $22.50 on 5 packets of plastic files. There were 6 files
in each packet. blow much did each file cost?
Ans: $ __________________
33 Complete the following figure with XY as the line of symmetry.
34 Complete the following tessellation by drawing in 3 more unit shapes.

35 The bar graph below shows the English results of a group of pupils.
8
40 50 60 70
6 Marks Scored
Number
4
of pupils
Complete the bar graph for pupils who scored 60 marks,
given that
2 there were 25 pupils in total.
Section C
Questions 36 to 37 carry 3 marks each and questions 38 to 43 carry 4
marks each. Do these word problems carefully. Show your working clearly
in the space provided for each question and write your answers in the
spaces provided.
(Total: 30 marks)
36 Observe the number pattern below.
1, 3 , 7 , 13 , A ,
a) What number does A represent?
b) What will be the seventh number in the pattern?
a)
b)
37 Si Yun bought an equal prober of pencils and erasers s E:.4 eenci j

Col 4k6D ana Cachefack-e4,4 She paid a total of $15 for the stationery.
How much did she pay for the pencils?
A n s : [ 3 1

38 John had 224 apples. After giving 36 apples to Peter, John put the rest
of the apples he had equally into boxes. He found that he had 12
apples left after putting 16 apples into each box. How many boxes did
he have?
Ans: ______________________ [4]
39 The time in Singapore is 8 hours ahead of the time in London. Julia

took ,a flight from Singapore to London at 23 15 in Singapore time on
25th December 2011. She arrived in London at, 04 40 London time on
the 26th December 2011. How long was the flight?
A n s : [ 4 ]

40 After a rectangular piece of paper was cut into 18 squares of sides 4 cm

each, a piece of L-shaped strip of paper was left as shown below.
cr
-4_
26 cm
Given that the length of the rectangular piece of paper is 26 cm, what is
the perimeter of the rectangular piece of paper before it was cut?
Ans: ______________________ [4]

41 in a restaurant, a rectangular table can seat 10 persons and a round

table can seat 5 persons. During lunch time, all the tables in the
restaurant were occupied. The number of each type of table in the
restaurant is more than 10 and less than 15_ If there were 205
customers, how many rectangular and round tables were there for the
205 customers?
Ans: Round:
Rectangular : ___________
[4]
1R
42 A chocolate seller displayed the same number of each type of chocolates

for sale every morning from Monday to Saturday in a week. She
charted each type of chocolates which were left unsold at the end of
the week as shown in the graph below.
100
80
Number 60
of pieces left 40
20
0
Dark Milk Truffle White
Types of Chocolate
a) Which type of chocolate was the most popular?
b) If she displayed 120 pieces of chocolates in total every morning,

how many pieces of chocolates had she sold in a week?
Ans: a) _______________________ [1]

b) _______________________ [3]

43 May had 48 stalks of flowers in a basket 1 of them were roses and

3
the rest were lilies and daisies. There were 4 more lilies than daisies.
How many daisies should May buy such that the number of daisies
would be 1 of the total number of flowers in the

basket? 2
A n s : [ 4 ]
END OF PAPER


ANSWER SNEET
EXAM PAPER 2011
SCHOOL : NANYANG
SUBJECT : PRIMARY 4 MATHEAMATICS
TERM 5A2
Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q5 Q6 Q7 Q8 Q9 QIO Q11 Q12 Q13 Q14 Q15

4 4 2 3 3 2 3 1 1 3 1 4 4 , 2 I
16)2,3 17)950 18)1118 19)1/3 20)6/12,4/8
21)11/4 22)120' 23) C 24)
25)7cm 26)100 27)2.876 28)0.540, 0.405, 0.054 29)99/100
30)32.64 5.35
27.2927.3
31)3.55 x 4 = 14.20
14.20 14.2km
32)6 x 5 = 30
$22.50 +30 = $0.75
33) 34)

35)
Number
of pupils
Marks Scored
36)a)13 + 8 = 21
b)31 + 12 = 43
37)0.2.50
38)224 36 = 188
18816 = 11
39)13hr 25min
40)78cm
41)Round: 13
Rectangular: 14
42)a)Truffle
b)440
43)20
MATHEMATICS
Duration : 1 h 45 min
INSTR
UCTIO
NS TO
CANDI
DATES
6. Write your name,
register number and
class in the blanks
provided.
7. Do not turn over
this page until. you
are told to do so.
8. Follow all
instructions
carefully.
9. Answer all
questions.
10. Write your
answers in this
booklet.
Marks Obtained
Section A & B Section C
Total
Name --
Class : P 4
Date : 21 Oct 2011

80
120
100
-4____
Section A: Multiple Choice Questions (20 x 2 marks)

Of the 4 options given, only one is correct. Choose the correct answer (1. 2, 3 or 4)
and shade the correct oval on the Optical Answer Sheet (OAS).
1. 9x 10000 + 8 x 1000+ 3 x 100+-2x -(=
(1) 98 321
(2). 98 302
(4) 98 301
(14) 98 031
2. Which of the following is a factor of both 12 and 32?
(15) 9
(16) 8
(17) 6
(18) 4
3 In which of the following numbers does the digit '4 stand for 4 tenths?
(19) 14.38
(20) 25.46
(21) 49.72
(22) 51.84
4. What fraction of the shapes in the box are'? ?
(5)5
12
(6)5
7
AvAA
(7)7
12
Av vAAA
(8)7 (
5

5. Which of the following is not an equivalent fraction of 1 ?

4
(1) 2
8
(1) 3
12
(4) 7
28
6. The figure shown is not drawn to scale. It is made up of a square S

of side 3 cm and a rectangle R with breadth 5 cm. What is the
length of rectangle R?
(1) 8 cm
(2) 9 cm 9 cm
R
(3) 12 cm
S
(4) 14 cm II 4
5 cm 3 cm
7. Which of the following fractions is the greatest?
(1) 1
2
(2)
(3)
7
(4)

8. Mother cut a cake into 20.pieces. She kept of it and gave the.
5
rest to her neighbour. How many pieces of cake did she give to her
neighbour?
(1) 12
(2) 8
(3) 3
(4) 4
9. Alan left his house at 11.40 p.m. and took 40 minutes to travel
to the cinema. He was 10 minutes late for the movie. What
time did the movie begin?
(1) 00 10
(2) 00 30
(3) 12 10
(4) 12 30
10. Which one of the following letters has only one line of symmetry?
(1) (2)
L
(4)
( 3 ) K
11. Janice has 7 coins in her purse. AR of them are either twenty-cent or five-cent
coins. Which of the following cannot be the amount of money in her purse?
(5) $0.65
(6) $0.90
(7) $1.10
(8) $1.25

12. The total mass of a pear and a durian is 1 kg. The durian is 350 g heavier
than the pear. What is the mass of the durian?
(26) 150g
(27) 325 g
(28) 675 g
(29) 850 g
13. Which of the following unit shapes can be tessellated?

(2)
(4)
14. The figure below is made up of 3-cm squares. Find its perimeter.
(1) 18 cm
(2) 30 ern
(3) 54 cm
(4) 90 CM

15. A rectangle with a length of 8 cm has an area of 48 cm2. What is its perimeter?
(5) 14 cm
(6) 28 cm
(7) 32 cm
(8) 64 cm
16. The figure below is made up of a square and rectangle. The area of the square
ABEF is 36 cm2. The length of DE is 15 cm. What is the area of
rectangle ACDF?
A B C
36
cmz
F
15 cm
(9) 54 cm2
(10)90 cm2
(11)126 cm2
2
( 1 2 ) 1 3 5 c m
)
17. Serene made a pattern using some shapes. The pattern is

shown below. Which of the following is the 58th shape of the
pattern?
.
0
(>itAitoC011Ali<40TIAa<>Z<>IIA.
..
(30) C(
I
(31)
(32)
0
(33) A ( )

18. A box contains somewhiteand blue balls. 2 of the balls are white. There are 15
more blue balls than white balls. How many balls are there in the box?
(9) 10
(10) 21
(11) 35
( 18 ) c 75
19. Kate bought a blouse and 2 skirts. She gave the cashier $100 and got
bath $39.25 as change. A skirt cost twice as much as a blouse. How
much did a skirt cost?
(12) $12.15
(13) $20.25
(14) $24.30
( 1 5 ) $ 4 0 . 5 0 (
20. 6 scouts were supposed to be given an equal number of tickets to sell at a

charity event. One of -them was absentend his tiokett were given to the
remaining scouts. As a result, each of theternaining scouts received 5 more
tickets. What was the total number of tickets that were given to the scouts?
(34) 25
(35) 30
(36) 125
(37) 150

Section B: Open-ended Questions (20 x 2 marks}

Questions 21 to 40 carry 2 marks each
Write out the correct answers for the following questions in the boxes provided.
Show your workings clearly and give your answers in the units provided.
22.What number is 10 more than 8 894?
17.Arrange the following numbers from the smallest
to the greatest. 317 , 731 , 713 , 371
smallest greatest
73. What is the remainder when 3 004 is divided by 7?
,
24. Write 17 as a mixed number in its simplest form.
4

1
25. Find the value or 1 -2-
i
26. Write the decimal represented by A.
1 1-1-1 I WWI
15 t 1.6
A
27. Round off 17.55 to the nearest whole number.
11. Find the value of 5.35 x 7

9

29. in the figure, name the two angles that are greater than 90.
L aftd
4. Use a set-square and a ruler to draw a line parallel to the line AB passing
through point C.
B
10

31
. Mrs Rajoo has 2 litres of orange juice. She pours out 3 glasses of 350-m9jfor
her children. How much orange juice has she left?
me
32. The Tan family set off for the zoo at 08 00. They drove for 45
minutes and stopped for breakfast at a coffee shop. They ate
for 1 h and it took them another 45 minutes to reach the zoo.
They left the zoo at 17 00. How long did they stay at the zoo?
Give your answers in hours and minutes.
h min
33. Suzy is 7 years old. 2 years ago, her mother was 6 times her age.
How old would her mother be in 4 years' time?
years old
34. Pencils were sold at $0.90 each and erasers were sold at $0.70
each in a shop. Mrs Lim bought a mix of these 2 types of stationery
for her 10 children. Each of them received only one piece of the
stationery bought She paid $7.60 for them. How many erasers did
she buy?
_Ierasers
11

The table below shows the types of stamps collected by 4 children.

Study the table below carefully.and use it to answer questions 35 and 36.
Number of stamps
Name
Singapore Foreign
Ali 104 97
Ben 120 86
Cathy 73 135
Devi 94 112
35. Who collected the most number of stamps?
36, Cathy wanted to give 11 of her foreign stamps to the other 3 children If each child 3
received the same number of stamps from Cathy, how many stamps did each of them
receive?
stamps
37. Complete the symmetric figure below with AB- as the line of symmetry.

38. David is sitting on a chair in a hall. There are 6 chairson his right and -3 chairs,
on his left. There are7 rows in front of him and 10 rows behind him. There is an
equal number of chairs in each row. How many chairs are there in the hall?
chairs
39. A piece of rectangular paper has a length of 38 cm and a breadth of 19 cm.

Squares with sides1 cm are cut out from each of the four corners. What is the
area of the remaining piece of paper? (The figure is not drawn to scale.)
1cm
19 cm
38 cm
40. In Figure 1 below, squares A to H are identical What fraction of the figure is
shaded?
C B A
f3
Figure 1
For each of the following questions, show your workings and mathematical
statements in the space below each question. Write your answer in the
answer space provided.
41. 2
Weirning spent of his money on a mobile phone that cost $940.
5
He also bought 2 books at $55 each. Flow much money had he left ?
42. Beatrice has 831 more picture cards-than-Alice. Carol has 490 more
picture
cards than Beatrice. The three girls have 7 228 picture cards
altogether. How many picture cards does Carol have?
14

43. One child can sit at each side of a square table as shown below.
O 0 0
2 O square
tables
0 0 0
0 0 1 square table
(a) When 9 such tables are joined end to end to form a long
table, how many children can be,seated at the long table?
(b). How many tables are needed to be joined together to seat 30

pupils?
15
44. Joyce, Linda and Kate shared 225 beads. After Joyce had given 14 beads to
Linda, they all had the, same number of beads. Find the number of beads
(c) Joyce had at first

(d) Linda had at first .
16
45. 4 identical rectangles are overlapped at the corners to form Figure A.

The total area of the overlapped portions is 16 c,m2. The perimeter of Figure A
is 36 cm. What is the area of the uncovered portion, P ?
Figure A
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ANSWER SHEET
Q Q2 Q3 Q4 5 , Q6 Q7 Q8 Q9 Q10 Q11. Q12 Q13 Q14 Q15 Q16 Q17

22 4 2 1 3 3 3 2 1 4 2 3 1 3 2 3 4
,Q20
3 4
21)8904 22)317, 371, 713, 731 23)4 24)4114

25)318
26)1.54 27)18 28)37.45 29)a, d 30)
31)950m1 32)6h 30min 33)36 years old
34)7 erasers 35)Cathy 36)15 stamps
37) A
38080 chairs 39)718cm2 40)1/20
41)$E&.4.0F 2 = $4.70
$5 x 2'= $110
$470.x 3 = $1410
$1410 $110 = $1300
He had $1300 left

42)831 x 2 = 1662
1662 + 490 = 2152
7228 2152 = 5076
5076 3 = 1692
1692 + 831= 2523
2523 + 490= 3013
Carol has 3013 picture cards.
43)a)9 x 2= 18
18 + 2 = 20
20 children can be seated at the long table.
b)30 2 = 28
284-2 =
14 tables are needed to be joined together to seat 30 pupils.
44)a)225 = 75
75 + 14 = 89
Joyce had 89 beads at first
b)75 14 = 61
Linda had 61 beads at first
45)16+4 = 4cre2
4cmz = 2cm x 2cm
36cm2 16cm2 = 20cm2
20+8 = 2.5
2.5 x 2.5 = 6.25cm2
The area of the uncovered portion P is 6.25cm2

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MATHEMATICS
BOOKLET A
Friday 28 October 2011 1 h 45 min
DO NOT TURN OVER THE PAGES UNTIL YOU ARE TOLD TO DO SO
Name- .....................................
Class*........
This question paper consists of 9 printed pages. (Inclusive of cover page)

Section A (20 x 2 marks each)
For each of the following questions, four options are given. Choose the correct
answer (1, 2, 3 or 4) and shade the correct oval (1, 2, 3 or 4) on the Optical Answer
Sheet (OAS).
1. Write 786 tenths as a decimal.
(13) 0.786
(14) 7.86
(15) 78.6
(16) 786
2. In 923.46, the digit 6 is in the________place.
(17) tens
(18) hundreds
(19) tenths
(20) hundredths
3 Express 3 a as a decimal.
(21) 3.125
(22) 3.18
(23) 31.25
(24) 31.8
4. 10.35 x 9 =
(25) 19.35
(26) 90.15
(27) 90.35
(28) 93.15
5. 7.001 = 7 + 1
(5) 1
(6)10
(7)100
(8)1000
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6. The bar graph below shows the number of tourists who came to Singapore over
5 days.
Tuesday Wednesday Thursday

Days in the week
Based on the graph, what is the fraction of the least number of tourists as
compared to the total number of tourists who came to Singapore?
7
(1) 46
8
(2) 46
9
(1) 46
11
(2) 46
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7. The figure is made up of a rectangle and 2 identical triangles.

If QP=QR, find the perimeter of the figure.
8 cm
R
5 cm
(1) 22 cm
(2) 28 cm
(3) 38 cm
(4) 52 cm
8. Find the area of the shaded part of the figure below.
24 cm
14 cm
14 cm
12 cm
(1) 120 cm 2
(2) 168 cm'
(3) 288 cm'
(4) 336 cm'
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a Which of the following shapes can be tessellated?
la Anita is at point X, facing East.

Which direction will she face if she turns 135 in the anti-clockwise direction?
North
(5) South
(6) North-west
(7) West
(8) South-west

11. Identify a pair of parallel lines from the figure below.
Y
X
(5) AB and CD C
(6) XY and EF
(7) AB and GH
(8) CD and XY
12. Which of the following is a common multiple of 4 and 6?
(9) 2
(10) 10
(11) 12
(12) 18
13. 25 thousands and 2 tens is the same as
(13) 2502
(14) 2520
(15) 25 002
(16) 25 020
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14. Study the figures below.
Figure 1 Figure 2
Figure 3 Figure 4
Which figure does not have a line of

symmetry?
(25) Figure 1
(26) Figure 2
(27) Figure 3
(28) Figure 4
15. What fraction of the figure is shaded?
A
1
2
1
3
3
5
3
8
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16. Wendy had a 5 m long ribbon. She used 35 m of it to wrap a

present. How many metres of ribbon had she left?
2
(1) 1-5m
(4) 25 m
2. Alex and George won a total of 84 tokens in a game. Alex won 14 more
tokens than GeoY9t.. Express George's tokens as a fraction of Alex's tokens.
3. The figure shown is made up of a square of side 4 cm and a rectangle

with breadth 5 cm. What is the length of the rectangle?

8 cm
5 cm 4 cm
(5) 8 cm
(6) 9 cm
(7) T2 cm
(8) 13 cm
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19. The square ABCD is made up of 4 identical smaller squares. Given that the
area of one smaller square is 36 ce, what is the length of AB?
A B
(5) 6 cm
(6) 9 cm
(7) 12 cm
(8) 18 cm D C
20. The table below shows the time taken by 5 boys to swim 100 in
Names Timing (s)

Ivan 69
Bryan 72
Amos 67
David ?
Michael 62
David swam 8s faster than Michael. What is the total time taken by
David and Bryan?
(9) 54s
(10) 70 s
(11) 126 s
(12) 142 s
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28 October 2011, Friday Total time for Booklets A and B : 1 h

45 min
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B1 40
B2 20
TOTAL 100
This question paper consists off 12 printed pages- (Inclusive of

cover page)
Name:...........
Class: 4. (
Parents Signature :_____________

Section 8 (20 x 2 marks)

Work out the following sums and write your answers in the boxes provided.
21. Write sixteen thousand and forty-two in numerals.
22 Complete the number pattern given below.
65 , 77 , 89 , __________ ,113
23. The sum of two numbers is 190. If the difference between the two
numbers is 30, what is the bigger number?
4. A movie started at 15 40 and ended 2h 37min later. At what time did

the movie end?
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25.Complete the number pattern.
1.5 1.5 3 9, 36,_________
1. Arrange the following fractions from the smallest to the greatest
5 3
8 4
smallest griatest
2. Find the value of 9 + 5 Leave your answer
as an improper fraction. 4 6
3. 4=
= n20
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29 In the figure shown, ABCD is a rectangle.

Find Z x. (The figure is not drawn to scale).
A B
30. Study the following patterns careful y.

How many squares are needed to form
Pattern 50?
l
a
D C
0
1 1
Pattern 1 Patte n 2 Pattern 3 IR Pattern 50
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31.A book is sold at $ 8.95. Find the cost of 5 such books. Round off your answer
to the nearest dollar.
2. I am thinking of a number. When I multiply the number by 3 and add 2.75

to the result, I get 21.05. Find the number.
3. What is the area of the figure?

5m
19m
17 m
2
m
ACS P4 MASA2 2011 RC

The graph below shows the number of books borrowed from a school library
over a period of 4 days. Look at the graph and answer questions nand 35.
70
40 \
30
20
-------------------------------- --------------------
\10
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday
34.How many more books were borrowed on Wednesday than on Monday?
2. Express the number of books borrowed on Thursday as a fraction of the

total number of books borrowed. (Give your answer in its simplest form).
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36. The figure below is made up of 2 identical rectangles placed on top of each
other as shown in the diagram below. Find the perimeter of the figure.
15cm 7cm
37. Use the given shape to form a tessellation in the spaces provided below
by adding 3 more unit shapes.
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38. Measure and write down the size of angle Z.
1. In the figure below, the dotted line is the line of symmetry.

Complete the symmetric shape with the dotted line as the line
of symmetry.

N
N
N.
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N.
N
N.
N.
N
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N.
N.
N.
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40. The figure ABCD is made of small squares. 6 of the small squares are shaded.
Shade another 3 more squares so that the figure ABCD is symmetrical along
the line XY.
X
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SECTION C (5 x 4 marks)
Answer each question in the space provided. Your working must be clearly
shown as marks will be awarded for relevant statements and the correct
answer.
41.Ivan had $120. He bought 2 books at $12.50 each and spent part of the
remaining money on 8 CDs. If he had $15.80 left, how much did each CD cost?
5. Aunty Rosnah bought 33 in of ribbon She used 5.5 m of the ribbon to tie a
parcel. Then she cut the remaining ribbon into 8 equal pieces. Find the length
of each piece. Give the answer in metres, correct to 2 decimal places.
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43. Albert has 8 marbles more than Ben but 14 fewer than Joe. The three boys
have 87 marbles altogether. How many marbles does Ben have?
1
A bus carrying 36 passengers le ft Terminal A for Terminal B. 7 4 of the
1
-
passengers were children and the rest were adults. At Terminal B, a of the
adults got off the bus. How many passengers were there on the bus when
it left Terminal 13?
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45. Ali and Derek went shopping together. Ali brought twice as much money as
Derek. After Ali had spent $600 and Derek had spent $110, they had an
equal amount of money left. How much money did Ali have at first?
End of paper
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ANSWER SHEET

3 4 1 4 4 1 2 1 3_ 2 4 3 4 4 2 1 3
Q18 Q19 Q20

3 3 3
22)101 23)110 25)180

21)16042 24)181
27)37/12 28)16
26)3/8, 5/8, 7 30)2500
3
/4 31)$45 32)6.10 33)237nu 29)65*
35)12,71
36)64cm 37) 34)30
39)
38)47
x
, . .

,.
41)02.50 x 2 = $25 43)8 x 2 = 16 45)$600 - $110 =$490-
$120 - $25 = $95 16 + 14 = 30 $490 sc 2 = $980

$95 - $15.80 = $79.20 87 - 30 = 57 He had $980 at first
$79.20 8 = $9.90 57+3 = 19
Each CD cost $9.90 He has 19 marbles.
42)33m - 5.5m = 27.5m 44)36+4 = 9

27.5m +8 = 3.437m R0.004m 36 - 9 = 27
3.437R0.004nr----3.441rn 273 = 9
The length of each piece is 3.44m 36 - 9 = 27
27 passengers were on the bus when it left
Terminal B.

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Section A
them is the correct answer. Make your choice (1, 2, 3 or 4). Shade the oval (1, 2, 3 or 4)
on the Optical Answer Sheet with a 213 pencil. (28 marks)
1 74 thousands and 8 tens is the same as
(10) 748
(11) 7480
(12) 74 008
(13) 74 080
2 Whidh of the following is a factor of both 24 and 56?

ox 18
(2) 12
(14) 6
(15) 4
Find the value of ! - 1
1
1
3
2
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3
(4)
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8 5
8 a
What is the missing number in

the box?
(1) 40
(2) 59
(3) 64
(4) 69
5 The digit 9 in 63.928

stands for 9
(1) ones
(2) tenths
(3) hundredths
(4) thousandths
6 Write 100 as a decimal.
(9) 0.3
(10) 0.03
(11) 3
(12) 0.003
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7 The figure below is not drawn to scale. Given that all the lines meet at right anglqs,
find its perimeter.
24 cm
30 cm
(1) 54 cm
(2) 78 cm
(3) 84 cm
(4) 108 cm
8 Emily is at Point E and facing North-east. If she makes a 3 turn clockwise, she will
4
face Point
N
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(5) A
(6) 8
(7) C
(8) 0
P4 Malt SA2 2011 Page 3 of 17

The line graph shows the number of curry puffs sold from Monday to Sunday.
Study the graph carefully and answer questions 9-and 10.
300
Number of cony puffs sold

200
100
Mon Tues Wed Thurs Al Sat
Sun
9 On Whichi two days was the number of curry puffs sold the same?
(9) Monday and Tuesday

(10) Tuesday and Thursday
(11) Friday and Sunday
(12) Saturday and Sunday
10 If each cuny puff was sold at $130, what was the total amount collected on the
with day the least sale?
(1) $100
(2) $113
(3) $130
(4) $300
11 A box contains 60 marbles. 2 of the marbles are white. 1 of the marbles is

black
5 3
and the rest are purple. klow'many purple marbles are there?
(1 ) 44
(2) 16
(5) 15
(6) 4
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12 Which of the following figures below do not have aline of symmetry?
Figure A Figure B Figure C Figure D
vt7
(1) Figures A and 8
(2) Figures 13 and C
(3) Figures C and D
(4) Figures A and D
13 When it is 06 00 in Singapore, it is 07 00 in Tobre. Mr Ng, who

was in Tokyo on a business trip, called his wife in Singapore.
She received his call ate 3 10 on Monday. What was the time
and day in Tokyo?
(5) 00 10, Monday

(6) 00 10, Tuesday
(7) 22 10, Monday
(8) 22 10, Tuesday
14 Jane had an equal number of pencils and crayons at first. She

gave half of the pencils to her sister and bought another 21
crayons. In the end, she had thrice as many crayons as
pencils.Hovilmany pencils had she at first?
(13) 42
(14) 63
(15) 84
(16) 105
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Section B
questions which require units, give your answers in the units stated. (40 marks)
15 34912=30000+4000+ ? +2
What is the missing number?
Ans:
16 Subtract 473 from 5023.
Ans:
17 Round off 61 049 to the nearest hundred.
Ans:
18 IVVritd the decimal represented by R

R
I I
02 03 04
Ans:
19 Find the value of 5.03 x 7.
Ans:
10
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20 .Which two of the fractions below are equivalent to 8-12 ?
18 12 4 2
24 18 10 3
Ans: and
21 In the figure below, ABCD is made up of unit squares. What fraction of

ABCD is shaded?
A B
A ns :
22 ;Measure and write down the size of /XY7
A ns :
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26 A square has a perimeter of 44 cm. Find its area.
Ans:
27 Damns mass is 60.9 kg when rounded off to 1 decimal place. VVhattis his lamest
possible mass? Leave your answer in 2 decimal places.
Ans:________________kg
28 A show_ended at 7.10 p.m. It lasted for 13 h. At what time did the show start?
4
Ans:______________p.m.
29 Jun Xiang had i$50. He bought a magazine at $7 and spent part of the remaining
money on a tin of cookies. If he had $16.80 left, how much did the tin of
r.noldes cost?
Ans: $__
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The table below shows the total number of plates of chicken rice and fried rice sold in
the school canteen from Monday to Friday
Study the table carefully and answer questions 30 and 31.
Number of plates Total Amount

Day
Chicken Rice Fried Rice collected
Monday 120 60 $180
Tuesday 85 110 $195
Wednesday 50 156 $206
Thursday ? 9 $186
Friday 135 82 $217
30 What was the total amount of money collected from Monday to Friday?
Ans: $
31 A plate of chicken rice and fried rice cost $1 each. On Thursday, the number of
plates of thicken rice sold was twice that of fried rice. How many plates of
chicken rice were sold on Thursday?
Ans:
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32 Soo Hong is 3 years younger than his brother. Their total age is 21 years. How
old is Soo Hong 5 years from now?
Ans:___________years old
33 Cupcakes are sold in boxes of 6 Each box costs $4. With $38, how many cupcakes
can Josh buy at most?
Ans:__________________
34 How many quarters are there in the sum of 2 35 and ?
Ans:
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Section C
Questions 35 to 38 carry 3 marks each. Questions 39 to 43 carry 4 marks each. Show your
working clearly in the space provided below each question and write your answers in the
spaces provided. (32 marks)
35 Mr Tan had some toys to sell_ 2 of them were damaged and had to be thrown away.
The rest of the toys could be placed into boxes of S or 6. What, is the smallest
possible number of toys Mr Tan had at first?
Ans:__________________[ 3 I
36 Mr Lim bought 248 cartons of oranges. There were 36 oranges in each carton. He
sorted the oranges into big and small oranges. If there were 1046 big oranges,
how many small oranges were there?
Ans:___________________(3)
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37 Mr Cheng spent 2 of his salary on a new laptop and 4 of it to buy a watch. He
5
was left with $1400. How much was his salary?
Ans:________________[ 3 1
38 Michelle had some money. She wanted to buy 24 files but was short of $3. In the
end, she bought 21 files and had $6 left. 'How much money did Michelle have at
first?
Ans: __________________[ 3 1
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39 (a) Bala left home at 6.45 a.m3 and reached school at 7.20 a.mi How long did
he take to travel from home to school?
(b) After school, Bala went for his piano lesson. He reached the music studio
at 1.45 p.m. When his music lesson ended 1 hour later, he took a 20-
minute bus ride home. At what time did. Bala reach home?
Ans: (a)______________[ 2 ]
(b) ______________[ 2 ]
40 The figures below are not drawn to scale. Rectangle ABCD has the same area as
square
9m
A1__ 4 g
Ans : ________________( 4 )
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41 Matchsticks are used to form the following figures below. Study the pattern carefully
and answer questions (a); (b) and (c).
Figure 1 Figure 2 Figure 3 Figur 4
Figure
number 1 2 3 4 6 (c).
Number of
sticks 4 7 10 (a) (b) 151
(a) How many matchsticks are used to form Figure 4?
(b) How many matchsticks are used to form Figure 6?
(c) Which figure number requires 151 matchsticks to be formed?
Ans: (a) 11
(b) (1)
() [21
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42 Ray and Serene have a total of $1183 in their savings accounts. Serene and Tim
have a total of $1124 while Ray and Tim have a total of $961. FloW much savings
does Tim have?
Ms: _______________[41
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43 The figure below shows 3 identical rectangles. The length of each rectangle is 10
cm and the breadth is 8 cm. The rectangles overlap and form 2 similar squares of
area 16 cm' each. Find the unshaded area of the figure.
10 cm
10 cm
8 cm
[4]
End-of-paper
Check your work carefully.
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Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q5, Q5 97 Q8 , Q9 Q10 Q11 Q12 Q13 Q14

4 4 2 4 2 2 4 . 2 3 3 2 4 2 1
15)910 16)4550 17)61000 18)0.28 19)35.21
20)2/3 and 12/18 21)7/18 22)117' 23)b 24)
25) 26)121cm2 27)60.94kg 28)5.25p.m.
X W 29)$26.20 30)$984 31)124
NN.N.N.N,N.
32)21 - 3 = 8
18+2 = 9
9 + 5 = 14 years old
33)$38-4 = 9
g x 6 = 54 cupcakes
34)2/3 = 4/6
35/6 + 4/6 = 43/6
4316 =
42/4
4 x 4 = 16
16 + 2 = 18 quarters
35)32 2 = 30
30 + 2 = 32 toys
36)248 x 36= 8928

8928 1046 = 7882 small oranges
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37)2/5 = 8/20
/4 = 5/20
1
8/20 + 5/20 = 13/20

20/20 13/20 = 7/20
7 units$1400
1 unit-3$1400 7 =$200
20 units3$200 x 20 = $4000
38)24 21 = 3
$6 + $3 = $9
$93 = $3
21 x $3 = $63
$63 + $6 = $69
39)a)6.45a.m. 7.20a.m.
35min
b)1A5p.m. 2.45p.m.
1 20min
Ans: 3.05p.m.
40)6m x 6m = 36m2
36m2 +9m = 4m
9m + 4m = 13m
13m x 2 = 26m
41)a)4 x 2 = 8
8 + 5 = 13 matchsticks
b)6 x 2 = 12
12 + 7 = 19 matchsticks
c)151 1 = 150
_ 1 unit + 2 units = 3 units
150 3 units = 50
42)$1124 $961 = $163

$1183 $163 = $1020
$10202 = $510
$961 $510 = $451
43)10cm x 8cm = 80cmz

80cnn 16cm2 = 64cnu
64cmz x 2 = 128cm2
64cmz 16an2 = 48cmz
128cm2 + 48an2 = 176cm2
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(40 marks)
1 The value of the digit 4 in 74 328 is_________
(23) 40
(24) 400
(25) 4 000
(26) 40 000
2 Which of the following is a factor of both 60 and 75?
(27) 10
(28) 15
(29) 20
(30) 25
3 17.08 = 17 + 8
(31) 1
(32) 10
(33)100
(34) 1 000
4 What fraction of the figure is shaded?
1
4
1
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(3)
3
(13)
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6 Which one of the following fractions is in its simplest form?
5
(1)
7
3
(2)
6
6
(3)
9
2
(4) 10
6 Which of the following decimals is arranged from the smallest to the greatest?
(1) 0.36, 0.63,. 6:03, 6.3

(2) 0.36, 0.63, 6.3, 6.03
(3) 0.63, 0.36, 6.03, 6.3
(4) 0.63, 0.36, 6.3, 6.03
7 The area of a square is 64 m2. What is the perimeter of this square?

(1) 8
m
(2) 16m
(3) 32 m
(4) 128 m
Jenny had 236 stickers. She kept 110 for herself and gave the rest to her
friends. Each friend received 7 stickers. How many friends did she have?
(1) 16
(2) 17
(3) 18
(4) 126

Study the table carefully and answer questions 9 and 10_

The table below shows the number of children who have long hair in three
Primary 4 classes.
No. of children No. of children

with long hair with short hair
4.1 26 ?
4.2 18 20
4.3 32 8
9 How many children have long hair in Primary Four?
(5) 60
(6) 66
(7) 70
(8) 76
10 The total number of children with short hair is the same as the total nurrthecof
children in Primary 4.3. How many children in Primary 4.1.have short hair?
(9) 12
(10) 14
(11) 28
(12) 4
11 Which letter in the word below has both parallel and perpendicular lines?
LEAN
(13) L
(14) E
(15) A
(16) N
12 Express 2 minutes 15 seconds in seconds.
(17) 75 seconds
(18) 120 seconds
(19) 135 seconds
(20) 215 seconds

13 How many right angles are there inside the shape shown below?
(1) 1
(2) 2
(3) 3
(4) 4
14 Mrs Lim has 2 f of milk. She drank 0.5 t and her daughter drank 0.36 t.
How many litres of milk has she left? Round off your answer to the nearest
tenth.
(17) 0.9 t
(18) 1.0 t
(19) 1.1 t
(20) 1.2 f
15 Which one of the following numbers when rounded off to 2 decimal

places is 123 642
(21) 123.634
(22) 123.639
(23) 123.645
(24) 123.649
16 The figure below is not drawn to scale. AB is perpendicular to AD.

Find Z CAB.
A
(17) 32
(18) 42
(19) 480
(20) 58

17 Look at the figures below. Which figure does not have any
lines of symmetry?

(18) Figure A
(19) Figure 8
(20) Figure C
(21) Figure D
18 The figure below is made up of 2 rectangles. Find the area of the figure.
(1) 71 m2
(2) 72 m2
(3) 80 m2
(4) 85 m2

(Go on to the next ;Doe&
19 Mei Mei is standing at the MRT station facing the cake shop. She turns
135 anti-clockwise. Where will she be facing?
school
clinic stadium
supermarket MRT cake shop
playground flats
bus stop
(21)clinic
(22) school
(23)flats
(24) playground
20 The figure below is made up of 2 squares of side 8 cm and 6 cm

respectively. What is the area of the unshaded part of the figure?
(25) 36 cm2
(26) 48 cm2
(27) 50 cm2
(28) 64 cm2
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Section B
Questions 21 to 40 carry 2 marks each. Write your answers in
the space provided.
For questions which require units, give your answers in the units
stated.
(40 marks)
21 Fill in the blank with the correct number in the number

pattern below.
725, 741, 757, ________ 789
Ans:
22 Round off 9 563 to the nearest

tent
Ans:
23 4 608 8
Ans:
24 Express 4 5 as an improper fraction.
Ans:
25 What is the value of

12 4
Ans:
26 There are 210 children in Primary 4. 4 of them take the school bus to
school_ How many children do not take the school bus to school?
Ans:
27 Express 0.06 as a fraction in its simplest form.
Ans:
28 Write the decimal represented by A.
0 0 . 1 0 . 2 0 . 3 0 . 4 0 . 5
Ans:

29 Express the time shown on the clock below using the 24-hour clock format.
1. II $
1 1I$
Ans: ________________
30 Mr Lim drove from Singapore to Kuala Lumpur. After driving for 2 h 15 min,
he stopped to rest for 20 minutes. He continued his journey for another 1 h 45
min and arrived at Kuala Lumpur at 14 00. At what time did he leave
Singapore? Express your answer using the 24-hour cloCk.
A ns :
31 One of the lines in the figure is parallel to FC.

Which line is parallel to FC?
A ns :

32 In the figure below, which angle is smaller than a right angle?
Ans:
33 How many pairs of parallel lines are there in the figure below?
Ans:
34 Draw a line PQ parallel to AB passing through point M.

Study the graph below carefully and answer questions 35 and 36.
The line graph below shows the number of siblings the pupils in Primary 4A have.
16
14
12
10
8
Number of Pupils
6
4
2
0
Z. 3 4
Number of Siblings
35 How many pupils are there in Primary 4A?
Ans:
36 How many pupils have 2 or fewer sibli_n_gs?
Ans:
37 Find the perimeter of the figure below.

(AU lines meet at right angles)
42 cm
32 cm
Ans: cm

38 The perimeter of a rectangle is 84 cm. Its length is 3 times as long

as its breadth. What is the breadth of the rectangle?
Ans: cm
39 How many lines of symmetry are there in the figure below?
Ans:
40 The breadth of a rectangular piece of paper is 10 cm. 3 identical rectangles
were Cut from it, leaving 20 cm2 of paper. What is the width of
rectangular piece X?
10 cm
Ans: cm

PRIMARY 4
MATHEMATICS
BOOKLET C
Total Time: 1 h 45
minutes
INSTRUCTIONS TO
CANDIDATES
to do so.
carefully.
Name:
Date: 11 October
2011
2(
This booklet consists of 4

printed pages including
this page.
For
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CLASS 4 MATHS WORK
BOOK
Section-C
Questions 41 to 45 carry 4 marks each. Show your working clearly in the space
provided for each question and write your answers in the space provided. The
number of marks available is shown in brackets [ ] at the end of each question
or part-question. (20 marks)
41 The total capacity of 3 pails and 4 bottles is 26 1. The capacity of each pail is 3
times as much as the bottle. What is the capacity of each gait?
Ans:_______________ 14m1
42 A sum of mpney was shared among 3 children, Ann, Ben and Cindy. Ann
1
received 4 of the money. Ben received 1 of the remainder. The rest went to
3
Cindy. if Cindy received $27, how much was the sum of money?
Ans:_______________ [4m]
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3
43 Samy and Raji were given the same amount of pocket money each week.
Samy spent $17 while Raji spent $5. Raji then had 4Stmes as much money as
Samy. How much money was each:boy given at'first?
Ans:
14m)
44 The total cost of 2 similar water bottles and 4 similar lunch boxes is $14.50.
A water bottle and a lunch box cost $6.50. What is the cost of 4 lunch boxes?
Ans:_______________ 14m1

4
45 The figure shown below is a square piece of art paper. A design is created
using shaded squares The area of each shaded square in the
25 cm2.
desjgp is
(c) What is the area of he art paper?

(d) What is the perimeter of he design?
Ans: (a)____________[2m]
(5)____________[2m]
End of Paper

ANSWER
SHEET
Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q5 Q6 Q7 Q8 Q9 010 Q11 Q12 Q13 Q14 Q15 Q16 Q17

3 2 3 2 1 1 3 3 4 1 1 3 2 3 2 1 3
Q18 Q19 Q20

1 1. 3
21)773 22)9560 23)576 24)23/5 25)1116
26)90 27)3/50 28)0.26 29)1530 30)0940
31)AB 32) LW 33)3 34) Q

35)43 pupils 36)32 pupils 37)148cm
38)10.5cm 39)8 40)4cm A
41)26L 26000m1
26000nd 13 = 2000m1
45)a)12 + 6 = 18
2000m1 x 3 = 6000m1
18 x 25cmz = 450cm2
= 61
The area of the art paper is 450anz
The capacity of each pail is 61.
b)5cm x 5cm = 25cmz
42)2u4$27.00 16 sides x 5cm = 80cm
lu->$27.00 2u = $13.50 4u4$13.50 x 4u = The perimeter of the design is 80cm.
$54.00 The sum of money was $54
43)$17 - $5 = $12
3u->$12
- 1u4$12+ 3u = $4
$4 + $17 = $21
Each boy was given $21 at first.
44)$6.50 x 2 = $13.00
$14.50 - $13.00 = $1.50
$1.50+2 = $0.75
$0,75 x 4 = $3.00
The cost of 4 lunch boxes is $3

Mathematics
Primary 4
Name:
Class: Pr 4-__________ Register No. __________Duration: lh 45 rift
Date: 24th October 2011 Parent's Signature:
Instructions to. Pupils:

1. Do not open this booklet until you are told to do so.
3. This paper consists of 3 parts, Sections A, B and C.
4. For questions 1 to 20 in Section A, shade the correct ovals on the Optical Answer Sheet
(OAS).
Maximum Marks Obtained

Section A 40
Section B 40
Section C 20
Total 100
* This paper consists of 17 pages altogether.
This paper is not to be reproduced in part or whole without the permission of the Principal.


For each question, 1 to 20, four Options are given. One of them is the correct answer.
Make your choke (1, 2, 3 or 4) Shade the correct ovals (1, 2, 3 or 4) onto the Optical
Answer Sheet provided. Each question carries 2 marks.
. In which of the following numbers does the digit 6 stand for 600?
( 1 ) 1 026
( 2 ) 2 364
( 3 ) 3 697
( 4 ) 6 521
2. 22 thousands and 3 tens is the same as

( 1 ) 223
( 2 ) 2 230
( 3 ) 22 003
( 4 ) 22 030
3. 41 758 roundedoff to the nearest hundred is

( 1 ) 41 700
( 2 ) 41 760
( 3 ) 41 800
( 4 ) 42 000
4. The figure shown is made up of identical squares.

( 1
) 3
6
(2) 3
9
( 3
) 6
9
(4) 3
8

5. I =
3 12
(1 ) 1
36
(2 ) I
15
5
(3 )
12
(4 ) 2
15.
6.
In the 1 ) 1
2) 2
3
3)
4) 4
number 23.41,
the digit is
in the tenths
place.
(
(
(
(
7. Stella
has 7
packets
of flour.
Each
packet
contains
1.05 kg
of flour.
What is
the total
amount
of flour
she has?
( 1 )
7.05 kg
( 2 )
7.35 kg
( 3 )
7.305 kg
( 4 )
73.5 kg
8. 4 boys
share 24.32 kg
of rambutans
equally.
What is
the mass
of the
rambutans
each boy
receives?
(1) 6.08 kg
( 2 ) 6.8
( 3 )
60.8 kg
( 4 )
60.08 kg
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9. In a class of 40 pupils, I of the pupils go to school by bus. 12 of them walk to

school 2
and the rest take the car to school. How many pupils come to school by car?
1 8
( )
(2) 14
( 3 ) 20
( 4 ) 28
10. Adam spent 3 of his salary on food, 2 of it on transport and saved the
remainder. 8
What fraction of his salary did he save?
(1) 1-
8
2
(2)
5
3
1
( )
2
7
( 4 )
8
11. Which of the following figure(s) has / have at least two pairs of parallel lines?
C D
L
_________ -
1
______F
n
( 1 ) A only
( 2 ) Cody
( 3 ) BandD
(4) AandC

12.
The time shown on the clock above is 3 o'clock.

How many right-angle turns would the minute hand make if the
clock shows a quarter to 4?
(1) 1
(2) 2
(3) 3
(4) 4
e
13. Whichhof the following letters tin not have perpendicular lines in
them?
Aces i
F EHN
(1) F
(2) E
( 3 ) H
(4) N
5

Study the bar graph below and use the information to answer question 14 and 15.
14. How much more money did Class A collected than Class C?
( 1 ) $ 100
( 2 ) $ 130
(3) $ 230
(26) $360
15. What is the total amount of money collected?

( 1 ) $ 710
( 2 ) $ 711
(4) $ 810
(14) $811

16. The figure below is not drawn to scale. It is made up of 2 different rectangles.
The line. DC is equal to the line DE. What is the area of the figure?
A4 14m
12 m
6m E
( 1 ) 72 m2
( 2 ) 84m2
( 3 ) 104m'
( 4 ) 168m2
17- Joy took 35 minutes to bake a chocolate cake. She started baking
at 1340. At what time did she finish baking the cake?
(1) 1305
( 2 ) 1315
( 3 ) 1375
(4) 1415
18. Sue bought some pens. 5 of the pens were red and the rest
were blue. 8
If there were 24 blue pens, how many red pens were there?
(1) 15
(2) 21
( 3 ) 40
( 4 ) 60

19. Ron was facingfflouth-East. He turned anti-clockwise and is now facing

West. What is the angle that Ron turned?
North
North-West North- East
West East
South-West I South-East
South
( 1 ) 90
( 2 ) 135
( 3 ) 180
( 4 ) 225
29. Jane has 28 m of ribbon. She gives her mother 3.6 m of the ribbon and cuts the
remaining ribbon into 4 equal lengths. How long is each length of the ribbon?
( 1 ) 6.1m
(2) 7.9m
(13) 18.4m
(14) 24.4m
8
Section B (40 marks)

For each question, show your working clearly in the space below each question and write
your answer in the answer boxes provided. Give, your answers in the units stated.
21. Write fifteen thousand, eight hundred and six in figures.
1. Two factors of 15 are 1 and 15. What are the other two factors of 15?
2 . 3
5 10

6

25 Find the value of i-
26 In the figure not drawn to scale, Af3CD is a

square. Find the value of z y
A___________
D C
27. Write the decimal represented by X.

X
.111 ! !'t H!!" I

).
11.5 11.6
10

28. Express 0 8 as a fraction.
16. Round off 15.36 to the nearest tenth.
30, Arrange the following numbers in order from

the smallest to the greatest_
0.205 , 2.5 , 0.53., 2.053
smallest
greatest
31. How many fifths are there in 4 whole?

II

Study the graph below and use the information to answer question 32 and 33.
Sale of Ice-cream
240
-
g, 220M a y J u n e J u l y Au g u s t S e p t e m b e r
200
180 Maths
140
120
190
C 80
"e , 60 _
40 _
32. g Find
20 _the difference between the number of scoops of ice-cream sold in
June
0 _and August.
33.; 3f each scoop of ice-cream cost $2, how much was collected from the
sale of ice-cream in July?

12
35.Find the perimeter of the figure below.

(Figure is not drawn to scale)
10 m
12 m
12. Max has a rectangular cardboard measuring 13 cm by 12 cm. He wants to cut out
smaller squares each measuring 2 cm by 2 cm from it. What is She: maximum
number of small squares that can be cut out from rectangular cardboard?
36. Billy attended school from 7.30 a.m. to 3.00 p.m.

He spent 30 minutes having recess and another 30 minutes having lunch.
How much time did he spend having lessons?
h min
13

37. Charles jogged 3.25 km on Monday.

He jogged 0.68 km more on Monday than on Tuesday.
What was the total distance that he jogged on both days?
13. Mrs Tan bought 3 packets of sugar eQh weighing 8.24 kg.
She gave all the sugar equally to he/at/ands.
Pow manitulabranisiniigar did eailtMend receive?
kg
14. John and Cindy had 214 stamps altogpther.

If Cindy gave 34 stamps to John, they would have an equal number of stamps.
How many stamps did John have at first?
15. 6 .papcji.4 costas-rauch as 3 files.

1t2 files and pericits cpst $6.36, what is the cost of 1 fde?
14

For questions 41 to 45, show your working clearly in;the space below each question
and write your answers in the blanks provided. The marks for each question are
given in the brackets.
41. Jordan bought an equal number of plates and bowls.

One bowl cost $3 less than one plate.
Jordan paid $54 more for the plates.
Find the total number of plates and bowls Jordan bought.
Answer:_______________(4 m)
15
42. Ahmad, Bob and Clark shared 800 marbles.

Ahmad receives 46 more marbles than Bob.
Clark receives 18 'more marbles than Ahmad.
How many marbles did Clark receive?
Answer________________t4 m)
16
43. Amanda had 285 more straws than Betty at first.

Amanda bought another 75 straws.
As a result, Amanda now has 3 times as many straws as Betty.
How many straws did. Amanda have at first?
Answer: (4m)
17
44. In the figure (not drawn to scale) below, the area of square A is 4 cm2.
The area of square C is 36 cm2.
Find the total area of rectangle B and rectangle D.
Answer________________(4 m)
18
45. Dan earned $1200 a month.

He spent 2 of his salary to buy a camera and saved the
rest. 5
In that same month, Maik saved > of what Dan saved.
5.
How much did Mark save that month?
Answer:________________(4 m)
19


ANSWER SHEET
Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q5 Q6 Q7 Q8 Q9 Q10 Q11 0,1 Q13 Q14 Q15 Q16 Q17

3 4 3 2 3 4 2 1 1, 1 4 3 4 1 3 3 4
Q18 Q19 Q20

3 4 , 1
21)15806 22)3 and 5 23)6 24)41/3 25)3/8
26)67 27)11.53 28)4/5 29)15.4 30)0.205, 0.53, 2.053, 2.5
31)20 32)40 33)$320 34)44m 35)36
36)6h 30min 37)7.18km 38)6.18kg 39)73 40)$2.10
41)54+3 = 18
18 + 18 = 36
Jordan bought 36 plates and bowls.
42)46 + 46 = 92 44)square 346 x 2 = 12

92 + 18 = 110 square16 x 2 = 12
800 110 = 690 total area 12 + 12 = 24
1u4690 +3 = 230 The total area of rectangle B and rectangle
Clark-230 + 46 = 276 D is 24cm2
276 + 1$ = 294
Clark received 294. marbles. 45)1u51200 + 5 = 240
D save4240 x 3 = 720
43)285 + 75 = 360 M save->720 + 5 = 144
1u360+2 = 180 1u-)144
1u3180 Mark saved $144 that month
At first->lu + 285
180 + 285 = 465
Amanda had 465 straws at first

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PRIMARY 4
MATHEMATICS
BOOKLET A
20 questions
40 marks
. Totattime for Booklets A

and B: 1 Ii 45 min
NAME:___________________________
CLASS : PRIMARY 4________
DO NOT OPEN THIS

BOOKLET UNTIL YOU ARE
TOLD TO DO SO.
FOLLOW ALL
INSTRUCTIONS
CAREFULLY.
ANSWER ALL
QUESTIONS.
For
Int
err
nal
us
er
onl
y
Section A (20 x 2 = 40 marks)
For each question, four ophons are given. One of them is.the correct answer.
Make your choice (1, 2, 3 or 4). Shade the correct oval (1, 2, 3 or 4) on the Optical
Answer Sheet.
1. The value of the digit 5 in 65 783 is___________

(29) 50
(30) 500
(31) 5 000
(1) 50 000
2 Which number below is 10 more than 4576?

(32) 4566
(33) 4577
(34) 4586
(35) 4676
Which of the following mixed numbers is represented by the letter A in

the number line shown?
1 2 A . 3
(2) 2-3
4
(36) 34
(37) 3-3
4

4. Which one of the following has 5 2 of the figure shaded?
(2) (3) (4)
5. In the figure below, what is the length of

the pencil in cm? Give your answer-as a
decimal.
(21) 8.6 cm
(22) 8.4 cm
(23) 7.8 cm
(24) 7.6 an
6. In the figure below, which two lines are

perpendicular?
A
(25) AE and ED
(26) AB and DC
(27) BC and AD
(28) ED and DB
2
7. A paint company bought 1794 tins of paint. Each tin contained 16 t of paint.
It used 809 tins to paint a puilding. How many litres of paint had the
company left?
(38) 985 t
(39) 11 150 t
(40) 15 760 t
(41) 27 895 I
What is the greatest common factor of 27 and 54?
(42) 54
(43) 27
(44) 3
(45) 9
9. At a dinner, 6 pizzas were shared equally among 8 adults. How many pizzas
did 5 adults receive?
(15)
8
3
(16) 4
(4) 3-3
4
10. The figure below is not drawn to scale. And Z a.
(46) 14
(47) 59
(48) 121
(49) 149

11. Sue ended her ballet lesson at 2.45 p.m. Her ballet lesson lasted 108 min. At
what time did she start her ballet lesson? Give your answer in the-24-hour
clock.
(29) 12 57
(30) 13 37
(31) 15 53
(32) 16 33
12. The figure below is made up of a square and a rectangle. How many right
angles are there inside this figure?
13. Doris turned through 135 in a clockwise direction. Then she turned through
90 in an anticlockwise direction. She faces the school now. Where was she
facing at first?
Library
Market
MRT station
Apartment block
Playground
Food centre
(33) Market
School / Shopping centre

(34) Food centre
(35) Playground
(36) Apartment block
4
141 Which square (A, B. C or D) must be shaded so that the figure has a
line of symmetry?
(25) A
(26) B
(27) C
(28) b
15. The figure below, not drawn to scale, is made up of two rectangles. It
has a perimeter of 72 cm. What is the value of X?
13 cm
(29) 11 cm
(30) 15 cm
(31) 30 cm
(32) 42 cm
16. If Jolene losses 1.9 kg, Emily will be half her mass. If Emily weighs 34.6
kg, find the mass of Jolene.
(33) 36.5 kg
(34) 65.4 kg
(35) 69.2 kg
(36) 71.1 kg

17. An ice-cream man sells two types of ice-cream shown below.
$1.20
Mohan bought an equal number of each type of ice-cream from$0/5
the
each
ice-cream man and paid with a $10 note. At most, how many each
ice-
cream did Mohan buy?
(1) 5
(2) 6
(3) 10
(4) 12
18. Mr Choy paid $225 for 2 watches and 3 shirts. Each watch cost 3 times as
much as a shirt. How much did he pay for each watch?
(38) $25
(39) $45
(40) $75
(41) $135
19. The figure-below is made up of 3 identical

squares, each of side 4 cm. Find the perimeter
of the figure.
(37) 28 cm
(38) 32 cm
(39) 40 cm
(40) 48 cm
20. The table below shows the different types of cakes that were sold by a bakery
during a sale.
400
300
Ourian C hw Stranbe rry Cheese Blueberry Mango
200
All the cakes were sold at $8 each. What is the difference in sales between the
most popular and the least popular type of cakes?
(5) $1280
100
(6) $1440
(7) $1500
(8) $2720
End of Booklet A
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BOO
KLE
TB
25 questions
60 marks
Total time for Booklets A
and B: 1 h 45 min
NAME:
CLASS :
PRIMARY 4__________________
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BOOKLET UNTIL YOU
ARE TOLD TO DO SO.
FOLLOW ALL
INSTRUCTIONS
CAREFULLY.
ANSWER ALL
QUESTION&
Section B (20 x 2 = 40 marks)

Show your working dearly in the spaces below each question and write your answers
in the spaces provided_ For questions which require units, give your answers in the
units stated.
21_ Write 15 thousandths in figures. Do not

write
in this
space_
Answer:_________________
22.What is the remainder
when 1018 is divided by 7?
Answer:
1. Round off 536.54 to the

nearest whole number.
Answer:
2. In the figure below, rectangle ABCD is made up of 6 identical smaller

rectangles. What fraction of rectangle ABCD is shaded?
A B
Answer:

26.Two of the factors of 15 are 1 and 15. What are the other i3O not
two factors of 15? wnte in
space.
Answer: and
18.What is the value of Li + 3 ?

12 4
Answer.
19.Which two of the fractions1

below are smaller than ?
2
6 2 3 3.
11-' 5'' 6 7
Answer. and
20.Arrange these numbers from the smallest to the greatest.
0.830 7.5cP 0.705 t083
Answer:_________
2
29.In the figure, name the angle that is smaller than 90.
Do not
write in
this
a space_
Answer: L
12.Find the sum of
the eighth
multiple of 7 and
the ninth multiple
of 6: Answer:
13.Part of a tessellation is shown below. Keeping to the pattern, complete the

tessellation in the space provided below by adding two more unit shapes.
Shade them.
32. (a) Which one of the following figures is symmetrical? Do not

write in
this
space.
Figure A Figure B
(b) Which one of the following shapes cannot tessellate?
Figure. D.
Figure CP
Figure Figure Q
Answer: (a) Figure (1)
Figure R
Answer: (b) Figure___________(1)

33. 1 of the marbles in the container below are grey and the rest are Do not
white. 4 write
in this
space.
Paul adds in more grey marbles. Now, 1 of the marbles are

white_ How many grey marbles are added?
Answer:
1. In the figure not drawn to scale, ABCD is a square and DEFG is a rectangle.
Find L CDG.
Answer. O
(
1
I
Do not
35_ A rectangular piece
1 of paper, not drawn to scale, is folded to form the shape write
below. Find the perimeter of the
i paper before it was folded.
36. The
1. Studyperimeter of a rectangle
the figure below carefully_isHoW
56 cm. If pairs
many the length of the rectangle
of perpendicular lines areis in this
36times
there?
cm its breadth. What is the area of the rectangle?
Answer___________pairs
Answer:
Answer: t
ancm space.
38. Cross out (X) the two unit shapes that are tessellated Wrongly. Do not
write in
this
space.
39. The table below shows the rates for a tour to Phuket.
Mr Lim plans to take his wife, father and three children; aged seven,
eleven and fifteen onahis tour. How much will he have to pay in total if
all of them stay in superior rooms?
Answer $


Section C ( 5 x 4 = 20 marks )
Work out the answers for each of the following questions_ All workings must be
shown dearly_
41. Sally arrived at the library at 11.50 a.m. one morning and stayed there for 1 Do not
hour 45 minutes. She then spent the next 45 minutes on her lunch_ write
Finally, she took another 35 minutes to travel home. in this
space_
(a) At what time did Sally reach home?
Answer_ (a) ______________[3J
(b) Draw in the missing hour hand and minute hand to show thelime on
Sally's watch when she reached home. The second hand is drawn in
for you. [11
3 Do
44. When of a container was filled with sugar, it weighed 20 kg. Mrs Tan
not
8 write in
poured another 6 kg of sugar into the container and it became half full. this
space_
Find the mass of the container when it was empty.
Answer_________________[41
12
45. Xiao Hong baked a

total of 25 square
and triangular
cookies. The cookies
had 84 sides
altogether. How many
square cookies did
Xiao Hong bake?
Answer: ______________________________
END OF PAPER
D
not
write
in this
space.
ANSWER
SHEET
Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q5 Q6 Q7 QS Q9 Q10 Q11 Q12 Q13 Q14 Q15 Q16 Q17

3 3 2 3
22)3 4 123)537
3 2 4 2
24)4/12 3 and
1 25)3 4 5 1 2 4 3
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Q18 Q19 Q20 27)2/5 and 3/7 28)0.705, 0.83, 1.083, 7.5 29)b
3 2 1
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21)0.015

26)18112
30)110 31)
33)16
34)64'
39)$2960 40)305
35)68cm
36)7 pairs
37)147cm2 38)
41)a)2.55p.m. b)
42)12+ 2 = 6
6x 6 .=36
36 x 10 = 360cm2

43)Two bags3$9.35 x 2 = $18.70

Six bags-*$18.70 x 3 = $56.10
Ten bags-)$56.10 + $9.35 = $65.45
44)1u36kg
4u46 x 4 = 24kg
Empty container326k9 24kg = 2kg
45)Square triangular statment (84) hc

8 (32) 17 (51) 51+32 = 83 X
9 (36) 16 (48) 48+36 = 84
Xiao Hong baked 9 square cookies.

PRIMARY 4
MATHEMATICS
Name:__________________________( ) Marks:
Class: Primary 4
Time: 1 h 45 min Parent's Signature: ________________
Section A: ( 30 marks )
Questions 1 to 15 carry 2 marks each. For each question, four options are given.
One of them is the correct answer. Make your choice (1, 2, 3 or 4). Shade the
correct oval (1, 2, 3 or 4) on the Optical Answer Sheet.
1. The value of the digit 7 in 71 345 is____________
(9) 70
(10) 700
p 7000
(4) 70 000
2. 98 thousands arid 6 tens is the same as_____________
(11) 986
(12) 9860
(13) 98 006
(14) 98 060
3. How many quarters are there in 3 wholes?
(9)
13
(10) 3
74
(11) 4
(12) 12

4. 7.02 =7 +
(3) 1
(4) 10
(3), 100
(4) 1000
5. Which of the
following decimals is the
greatest?
(5) 0.361
(6) 0.354
(7) 0.057
(8) 0.198
One of the lines in

the f gure is parallel
to AB. Which line is
parallel to AB?
' l
"
N
E L
(41) AD
(42) BC
(43) DC
(44) DE
John has a piece of
rope. It can be
divided into pieces
of length 3 cm, 6 cm
or 9
cm with no remainder.
What is the shortest length
of rope that John has?
(45) 27 cm
(46) 30 cm
(g) 36 c,rn
(4) 42 cm
For
Inte
rrna
user
only
9
Johnspent1 1ofhismoneyonbooksand3 ofhismoneyonpencils.What5

fraction of his money did he spend?
4
(13)
5
(14) 2
4
15
(15)
3
50
9. John is 1.6 m tall. He is taller than Meiling by 0 22 m How tall is Meiling?
(5) 1.38 m
(6) 1.42.m
(7) 1.78 m
(8) 1.82 in
10. Peter bought a plant that grew 0.5 cm every day. When he bought the
plant, it was 1 in tall. How tall would the plant be exactly 8 days later?
(9) 1.004 m
(10) 1.04 m
(11) 1.4 m
(12) 14 m

11. Look at the clocks below. Tom watched a movie. How long was the movie?
Start of movie End of movie
(15) 1 h 25 min
(16) 1 h 35 min
(17) 2 h 25 min
(18) 2 h 35 min
12. The table below shows part of the menu at a bubble tea shop.
Item Small Cup Large Cup

Milk tea $2.50 $3.50
Green tea $2.00 $2.80
Bala wanted to buy 1 small cup of green tea and 1 large cup of milk
tea. How much more money would he need if he had only six 50-
cent coins in his wallet?
(17) $2.50
(18) $3.50
(19) $5.20
(20) $8.50
et
13. Look at the picture below. Ali is now facing the shops. Where will Ali be facing if
he makes a 135 clockwise turn?
M rket
Park Bus Stop
(5) H
o
Q School Playground m
e
(6) P
l
a
Shops Community y
Centre g
Home r
o
u
n
d
.
(3) Market
(4) Bus Stop
14. The figure below is not drawn to scale. XY is a straight line.

Find the value of Z p.
(1) 23
(2)- 71'
(1) 109
(2) 138

15. Which of the following shapes can tessellate?
(1) c2

A
Name.________________________
Class: Primary 4 70
Section 8: ( 40 marks)
Questions 16 to 35 carry 2 marks each. Write your answers in the spaces Do not write
In this column
stated.
16. Arrange the numbers from the greatest to the smallest
378, 837, 873, 387
Ans:________
1. Round off 92 561 to the nearest hundred.
Ans-
18 Which twat of the fractions below are smaller than 1?

2
6
II
Ans: and
19. I1 + 3 =________
48
Anse.
1.Find the value of 1 - I 4

-.
Ans:
10
7

Do not write
In this column
21. Write the decimal represented by A.
04 1~1111~Iiii Ii
HI 05
Ans:
2. Express 0.6 as a fraction.
Ans:
2. Round off 15.53 to the nearest whole number.
Ans:
3. In the figure below, ABCD is a rectangle. Find the value of Lx.

A B
C D
Arts:
1.
4
5
00 1 9
0+0 3
5
I
Ans:
For Interrnal user only 10
Do not write In
this column
26. The mass of .a
mango is 4 kg.
The total mass of
the mango and a
durian is 42 kg. Find
the mass of the
durian.
Ans:______________________________
4. The length
of ribbon A
is 10.08 m.
It is 3 times
as long as
ribbOn B.
Find the
length of
ribbon B.
Ans:
2. The capacity of a jug is

0.751 of juice. Joe
filled 8 such jugs
completely with juice
and still had 0.51 of
juice left over. How
much juice did he
have.at first?
Ans:
4. Mr Li used 2.5 kg of
rice on Monday and
1.75 k2more on
Tuesday. He used a
total of 9.1sg_from
Monday l
Wednesday. How
much rice did he
use on Wednesday?
.
Ans:______________________________

Do not write
In this column
30.
line (label it FG) that is.parallel
to BE such that
FG cuts AD and BC.
A D
B C
31. Complete the

symmetric figure with the line
AB as the line of symmetry.
z
10

34. The line graph below

shows the distance
Tom jogged for a
particular week.
35
30
Distance in km 25
20
15
10
5
0
M o n T u e W e d T h u F r i S a t S u n
On which day
of the week
did Torn jog
more than 15
km bit less
than 30 km?
Ans:
1. A piece of wire 2 m
48 cm long was cut
into 2 pieces. The
first piece was used
to make a rectangle
as shown below.
The second piece
was used to
make a square. Find
the length of the
square_
50 CM
10 cm
Ans:
_an
12
Do not write
In this columr
Name:___________________________ Do not write

In this column
Class: Primary 4
Section C: (30 marks)

For each questions 36 to 43, show your workings clearly in the space provided
for each question and write your answers in the spaces provided.
The number of marks available is shown in brackets [ ] at the end of each
- 36. The table below shows the amount of money 4 children spend in a week.
Ali $18.50
Kelly ?
Stella $14.00
Mike ?
Kelly spent $2 more than. Mika The total amount of money spent by
the 4 children was $50. How much did Mike spend?
Ans: (31
37. Jim had 5 times as much money, as Daniel. After Daniel was given $30,
he had half as much as Jim. How much did Jim have?
Ans:___________[3]
13

38. There were 3000 people at a concert. There were 1500 women and this wa Do not write
In this column
3 times the number of men there. How many children were at the concert?
Ans:____________131
39. The figure below is formed by 2 squares and the perimeter of the small
square is 36 cm. The area of the shaded part is 88 cm 2
Find the area of the big square.
14 /
V 6
Ans: 131
-
Do not write
40. Mr Loh had 234 apples. He sold 4 of them and gave the rest to be shared In this column
9
equally between his 2 children. How many apples did each child get?
Ans: ______________[4]
15

41. Megan had $180 to spend on cookies.

Do not write
The prices of cookies are listed In this column
below.
Number of boxes of cookies Price

1 $10
5 $40
What is the maximum number of boxes of

cookies she could buy with $180?
Ms: _____________[41
______________________- H Z 4
^
42.
nominated in an election. Keith got twice Do not wrde
In this column
as many votes as Mindy.

Sharon got 15 more votes than
Carl. Carl got half as many
votes as Mindy but 30 fewer
votes than Keith. How many
people were involved in the
voting if everyone was given
one vote?
Aos:________________
17

43. The figures below are not drawn

Do not write In
to scale. this column
The perimeter of Rectangle T is

28 cm. The area of Square R is 3
times the area of Rectangle T.
Find the area of Square R
6 cm
T
R
arts ____________
END OF PAPER
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ANSWER SHEET
Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q5 Q6 Q7 Q8 Q9 Q10 Q11 Q12 Q13 Q14 QI5

4 4 4 3 1 3 3 2 1 3 2 1 3 2 3
16)873, 837, 387, 378 17)92600 18)2/5, 3/7 19)151s
20)2/9 21)0.46 22)3/5 23)16 24)58'
25)0=1/.10 26)4s/ likg 27)3.36m 28)6.5 29)2.25kg
30) 31) 32)
33)61 34)Sunday 35)32cm
36)A+S3$18.50 + $14.00 = $32.50

K+M->$50.00 - $32.50 = $17.50
$17.50 - $2 = $15.50
$15.592 = $7.75
37)10 + 2 5
3u->$30
1u->$30+3 = $10
3->10u
10u->$10 x 10 = $100
38)3u->1500
1u41500-3 = 500
M->500
W4-M4500 + 1500 = 2000
C-)3000 - 2000 = 1000

39)36cm4 = 9cm
Area of small square = 9cm x 9cm = 81cm2
81cm2 + 88cmz = 169cm2
40)9u->234 apples
1u-3234 apples 9 = 26
Sold-326 x 4 = 104
Left-3234 104 = 130
5u3130
2 children4130
1 child->130 2 = 65
41)1->$180$10 = 18
530.80 $40 = 4r20
->$20 +10 = 2 20+ 2 = 22
H5->$180 ($10+$40)
=$180 $50
=$3r30 18 + 3 = 21
13830+610 = 3
Ans:22
42)3u330
1u3303 = 10
8410 x 4 = 40
M410 x 2 = 20
C3202 = 10
S310 + 15 = 25
40 + 20 + 10 = 70
70 + 25 = 95
43)Rectanule T
Breath-)6cm
2 breadth36cm x 2 = 12cm
28cm 12cm = 16cm
1 Length416cm2 = 8cm
Area 8cm x 6cm = 48cmz
Square R
Area : 48cm2 x 3 = 144cm2

MATHEMATICS
Name :
Class : Primary 41_____________________
Date : 31 Oct 2011
BOOKLET A
20 Questions
40 Marks
Duration of Paper : 1 hour 45 minutes
Note:
1. Do not open this Booklet until you are told to do so.

2. Read carefully the instructions given at the
beginning of each part of the Booklet
3. Do not waste time. If a question is difficult for
you, go on to the next one.
4. Check your answers thoroughly and make sure
you attempt every question.
5. In this booklet, you should have the following:
For Interrnal user only.................................

Shade the correct oval (1, 2, 3 or 4) on the Optical Answer Sheet.
(40 maths)
1 and 3 tens is the same as

44 thousands
(55) 443.
(56) 4 430
(57) 44 003
(58) 44 030
2 72 is not a multiple of
(1) 6
(2) 7
(3) 8
(4) 9
3 Which of the following is not an equivalent fraction of 1?
2
(1)
8
3
(2) 12
4
(3) 18
5
(4)
20
4 67 = 7
(31) 30
(32) 37
(33) 42
(34) 47

1
CLASS 4CENTER
MATHS WORK
BOOK
9 The figure is made up of 2 rectangles ABCD and WXYZ. Which of the

following lines is perpendicular to AB?
A
X
C
(29) CD
(30) I3W
(31) WX
(32) YZ
10 A rectangular piece of cardboard has a perimeter of 68 cm. What

is the breadth of the piece of cardboard if its length is 21.5 cm?
(33) 12.5 cm
(34) 23.25 cm
(35) 25 cm
(36) 46.5 cm
11 20 tens, 5 tenths and 6 thousandths is the same as
(37) 2036
(38) 20.506
(39) 25.006,
(40) 200.506
12 0.375 is not equal to
3
8
15
40
375
100
375
1000

3
13 Divide 5 by 6. Round off your answer to the nearest tenth.
(13) 0-8
(14) a9
(15) 1.2
(16) 8.3
14 Which of the figures below has no line of symmetry?
A B C 0
(41) A
(42) B
(43) C
(44) D
15 A group of children have 18 toy trains and 24 toy cars. Each type
of toy is shared equally among the children. How many children
are there in the aroup?
(45) 21
(46) 8
(47) 6
( 48 ) 4
16 Mr Tan had some pork. He sold 12.55 kg of pork to Mrs Koh

and 23.85 kg to Mrs Chan. The remaining amount of pork was
packed equally into 3 packets of 7.3 kg each. How much pork
did Mr Tan have at first?
(49) 36.4 kg
(50) 43.7 kg
(51) 51.0 kg
(52) 58.3 kg

Look at the diagram below carefully. Use it to answer Questions

17 and 18.
N
1
17 Eugene is facing West. How many zi -turns in the anti-clockwise
direction must he make to face North?
(9) 1
(10) 2
(11) 3
(12)4
18 Shirley and Tammy faced the same direction at first. Then Shirley
turned 135 anti-clockwise and Tammy turned 90 clockwise. If Shirley
faced East after the turn, which direction did Tammy face in the end?
(13) South
(14) South-West
(15) North-West
(16) North-East
19 Mrs Foo wanted to bake 2 muffins each for 180 people. She needed
3 eggs to bake 4 muffins. How many eggs must she buy?
(17) 90
(18) 270
(19) 360
(20) 480
20 Linda celebrated her birthday on Friday at 20 30. Kimberly celebrated

her birthday 22 hours later. On what day'and at what time did
Kimberly celebrate her birthday?
(21) Thursday 16 30
(22) Thursday 17 30
(23) Saturday 18 30
(24) Saturday 19 30
5
MATHEMATICS
Name :
Class : Primary 41
Date : 31 Oct 2011
BOOKLET B
28 Questions
60 Marks
In this booklet, you should have the
following:
OBTAINED POSSIBLE
BOOKLET 40
A
BOOKLET 60
B
TOTA 100
L
Questions 21 to 30 carry 1 mark each. Questions 31 to 40 carry 2 marks

each. Show your working clearly in the space below each question and write
your answers in the spaces provided. For questions which require units, give
your answers in the units stated.
(30 marks)
21. What is the sum of all the factors of 12?
Ans:
22 The figure below, not drawn to scale, shows a square ABCD. Find Zy.
C
Ans:
23 In the figure below, how many pairs of perpendicular lines are there?
A B
D
Ans:

6
24 Find the perimeter of the figure

below. A
10 cm
12 cm
G IF
16 cm
Ans:
cm
25 In the time line below, mark a cross (x) to

show 6.00 pm.
I_____I 1 1 1 I l
00 00 10 00 20 00
26 Benjamin had 34 155 picture cards. He had 6

479 picture cards more
than Tommy. How many picture cards did
both of them have altogether?
A ns:
27 Round off the difference of 165 hundredths and

73 tenths to 1 decimal
place.
A n s :
The line graph below shows the amount of money Mr Wong earned
from selling food from July to December. Study the graph carefully and
use it to answer Questions 28 and 29.
3300
3000
1
t." 7
o 2700
2400 g 2100
1800
E 1500
1 20 0
900
July Aug Sept Oct Nov Dec

Month
28 What was.the difference in Mr Wong's earnings for July and

October?
Ans: $___________________
29 Mr Wong earned 2 times as much in one particular month

than in another month. Which were the two months?
Ans: and
30 The figure below is made up of 2 squares. If the shaded area is 56

cm2,
what is the area of the bigger square?
A
8 1
3
Ans: ern 2
31 Write twelve thousand and sixty-two M figures.
Ans:
32 Write the missing number in the number

pattern below.
4 649 , 4 799 , 4 949 , __________

, 5 249
Ans:
33 What number is 10 more than 9997?
Ans:
34 Which two of the fractions below are

smaller than ?
2-
2 3 4 5
3 7 8 ' 11
Ans
and
1 1
- 35 Find the value of 1 - -
Ans:
I A
36 In the figure below, one of the lines is parallel to

BE. Which line is parallel to BE?
A
Ans:
37 Arrange the following numbers in order from the greatest to the

smalest.
0.089 , 0.908 , 0.809
Ans:___________
(greatest} (smallest)
38 Round off 14.55 to the nearest whole number.
Ans:______________________
Ans:_____________________
40 Shade three more squares to complete the figure which has the
dotted line AB as a line of symmetry.
A

1 7
10
Questions 41 to 48 carry 3 or 4 marks each. Show your working clearly in the

(30 marks)
41 Helen was preparing for her Science examination. She managed to

1 5
revise 3 of her textbook on Saturday and 9 of it on Sunday.
a) What fraction of the textbook did she revise in the two days?
b) If she had 6 more pages to read, how many pages were there
in the textbook?
Ans: (a)____________________[2]
(b)____________________[2]
42 Out of 200 people in afoodcourt, 3 of them were females. How many

males wore ties if 36 of them did not wear ties?
Ans:______________________4]

I A
43 Andrew, Bryan and Charles have 520 stickers. Andrew has 1as
many stickers as Bryan. Bryan has 20 fewer stickers than Charles.
How many stickers does Charles have?
Ans: [3]
44 In November, Peter had twice as much savings as Rachel_ In

December, Peter did not save any money but Rachel managed to
save $917. Thus, she now has 4 times as much savings as Peter.
Find their-total savings in December.
Ans: ____________________[4]
12
45 Mrs Toh has 2 classes of 38 pupils each. She wants to give 3 lollipops
to each child. What is the minimum number of packets of lollipops she
needs to buy if there are only 9 lollipops in each packet?
Ans: ____________________[4]
46 The figure below is-made up of 2 Merinos! rectangles. The length of

the rectangle is 20 cm and the breadth is 16 cm. The two rectangles
overlap to form a shaded square of side 6 cm. Find the perimeter of
the figure.
20 cm
4_
4__
16 cm
16 cm
20 CM
Ans: ____________________[3J
47 At the supermarket, Mrs Lim bought 3 kg of prawns at $12.50 per kg

and $9.25 for some fruit. If she gave the cashier a $100 note, how
much change did she receive?
Ans: _____________________[41
4 similar books and 3 similar files cost $70.50. 2 such books and 2
such files cost $37. What was the cost of 2 such books?
Ans:____________________ 141
End of Paper
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ANSWER sNEET
Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q5 Q6 Q7 Q8 Q9 _Q10 Q11 Q12 Q13 Q14 Q15 Q16 Q17

4 2 3 4 3 3 3 1 2 1 4 3 1 3 3 4 3.
Q18 Qvg Q20

3 2 , 3
Tc ,rrim --...i....,
,
22)31 23)4 24)56cm 25)
I
i I Vt.
21)28
ko
26)61831 27)5.7 28)$1800 29)November and September
30)81cm2 31)12062 32)5099 33)10007 34)317r5111
35)'/z 36)CD s
37)0.908, 0.809, 0.089 38)15
39)40.81 40) A
41)a)1/3 = 3/9 Y i
5/9 + 3/9 = 8/9
b)13146
6 x9 = 54pages . -
42)1u-32005 = 40
14440 x-2 = 80
80-36 = 44 of them wear ties
43)520 20 = 500
1u45005 =1.00
C4100 x 2 = 200
200 + 20 = 220 stickers
44)1u3$917+7 = $131
.Tota13$1.31-x 10 = $1310
45)38 x 3 = 114
114 x 2 = 228
228 9 = 25R3
P.--.26 packets

46)20cm 6cm = 1 4cm

16 6cm = 10an 20cm
x 2 = 40cm 16cm x 2 =
32cm 14cm x 2 = 28cm
10CM x 2 = 20cm 40cm
+ 32cm + 28cm + 20cm
= 120cm
47)$12.50 x 3kg = $37.50

$37.50 + $9.25 = $4635
$100 $46.75 = $53.25
48)26/1f8$70.50 $37 = $33.50

1f3$37 $33.50 = $3.50
2f->$3.50 x 2 = $7.00
2b3$37 $7 = $30

HENRY PARK PRIMARY SCHOOL

2011 SEMESTRAL EXAMINATION 2
MATHEMATICS
PRIMARY 4
Duration of Paper: 1 h 45 min 100
Name: Parents Signature

Class: Pr 4 ,
PART A (15 x 2 marks = 30 marks)
Read each question carefully. For each question, there are 4 options given. Choose the
correct answer and write the number in the bracket provided.
1. 6 x 10 000 + 3 x 1000 + 7 x 100 + 8 x 1 =
(9) 63 781
(10) 63 708
(11) 63 701
(12) 63 078
2. Which one of the following has 3 of the figure shaded?
(4)
Page 1 of 21
P4 Mathematics SA2 2011 For Interrnal user only.
3. In 73.68, which digit is in the tenths place?
(53) 6
(54) 7
(55) 3
(56) 8
4. Which of the following figures are symmetrical?
Figure A Figure B
(57) Figures A and C only

(58) FigureS13 and ID only .
(59) Figures A, B and C only
(60) Figures A, 6 and 13 only
Figure C Figure D
5. The cost of a pair of shoes when

roundacLoffito_the_nearest dollar is $50. Which of
the following could possibly be the actual price
oTthe pair of shoes?
(61) $49.45
(62) $49.50
(63) $50.51
(64) $51.20
6. Which number below is 10 more than 3584?
(65) 3574
(66) 3583
(67) 3585
(68) 3594
7. Which of the following are common factors of 18 and

24?
(69) 1 and 9
(70) 2 and 4
(71) 3 and 6
(72) 6 and 9

8. Which of the following is nearest to 3?
(5) 23
(9) 2-3
4
(10) 3-2
(11)35
9. 1
Write 5 as a decimal.
4
(12) 5.1
(13) 5.4
(14) 5.14
(15) 5.25
10. Which of the following shapes can be tessellated?
(1) Figures A and D only

-
(2) Figures B and C only,
(3) Figures A, B and 13 only
(16) Figures B, C andO only

P4 Mathematics SA2 2011
11. The table below consists of numbers from 1 to 16. Which

number is Southeast of '6' and North of '15'?
1 2 3 4
5 6 7 8
9 10 11 12
13 14 15 16
(59) 7
(60) 9
(61) 3
(62) 11
12. Ali had 62 sweets and Ben had 48 sweets. How many sweets must Ben
take from Ali so that they have the same number of sweets?
(1)7.
(2) 12
(1) 14
(2) 24.
13. Shafira started reading a book at 1645.She finished reading the book
at 18 15 HOW long did she take to read the book?
(3) 1 h 30 min
(4) 2 h.
(5) 2 h 30 min
(6) 3h
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14. Joseph drank 1t of water at the start of a race. He then drank another
3
5
t of water at the>and of the race. How much water did he drink
6
altogether?
(50) 2t
(63)
1
(7) 1-51
(4) 1- 6 t
15. Victor exchanged 12 fifty-cent coins and some twenty-cent coins for a $10
note with his sister. How matici twenty-cent coins didshe receive?
(8)30
(9) 20.
(10) 6
(11) 4.
End of Part A
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Name:_______________________ Class: Pr 4
PART B (20 x 2 marks = 40 marks!

Read each question carefully and write down the correct answer in the boxes provided.
Show all workings clearly.
16. 4752 4- 6 =
17. Filtin the blank with the correct number in the number pattern below.
83, 101, 119,___________, 155
1
18. Which two fractions below are smaller than 2 ?
2 2 2 2
3 5 ' 7 4
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The line graph shows the temperature at different times of the day for a town
in Hong Kong. Study the graph careful!y and answer Questions 20 and 21.
Temperature in Hong Kong

24
20
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3
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6 a.m. 8 a.m. 10a ar 12 pm 4 p.m.6 p.m.
2,p .m.
20. At what time was the recorded temperature the highest?

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1. During which 2-hour interval did the recorded temperature increase by/4C?
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22 In the figure, name the two angles that are greater than 90.
and
23. In the figure, one of the lines is parallel to FC. Which fine is parallel to FC?
- - a
24. Susan watched a movie that ended at 17 30. The movie lasted 1 h 45 min. What time
did the movie start? Leave your answer in 24-hour clock.
5. The area of a square is 64 cm 2. What is the perimeter of the square?
cm
6. Find the value of 1 i

10 5
Pace 9 of 21
27. Arrange the following numbers in order from the smallest to the
greatest Write your answers in the blanks provided.
6.01, 6.1, 6.001, 6
4. The table below shows the time taken by some children to complete a cross-
country race. Study it carefully and answer Question 28.
Name Time taken in minutes
Nicholas 74
Shannon 60
Wei luting ?
Wei Ming completed the race in 6 of the time taken by Shannon. How long did Wei
Ming take to complete the race?
min
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31. At a fun fair, a bonus of 2 stickers was awarded for every 6 stickers won. Samuel
collected a total of 35 stickers. How many stickers did he actually win?
32. When a boat reached the jetty ' 5 of the passengers went ashore and 4 new
passengers boarded the boat There were now 36 passengers on board the boat.
How many passengers were on board the boat before it reached the jetty?
33.Find the value of 6.75 x 8.
17.Victor exercises ..4. times a week. He exercises 2 hours each time.

How many weeks will Victor need to reach 200 hours of exercise?
18.A roll of wire 48 cm long is cut into 2 pieces to form Square A and Square B.
36 cm of the wire is used to form Square A.
Find the length of each side of Square B
cm
End of Part B

Name:. ( ) Class: Pr 4
PART C (30 marks)
Read the.following problem sums carefully. Show all workings dearly in the spaces
provided. The number of marks available is shown in brackets ( ) at the end of each
36. Shannon had 32 m of ribbon. She gave away 5 pieces of ribbon, each measuring
2.65 m long. She also gave away another piece, measuring 12.8 in long.
How many metres of ribbon had she left? (4 marks)
Working
Ms:
37. A rope has 12 knots which are spaced out equally. The distance between
the first knot and seventh knot is 4.2 m. What is the distance between
the fourth knot and the last knot? (3 marks)
Working
Ans:

38. There were thrice as many boys as girls at a camp. After 72 boys left the camp,
the number of girls was 2 the number of boys What is the total number
of 3
boys and girls who remained at the camp? (3 marks)
Working
Ans:

39. The figure below shows a grass field with a rectangular pond in it.
The area of the field-coverecUa.gra&tis 128 m 2.
What is the perimeter of the field? (4 marks)
Working
A ns :

40. A bus started its journey from Depot A at 7 a.mAFor every 10 minutes that it travelled, it
stopped for 2 minutes at a bus stop. the bus stopped at 10 bus stops.
From the 10th bus stop, it travelled another 15 minutes before it ended its journey at
Depot B. At what time did the bus reach Depot.B? (4 marks)
Working
Ans:
Pans 1R of 11
41. At the bus interchange, some passengers boarded the bus. At the first stop,
17 passengers alighted and .3 passengers boarded the:bus. At the second stop
only 24 passengers boarded the bus. When the bus left the second stop, there were
54 passengers on the bus. How many passengers boarded the bus at the bus
interchange? (4 marks)
Working
0___________
nd
Interchange st
1 stop 2 stop
Ans:
4,, _tn.
42. Jim and Sam had 234 cards altogether. After Jim lost 36 of his cards and Sam gave
away - - of his cards, they had the same number of cards left. How many cards did Jim
g
and Sam have left alto_gether9

(4 marks) Working
Ans:
43. At the beginning of the month, Pet Shop A and Pet Shop B had the same number of
hamsters. By the end of the month, Pet Shop A sold 38 hamsters and Pet Shop B sold
70 hamsters. The number of hamsters left in Pet Shop A was 5 times the number of
hamsters in. Pet. Shop B. What was the total number of hamstersiaboth stiops_before
any of the hamsters were sold from (4 marks)
Working
A n s:
END OF PAPER
. Setters: Mdm Ong 1.1 Ling Ms Eunice Chua


ANSWER SNEET
.
Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q5 Q6 1 Q7 ' Q8 Q9 Qi0 Q11 Q12 Q13 Q14 Q15

2 2 1 4 2 4 3 4 4 4 4 1 1 4 2
16)792 17)137 18)2/5,2/7 19)13/4 20)1400
21)0800 to 1000 22)Lc and Ze 23)ED 24)1545 25)32cm
26)7/10 27)6, 6.001, 6.01, 6.1. 28)50min 29)57* 30)128'
31)27 32)40 33)54 34)25 weeks 35)3cm
36)2.65 x 5 = 13.25 42)234 36 = 198

13.25 + 12.8 = 26.05 198i-9 = 22
32 26.05 = 5.95m 22 x 8 = 176 cards
37)4.2171+6 = 0.7m 43)70 38 = 32

0.7m x 8 = 56m 324-4 = 8
8 x 10 = 80
38)72=3 = 24 38 x 2 = 76
24 x 5 = 120 children 80 + 76 = 156 hamsters
39)24 x 6 = 144z
128m2 + 144m2 = 272mz
272m28 = 34m
34m + 8m = 42m
42m x 2 = 84m
40)9.15a.m.
41)54 24 = 30
30 3 = 27
27 + 17 = 44 passengers


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Class : Primary 4 ______________________Time: 8.00 a.m. - 9.15 a.m.
Parent's Signature : Marks: 100
Paper 1 comprises 2 booklets, A and B.
MATHEMATICS
PAPER 1
(BOOKLET A)
Booklet A ,.. ...--i-""------. :0

Time for Paper 1 is 1 hour 15 minutes.
Do not open-this booklet until you are told
Booklet B
to do so. 40
Read and follow all instructions carefully.
Total for
Answer all questions. Paper I Z13

Paper 1 Booklet A
Multiple Choice Questions
For each question, four options are'giveri. One of them is the correct answer.
Shade the correct oval ( 1 , 2 , 3 or 4 ) on the Optical Answer Sheet.
1. Which of the following numbers when rounded off to the nearest ten
becomes 83 500?
(5) 83 445
(6) 83 498
(7) 83 509;
(8) 83 558'
2. How many quarters are there in 3 wholes?
(1) 1I
3
(2)
4
8
(3)
(4) 12
1
3. Which of the following is not an equivalent fraction of 3 ?
2
(18)
6
(19) 9
5
12
(20) 6-
18

Arrange the following from the smallest to the greatest.

5.2 , 0.52 , 5.02 ,
0:25
(5)025 52 502 052

0.25, 0.52, 5.02, 5.2
(6)
0.52, 0.25, 5.02, 5.2
(7)
0.52, 0.25, 5.2 , 5.02
(8)
Which of the following figures contain both parallel lines

and perpendicular lines?
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4
)

6. In the figure, which angle is greater than a right angle?
(I) La
(2) L b
(5) Lc
(6) L d
7. The digit 5 in 27.345 stands for 5

(9) ones
(10) tenths
(11) hundredths
(12) thousandths
8. Alex has CI piece of paper of length 15 cm and breadth 10. cm.

He cuts away a small rectangle at one of its corners.
What is the area of the remaining paper?
15 cm
(1) 38 cm2
(2) 42 cm2 10 cm paper
(3) 108 cm2 6 cm
(4) 150 cm2
7 cm

9. The total length of three pieces of ribbon is 9 m 50 cm.

One piece is 2 m 70 cm long while the other two pieces have exactly the
same length. What is the length of each of these two pieces of ribbon?
(13) 1 m 35 cm
(14) 3 m 40 cm
(15) 4 m 75 cm
t40 6 m 80 cm
10. Sarah has eighteen coins that add up to $6.00. There are 50-cent coins
and 20-cent coins. How many 20-cent coins does she have?
(5) 10
(6) 8
(7) 6
(8) 4

MATHEMATICS - PAPER 1 (BOOKLET B)
Write your answers in the boxes provided. For questions which require
units, give your answers in the units stated. Questions 11 to 30 carry 2
marks each.
11. Write-fifteen thousand and eighty-four in figures.
1. Fill in the box with the correct number in the number pattern below.
649 , 624 , 599 ,
__________________________________549
1
2. Which two of the fractions below are smaller than 2 ?
2 3 4. 5
3178 11
and
-
17. Round off 14.55 to the nearest whde number.

1.
Write the decimal represented by A.
8 0.9

20_ DrdW a line perpendicular to AB through Point X.
*X
21. Sarah is standing at Point X and facing East. She makes a 3- turn in a
4
clockwise direction. Then she makes a 1 -- turn in an anticlockwise
2
direction. Which direction will she be facing now?
North
South
West East
22: I think of two numbers. The numbers are between 20 and 43. The
numbers are both multiples ot..6 and factors of 72. What are the
two numbers?
and

23. The-figure is made up of identical triangles. How many such triangles

are there?
24. The figure below shows a regular hexagon where all the sides are of
equal length. The length of AB is 3 the height of the figure of the

5
hexagon. Find the length of AB.
height= 15 cm

ern

25. stikiy the figures below.

How many squares are there in Figure 5?
Figure 1 Figure 2 Figure .3
26. Daniel has a square piece of paper measuring 12 cm. He

cuts out 4 identical small squares with a side measuring 2
cm from each corner of
the square. Find the perimeter of the remaining piece of
paper.
12 cm
2 cm:
8 cm
cm
27. A rectangular garden measures 30 m by 28 m. A concrete path 1 m

wide is paved around it. What is the area of the concrete path?
28. Draw four more unit shapes to complete the tessellation.

-1-
29- The figure below is half of a symmetric shape. Complete the symmetric
shape with the dotted line as a line of symmetry.

N a m e : Date: 28 October 2011

Class : Primaq ________ Time: 10.30 am. - 11.45 a.m.
Parent's Signature :_______________
MATHEMATICS
PAPER 2
Marks____/ 40
Time for Paper 2 is 1 hour 15 minutes.

Do not open this booklet until you are told to do so.
Read and follow all instructions carefully.

Questions 1 to 10 cony 4 marks each ow your working clearly in the space

provided for each question and write of ers in the spaces provided. For
questions which require units, give your answers in the units stated. (40 marks)
1. Benny gave away 3of his marbles to Richard. He gave half of the
4
remaining marbles to Mark and had 6 marbles left for
himself. How many marbles did Benny have at first?
Ans: ________________
I
2. The, distance from. Town A to Town B is 40.5 km. The distance from Town
B to Town C is 3.95 km shorter than the distance from Town A to Town B.
Find the distance from Town A to Town C. (Round off your answer to the
nearest km)
Town A Town 13 Town C
Ans: ________________
Kate had $40 at first. She spent $18 on food, $14 on a book and saved
the rest of her money.
a) How much money did she save?
b) What fraction of the amount of money did she save?
Ans: a)
b)

4. Micky scored a total of 96 marks for three of her Mathematics tests.

She obtained the same score for Test 1 and Test 3. Her score for Test 2
was twice that of Test 1. What was her fetal score for Test 2 and Test 3?
Ans:___________________
6. Mother paid $25.80 for 4 mangoes and 2 pineapples. Each pineapple

was cheaper than each mango by $1.50. Find the cost of 2 such
mangoes.
Ans: __________________
3
6. A scarf costs twice as much as a wallet. A handbag costs $80 more than
a scarf. The total cost of a scarf, a wallet and a handbag is $2530.
a) What is the cost of a wallet?
b) What is the total cost of a scarf and a handbag?
Ans: a)___
b)___
4

7. A box contained 3 times as many blue marbles as red marbles.

After 60 blue marbles are given away, there were twice as many red
marbles as,W,e,marbles. How many marbles are there in the end?
Ans:
________________
8. The figure below is made up of a rectangle and .2 identical

squares. If the perimeter of the figure is 64 cm, find the
area of the rectangle.
Ans: _______________

9. The figure below shows the side-view of a wooden chair. It is made up

of 4 identical rectangles. If the area of the figure is 108 an?, what is
the height of the wooden chair?
Ans:___________________
6
10. Sumin participated in a Mathematics quiz with 20 questions. For every

correct answer, she was awarded 3 points. For every wrong answer,
2 points were deducted. If Sumin scored 25 points for the quiz, how
many questions did Sumin answer correctly?
Ans:___________________
End of Paper 2
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AN WIER SHE ET
Ql. Q2 Q3 Q4 Q5 Q6 Q7 Q8 Q9 ; Q10
2 4 3 2 4 2 4 3 2 1
11)15084 12)574 13)5/4 and 3/7 14)21/4
16)BF 17)15 18)0.86 19)74.88
21)South 22)24 and 36 23)13 24)9cm
25)17 26)48cm 27)120cm2
28) 29)
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Paper 2
1)6 x 2 = 12
12x4=48
Benny had 40 marbles at first.

2)40.5km 3.95km = 36.55km

40.5km + 36.55km = 77.05km
77.05km --- 77km
The distance form Town A to Town C is 77km.
3)a)$18 + $14 = $32

$40 $32 = $8
Kate saved $8.
6)8/40 + 8 = 1/5
She saved 1/5 of the money.
4)3 units396
1 unit396+4 = 24
2 units324 x 2 = 48
48 + 24= 72
Her total score for Test 2 and Test 3 is 72.
5)$1.50 x 4 = $6
$25.80 $6 = $19.80
$1980+6 = $3.30
$3.30 + $1.50 = $4.80
$4.80 + $4.80 = $9.60
The cost of 2 mangoes are $9.60.
6)a)$2530 $80 = $2450

$2450+5 = $490
The cost of a wallet is $490
b)$490 x 4 = $1960
$1960 + $80 = $2040
The total cost of a scarf and a handbag cost $2040.
7)60-)5u
60+5 = 12
12 x 3 = 36
There were 36 marbles in the end.
8)64+4 = 16
16+2 = 8
Area of rectangle = 16 x 8 = 128
The area of the rectangle is 128cmz
9)108+4 = 27
9+9=18
18 + 3 = 21
The height of the wooden chair is 21cm.
10)Sumin answered 12 questions correctly.

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