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MathematicsParent’s Signature

PRIMARY FOUR ________

Name: ( ) Marks:

Class: Primary 4 ___________

Date: ___________ 2012

Duration: 45 minutes

Section A (8 x I mark)

Question I to 8 carry 1 mark each.

Out of the 4 options given, only one Is correct. Choose the correct answer

(1, 2, 3 or 4) and write its number in the brackets provided.

1. What is the value of the digit ‘3’ in 83 594?

(1) 30000

(2) 3000

(3) 300

(4)30

2. The digit ‘2’ in 92 460 stands for

(1) 200 ones

(2) 20 tens

(3) 20 hundreds

(4) 2 ten thousands ( )

3. Multiply 879 by 6 tens. The answer is____________.

(1) 5224

(2) 5274
(3) 52 240

(4) 52740

4. A number, rounded off to the nearest thousand, is 24000.Which of the

following is the greatest possible number?

(1) 24999

(2) 24499

(3) 24099

(4) 23999
5. What is the missing number in the number pattern below?
19647, 19747, 19847, 19947,___________

(1) 19047

(2) 19900

(3) 20047

(4) 20057
6. Which of the following is not a factor of 42 and 60?

(1) 6

(2) 2

(3) 3

(4)4

7. Which of the following is the largest fraction?

(1) 3/8

(2) 3/4

(3)1/4

(4)1/2

8. Express 2 4/5 as an improper fraction.

(1) 24/5

(2) 14/5

(3) 13/5

(4)8/5
9. Rewrite 12 798 in words.
10. Find the difference between 48623 and 81 841.
Express your answer to the nearest ten.
11. What is the quotient when 5 607 is divided by 6?
12. Form the smallest 5-digit whole number by using all the
digitsbelow.
13. What is the sum of 3/4 and 5/12 in the simplest form?
14. Megan bought a total of 862 pens. There were 219 red pens and
55 more blue pens than red pens. The rest were green pens.
How many green pens were there?
15. At a stadium, there were 243 women and 4 times as many men as
women. There were 392 more children than adults, How many children were at
the stadium?
16. The table shows the number of stamps collected by some girls.
How many stamps were collected in all?

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1. Thirty-four thousand, nine hundred and eight written in numerals is

1) 3498

2) 34 098

3) 34 908

4) 34 980

2. In the sum of 45 900 and 28479, the digit 4 stands for____-

1) 40

2) 400

3) 4000

4) 40000

3. Subtract 589 from 20 hundreds. Round off the answer to the nearestten.

1) 400

2) 580

3) 1400

4) 1410

4. What is the difference between the largest factor of 56 and thesmallest

factor of 84?

1) 83

2) 57
3) 55

4)85

5. Which one of the following is arranged in descending order?

1) 41 304,41 340, 41 031,44 340

2) 59 077, 50567, 57 567, 58 880
3) 66 700, 66 070, 60 760, 60076
4) 78221,78211,79281,79282

6. 3000 more than 78 230 is____ .

1) 75 thousands, 2 hundreds, 30 ones

2) 75 thousands, 29 hundreds, 3 tens
3) 75 thousands, 30 hundreds, 53 tens
4) 75 thousands, 62 hundreds, 30 ones

7. What is the number marked by the cross on the number line?

1) 19650
2) 19850
3) 20000
4) 20050

8. Which of the following are common factors of 36 and 54?

1) 3and27
2) 3 and 12
3) 6andl8
4) 6 and 30

9. Which one of the following is the best estimate for 2913 ÷ 5?

1) 2900÷5
2) 2910÷5
3) 2930 ÷5
4) 2950÷5

10. Which one of the following numbers is 37 400 when rounded off to
the nearest hundred and when rounded off to the nearest ten?

1) 37449
2) 37405
3) 37 395
4) 37 387

11. The eighth multiple of 6 is the same as the multiple of 12.

1) 48th
2) 12th
3) 8th
4) 4th

12. Round off each number to the nearest hundred. Then estimate the
difference.45 778—3932

1) 41 850
2) 41 870

3) 41 900

4) 42 000

13. Which one of the following fractions is the greatest?

1)1/3

2)1/7

3)2/9
4)2/11

14, There were 3076 red marbles in a box. There were 4 times as many
blue marbles as red marbles in the box. How many marbles are there
in the box altogether?

1) 615

2) 769

3) 12304

4) 15380

15. The clock in the hall Shows 20 minutes to noon. If the clock is 45
minutes slower than the actual time, what is the actual time?

1) 1O.55a.m.

2) 11.35 a.m.

3) 12.25 pm.

4) 1.05 p.m.

16. In the figure the big triangle is made up of identical smaller

triangles. If 2 more small triangles are shaded, what fraction of the
figure will beshaded?

1)1/2

2)2/3

3)3/5

4)5/8

17. Jolina is 12 years older than Thea. Their total age is 58 years. How

old is Jolina?

1) 41
2) 35
3) 29
4) 23
18. Study the figures below carefully.
The area of figure A is bigger than the area of figure__ while
the perimeter of figure A is longer than the perimeter of figure__

1) B,C

2) C,B

3) D.C

4) B, D

19. There are 3480 women in an auditorium. The total number of people
in the auditorium is 6000 when rounded off to the nearest hundred.
What is the greatest possible number of men in the auditorium?

1) 2569
2) 2570
3) 2669
4) 2670

20. Mrs Rosevelt bought 5 similar boxes and 4 similar bags of cookies.
She had a total of 2700 cookies. There were 360 cookies in each
box. How many cookies were there in each bag?

1) 475
2) 450
3) 300
4)225

* END OF BOOKLET A *

Name: _________(

Class: Primary 4

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PrImary 4 Mathematics

First Continual Assessment 2012

Booklet B

27 February 2012

TOTAL TiME FOR BOOKLETS A AND B: 1 HOUR 45 MINUTES

Do not turn over this page until you are told to do so.

Follow all instructions carefully.

Answer all questions.

This booklet consists of 15 printed pages including the cover page.

Section B: (20 x 2 marks)

Write down your answers in the Spaces provided. For questions which

require units, give your answers in the units stated. Show all Workings

clearly.

21. Write 51 096 in words.

22. Use the digits below to form the smallest 5 digit number that is
divisibleby 5.
23. What is the missing number in the box?
58426= 50 000 +[?] + 20 + 400
24. Study the number pattern below. What is the missing number?o not
73294, 63193, 53092, [?] , 32890
25. List all the factors of 27.
26. Which 3 fractions will give a sum of 1?
5/6,7/12,1/6,1/4,1/3

27. There are some balls in a box. In order to win a prize, Tanya must
guessthe exact number of balls in the box using the clues given:
. It is divisible by 4.
. The sum of its digits is 21.
. It is 880 when rounded off to the nearest ten.
What is the exact number of balls in the box?

28. When a number is divided by 4, the remainder is 1. When the same

number is divided by 6, the remainder is also 1. What is the greatest
possible number if the number is less than 55?

29. Gopal was paid $126 for working 6h. How much will he be paid if he
worked for 8h?

30. What is the missing number?

[?]÷4=37R2

31. 45 thousands + 150 tens = _______ hundreds

32. Mrs Tamochi needs 508 buttons to sew on Some cushioncovers. The
bttons are sold in packets of 10. If each packet of buttons cost $9, what
is the least amount of money that Mrs Tamochi needs to buy enoughbuttons to
sew the cushion covers?

33. The perimeter of the 2 figures, A and B, is the same.

Find the area of square B.

34. The digit in the 4 boxes is the same. What is the missing digit?
35. List the first 2 common multiples of 3, 4 and 8,

36. A piece of yellow ribbon is 1/5m long. A piece of green ribbon is 1/10m
longer than the yellow ribbon. What is the total length of the yellow and
green ribbons? Leave your answer in the simplest form.

37. 4 plastic files and 3 staplers cost $33. If each stapler costs $4
morethan each plastic file what is the cost of 11 such staple?

38. Aberlyn takes 5 minutes to fold a paper flower. She needs to fold 52
paper flowers to decorate a hall. If she starts folding at half past 9
inthemorning, at what time will she complete folding all the 52 paper
flowers?
39. Josephine gave the cashier $500 to pay for 9 blouses of the same type.
She received a change of $68. How much did each blouse cost?

40. 8 teams are taking part in a rugby tournament. Each team must play
against each of the other teams. How many games will be played in the
tournament?

41. There were 20 000 trees in an orchard 15 488 were apple trees. The
rest were orange and pear trees. If there were 3678 more orange trees
than pear trees, how many pear trees were there in the orchard?

42. Eugene is 12 years old. His father is 4 times as old as he is. What
will their total age be in 10 years’ time?

43. On Valentine’s Day, Shop A sold 7 times as many stalks of roses as

Shop B. Shop B sold 184 fewer stalks of roses than Shop C. Shop B sold 792
fewer stalks of roses than Shop A. How many stalks of roses did the 3 shops
sell altogether?

44. 28 people from a children’s home visited Discovery Cove. They paid a
total of $184 of entrance fees. How many adults from the home Visited
Discovery Cove?

45.Cheryl was given some black and white cards.

She arranged the cards in the pattern shown.

Layer 1

Layer 2

Layer 3

Layer 4

a) How many black cards will there be in layer 5?

b) Cheryl is able to arrange 8 layers with all the cards. How many
black cards did she receive altogether?

46. Mr De Souza bought 144 boxes of oranges. There were 10 oranges in

each box. There were 4 rotten oranges in each box. He threw them away and
packed the remaining oranges into packets of 8. He gave each guest at a
party 2 packets of oranges each. How many guestswere there at the party?

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Founded in 1887

CONTINUAL ASSESSMENT 2012

PRIMARY 4

MATH E MATI Cs
Total Time

Section A:

Section B to D:

lo minutes

1h

INSTRUCTIONS TO CANDIDATES

Do not turn over this page until you are told to do so.

Follow all instructions carefully.

Answer all questionš. .

Name:

Class: __________

Date:

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Primary 4.

28 February 2012

This booklet consists of 10 printed pages including this page.

Section A : Mental Sums (5 marks)

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Section B

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

each.
Foc 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 What is the value of the digit 4 in 54218?

(1) 4 tens
(2) 4 hundreds
(3) 4 thousands
(4) 4 ten thousands

12 What is the best estimate of 789 x 54?

(1) 700x50
(2) 700x60
(3) 800x50
(4) 800x60

13 Which of the following has the same value as 100000?

(1) 100 tens

(2) 100 hundreds.
(3) 1 000 hundreds
(4) 1 000 thousands

14 Which of the following is 10 000 more than 59 870?

(1) 49870
(2) 58 870
(3) 60 870
(4) 69870

15 The graph below shows the number of apples Farmer Joe sold in a week.
What is the difference between the greatest and the least number of apples
Farmer Joe sold over the week?

(1) 150
(2) 200
(3) 300
(4) 350

16. 72, 64. 48 arid 32 are multiples of____________

(1) 6
(2) 7
(3) 8
(4) 9

17. Where 61 is divided by a number, the quotient is 6 and the remainder is

7 What isthe number?

(1) 6
(2) 7
(3) 8
(4) 9
16. What is the sum of the first two common multiples of 6 and 8?

(1) 24
(2) 48
(3) 72
(4) 144

19 Each pupil has to sell 8 tickets for a funfair. There are 42 pupils in
each class.What is the total number of tickets sold by 6 classes?

(1) 252
(2) 336
(3) 588
(4) 2016

20 Mrs Rajoo takes 4 seconds to cut a log cake into two identical pieces as
shownbelow. How long would it take her to cut the log cake into 8 identical
pieces?(Hint: use the diagram to help you)

(1) 24
(2) 28
(3) 32
(4) 36

21. A number when rounded off to the nearest ten gives a value of 1 890.
What is this number?

For quest4ons 22 to 23, refer to the table below.

There are 90 pupils in a Library Club. The table shows the number of books
the childrenborrowed in a week.

23. How many pupils borrowed at least 2 books?

22. How many pupils borrowed only 1 book?
24.Using the given digits, form the greatest 5-digit even number with the
digit 4 in thehundreds place.

25. What is the missing number in the given number pattern?

95025, 96050,_____ 98100
26. Lamp posts are placed 30 m apart along a foot path. What is the
distancebetween the third and the seventh lamp post?
27. Rosa bought 3 dresses and 4 blouses for $580. The cost of 1 blouse is
half thecost of 1 dress. How much did Rosa pay for the dresses?
28. Raymond had 60 marbles more than Nick. After Nick had given 35 marbles
toRaymond, Raymond had twice as many marbles as Nick. How many marbles
didNick have at first?
29 Tom had 412 books. He packed them into bundles of 4. He sold each bundle
at$36 each. How much did he collect?

30. Machine A makes 1 000 curry puffs in an hour. Machine B makes 175 curry
puffsfewer than machine A. How many curry puffs can both machines make in
24 hours?

31 Janice bought 3 similar books and 2 pens. One book cost twice as much as
onepen. He gave the cashier $100 and received $36 as change,What was the
cost of 1 book?

32 Alex, Ben and Clive had a total of 360 cards. Alex had 2 times as many
cards asBen. Clive had 3 times as many cards as Ben. How many cards did
Clive have?
33. Mrs Lee wants to put the children in herclass into groups.If she puts 4
in each group, there Will be 2 children left,If she puts 6 In each group,
there will be 4 children short.How many pupils are there in Mrs Lee’s
class?
Rosyth school

1) What is the place value of the digit 3 in 23 241?

(1) ones
(2) tens
(3) hundreds
(4) thousands

2) In 97 532, the digit 5 stands for ____

(1) 5
(2) 50
(3) 500
(4) 5000

3) ___is 79 000 when rounded off to the nearest hundred.

(1) 78099
(2) 78 499
(3) 79049
(4) 79100

4) Which one of the following numbers is a factor of 149?

(1) 6
(2) 7
(3) 9
(4) 4

5) Miss Lee’s age is a multiple of 7 this year. Next year, her age will be
a multiple of 9.How old is she this year?

(1) 21
(2) 28
(3) 35
(4) 36

Form the greatest five digit even number using all thedigits listed below.
5, 3, 7, 1, 8

Arrange the following numbers from the greatest to the smallest.

71 236, 71 362, 72 123, 72 312
____,______,_____,_________
Greatest smallest

Round off 51276 to the nearest ten.

A number when rounded off to the nearest hundred is7 800, What is the
smallest possible value of thisnumber?

A number when divided by 9 gives a quotient of 87 and aremainder of 8. Find

the number.
Abu and Bobby shared 240 cards.Abu received 50 more cards than Bobby. How
much wasAbu’s share?

A teacher would like to share some muffins equallyamong 6 or 8 pupils. What

is the least number of muffinsshe should buy if she wants 2 muffins for
herself as well?

The soccer coach had fewer than 20 balls to give to theboys. If he gave
each boy 3 balls, he would have 6 ballsleft, However, if he gave each boy 4
balls, he would needanother 2 balls. How many balls were there?

Adam has 64 stickers He has twice as many stickers asBen. Ben has 4 times
as many stickers as Camy.How many stickers do they have altogether ?

Abookcosts6timesasmuch asapen ,3 pens and 1 book cost $72 altogether. Find

the total cost of a pen and a book.

The total number of blue, yellow and red beanbags in the PE room is 153.
There are twice as many yellow beanbags as blue beanbags and thrice as many
red beanbags as yellow ones. How many fewer blue beanbags than red beanbags
are there in the PE room?

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I In which of the following numbers does the digit 2 stand for 200?

(1) 2690

(2) 3420

(3) 4712

(4) 5290

2 In the number 53 260, which digit is in the thousands place?

(1) 5

(2) 2

(3) 3

(4) 6

3 What is thirty-six thousand and fifteen in figures?

(1) 3615

(2) 30615

(3) 36015

(4) 36 150

4. 14 267 rounded off to the nearest ten is_______.

(1) 14000

(2) 14200

(3) 14260

(4) 14 270

5. 5 xl0000+4x10 + 6xl00+l =

(1) 54016

(2) 54061

(3) 54601

(4) 54610

6 Which of the following is a multiple of both 6 and 8?

(1) 16

(2) 24

(3) 32

(4) 42

7 Which one of the letters has perpendicular lines?

(1) M

(2) A

(3) Z

(4) F

8. When a number is divided by 8, it has a quotient of 145 and a remainder

of 7. What is the number?

(1)1160

(2)1167

(3)1210

(4)1216

9 Find the difference between the third multiple of 7 and the sixth
multiple 0f 5.

(1) 9

(2)2

(3)21

(4) 30
10.Which of the following figures contains both parallel and perpendicular
lines?

11. What is the product of 52 and 467?

(1) 3269

(2) 23 284

(3) 24 274

(4) 24 284

12 61 x58isthesameas 58 x 58 +________
(1) 61

(2) 174

(3) 3

(4) 3538

13 Which of the following is not an equivalent fraction of 1/4 ?

(1)1/4

(2)2/4
(3)2/8
(4)4/16

14. A complete turn is 4 right angles or 360°, What is one-quarter turn?

(1) 30°

(2) 60°

(3) 90°

(4) 120°

Write 3 thousands. 23 hundreds and 15 tens in figures.

Arrange the following numbers from the greatest to the smallest.

7612, 7162, 7216, 7621

Round off 34 160 to the nearest hundred.

What number is 10 more than 18941?

3/5=[]/15 What is the missing number in the box?

Measure and write down the size of ∠x.

Using the line AB, draw another line such that ∠ABC = 50°.Label the line
BC.

Find the value of 5674÷6

Arrange the following from the smallest to the greatest fraction.5/10 , 7/8
, 1/4
A whole number is 6500 when rounded off to the nearest hundredWhat is the
smallest possible value of the number?

25.A 5-digit odd number is made up of four different odd digits and a
zero.What is the biggest possible number to be formed?Fill in the boxes
with the correct digits.
26 Write down one common factor of 14 and 28 which is more than 1 and not a
multiple of 2.
27 How many right angles are there inside 4 squares and 3
rectanglesaltogether?
28 A florist wants to pack flowers into boxes of 8 flowers each. If she has
1243flowers, what is the least number of boxes needed to pack all the
flowers?
29 The sum of two numbers is 360. If the bigger number is 4 times the
smallernumber, what is the smaller?
30 There are 128 rows of seats in a school hall. Each row has 48 seats.
364 seats are not occupied. How many seats are occupied?
31 Mrs Tan has an equal number of $2, $5 and $10 notes. She has $170.How
many notes did Mrs Tan have?
32 Noah is 3 kg heavier than Seth. Seth is 2 kg lighter than Joseph. How
muchheavier is Noah than Joseph?
33 Jason paid $108 for 6 watches and 4 pens. A watch Costs $3 more than a
pen. Find the cost of a pen.
34 Ruths age is a multiple of 5. Next year, her age Will be a multiple 0f
4. If Ruth is less than2Oyears old, how old is she now?
35 Peter has 5 times as many picture cards as James. They have 1140 picture
cards altogether. How many picture cards must Peter give to James so that
they will have the same number of cards?
36 The sum of all the factors of 27 is the 4th multiple of a number. What
is thenumber?
37 Joanne is at Point J and facing North-west Four other points, A, B, C
and Dare marked In the grid.
(a) Which point is Joanne facing?
(b) If she makes a 3/4 -turn anti-clock wise, which point will she face?
38 In the diagram below, PQ is a straight line.
(a) Draw and name a line RS such that RS is parallel to PQ.
(b) Draw and name a line QT such that QT is perpendicular to PQ.
39 Ben had $28 and Cai Ying had $16. After Ben gave some money to Cai Ying.
Cai Ying had $4 more than Ben. How much did Ben give to CaiYing?
40 Farmer Abraham Collected many apples. He threw away 159 rotten apples
and sold 2867 apples. He collected another 853 apples and found that he had
1285 apples left. How many apples did he collect at first?
41 At a sports meet, there were twice as many adults as girls and thrice as
manygirls as boys. There were 190 more adults than boys.
(a) How many more adults than girls were there at the sports meet?
(b) How many people were there altogether at the sports meet?
42 Jacob bought 2 similar pairs of pants and 5 similar shirts for $249.30.
If eachpair of pants cost $49.90, what was the cost of each shirt?
43 David had 45 more stickers than Solomon at first. After Solomon lost 15
stickers, David had three times as many stickers as Solomon. How many
stickers did David have at first?

RAFFLES GIRLS’ PRIMARY SCHOOL

SEMESTRAL ASSESSMENT I

2012
1. Which of the following is sixty-four thousand and six in figures?

(1) 646
(2) 6406
(3) 64 006
(4) 64 060

2. There are 30 762 spectators at a football match.Round off this number to

the nearest hundreds.

(1) 30000
(2) 30 700
(3) 30800
(4) 31 000

3. What is 762 multiply by 8?

(1) 754
(2) 770
(3) 6 086
(4) 6 096

4. Mary arranged 65 rows of chairs for her party. In each row, there
were 12 chairs. How many chairs were there in total?

(1) 130
(2) 650
(3) 770
(4) 780

5. Which of the following is the same as 8090 cm?

(1) 8m 9cm
(2) 8 m 90 cm
(3) 80m 9cm
(4) 80 m 90 cm

6. The perimeter of a rectangle is 78 cm. The breadth of the rectangleis 12

cm, what is its length?

(1) 27cm
(2) 54 cm
(3) 66cm
(4) 90cm

7. The table below shows the mass of different items.Mr. Ho bought 1 bag of
flour, 1 bag of sugar and 1 bag of rice. Whatwas the total mass of the
items he had bought?
(1) 2kg 50g

(2) 3 kg 550 g

(3) 4 kg 50 g

(4) 4 kg 550 g

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8. The diagram below shows a four-sided figure.Which line is perpendicular
to line AD?

(1) Line AD
(2) Line BC
(3) Line AC
(4)Line DC

9 How many sixths are there in 4 5/6 ?

(1) 15
(2) 24
(3) 29
(4)45

10. Find the value of 10(3/4)– 1(7/8).

(1)8 ¼
(2)8 ½
(3)8 7/8
(4)9 7/8

11. Cindy had some stickers at first.She gave 39 stickers to Johnson and
bought another 78 stickers.If she had 97 stickers after this, how many
stickers did she have atfirst?

(1) 20
(2) 58
(3) 136
(4)214

12.I am a number between 20 and 50.I am a multiple of 7 and a factor of 98.

What number am I?

(1) 21
(2) 28
(3) 42
(4)49

13. What are the first two common multiples of 5 and 9?

(1) lOandl8
(2) 15and27
(3) 25and36
(4) 45and 90

14. At the funfair, each ticket cost $3. For every 3 tickets purchased, the
4th ticket would be given free. Leslie paid $54 for some tickets. Howmany
free tickets did he receive?

(1)6
(2) 9
(3) 18
(4)24

15. What fraction of the figure below is shaded? Give your answer in its
simplest form.

(1)1/2

(2)1/3
(3)2/3
16. Write seventy thousand, six hundred and eighty-five in figures.
17. Find the value of 503 x 26.
18. The area of the figure below is 72 cm2.The breadth is 8 cm.What is its
length?
19. Construct a line within the grid which is parallel to line XY passing
throughpoint A.
20. Measure and write the size of ∠ABC.
21. Ali was standing in the box marked ’X’ facing East. He turned 270°
clockwise Which direction is he facing now?
22. Arrange the following in descending order,2 3/5,1 4/5,2 5/6,1 4/5
23. Mdm Rosie baked 175 cupcakes.She sold of the cupcakes and gave the rest
away.How many Cupcakes did she give away?
24. Find the difference between 48229 and 7588. Round off the answer to
thenearest thousands.
25. How many 20-cent coins are there in $4.80?
26. Mr. Cheng has some sweets. If he puts the sweets in bags of 6 or 8.
There will be no sweets left,If he puts the sweets into bags of lo, there
are 8 sweets left.What is the least number of sweets Mr. Cheng has?
27. The area of Square P is 4 times the area of Square R. The area of
Rectangle Q is twice the area of Square P. The length of Square R is 1 cm.
Find the length of Rectangle Q.
28. The figure below is made up of 2 rectangles.What is the perimeter of
the figure?
29. Draw a line perpenc1icua to WX passing through point F.
3O The figure below is not drawn to Scale..Find the area of the shaded part
of the figure.
31 Express 7(2/9)as an Improper fraction.
32. Findthevalueof 4-(3/8)-1(1/2) Leave your answer as a mixed number in
the simplest form.
33. Study the pattern below and fill in the blank.49, 64, 81, 100,121, ____
, 169,196,225,
34. There were 40 pupils in primary 4A. 2/5of the pupils stayed in
Tampines. 1/4 of the pupils who stayed in Tampines were boys. How many
girls inprimary 4A stayed in Tampines?
35 Fahana used 2/5 kg of sugar on Monday and 3 times as much sugar
onTuesday. What was the total mass of sugar she used on these two days?
Express your answer as a mixed number in its simplest form.
36. There were 40 pupils in Team A. Each pupil received 3 erasers. The same
number of erasers was given out to the pupils in Team B and each pupil got
2erasers. How many pupils were there altogether?
37 Melissa had some beads. She used 1/4 Of the beads for an art project and
gave 5/12 of the beads to her friends. She had 56 beads left in the end.
How manybeads did Melissa have at first?
38. Amy spent $2109 during the Great Singapore Sale. She bought a laptop, a
camera and a watch. The laptop cost $899 and the camera cost $295 less than
the laptop. How much did she spend on the watch?
39. a) Mrs. Tan does her laundry once every 2 days. Mrs, Lee does her
laundryonce every 3 days while Mrs, Ong does her laundry once every 8 days.
If all ofthem do their laundry on 1st of August, on which day would they
do theirlaundry together again in the same month?
b) In the South-Zone table tennis competition, there were 6 teams
altogether All the teams must play against each other only Once. How many
matcheswere played altogether?
40. The total mass of 4 packets of rice and 3 packets of sugar is 2210g.
Ifa packetof sugar is 80g lighter than a packet of rice, what is the mass
of 5 such packetsof Sugar?
41 Mary went shopping with some money.In Shop A, Mary spent 2/3 of her
money on a blouse. At the bookstore, Maryspent 1/4 of her remaining money
on a book. Finally, she spent all her money tobuy 2 CDs at $15 each. How
much did she have at first?
42. Siti had 6 times as many apples as David at first. After Siti had given
450apples to David, they had an equal number of apples.a) Find the number
of apples David had at first.
b) David gave away some apples and had half the number of apples Sitihad.
How many apples did David give away?
43 Mr. Tan’s salary is $3544, Mrs. Tan’s salary is 3/4 of Mr, Tan’s salary.
a) What is Mrs. Tan’s monthly salary?
b) Mr. and Mrs. Tan spend2/7 of their monthly salary on transportation and
twice asmuch on groceries. They spend $200 on clothes every month. They
save the rest on their money. How much do they save in a year?
44. Siti, Rahmesh and Peter had 528 stickers at first. Siti bought another
32stickers, Ramesh gave 1/5 of his stickers away and Peter was given as
many stickers as he had at first by his father. In the end, all three of
them had equal number of stickers. Find the number of stickers Siti had at
first

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NANYANG PRIMARY SCHOOL

FIRST SEMESTRAL EXAMINATION

2012

PRIMARY 4

MATHEMATICS

1. Which one of the following is a factor of 84?

(1) 9 (2) 8

(3) 3 (4) 5

2. Find the value of 1427 x 8.

(1) 11414 (2) 11416

(3) 11756 (4) 11776

3. The height of a giraffe is about_____.

(1) 3cm (2) 30cm

(3) 3m (4) 30m

4. Which one of the following fractions is the same as8/5?

(1) 1 1/5 (2) 1 2/5

(3) 1 3/5
(4) 1 4/5

5. Express 21/9 as a mixed number in its simplest form.

(1) 2 2/9

(3) 2 3/9
(2) 2 1/3

(4) 2 2/3

6. In the figure below, GH is a straight line. Which one of the following

isthe best estimate of ∠y?

(1) 55°

(3) 125°

(2) 90°

(4) 180°

7. Natalie is facing south-east. She makes a 3/4 turn anti-clockwise.

Which direction is she facing now?

(1) North-east

(3) North-west

(2) South-east

(4) South-west

8. Round off 129 029 to the nearest hundred.

(1) 129000 (2) 129020

(3) 129100 (4) 130000

9. What are the two common factors of 18 and 24?

(1) 2and6 (2) 3and8

(3) 2and9 (4) 3andl2

10. Fandi bought 12 pens that cost $3 each and 10 pencils that cost $0.50

each. He gave the cashier a 50-dollar note. How much change did he

get back?

(1) $45 (2) $19

(3) $14 (4) $9

11. Jane ate 2/7 of a cake for breakfast and 1/7 of it for tea. What
fraction ofthe cake was left?

(1)3/7 (2)3/14

(3)4/7 (4)11/14
12. Renee ran a distance of 4/5 km. James ran 3 times as far as her. What
was the total distance that both of them ran?

(1) l 3/5km

(3) 3 1/5km

(2) 2 2/5km

(4) 3 4/5 km

13. In the figure below, ABCD is a square. Given that ∠CBE = 7O°,
find ∠DBE.

(1) 20° (2)25°

(3) 35° (4)45°

14. Study the number pattern below. What is the missing number in thebox?
177,457,757,[ ],1417

(1) 1 057 (2) 1 077

(3) 1 097 (4) 1177

15. G is an even number. It is a common multiple of 4 and 9. Which oneof

the following is G?

(1) 18 (2) 36

(3) 46 (4) 54

16. In 39642, the digit 3 stands for___ .

17. Write twenty-four thousand, seven hundred and twenty-seven innumeral.
18. List all the factors of 45.
19. Find the value of 3234 ÷ 6.
20. Arrange the following numbers in descending order.[25 755, 27 757, 25
575. 27 577]
21. Write down all the common multiples of 4 and 6 that are smaller than30.
22. What is the missing fraction in the box?Express your answer in its
simplest form.10-[]= 3/8
23. Rahmat baked 68 cupcakes. He packed them into boxes. Each box could
contain up to 8 cupcakes. What was the minimum number of boxes he used to
pack all the cupcakes?
24. Daniel had 18 cookies. He gave 3 cookies to Alice. He ate 1/3 of the
remaining cookies. How many cookies did Daniel eat?
25. XY Is a straight line. Construct an angle such that ∠XYZ = 110°.Mark
and label the angle.
26. Container A contains 7/9 litres of water.Container B contains 2/3
litres of water.Find the total amount of water in both containers. Express
your answerin its simplest form.
27. Mrs Lee is 40 kg. Her son is 7 kg lighter than her. Find the totalmass
of Mrs Lee and her son. Express your answer in its simplestform.
28. Tommy has 28 marbles. Tommy has 2/5 as many marbles as Alice.How many
marbles does Alice have?

29. Rafie has 24 765 stamps. His uncle gives him another 1047 stamps.How
many stamps does Rafie have now? Round off your answer to the
nearest thousand.
30. In the figure below, AB, CD and EF are straight lines. They meet at the
centre marked ‘O’.a) Name the marked angle in the figure below.
b) Measure the marked angle.
31. The figure below shows a line AB and a point C. Draw a
lineperpendicular to AB passing through point C.
32. In the figure below, JKLM is a rectangle. Given that ∠NKL = 55°,find
the sum of ∠a, ∠b and ∠c.
33. Yisanumber. 2/7 ofYis8. What istwiceofy?
34. Every time Nigel saved 60Ø, his father put another 30Ø into his
savings.When Nigel had $13.50 in his savings, how much of it had been
putinby his father?
35. The diagram below shows the different locations in a park. Anna is
standing at the spot marked with a Y and is facing the swing. She makes a
180° turn anti-clockwise and then a 3/4turn clockwise. Which location is
she facing now?
36. Claire bought 3/4kg of prawns on Monday. She bought 5/6kg moreprawns on
Tuesday than on Monday. What was the total mass ofprawns she bought on both
days? Express your answer in its simplestform.
37 In the figure below, ABCD is a rectangle. ∠y is 1/2 of∠x. ∠y is 2/3
of∠z. Find ∠z.
38. Ahmad scored 84 marks for his Science test. Stella scored ofAhmad’s
score. Stellar scored 7/8 of Raja’s score. What was the totalmarks that the
three children scored?
39. Christina had $200. She spent 2/5 of her money on a pair of skates.
She also bought a book that cost 1/8 of what she had paid for theskates.
How much money had she left?
40. Auntie Lucy received $22 for every frying pan she sold. She also
received a bonus of $85 for every 10 frying pans she sold. She sold
139 frying pans. How much money did she receive altogether?
41. There was a total of 80 pens and pencils in Ace Stationery Shop. There
were 4 times as many pencils as pens. After 34 pencils and some penswere
sold, there were 3 times as many pencils as pens left. How manypens were
sold?
42. Andy, Benny and Calvin have a total of 2040 stamps. Andy has twiceas
many stamps as Benny. Benny has 200 stamps more than Calvin. How many
stamps does Benny have?
43. Mrs Tan bought some packets of sweets. She gave 3 sweets to each
of the 15 girls and 2 sweets to each of the 19 boys in her class. Shegave
her son the same number of sweets that she had given to all theboys and
girls in her class. She had 4 sweets left in the end.(a) How many sweets
did Mrs Tan give her class?
(b) How many packets of sweets did Mrs Tan buy if there were 5sweets in one
packet?

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NAN HUA PRIMARY SCHOOL

SEMESTRAL ASSESSMENT 1 —2012

PRIMARY 4

MATHEMATICS

1. In 24 598. the digit____ is in the ten thousands place.

(1) 5
(2) 2

(3) 9

(4) 4

2. Find the difference between 8 403 and 2 628.Round off the answer to the
nearest hundred.

(1) 5700

(2) 5800

(3) 6200

(4) 6300

3. What is the value of 12 thousands, 40 hundreds, 15 tens and 6 ones?

(1) 12421

(2) 12556

(3) 16021

(4) 16156

4. What is 6 035 divided by 5?

(1) 1207

(2) 1007

(3) 127

(4) 107

5. What is the sum of the 2nd multiple of 4 and 8th multiple of 8?

(1) 22

(2) 24

(3) 56

(4) 72

6. In the number line shown below, which mixed number does the letter
Astand for?

(1) 5 1/3

(2) 5 1/4

(3)6 1/3

(4) 6 1/4

7. Which of the following fractions is the smallest?

(1)1/2

(2)3/7

(3)5/9
(4)7/12

8. 45 X 123 = [] groupsofl23 - l5groupsof 123

(1) 30
(2) 60

(3) 3

(4) 675

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

(1) 5

(2) 9

(3) 12

(4) 15

10. There are 12 red beads and 8 blue beads in a container. What fraction
of thebeads in the container is blue?
1. 1/3
2. 2/5
3. 3/5
4. 2/3

11. Jane has 36 clips. She gives 4/9 of the clips to her Sister. How many
clips has sheleft?

(1) 16

(2) 20

(3) 27

(4) 32

12. What is the value of 7 3/5 + 3/10?

(1) 7 6/15

(2) 7 6/10

(3)7 9/10

(4) 8 1/10

13. What is the area of a rectangle which measures 19 cm by 4 cm?

(1) 23cm2

(2) 46cm2
(3) 76 cm2

(4) 166cm2

14. How many angles within the figure below are bigger than a right angle?

(1) 9

(2) 7

(3)5

(4) 4

15. Study the figure below carefully. How many more triangles must be
shaded so that 3/4 of the figure is shaded?

(1)5

(2)7

(3)10

(4)12

18. How many right angles does the minute hand make when it moves from 2
p.m. to3.45 p.m. on the same day?

(1) 6

(2) 7

(3) 3

(4) 4

17. Which of the following marked angle is greater than a right angle but
smaller than2 right angles?

(1)

(2)

(3)

(4)

18. The figure below is made up of 2 identical squares and 2 identical

rectangles.Find its perimeter.

(1)80cm

(2)96cm
(3)120cm

(4)384 cm

19. Part of a 2 m wire is cut and bend into a square and a triangle as
shown below.The triangle has 3 equal sides. What is the length of the
remaining wire?

(1)55cm
(2)85 cm
(3)115 cm
(4) 175cm

20. A box can be filled up with either 40 big marbles or 60 small marbles.
If there are10 big marbles in the box now, how many more small marbles are
needed to fill upthe box?

(1) 15

(2)30

(3)45

(4) 50

21. Form the smallest 5-digit number with the digits 3, 8, 0, 5 and 6 that
is divisibleby 5. Each digit can be used only once.
22. Complete the number pattern.24 064, 24 082, 24 100,___, 24 136
23. Express 16/6 as a mixed number in its simplest form.
24. How many pairs of perpendicular lines are there in the figure below?
25 14/35 = []/30 What is the missing numerator in the box?
26. The perimeter of a rectangle is 48 cm. The length of the rectangle is
thrice itsbreadth. What is the breadth of the rectangle?
27.The figure below is not drawn to scale. It is made up of a rectangle and
a squareA. Find the area of the shaded part of the figure.
28. 7-(3/8)=[ ]
29. In the figure below, name the line that is parallelto line AE.
30. What is the missing number in the box?
31. Mark ∠CEB In the diagram below. Use a protractor to measure ∠CEB.
The graph below shows the number of books borrowed by class 4B from January
to May of a certain year. February’s figure is left out in the graph below.
Study the graph and answer questions 32 to 34.
32. What is the total number of books borrowed from March to May?
33. If 2/3 of the books borrowed in January were English books, how many
booksborrowed in that month wore non-English books?
34. If the pupils borrowed a total of 770 books over the five months,
complete the bar graph aboveby drawing the missing bar that represents the
number of booksborrowed in February.
35. 213 children shared some boxes of pencils. After they had taken 16
pencils each, there were 2 pencils left. How many pencils were there at
first?
36. Lovell uses some black and white beads to make a bracelet. For every
black bead used, she uses three white beads. She uses black beads at the
beginning and end of the bracelet. If she uses 20 black beads in all, how
manywhite beads does she use to make the bracelet?
37. Thaddeus is facing the Northwest direction. He first made a 1/2 turn in
the clockwise direction followed by a 3/4 turn in an anti-clockwise
direction. Inwhich direction will he be facing in the end?
38. 2/3 of a number is 10. What is 1/5 of the same number?
39. The following figure is not drawn to scale. Find the perimeter of the
figure.
40. How many 4 cm by 4 cm squares can be cut from a rectangular board
measuring24 cm by 20 cm?
41. Johnny and Kenneth have a total mass of 81 kg. If Johnny is 3 kg
lighter thanKenneth, what is Kenneth’s mass?
42. The pupils of class 4A were selling coupons for the school carnival.
For every 8 coupons sold, they received 4 star tokens. If they received a
total of 32 star tokens, how many coupons did they sell?
43. Jim spent 1/4 of his money on lunch and 1/3 of his money on a pencil
case.(a) What fraction of the money did he spend?
(b) If he had $15 left, how much money did he have at first?
44. Farmer John owns a total of 40 ducks and goats on his farm. If thetotal
number oflegs of the animals is 108, how many ducks does Farmer John have?
45. There were strings of different coloured lights on a Christmas tree.The
red lights lit once in every 2 seconds, the green lights lit once in every
5 seconds and theyellow lights lit once in every 10 seconds. How many times
would the threecoloured lights lit together in half a minute?

CHIJ ST NICHOLAS GIRLS’ SCHOOL (PRIMARY)

Primary 4 Mathematics

2012 Semestral Assessment One

Booklet A

1. 10 hundreds more than 84 090 is______.

1) 83090

3) 85 090

2) 84 190

4) 94 090

2. The digit 3 in the sum of 14 789 and 20653 stands for____.

1)30 2)300

3) 3000 4) 30000

3. 102 hundreds is 26 tens less than_______.

1) 1280

3) 10174

2) 9 940

4) 10460

4. In the figure below, which of the following two lines are parallel?

1) AD and EF

3) AF and CE
2) BFandDE

4) DGand EF

5. How many common factors are there in the numbers 36 and 42?

1)3 2)4

3)5 4)6

6. 40011 , 40001 , ________ , 39981

1) 40010 2) 40000

3) 39891 4) 39991

7. Which point, A, B. D or E, is south-west of C?

1)A 2)B

3)D 4)E

8. When rounded off to the nearest hundred, there are 7600 cans of food
Collected during a food donation drive. What is the greatest possible
number of cans collected?

1) 7649 2) 7651

3) 7749 4) 7751

9. In the figure below, how many angle(s) is/are smaller than 2 right
anglesbut larger than a right angle?

1) 1 2)2

3) 3 4)4

lo. Find ∠ABC.

1) 460° 2)54°

3)134°

4) 144°

11. Which of the figures have exactly 2 pairs of parallel lines?

1)A

3)C

2) B
4)D
12. What is the missing number in the box?6(8/12)=[]/3

1)2 2)4

3)20 4)80

13. Arrange the mixed numbers in ascending order.3(1/6),3 (1/4),3 (1/12) ,3

(1/3)

1.3(1/12),3(1/3),3(1/4),3(1/6)
2.3(1/6),3(1/4),3(1/3),3(1/12)
3.3(1/3),3(1/4),3(1/6),3(1/12)
4.3(1/12),3(1/6),3(1/4),3(1/3)

14. A jar contained 7/10ℓ of water. A glass contained 1/2ℓ less water than
thejar. How many litres of water did the jar and the glass contain
altogether?
1) 1/5ℓ
2) 9/10ℓ
3) 1(1/5) ℓ
4) 1(9/10)ℓ
15. The bar graph below shows the number of visitors to a museum over four
months. A total of 60 boys and 80 girls visited the museum in the
fourmonths. How many more adults than children visited the museum overthe
four months?

1) 140

3) 340

2) 200

4) 480

16. A pet shop sold a total of 40 hamsters and guinea pigs. If 16

hamsterswere sold, what fraction of the pets sold were guinea pigs?
1)2/3 2) 2/5 3) 3/5 4) 3/7

17.Joseph is facing the school. What will he be facing if he makes a

3/4turnin an anti-clockwise direction?

1) Clinic 2) Library

3) School 4) Park

18. What is the difference between 4(3/4) and 6(3/8)?

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

19. Mrs Soh bought a 4-kg cake for a party. Her family ate 1 2/3 kg of the
cake. Then she gave away 1 1/6 kg of cake to her neighbours. How muchcake
did she have left?

1) 1 1/6 kg 2) 1 5/kg

3) 2 1/6kg 4) 2 5/6kg
20. The table below shows the number of girls and boys in two classes.
If there are twice as many girls as boysin Primary 4B, how many girls
are there in Primary 4A?

1) 15

3) 36

2) 18

4) 51

21. Find the product of the 8th multiple of 2 and the 3rd multiple of 7.
22. Look at the pattern below. How many will there be in row 7?
23. What is the missing mixed number in the box?
24. In the box below, draw a line perpendicular to XY that passes through
point A.
25. Which line is parallel to QS and perpendicular to TR?
26. Using the straight line YZ given below, draw ∠XYZ equal to
135.Label∠XYZ clearly.
27. Lina has 319 red beads and 34 fewer green beads than red beads.
Shewants to pack all of the beads into packets of 8 beads. What is the
smallestnumber of packets she needs to pack all the beads?
28. The figure below is made up of 18 identical triangles. How many more
triangles must be shaded so that 2/3 of the figure is shaded?
29. The table below shows the total marks Esther scored in English,
Chinese,Mathematics and Science.Esther’s Science marks were half of her
Chinese marks. How many marks didshe obtain for English?
30. The graph below shows the amount of money saved up by four siblings to
buy a car. The car costs $98 015. How much more money do they need tosave?
31. The graph below shows the amount of milk in 5 pails. If every litre of
milk can fill 4 cups with milk, how many such cups can pails A and D fillin
all?
32. The product of two facing pages of a book is 210. What are the two
pages?
33. After 728 library books have been loaned to pupils,4/11 of the books
remained in the library.How many books were there at first?
34 When Hui En turns through an angle of 225° in the anti-clockwise
direction, she will face the orchid garden. Where was she facing at first?
35. Cain had 96 marbles. 32 marbles were yellow, 24 were red and the rest
were blue. What fraction of the marbles were blue? Leave your answer in the
simplest form.
36. There were 8 groups of participants at a Workshop. Each group had
49participants. The participants were then regrouped into 7 groups. How
many
participants were there in each of the 7 groups then?
37. There are 19 times as many pupils as teachers at a concert. 1f there
are 75teachers and 809 girls, how many boys are there at the concert?
38. Mr Heng received a bonus of $4842. He gave his wife of 1/3 of it. Then
heshared the remaining amount equally with his two daughters. How much did
each daughter receive?
39. Baker Weng had a sack of flour weighing 24 kg. He used 5/8of it to bake
bread. How much flour did he have left? Leave your answer in kg.

40. 3 children were told to round off the number of sweets in a bag to the
nearest ten. Adil’s answer was 50. Boaz’s answer was 60 while Rani’s
answer was 70. The actual number of sweets is a 2-digit number that is a
multiple of 7. The sum of the digits in the number is 9. Which child gave
thecorrect answer?
41. Muthu bought 20 apples, 9 kg of bananas and 8 kg of papaya. He paid for
all the fruits with a fifty-dollar note. How much change will he receive?
42. Amanda read 1/3 of a book on Saturday and 2/9 of the same book on
Sunday. She had 1020 pages left to be read. How many pages were there in
thebook?
43. Jacob and Paul had an equal number of trading cards. In a game, Jäcob
lost 73 of his trading cards while paul lost 145 of his trading cards. Then
Jacob had fourtimes as many trading cards asPaul. How many trading cards
didPaul have at first?
44. Mrs Lim bought 3/8 of the shoes at a closing down sale of a factory.
She paid$9 for each pair of shoes. If all the shoes cost her $1323, how
many pairs ofshoes were on sale?
45. At a durian plantation, there Were a number of durians on sale. For
every 16durians bought, 2 durians were given away free. Mr Yusoff received
a total of 96 durians free while Mr Hong received 112 durians free. If
there were 45 durians left, how many durians were on sale?
46. A number of pupils were told to stand in a straight line to welcome the
guest-of-honour at a concert. The distance between every 2 pupils was
1m.The pupil in the middle was 9m away from the third pupil in the line.
How many pupils were there in the line altogether?

METHODIST GIRLS’ SCHOOL (PRIMARY)

1. In 86457, what does the digit 6 stand for _?

(1) 6tens

(2) 6 hundreds

(3) 6 thousands

(4) 6 ten thousands

2. Round off the sum of 87645 and 489 to the nearest hundred.

(1) 88000

(2) 88100

(3) 88130

(4) 88134

3. The numbers below are arranged in ascending order.What are the missing
numbers in the blank? 14635,15436,______,_____,16563, 17291

(1) 15436, 16765

(2) 15364, 16567

(3) 15463, 16356

(4) 15463, 16653

4. Which of the following pair of numbers has 3 and 6 as its commonfactors?

(1) l2andl5

(2) l2andl8

(3) l8and2l

(4) 21and27

5. Which one of the following length of strings can be cut into equal
lengthsof 2 cm, 4 cm and 5cm without any remainder?

(1) 10cm

(2) 20 cm

(3) 30cm

(4) 50cm

6. Whiçh one of the following numbers when rounded off to the nearest tenis
4 860?

(1) 4865

(2) 4864

(3) 4854

(4) 4851

7. What is the quotient when 3 294 is divided by 3?

(1) 138

(2) 198

(3) 1 038

(4) 1098

8. Analbum hasamass of 32sg. A diary weighs 1/5 as much as the album.What

is the total mass 0f 2 such diaries and an album?

(1) 65g

(2) 260g

(3) 390 g

(4) 455g
The table below shows the number of books sold by Mr Lim in 5 days.Study
the table and answer questions 9 to 11.
9. 3/4 of the books sold on Monday were Chinese books. How manyChinese
books did Mr Lim sell that day?

(1) 9

(2) 18

(3) 27
(4) 34

10. What is the difference between the total number of books sold
onweekends and weekdays?

(1)34

(2) 46

(3) 126

(4) 160

11 On Saturday, the first 50 books were sold at $10 each. The rest of the
books were sold at $8 each. How much, did Mr Lim collect on Saturdayfrom
the sale of the books?

(1) $490

(2) $500

(3) $580:

(4) $138O

12 . 5/6 + 5/6 + 5/6 = 15/[ ] .What is the missing number in the box?

(1) 6

(2) 18

(3) 24

(4) 216

13. What fraction of the figure below is shaded?

1) 4/6
2) 14/6
3) 4/18
4) 14/18

14. How many quarters are there in 2 3/4?

(1) 9

(2) 6

(3) 3

(4) 11

15. 4/9 + [ ]/18 = 5/6 What is the missing number in the box?

(1) 1

(2) 6

(3) 7
(4) 8

16. Ray collected 48 stamps. He gave 1/3 of them away.How many stamps had
he left?

(1) 16

(2) 32

(3) 36

(4) 42
17.What is the size of the angle in the figure below?

(1) 65°

(2) 75°

(3) 115°

(4) 125°

18. Which one of the following lines is perpendicular to XY?

(1) AB

(2) CD

(3) EF

(4) GH

19. David started at position X. He walked 2 steps North, 1 step East, 4

steps South and 1 step West At which position will he be?

(1) A

(2) 8

(3) C

(4) D

20. ABCD is a square. The length of AB is 9 cm.What is the perimeter of

ABCD?

(1) 9cm

(2) 18cm

(3) 36 cm

(4) 81 cm

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METHODIST GIRLS’ SCHOOL (PRIMARY)

The graph below shows the growth of a bean plant, Study the graph carefully
and answer questions 21 and 22.

21 What is the increase in height of the bean plant from Day 6 to Day 7?
22. How many days does it take for the bean to grow from 1 cm to 4 cm?
23. What is the greatest number, which when rounded off to its nearest
hundred, is 4 700?
24. [ ]+7=191R3.What is the missing number in the box?
25. Using the digits 2, 3, 4, 5 and 7, form the smallest 5-digit even
number.
26. I am a 2-digit number. I have 4 factors. All my factors are
oddnumbers.I am between 10 and 20. What number am I?
The table below shows how the pupils from Primary 4A come to school,Study
the table carefully and answer questions 27 and 28.
27. How many pupils in Primary 4A walk to school?
28. How do most of the pupils in Primary 4A come to school?
29. 4 5/6=l+1+1+[ ]/6 What is the missing number in the box?
30. In the number line below, what is the value of X?Express your answer as
a mixed number In its simplest form.
31. Jayne had a whole bar of chocolate.May had only part of an identical
chocolate bar.Jayne gave 1/4 of her chocolate bar to May.Both girls had the
same length of the chocolate bar in the end.What fraction of the chocolate
bar had May at first?
32. Mrs Lee baked 3 pizzas.She ate 5/8 of a pizza and gave 1/2 of another
pizza to her son.What fraction of the pizza was left?Express your answer as
a mixed number.
33. Find the sum of 1/5 , 2/15 and 1/3. Express your answer in its simplest
form.
34. (a) Name a line that is parallel to EF.
(b) Name a line that is perpendicular to MN.
35. Use a set square and a ruler to draw a line perpendicular to WXthrough
the point Z. Mark and label the angle.
36. The diagram below is not drawn to scale. ABCD is a rectangle.
∠EAFistwicethe sizeof ∠DAE.Find ∠DAE.
37. The figure below is made up of 2 identical rectangles and a square.What
is the length of DM.
38. Draw an angle at B such that ∠ABC = 125°Mark and label the angle.
Study the diagram carefully and answer questions 39 and 40.
39. The school is _____ of the MRT station.
40. Angela is standing at the MRT station facing her house. She makes a
3/4- turn in an anticlockwise direction. Where would she be facing?
41. Carlene spent 1/7 of her money on magazines and 1/2 of her remaining
money on a dress. She had $27 left.(a) What fraction of her money was not
spent?
(b) How much money did she have at first?
42. There are 3 times as many chicken pies as beef pies in a shop.(a) There
are 36 chicken pies. What is the total number of pies in theShop?
(b) The beef pies were sold at $3 each and the chicken pies at $2 each.How
much did the shopkeeper collect from selling all the pies?
43. At a concert hall, the number of men was 3 times the number of
women.The number of women was 5 times the number of children.(a) There were
125 children. How many more women than childrenwere there?
(b) How many men were there?

44. Ali wants to hang 3 bird cages between Cage A and Cage E as shownin
the figure below.The distance between Cage A and Cage E is 3m.The distance
between Cage C and Cage E is twice the distancebetween cages A and C.(a)
How far Is cage C from cage A?
(b) Cage B is 1/2m from cage A and 1 1/4m from cage D.How far is cage D
from cage E?Express your answer as a mixed number.
45. Jess, Mabel and Kay had 192 beads altogether.Kay had 16 beads more than
Jess, and 44 beads more than Mabel.After Jess had given 4 beads to Mabel,
and Kay had given some beadsto Mabel, all of them had the same number of
beads.(a) How many beads did Mabel have at first?
(b) How many beads did Kay give to Mabel?

Rosyth School

1. 45259 is____ when rounded off to the nearest hundred.

(1) 45000

(2) 45200

(3) 45 260

(4) 45 300

2. The common factors of 4 and 12 are _____ and _____ .

(1) 2and4

(2) 3and4

(3) 8and24

(4) 24 and 36

3. 360 x 27 is the same as_____.

(1) 360x20+36Ox7

(2) 360x2+360x7

(3) 300x2+6Ox7

(4) 3x27+6x27+0x27

4. What fraction does the letter A represent on the line?

(1) 3/4

(2)2 3/4

(3) 3 3/4

(4)3 3/5

5. How many eighths are there in 2 1/4?

(1) 9

(2) 2

(3) 18

(4) 4
6. Find the unknown angle in rectangle below. Figure is not drawn to scale.

(1) 2°

(2) 12°

(3) 22°

(4) 32°

7. Name the angle that is 138°.

(1) ∠ABD

(2) ∠ABE

(3) ∠CBD

(4) ∠CED
8. What is the second common multiple of 9 and 18?

(1) 18

(2)2

(3) 3

(4) 36

9. Express 3 2/3 as an improper fraction.

(1)8/3

(2)9/3

•(3)11/3

(4)18/3

10 What isthesumof3 1/4 and2 3/8?

(1) 5 3/4

(2) 4 4/8

(3) 5 5/8

(4) 5 4/12

11. Ali spent $10 and saved the rest. If he saved $2, what fraction of
hismoney did he saved?
1. 1/5
2. 1/6
3. 5/6
4. 2/3

12. What is the area of a rectangle of length 14cm when its breadth is
half its length?

(1) 21 cm2 .

(2) 28 cm2

(3) 56cm2

(4) 98cm2

13. The figure below shows 2 identical squares (not drawn to scale).The
area of a square is 36 cm2. Find the perimeter of the figure.

(1) 36cm .

(2) 42cm .

(3) 44cm

(4) 48 cm

14. Each student is given a set of 180 marbles. 73 of the marbles arered
and the rest are blue. If there are 13 students, how manyblue marbles are
there altogether?

(1) 221

(2) 949

(3) 1391

(4) 2340

15. The figure below is not drawn to scale. What is the length of AB?

(1)8 cm
(2)13cm
(3)15cm
(4)25cm

The Une gi-aph below shows the number of pupils who went overseas dun ng

the June school holidays. Use It to answer auestions. 16 to IR

(1)

(2)

(3)

(4)

18. If the total population of pupils was 300, how many pupils did not go

overseas in June?

(1)
(2)

(3)

(4)

16 110w many more pupils wore overseas, in week 3 than week 4?

(1) 10

(2) 30

(3) 40

(4) 60

17. What was the total number of pupils who went overseas in Jurie?

80

100

190

220

100

110

120

130

19. Harry planned (o complete all hls homework on Saturday.

He wanted to complete of his homework in the morning, of his

homework after lunch and the rest after dinner. What fraction of his

homework would be completed after dinner?

(1)

(2)

(3)

(4)

20. EnQi Is at the Orchard MRT station. She notices that the North-bound
train

arrives every 4 minutes and the South-bound train arrives every 6 mInutos.

If both trains arrived at 8.00 a.m., when would be the next time both the

trains arrive al the station again?

(1) 8.02 a.m.

(2) 8.10a.m.

(3) 8.12 am

(4) 8.24a.m.

Section 8 (40 marks)

For questions 21 to 40, show your working dearly in the space below each

question and write your answer in the answer boxes provIded. Give your
answers

ki the units stated. Each question carries 2 marks.

21. 76 342=7 ten thousands +6 thousands + Elhundreds ‘+4 tens -‘2 ones

What Is the number in the box?

L J

22. A 4 digit whole number wou’d be 1 900 when rounded off to the nearest

hundred. What is the greatest possible value al the number?

I I

23. Find the number in box below.

75

X H

600

24. FInd the remainder when is 4809 Is dMded by 9.

LI

25. How many litres of water are there in the beakers shown bebw? Give your

answer a a fraction.

n il

26. Write a mixed number to show the fraction of the set of circles shaded.

1 1

[J 1

27. Find the value of of 35.

9

28. A square mat of length 2 m is placed In a rectangular garden (not drawn

to

scale) as shown below. Find the length of the garden.

3m

[___

I:

Felicia is at Box A and she is facing Box B. if she makes a three-quarter

turn clockwise, which box would she be facing then?

[ _

29. How many angles inside the figure shown below are greater than a right

angle?

30.

North

lo

31. The figure below shows 2 squares (not drawn to scale). The perimeter of

Square B is twice the perimeter of Square A. If Square B has a perimeter of

56 cm, find the area at Square A.

¡AJ

L cml

32. Mary had m of cloth. She cut away rn. What Is the length of the cloth

loft?

1 mJ

33. Ravi bought 16 candies. He ale 3 candies and gave 7 candies to his

friends. What fraction of the candies was left? Give your answer in its
simplest form.

L ii

I’

34. Identity the pair of perpendicular lines given in the figure below.

•——

—•••

*_

C---

35. In the figure below, how many lines are parallel to line AB?

I: I

12

The bar graph shows the number of pupils who soered Band 1 for Mathcmatjc

in 4 primary four classes. Study the graph carefufly and answer questions
36

and 37.

37. If there are 168 pupils altogether n these four ciasses, how many
pupils do
not have Band I in Mathematics?

L :!

Number of

pupils who

scored

Band I

P4 Classes

— — - -, -

36. Complete the table lo stiow the Information given in the bar graph.

13

38. Jerry gave of his marbles to his friends and of them to his brother.

What fraction of the marbles did he give away?

39. There are 160 puddings In a box. of them are mango puddings and the

rest of them are durlan puddings. How many durian puddings are there?

40. Farah had some pencils, When Farah tried to pack the pencils into packs
of

6, she had a remainder of 5 pencils. When she tried to pack the pencils
into

packs of 5, she found that she had a remainder of 2 pencils. What is the

least number of pencils she had?

14

Section C (20 marks)

For questions 41 to 45, show your woddng clearly In the spaœ belòw each

question and wdte your answers in the blanks provided. The marks for each

question or pait question are given in the brackets.

41. of the people at a school carnival were boys, of them were glus and

the rest were adults.

(a) What fraction of the people were adults?

(b) If there were 240 boys, how many girls and adults were there

altogether?

Answer (a) (2 m)

(b)_________ (2 m)

15

42. Chandra has 273 beads and Damlen has 149 beads. How many beads

must Chandra give to Damlen In order for both of them to have an equal

number of beads?

Anawec ____ ___(4m)

16

43. Irfan b budding a tower of stšcks.

flhrij _

I st Levf J 2nd Leveil 3rd Level

3 sticks ¡ [ticb J 15 3ticks

If Irfan wants his tower to roach the 8th level, how many sticks does he
need?

Answer: _____________ 4 rn)

17

44. At a party there were 36 chIldren. The boys were given 3 balloons each
and

the girls were given 5 balloons each. If a total of 154 balloons were
giver’

out, how many balloons were given to the girls at the party?

Answer; ____________ (4m)

1g

45. Lamp posts are installed every 12 m along a road. Between every 2 lamp

posts, there are 4 shrubs. Altogether there are 652 shrubs along this road.
a) How many lamp posts are there along this road?

b) What is the length of the road?

12m

Answer: (a) (2 m)

(b)_ (2 m)

-EÑD OF PAPER-

Have you checked your work thoroughly?

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ANSW’R 810E 7

EXAM PAPER 2012

SCHOOL : ROSYTH

SUBJECT: PRIMARY 4 MATHEMATICS

TERM : SAl

_Q Q2 Q3LQ4 Q5 c Q7 Q8 Q9 Q1Oj QÙTQ12J Q13 Q14 Q1š16 [Qi

41 11433 3 4 3 3J2j4J33 2!4LJ

[QQ9 L

21)3 22)1949 23)8 24)3 25)7/101

26)23/8 27)20 28)7m 29)5 angles 30)Box B

31)Perimeter of square-28

Side of square-*284 = 7

AreaofsquareA-)7x7 49cmì

32)1/3-)3/9

7/9—3/9 = 419M

33)16/16—3/16 = 13/16

13/16—7/16 = 6/16

6/162 = 3/8

34)BDI DA

35)2 pairs

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36)28 / 20

37)AltogetI1er-3 + 28 = 66

66 + 34 = loo

100 + 20 = 120

168—120 48pupils

38)1/4 -7/8

2/8 = 1/8 = 3/8 marbles

39)l/8-*160÷g 20

20 x 3 = 60 durian puddings

40)17 pencils.

41)a)2/8 + 3/8 = 5/8

8/8—5/8 = 3/8

The fraction is 3/8

b)2u-) 240

1u-24O÷2 = 120

6u—120 6 = 720

There were 720 girls and adult altõgether.

42)Total number of beads-)273 + 149 = 422

422+2 = 211

211 — 149 = 62

Check

273—62= 211 45)a)652—4= 163

149+62=211 163+1=164

43)He could need 80 sticks. b)163 x 12 = 1956

44)36 z 5 = 180

180—154 = 26

5—3 = 2

26+2 = 13 (boys)

36—13 = 23 (girls)

23 x 5 = 115

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AI TONG SCHOOL

2012

SEMESTRAL ASSESSMENT I

DURATION : 1 H 45 MIN

PRIMARY 4

MATHEMATICS

DATE: 14 May 2012

I NSTRUCTIONS

Do not open the booklet until you are told to do so.

Follow ail instructions.

Answer all questions.

Name

Class

Parent’s Signature

Date

. —. ——

: Primary

Marks:

Section A

Questions I 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 ór 4)

on the Optical Answer Sheet with a 2B pencil. (28 marks)

I In 10 296, whal is the value of the digit 2?

(1) 20

(2) 200

(3) 2000

(4) 20 000
2 Which of the following numbers is 15 010 when rounded off to the nearest
10?

(1) 15106

(2) 15016

(3) 15014

(4) 15004

3 Complete the number pattern.

23114 , 22614 , 22114 , ______ , 21114

(1) 21 314

(2) 21 414

(3) 21 514

(4) 21 614

4 In the figure, which line is perpendicular to CD?

. FC

(1) AF

(2) ED

(3) FD

(4) FC

5 When a number is divided by 8, the quotient Is 184. What is this number?

(1) 13

(2) 23

(3) 872

(4) 1472

6 54isnotamultipleof

(1) 9

(2) 6

(3) 3 —

(4) 4

P4 Mali SAl 2012 2

7 There were 298 passengers who boarded the cable car to Sentosa in the
morning.

Each cabin could carry 6 passengers. What Is the least number of cabins
needed

to carry all the passengers?

(1) 48

(2) 49

(3) 50

(4) 51

8 Express 3- in its simplest form.

(1)

(2)

12

(3) 3.!

(4) 3

9 Johan has 40 marbles. He gave of it to his cousin. How many marbles had
he

left?

(1) 8

(2) 10

(3) 32

(4) 50

P4MathSAl 2012

- 1 ___

lo Mr Cheng finished polishing and waxing his car at 1.25 p.m.., He took
lj.h to wash

• . and 2-1h to polish. What time did he start?

.-.,.. 4 .

(1) 10.00 a.m.

(2) 10.04a.m.

(3) lO.14a.m.
(4) 10.46a.m.

11 What is the sum of and 3-’in the simplest form?

5 2

(1)1

10

(2) 3.

(3)

(4)

P4 Math SAI 2012 4

12 The figure below is made up of a square and a circle. The area of the
shaded circle

is 16 cm2 Given that the area of the square is 4 times the area of the
circle. What is

the length of AB?

?cm

(1) 64cm

(2) 16cm

(3) 8cm

(4) 4cm

13 Look at the composite figure below. What is the perimeter of the shaded
figure?

70cm

130cm

(1) lO0cm

(2) 200 cm

(3) 360 cm

(4) 900cm

P4 Mpi 3M 2012

14 Q
O +O=B

If A is a multiple of B, what is the possible value of ()?

(1) 1

(2) 2

(3) 3

(4) 5

dahSA12O12 6

Section B

Questions 15 to 34 carry 2 marks each. Wnte your answers in the spaces

provided. For

questions which require units, give your answers in the Units stated. . .

(40 marks)

15 Write forty-three thousands and fourteen tens in figures.

Ans: _____

16 Find the value of 2001 — 549.

Ans: ______

---..

17 A number between 6 and 11 is a multiple of 4. What is the number?

Ans

- ....... ... z... -

18 Form the smallest five-digit yen number using all the digits below.

0, 7, 8, 2, 5

Ans:

P4 Math SAl 2012

19 Which two of the fractions below are equivalent to

3 10 12

4 6, 12 16

20 1459x9=
Ans: ______ and _______

— - — —- . -. —— -—- - -- -

Ans:

21 What is the remainder when 1145 is divided by 3?

Ans: .

57

22 Write — as a mixed number in its simplest form.

Ans:

P4 MaIn SAl 2012

23 In the figure below, ABCO is a square. LADE = 25°. Find the value of ¿p.

Ans:_

24 In a car park, there are 35 cars and motorbikes. If there are 120 wheels
altogether,

how many cars are there?

--- --- ----

25 What is the missing mixed number in the box?

----------- -

Ans:

Ans:

iB

‘C

6 6

— 7

Marn SAl 2012

31 Jasmine is tanding in the middle of the 8-point compass facing North-
West.

Where will she bé facing if she makes a - turn clockwise?

32 The perimeter of a rectangle is 34 cm. If the breadth is 8cm, find its

area.

Ans:

cm2

NE

NE

Ans:

P4 Math SAI 2012

12

33 The figure below, not drawn to scale, is made up of 3 identical

rectanglo&

The totál arëa is 54 òin. The breadth of each rectangle is 3 cm. What is
the

Perimeter of the figure?

Ans: _____________ cm

34 The floor of a rectangular room is 15 m by 12 m. What is the area of the

carpet if

there is a border of I m around it?

15m

12m

Ans: m2

P4 Math SAI 2012

13

Section C

Questions 35 to 38 cany 3 marks each. Questions 39 to 43 cany 4 marks each.

Show your
working cIeary in the space provided below each qbéšt1n âM Wñtë your
añswers in the

spaceš provided. (32 marks)

35 $6427 was shared among Paul, Tom and Dick. Paúl received 1235 less than
Torn

and Dick received the same amount as Paul. How much money did Tom receive?

Ans:

[3J

36 Sammy has thrice as many biscuits as Medin. The total number of Sammy’s
and

Meihn’s biscuits is twice that of Amy’s. The three of them have a total of
210

biscuits. How many more biscuits does Sammy have than MeiIin?

Ans: __________ ____ [3]

—-_-- -_-

P4 Math SAl 2012

14

37 The perimeter of a rectangle is twice the perimeter of a square. The

length of the

square is. 7 cm and the breadth of the rectangle is 9 cm. What is the area
of the

rectangle?

Ans:

. j3j

38 Bala enjoys eating chocolate. Each day, he would eat 2 more chocolate
than the

previous day. If he ate a total of 27 chocolate in 3 days. how many of such

chocolates did he start with on the first day?

Ans: ____ ______ [3]

P4 Math SAl 2012

15

39 A piece of wire, 144 cm long, is cut into two eqùal pieces, A and B.
Wire A is benito
form a tiiangle. Wire B is cut into two pieces again and used tõT&thi à
rèctang(e and

a square as shown in the figure below.

The perimeter of the triangle is 3 times the perimeter of the square. Find
the breadth

of the rectangle.

40 At a party. of the people attending were adults.

Ans:

If there were 48 girls, how many people were there at the party?

[4j

Ans: ______________.__(4J

of the children were boys.

P4 Math SAl 2012

16

41 Lydia makes patterns using black and white beads and match sticks as
shown

below. .

(a) Complete the table. (2]

(b) How many matchsticks does she need to complete Pattern 305?

Ans:(b)_ j2j

P4 MaIh SA1 2012

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42

10cm

15cm

A rectangular sheet of paper ABCF is folded as shown in the figure.

The figure above is not drawn to scale.

Given that ZBAE 200, BC =20 cm, CD = 15 cm and DF 10 cm,

a) find ¿xand
b) the area of the shaded part.

Ans:(a) _______ 12]

(b) ____ _______ [2J

D C

q— ________________

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43 Linda had 424 beads and Mary had 188 beads. After each of them gave away
an

equal number of beads, Linda had thrice às many beads left as Mary.

(a) How many beadš did they have altogether?

(b) How many beads did Linda give away?

‘ins: ça ___ _________ [1J

(b) _[3J

End-of-paper

Please check your work carefully.

P4 Man. SAl 2012

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EXAM PAPER 2012

SCHOOL: AITONG

SUBJECT: PRIMARY 4 MATHEMATICS

TERM : SAl

Ql 2 3 Q4] Q5 Q6 Q7 Q8 Q9 ___

2 3 4 3j4 4 3 3 1 __

15)43140 16)1452 17)8

20)13131 21)2 22)6113

25)7si 26)2 27)

29)
jQlO I Qi 1 Q14JÇ’

I 2j4 31:

18)20578 19) 3/4 and 12/6

23)65e 24)25

28)8

ANSW 1EET

30)15

31)South-West

32)72cm2

33)30cm 34)130m2

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35)

$6427— $235 = $6192

$61923 = $2064

$2064 + 235 = $2299

210±6 = 35

lunit = 35 biscuits

35x3 =105

105—35 = 70

37)28 X 2 =56

56—18 = 38

38±2 = 19

19 x 9 = 171cm2

38)5 + 7 + 9

6 + 8 + 10

7 + 9 + 11
Ans: 7

39)1443 = 48

18 + 18 = 33

48—36 = 12

12±2 = 6

40)3/5 Girls

48+3 = 16

16 x 5 = 80 (no.of chi$dren)

1—3/7 = 4/7 (fraction of children)

80±4 = 20

20 x 7 = 140

$6427

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41)a)i)6 ii)14

b)305 x 2 = 610

... 610+2=612

42)a)90 — 20 = 70

702= 35

b)Area of ABCF = 20 x 25 = 500

area of 1A = D + area of CADE

= area of rectangle

= 10 x 20 = 200

Area of shaded part = 500— 200 = 300

43)a)424 + 188 = 612

b)

236+ 2 = 118 (lunit)

118—118 = 70

.
, lu

2 units

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MARIS STELLA HIGH SCHOOL (PRIMARY)

SEMESTRAL ASSESSMENT I

MATHEMATICS

11 MAY2012

BOOKLET A

20 questions

40 marks

Total Time For Booklets A and B: 1 h 45 min

DO NOT OPEN THIS BOOKLET UNTiL YOU ARE TOLD TO DO SO.

FOLLOW ALL INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY.

ANSWER ALL QUESTIONS.

Section A (20 x 2 = 40 marks)

For each question, four options are given. One of them is the corred
answer.

Make your choice (1, 2, 3 or 4). Shade the ocrect oval (1, 2, 3 or 4) on
the Optical

Answer Sheet. .

1. Which of the following is nineteen thousand, seven hundred and fourteen?

(1) 19714

(2)

19740

(3) 90714

(4)

90740

2. 1!
. 4

expressed as a mixed number is ___

(1)

(2) 2-

(3) 3

(4) 3

3. How many angles inside the figure below are bigger than a right angle?

(1) 6

(2) 2

(3) 3

(4) 4

4. Jane took 15 minutes to eat her lunch. She finished eating at 1.10 p.m.

At what time did she start eating?

(1) 1.25a.m.

(2) 1.25p.m.

(3) 12.55a.m.

(4) l2.55pm

5. Alice had 20 cookies. She gave of them away. How many cookies did she

give away?

(1) 8

(2) 2

(3) 12

(4) 4

6. What is the value of the digit 4 in the sum of 12437 and 52 431?

(1) 4000

(2) 400
(3) 40

(4) 4

7. Ethan turned 90° clockwise and is facing north-west now. Where was he

facing at first?

(1) North

(2) South-west

(3) South-east

(4) North-east

(2)

8. 5_(_1=i+.

(1)

(2) 3.

(3)

(4) 6

9. Which of tte following figures have both parallel and perpendicular

lines?

(1) //

//

// /

(3)

(4)

lo. How many of the letters below have perpendicular lines?

CHAWEL

(1) 5 .

(2) 2

(3) 3
(4) 4

11. toget4..?

(1) 7

(2) 11

(3) 13

(4) 18

12. A pail was hatf-fÌl)ed with water. Jack transferred the water from the
pail into

Containers A and B which re empty at first. I t 80 mt of water was poured

into container A and 2 t 960 mf of water was poured into container B.

How much water can the pail hold when it is completely filled with water?

(1) 3f l4Omf

(2) 4t4Omf

(3) 6f 280mt

(4) 8f 80mt

13. A bus leaves a bus terminal every 15 min. The first bus leaves at 8.00
a.m.

How many buses would have left the bus termmal from 8.00 a.m. to 9.55 a.m.?

(1) 6

(2) 7

(3) 8

(4) 9

J BUen 7

frVomenI

On which day is the difference in the number of women and men who attended

the football match the greatest?

(I) Dayl

(2) Day2

(3) Day3

(4) Day4
15. A 2-kg cake was shared equally among 9 friends. How much of the cake
did

2 of the friends receive?

(1) kg

(2) --kg

18

(3) kg

(4)

14. The graph below shows the number of people who were present at a
football

match over 4 days.

Attendance at a football match ove r4 days

. .

0 200

400 600 800

Number of people people

1000

16. Sitj bought 2 dolls and 3 books. The cost of 1 doll is twice the cost
of I book.

She paid $140 for the dolls and books. How much did she pay for the books?

(1)

(2)

(3) $60

(4) $84

18. ST(JV is a rectangle with an area of 48 cm2. ST is 3 times the length

of TU.

Find the length of TU.

S___ ____ __ T

48 cm2
$20

$28

17. ABCD is a square notdrawntoscale. Find the sum of ¿X and ¿y.

A B

D C

(1)

(2)

(3)

(4)

60°

105°

120°

150°

V ti

(1) 16cm

(2) 12cm

(3) 6cm

(4) 4cm

19. A shop sells oranges and apples at the price shown below.

$0.50 each

Buy 3 oranges

and get I free.

1 bag of 5 apples

for $2

Mrs Tan bought some apples and oranges from the shop. She paid $6 in total.

At most, how many oranges could she get?

(1) 5

(2) 8
(3) 10

(4) 12

1 . 1 .

20. of the toys Bryan has is as many as of the toys Nina has.

Nina has 18 more toys than Bryan. How many toys do they have

altogether?

(1) 108

(2) 90

(3)54

(4) 48

nd or booklet A

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MARIS STELLA HIGH SCHOOL (PRIMARY)

SEMESTRAL ASSESSMENT I

MATHEMATICS

11 MAY2012

BOOKLET B

25 questions

60 marks

Total Time For Booklets A and B: 1 h 45 min

DO NOT OPEN THIS BOOKLET UNTIL YOU ARE TOLD TO DO SO.

FOLLOW ALL INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLy.

ANSWER ALL QUESTIONS.

NAME•

.- —_—- - __(

CLASS : PRIMARY 4
)

MARKS OBTAIN:

— i40

160

BOOkLET A:

BOOKLET B:

TOTAL :

— ______._I100

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.• What is the remainder when 2147 is divided by 4?.

SCORE

(Go on to the next page)

‘z

Do not

writen

this

space.

22. Whatis2!x6?

Answer:

23. Use a protractor to measure Z ACB.

Answer:

Answer:
24. Name two pairs of parallel lines.

Do not

write in

ts

space.

Answer: II ____

_________ ‘‚ ____________

25. Mr Lun had 3 kg 50g of flour. He used 500 g and packed the rest equally

into 3 bags. What is the mass of flour in each bag?

Answer:

26. What fraction of the figure is shaded? Give your answer in its simplest
form.

Answer:

SCORE I

(Go on to the next paqe) I

¿7. What is the correct mixed number indicated by the arrow below?

Give your answer in its simplest form.

28. ABCO is a square. Draw a line perpendicular to line AC passing through

point D. Label the line DE.

29. I have some pieces of one-dollar, two-dollar and five-dollar notes.

They have a total value of $10. At least how many notes do I have?

10

Answer

SCORE

(Go on to the next page)

r*i

4 Il 4
Answer

Do not

write in

this

spaœ.

30. Look at the map below carefully.

(b) D is facing north. It has to make a

in ordertofaceE.

- turn in the clockwise direction

Answer (a)

(b)

31. An even number is between 20 and 50. It is a multiple of 7 and leaves

a remainder of I when divided by 9. What is the number?

Answer:

32 Nathan had 12 kg of rice at first. He gave of his rice to his mother.

Then he gave kg of his rice to a neighbour. How much rice has he left?

Arz kJ

SCORE

(Go on to th ncv1 ninø1

Do not

write in

this

space.

(a) ________ is north-west of C.

- - -

11
The table shows the number of carrots and turnips harvested by Farmer John

from May to July. Study it carefully and answer Questions 33 and 34.

carrot7

øTurnlp

34. In August, the total number of carrots and turnips harvested was twice
the

total number of carrots and turnips harvestçd in May. What is the total

number of carrots and turnips harvested in August?

12

SCORE

(Go on to the next page)

11

Do not

write in

this .

space.

May June July

33. In which month was the number of carrots harvested twice the number of

turnips?

Answer:

Answer:

35. Mr Tan drove 2 h 45 min to reach Town A. He then drove on to Town B. Do

not

He took I h 25 min longer to reach Town A than Town B. How long did the
write in

whole journey take him? this

. space.

Answer: ______ h _____min

36. Javier tas some 5and 20coins. There are 5 more 20coins than the

50Ø coins. The total value of these coins is $8. How many 50coins does

Javier have?
Answer:

37. Giant Cookies Factory baked 6000 cookies. It supplied all its cookies
to

75 shops. 55 of these shops received 4000 cookies altogether whe the

remaining shops received an equal number of cookies each. How many

cookies did each of the remaining shops get?

Answer: ______________

- -

13 SCORE

(Go on to th nt nnø1

38. Lina grows 14 tulips and some roses in her garden. of her flowers are

tulips. How many of the flowers are roses? . .

Do not

Write in

this

space.

Answer ______________

39. The figure is made up of a square and a triangle. The perimeter of the
figure

¡s 54 cm. Find the length of one side of the square.

Answer: _____________ cm

to Mary, they had the same number of buns. How many buns did Mary and

Devi bake altogether?

Answer:

--

14 SCORE

(Go on to the next page) ____

SectionC(5x4=2Omarks)

Wod out the answers for cacti of the folkwing questions. All woriungs must
be

shown clearly in the space provided.

41.• Suzy, Jane and David saved $16 100 attogether, Suzysaved$5O0 more Do
not

than Jane. David saved $1000 more than Suzy. te W

(a) How much did Jane save? SPC.

(b) What is the total amount that the girls saved?

Answer:(a) [2)

(b)______________ [2)

15 SCORE J

. If... .. a... ¡L... .... a

Ming Huat displayed 5 toy figurines, A, B, C. O and E in a straight row.

ToyA is first in the row and toy E is ‚ast in the row.

ThedistancebetweentoyèAandD2m

The distance between toys A and B is the same as the distance betwe

toysCandD.

apart. What is the distance between toys-B -arid-E?

16

SCORE

(Go on to the next page)

Li

Do not

write in

this

space.

Answer: - _[4j

43. Jennifer had $120 more than Nora at first. After Nora gave $60 to
Jennifer, Do not

Jennifer had 3 times the amount of money Nora has. How much money did Wnte
in

they have altogether? . ce.

Answer ____ [4]

17 SCORE
. (Go on to the next paqe)

44. The figure below is made up of 3 rectangles and I big square. Do not

DGJN is the square. The length of EH is twice that of AD, and AB = EF.
write in

this

E_____ F Space.

___ . . .

54cm

(a) Find the length of CH.

(b) Find the perimeter of the figure.

Answer: (a) ________ f2J

(b)_____

18 SCORE

(Go on to the next page) ________

45. Two persons can sit at each side of a square table as shown in Figure
1.

Each time more tables are added, they are joined by the side to form a

long table as shown in Figures 2 and 3.

00 0000

o1o

QL ,0 O&D

00 0000

(a) Mr Wong adds 2 more tables to Figure 3 to form a longer table.

How many more chairs does he need?

(b) Mrs Wang wants to form a long table that can sit 60 persons.

Keeping to the same arrangement shown above, how many

square tables does Mrs Wong need altogether?

Answer.(a) ____________ [2]

(b)

12]
EN OF PAPER

19

SCORE! I

Do not

write in

this

space.

Itable

Figure 1

0000

2 tables

Figure 2

3 tables

lrlguçe 3

EXAM PAPER 2012

SCHOOL : MARIS STEU..A

SUBJECT: PRIMARY 4 MATHEMATICS

TERM : SAl

LQ1IQ2 Q3 Q4IQS

1112 4 4j1

rQl8 Q19 Q201

14 3 2]

Q8 Q9 QlOj Qil

2 1 312

Q12 Q13 Q14 Q150J6IQ17

4 3 4__ 3 3 I 2

27)41/3 28)

B 29)4notes

30)a)A
b)270°

31)28

32)mother-> 1/4 of ncc

1/4 x 12/1 = 3kg

Left-12kg — 3kg

= 9kg — 2/3kg = 83/3kg — 2/3kg

= 81/3 kg

35)245—125 = 120

120 + 245 = 365

3h 65mm = 4h 5mm

36)5 X 20c = $1

$8—$1 =$7

$7+70c = 10

37)6000—4000 = 2000

2000+20 = 100

21)3 22)16 23)122

24)WZ//XY

ZP/fWX

25)850g

26)1/3

33)Juty

34)May4 1700 + 2200

= 3900

Aug-)3900 x 2

= 7800

Page 1 to 3

page 1

38)14÷ 2 = 7

7 x 5 = 35

39)54—15—12 = 27
273=9cm

40)60 = 1/5

60 x 8 = 480

41)a)1000 + 5000 + 500 = 2000

16100—2000 = 14100

141003 = 4700

She saved $4700

b)$4700 x 2 = $9400

$9400 + $500 = $9900

The total amount the girls saved is $9900

42) ?

A B C D E

I I I

%4m 1m 1hm 12/3m

1— 2m

2—1 = 1

AB = CD

AB=1±2= V2m

BE = 1 + 1/2 + 12/3

= 1 + 3/6 + 14/6

= 27/6 = 31/6m

$120

43) _______________

1 H H

NL]60J

2u-)60 + 120 + 60 = 240

1u-24O+2 = 120

4u-)120x4= $480

Page 2
44)a)EH46 x 2 = 12

(54—12)—8=34•

10 x 2 = 20

34—20 = 14

The length of CH is 14cm.

b)34 + 34 = 38

54 + 54+ 6 + 6 = 120

Perimeter-68 + 120 = 188cm.

45)a)4 x 2 = 8

He needs 8 more chairs.

b)F1 = 4 + 4

F2=4+4+4

F3 = $ + 4 +4 +4

60—4 = 56

564 = 14

He needs 14 tables altogether.

Page 3

Name:

( ) Date: llMay2Ol2

Class : Primary 4 ( )

Time: 8.00 a.m. -9.00 a.m.

Parent’s Signature:

Marks: _____ /100

MATH EMATI Cs

PAPER 1

(Booklet A and Booklet B)

Time for Paper 1 is Ï hour.

Do not open this booklet until you are told to do so.

Read and follow ah instructions carefully.

Answer all questions.

PRIMARY 4 MID-YEAR EXAMINATION 2012

Booklet A

BOOklet B

.._

Toldi fO(

Pope 1

Z’60

QuestIons 1 to 10 carry 2 marks each.

For each question, four options are given. One of them is the correct
answer.

Shade the correct oval (1,2.3 or 4) on the Optical Answer Sheet.

1. Whatjsthevalueof7jç92873

(1) 7

(2) 70

(3) 700

(4) 7000

2. 54635 Is _______ when rounded off to the neorest hundred.

(1) 54600

(2) 54 700

(3) 55000

(4) 55600

3. Multip’y 39 by 42. From the product, what is the value of the digit in
the

hundreds place?

(1) 100

(21 300

(3) 600

(4) 800

4. Find the product of 8 tens and 80 ones.

(1) 640

(2) 880
(3) 6 400

(4) 8080

5. A

The above figure is not drawn to scale. Estimate 4ABC.

(1) 155°

(2) 180°

(3) 235°

(4) 270°

6. 64 is a common multiple of

(1) land3

(2) 2ond5

(3) 3and4

(4) 4and8

7. The area of a square is 25cm2. What is Its penmeter?

(1) 10cm

12) 20cm

(3) 25 cm

(4) 100cm

-2-

The figure below is not drawn to scale.

Look cit it fo answei questIons 8 and 9..

8. How many paWs of parauiel lines are there in the above figuro?

(‘) ‘

(2) 2

(3) 3

(41 4

9. How many pairs of perpendicular fines are there in the above figure?

(‘) ‘

(2) 2

(3) 3
(4) 4

10. There are 45 chan ma classroom. - of them are occupleci.

How many chairs are not occupied?

(‘) 39

(2) 5

(3) 3

(4) 15

End of Booklet A

— ,—

Tao Nan School

Primary 4 MathematIcs MidYear Examination 2012

Name:__________________ ( J doss: Primary 4 ( J

Paper 1 (Booklet B)

Each question carries 2 marks. Write your answers in the boxes provided.
For

questions which require units, give your answers in the units stated.

11. Write 45098 in wcxds.

12. Fill in the missing number.

2945 ¡ ? 1 [ °5 J 3465

I I

13. And the sum of all the factois of 24.

-4-

I j

14. A line XY ha been drawn for you. Using a prõtractcx, draw an angle

such that ZXYZ = 1150. Mark and label the angle drawn.

15. Draw a line perpendicular to AB. The line must pass through Y.

.
-5-

16. What is the quotient when 7854 is divided by 5?

17. Rebecca took 1 . h to complete her homework.

Christine took h fo complete her homework.

How much time did they take altogether to complete the homework?

Leave your answer as a fraction in the simplest form.

I hi

18. QRST is o rectangle. If RQU 52°, find UQT.

I I

T U S

-6-

19. The sum of two numbers 180. One of the numbers is

other. What Is the smaller number?

20. ‘*x’ =81

*x x =324

Find thevalue of X

70 more than the

21. What is the missing fraction, cxpress your answer as a mixed number

in Ils simplest form.

?J

27

I J

I
I-4

.7-

The bar graph below shows the number of pupils who took par-t in ball

games. Study the graph carefully and answer questions 22 and 23.

22. Which two ball games are played by a total of 35 pupils?

I and

23. How many more pupils participated in football than the total number

of pupils who partldpated In netboU and basketball?

24. Convert 4 to on improper fraction.

I I

-8-

. 25. . of the pupils in Sunny Primary School ore girls. There are 1374
boys in

. the school. How many girls ore there k Sunny Primary School?

26. Dorren bought 5 wallets and gave the cashier $200. If he received o

change of $25, how much did each wallet cost?

r I

27. Use the compass below to answer the question.

Winston starts by facing the North.

He makes o half-turn in an anhi-dockwjse direction.

Then he makes a 27(Y turn in a clockwise direction.

He ends up facing the ___________ .

1 1

-9-

28. The figure below is made up of 3 IdentIcal sques.

Find the pedmeter of the figuro.

8cm

L cml

29. The perimeter of the square, ABCJ, is 24 cm. Find the length BD.

2cm

F E

7 cm

cm

30. Chelsea has fewer than 50 exercIse books. She can arrange them into

either 5 or 6 equal piles. How many exercise books does she have?

End of Booklet B

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PRIMARY 4 MID-YEAR EXAMINATION 2012

Name: ________

Class : Primary 4 ( )

( ) Date: 11 May2012

Time: 10.30a.m. - 11.45a.m.

Parent’s Signature:

Marks: /40

MATH EMATI Cs

PAPER 2

Time for Paper 2 is 1 hour 15 minutes.

Do not open this booklet until you are told to do so.

Read and foflow all instructions carefully.

Answer all questions.

Questions 1 to 10 carry 4 marks each. Show your working cieartÿ in the

space provided for eàch question and write your answers in the spaces
provided. For questions which require units, give your answers in the
units.

stated: , (40 marks)

ho 4__paW

1. Theoe were 40 orango n-a-be. Each box contained 25 oranges. Mr Lee

repacked the oranges into bags of 20. How many bags did he use?

Ans:________________

2. Fatimah mixed 8t of syrup with 32f of water in a container. She then

poured! of the drink into some glasses. How many litres of drink were

left in the container?

Am

3. AH is 8 years older than Muihu. In 6 years time, All will be twice as dd

as

Muthu. How old Is Muthu now?

Ans:__________________

4. Simon bought a book and8 pens for $90.

A book cost as much as 2 pens. Find the cošt of a pen.

Ans:___ __

-2-

5; Susan has a total of 20 ducks and goats in her farm. These animals have

48 legs altogether. How many goals e there in her farm?

Ans:

-3-

6. Ran, has sóme stickers. If she gives 7 slickers to each of her friends,
she

will have 3 stickers left. If she gives 8 stickers to each of her friends,
she

will have a shortage of 3 stIckers. How many slickers does Rani have?

Ans:

-4-

7. Peter has 8 times as many boõks as Shown. When Peter gave 72 bOÒkS

to Shawn, he hod twice as many books as Shown. How many books dd

Peter have left?

Ans:

-5-

8. Two identical pieces of rectangular cardboards measuring

14 cm by 10 cm overtopped each other as shown below.

Find the area of the shaded part.

lOan

Ans:

10cm

14cm

-6-

9. There wére 309 counters in packet A. B and C altogether. 42 counters

were transferred from packets A to B. and 28 counters were transferred

from packets B to C. As a resull, the number of counters in each pocket

is the some. How many counters were there in packet B at first?

Ans:

-7-

10. ! of the flowers in a basket are white, 1 of them are red and the

8 4 . ...,

remaining are yellow. There are 27 more yellow flowers than red ones.

How many flowers are there in the basket?

Ans:

End of Paper 2

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EXAM PAPER 2012

SCHOOL: TAO NAN

SUBJECT: PRIMARY 4 MATHEMATICS

TERM : SAl

Ql j Q2Tõ1 Q4 :

L2 ¡ I J 3 3 1 .4
- I

l1)Forty-five thousand and ninety-eight

14)

15)

12)3165 13)60

Page 1 to 3

page 1

16)1570 17)25/12 18)38” 19)55 20)54

21)71/4 22)Softball and Netball 23)3 24)14/3

25)91.6 26)$35 27)East 28)64cm 29)12cm

30)30

Paper 2

1)40 x 25 = 1000

1000±20 = 50

He used 50 bags.

2)8 + 32 = 40

40+5 = 8

8 x 3 = 24

There was 241 of drink left in the container.

3)2 + 6 = 8

8—6=2

Dlfference-AIj and Muthu = 8

Muthu is 2 years oid.

4)2 + 8 = 10

90+10 = 9

A pen cost $9

5)Total animals = 20

20 x 4=80
80—48 = 32

4—2 = 2

32+2 = 16 (duck)

20—16 = 4

There are 4 goats in the farm.

6) 5 13 21 29 37 4 53 61

10 17 24 31 38 4

She have 45 stickers.

Page 2

7)P[____

.. ...:

J 72

72

72+2 = 36

36 x 6 = 216

He have 216 books

8)14 x 10 = 140

140 x 2 =280

40 x 2 = 80

280—80 = 200

The area of the shaded part is 200cm2

9)A[ 1] 1

BL____

C[

A 42 >B 28 C

309+3= 103

103 + 38 = 131

131—42 = 89

There were 89 counters in Packet B at first.

10) Red yellow

white _______ _______

En fi Hf1

114 = 2/8

5—2=3

27—3= 9

9 x 8 = 72

There are 72 flowers in the basket.

Page 3

‘î.

____________ ____________ _______

___ __ )

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. Chçk your answegs thoroughly and make sure you

. Ñevery quOStion.

5. In this booklet, you should have the following:

(a) Page 1 to Page 6

(b) Questions 1 to 20

. ...

REO SWASTiKA SCHOOL

RED SWASTIKA SCHÖOL

2012 SEMESTRfiL ASSESSMENT I

MATHEMATICS

Name:_ --

Class : Primary 4! _____

Date :11 May2012

BOOKLET A

20 Questions

40 Marks

Duration of Paper: 1 hour 45 minutes

Note:

—— — — ——. ___________________________________________________________

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 cr4) on the Optical Answer Sheet.

(40 marks)

Which of the following is forty-five thousand, six hundred and

seventy?

(1) 45 760

(2) 45 670

(3) 45607

(4) 4 567

2 The difference between the vatues of the digit ‚‚ and the digit 7’ in

823711s .

(1) 5

(2) 1 300

(3) 1 930

(4) 2070

3 Round off 6 875 to the nearest hundred.

(1) 6000

(2) 6 800

(3) 6 900

(4) 7000

4 The first common multiple of 6 and 9 is

(1) 12
(2) 18

(3) 36

(4) 54

5 Which of the following are multiples of 8?

(1) 2and4

(2) 24and48

(3) 34and64

(4) 42and56

6 The sum of all the factors 0128 is

(1) 29

(2) 40

(3) 45

(4) 56 .

7 2 890 is 10 times of

(1) 289

(2) 2 880

(3) 2900

(4) 28900

8 When a number is divided by 4, the quotient is 725 and the remainder

is 1.. What is the number?

(1). 2 899

(2) 2 900

(3) 2901

(4) 2904

9 6km5lm= __________ m

(1) 651

(2) 6 051

(3) 6501

(4) 6510
lo Sama ntha took 35 mmutes to complete her homework. Byan took 15

more minutes than Samantha to complete his homeW. If 8iyan

finished his homewod at 3.30 p.m., at what time did he start doing his

homework?

(1) 2.20p.m.

(2) 2.40 p.m.

(3) 2.55 pm

(4) 4.20p.m.

O)

.0

‘-

.0

(1)

(2)

(3)

(4)

(1)

(2)

(3)

(4)

(1)
(2)

(3)

(4)

Monday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

Monday and Tuesday

Tuesday and Wednesday

Wednesday and Thursday

Thursday and Friday

$1 980

$2 100

$2 133

$2 160

The line graph below shows the number of burgers sold at a stall from

Monday to Friday. Study the graph carefully and answer Questions lito 13

Mon Tues Wed Thurs Fn

Day

Il On which day was the least number of burgers sold?

12 Between which two days was the difference in the number of burgers

sold the greatest?

13 The stall owner earns $3 for each burger sold. How much money did the

stall owner earn in all from Monday to Friday?

14

9
1

16

14 What is the improper fraction for the shaded parts?

(1)

13

3 3

(4)4

15 Find the sum of 4î and

(1) 3

(2) 3

(3) 5

(4) 5

16 Ken had 3 green toy cars and 5 blue toy cars at first.

His father gave hun anoe icen toy ea,.

What fraction of his toy cars were green in the end?

(1)

(2)

(3)

(4)

14

(1)

(2)

(3)

(4)

Northwest

West

Southwest
1000

1350

180°

2250

North Northeast

East

South Southoast

17 In the figure below, not drawn to scale, ¿MNP is a right angle What is

M N

(1) 15°

(2) 350

(3) 700

(4) 1050

Use the diagram below to answer Questions 18 and 19

18 Kim is facing Northwest She must turn through an angle of

in the anti-clockwise direction to face South.

19 Kim is facing East. She makes a 180° dockwise turn. Then she

makes a ____________ turn in the clockwise direction to face

North

(1)

(2)

(3)

(4) 1 complete

20 Which of the following contains both parallel and perpendicular lines?

. 7v

(fl z-z..

<y

(2)
(3)

(4)

Name: ___ ________ (

Class : Primary 4/ ___________ ____

Date :llMay2Ol2

BOOKLET B

BOOKLET B

LOTALI_

Parent’s Signature: _____ ____

RE D SWAS11KA SCHOOL

RED SWASTiKA SCHOOL

2012 SEMESTRAL ASSESSMENT I

MATHEMATICS

MARKS _____

BOOKLET A

28 Questions

60 Marks

In this booklet, you should have the following:

(a) Page Z to Page 16

(b) Questions 21 to 48

OBTAINED

POSSIBLE

40

60

loo

— ., ..

Questions 21 to 30 carry 1 mark each. Questions 31 1o40 carry 2 marks eacl

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.

21 Write 81 590 in words.

Ans:

(30 marks)

22 Use all of the following digits to form the smallest 4-digit number.

0000

Ans:

23 Ust the first two common multiples of 4 and 6.

Ans:

and

24 What fraction of the figure below is unshaded? Give your answer in its

simplest form.

Ans:

iz

25 Arrange the following fractions from the smallest to the greatest.

9 2 5

12 3 ‘6

Ans:

__________ , __________

26 Name a pair of parallel lines in the figure.

Ans: ____________ II ____________

27 In the figure below, which of the foltowing fines is perpendicular to

GK?

II

G
Ans:

w u

The line graph shows the number of cupcakes sold each day at Jane’s

Bakery. Study the graph carefully and answer Questions 28 to 30

28 On which day did Jane sell the most number of cupcakes?

Ans:

29 2 times as many cupcakes were sold on one day than on another day.

Which were the 2 days?

Ans: _________ and

30 52 fewer cupcakes were sold on Sunday as compared to the total

number of cupcakes sold on Monday and Tuesday. How many

cupcakes were sold on Sunday?

Ans:

L<i’.l

4011

o 30(1

b,

b,

b,

u
200

10o

lE

EEE

Mon

Tues

Wed

Thus

0y

Fri

Sat

31 Muftiply 4 023 by 15.

Ans:

32 What is the difference between the largest 3-digit number and the

smallest 3-digit number?

Ans: ____ -

33 A given number is a multiple of 3. It is between 10 and 20. It is also a

factor of 24. What is the number?

Ans: ______________

34 A television and 3 watches cost $1 350. The television costs $850

more than each watch. Find the cost of a watch.

Ans: $_

1(1

35 Find ¿c

36 Find ¿h.

37 Measure ¿k using a protractor.

Ans: .

Ans:

Ans:

11 .

1 3 7.

38 Subtract — from the sum of and -

. 6 4 12

Ans:

39 How many pairs of perpendicular lines are there in the diagram

below?

<

Ans:

40 Find the quotient when 349 is divided by 6.

Ans:

12

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

the

space below each quest ion and write your answers in the spaces provided.

(30 marks)

41 Sarah bought 4 books at $12 each. She bought a dress that cost $38

more than what she paid for the 4 books. How much did she pay for the

4 books and dress altogether?

Ans:

[3j

42 8 rows of chddren were hned up n straight rows as they waited for their

turn to participate in a sports activity. There was an equal number of

children in each row. Clara was in one of the rows. She was from the

front and 5th from the back. How many children were there in the 8 rows

altogether?
. [31

13 .

43 Gary is lo yeas old now. His lather is 5 times his age. What would be

their total age in 5 years time?

Ans:

[4]

44 For every 9 stickers that Grace has, Janet has 7 more stickers than she.

They have loo stickers altogether. How many stickers does Grace

have?

Ans:

(41

14

45 Alvin has $250. His sister, Audrey, has $626. Both of them bought a

present for their mothers birthday and shared the cost equaUy. The

amount of money Audrey had left was 3 times of what Alvin had left

What Was the cost of the present?

Ans:

— -

46 Uonel had some money. If he bought 18 tiles, he would have $4 left over.

If he bought 20 tiles, he would be $4 short. What was the cost of each

file?

Ans:

-----

(4J

15

1 1

47 Mr Tang spent of his salary on a wallet and of it on a pair of leather .

.;.

shoes, He was left with $2 800. How much was his sa(aiy?

Ans: ______________ [4)

48 Kelly baked 450 muffIns. She sold - of it and donated -. of it to an

2 3

orphanage. How many muffins was she left with?

Ans: . [4]

End of paper J ,7_z71

XAM PAPER 2012

SCHOOL: RED SWASTIKA

SUBJECT: PRIMARY 3 MATHEMATICS

TERM : SAl

rQl Q2 QLQ4JQ5 Q6 I Q7 Q8 Q9 QiO Qil Q12 Q3 Q14 ii5 Q16 i7

L 3 3 I 2J 2 411 3 2 2 1 1 2 2 3 4

Q18 Q19 Q20

2 2 4

21)eighty-one thousand, five hundred and ninety

22)2458 23)12 and 24 24)2/3 25)2/3, 9/12, 5/6

26)QW//Ru 27)CD. 28)Saturday 29)Wednesday and Thursday

30)248 31)60345 32)899 33)12 34)$125

35)119° 36)148° 37)68° 38)14/12 39)4 pairs 40)58

41)$12 x 4 = 48

48 x 2 = 96

96 +38 = 134

She paid $134 altogether.

42)8 x 8 = 64

There were 64 children in the 8 rows altogether.

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pagel

43father4io x 5 = 50

Father’s age

(5 years time)50 + 5 = 55

Gary-*10+5=15 .
(5 years time)

Total -*55 + 15 = 70

Their total age in 5 years time is 70

44)Grace has 36 stickers.

45)$626 — $250 = $376

2units-* 376

lunit-+276÷2 188

Cost of present-*62 x 2 = 124

The cost of present was $124

46)76÷19 = 4

Each file costs $4

47)5units-* $2800

luit-)$2800÷5 = $560

8unitS—* $560 x 8 $4480

His salary Is $4480

48) ½ = 3/6 1/3 = 2/6

2/6 + 3/6 = 5/6

1—5/6 = 1/6

6unjts-)450

lunit-)450÷6 = 75

She was left with 75 muffins.

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MID-YEAR EXAMINATION 2012

MATHEMATICS

BOOKLET A

PRIMARY FOUR

Name: _______ ____ (

Date: 9 May 2012

) Class: Primary 4

Durahon of Booklet A & B: 1h 45mm

SECTION A - MuItÌpi Çhólce QuesIonsj3O MARKS)

Questions 1 to 15 carry 2 marks each.

For each question, four options are glwen. One of them is the correct
answer.

Make your choice (1. 2. 3 or 4). Shad Jie correct oval (1, 2, 3 014) on the

Optical Answer Sheet (OAS).

1. In which of the following numbers does the digit 6 stands for 6GO?

(1) 1690

(2) 9160

(3) 3156

(4) 6135

2. 46 thousands and 90 hundreds is the same as

(1) 4690

(2) 5500

(3) 46 900

(4) 55000

3. Ninety three thousand and fifly-seven In ligures is

(1) 93570

(2) 93507

(3) 93057

(4) 9357

4. Find the value of(2 x 100) +(8 x 10000) + (9x1 000) + (Sx 10).

(1) 89250

(2) 89205

(3) 82 950

(4) 28 950

5. How many quarters are there in 3 wholes?

(1) ,

4
(2) 3!

(3) 6

(4) 12

6. is 1 999 less than 31 001.

(1) 29002

(2) 29112

(3) 30998

(4) 33000

8.

7. The tigure below is made up of 8 unit squares. What fraction of the

figure

is shaded?

(2) ±

(3)

(4) L’

16

. . . . . 2

Which of the foIJowig pairs of frachons are equivalent to —?

(1)

6 12

(2)

69

_8 8

— —

9 12

(4)

6 12

(1)-i

¡6

4
(1) 2345,

(2) 2435,

(3) 2 354,

(4) 2435,

(1) ADandDC

(2) EFandDC

(3) ADar,dBC

(4) EFandBC

2 435,

2 354,

2 345,

2 345,

2 354

2345

2435

2 354

9. Which of the following numbers are arranged in descending order?

10. This figure is made of two rectangles.

AB is perpendicular to

430

470

530

1330

11. The figure below is not drawn to scale. PQRS is a rectangle. Find the

value of . y.

(1)
(2)

(3)

(4)

12. Round off 15 051 to the nearest hundred.

(1) 15000

(2) 15050

(3) 15100

(4) 15200

13. . 5 L

Find the value of — +

. . ,8 4

(1)!

(2)

(3)

(4)

14. The area of a square is 64 cm2. Find its perimeter.

(1) 8cm

(2) 16cm

(3) 32 cm

(4) 40cm

15. 1 Q

Figure A uI Figure C Figure D

Which of the above figures has the most number of right angles?

(1)A

(2) B

(3) C

(4) D

8
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MID-YEAR EXAMINATION 2012

MATHEMA1ÌCS

flOOKLET B

PRIMARY FOUR

Nanie:_ --—-——-—

Date: 9 May 2012

Class: Primary 4

Duration of Booklet A & B: 1h 45m in

—--------------------

Parents Guard ia&s signature

A. MulUple-Choice Questions

B. Short Answers

C. Problem Sums

—_—

SECTIÓN B Short Answers (40 MARKS)

Questions 16.to 35 cariy 2 marks each. Show all workings clearlý.

Write your answer in the space provided. Give your answers in the units
stated and in

ils simplest form whenever possible.

16. Write twelve thousand and sixty-four in figures.

Ans:

17. Fill in the blank with the missing number in the number pattern below.

1467, 14801493,_ ,1519

. Ans:

18. Two factors of 36 are 1 and 36. What are the other seven factors of 36?

Ans:

2
19. John had 6m of rope. He cuts it into pieces of !. m èach. What is the
number

of pieces he can cut from the rope.

IR .

20. Write — as a mixed number in its simplest form.

Ans

Ans:

21. ABC is a triangle. Measure and write down the size of Z ACB

Ans:_ ‘

4 . . .

22.. — of a number is 60. What is the number?

23. What is of 114?

6-

Ans:

Ans:

24. In the given figure, which line is parallel to AE?

Ans:

25. Alyssa had $230 and during a sale she paid $74 for 3 books and 5 bags.
She

. bought another 10 bags and a few boóks with all thé remaining money. If
each

book cost $8 how many books did she buy in all?

Ans:

26. 1 kg of dunans cost $ 20. How much does 4! kg of durians cost?

Ans:

27, How many angles are greater than a right angle in the figure below?

Ans: _____

28. Square X and Rectangle Y have the same area. And the perimeter of the

Rectangle Y.

20m

E Y5m

Ans:

29. Peter is thrice as old as May. May is twice as old as Shawn. If Shawn
is 11 years

oPd, how old is Peter?

Ans. ______________

30. A number has 3 factors and is divisible by 5. The number is also

smaller than 30.

What is the number?

Ans.

31. Jill has 130 stamps, Sean ha 140 stamps. How many stamps must Sean give
to Jill

so that Jill has twice as many stamps as Sean?

Ans:

32. Mr Tay sold - of his apples. If he had 350 apples left, how many apples

did he have in the beginning?

Ans: ______________

33. Ray has 17 coins. There are 8 ten-cent Coins and the rest are twenty-
cent coins

and fifty-cent coins. The total value of the coins is $4.40. How many
fifty-cent coins

are there?

Ans:

7
34. How much doe2 kg of lemon cost?

3.. ...-

-. .

Ans:$ ___________

35. A carton containing 12 similar cans weighs 6 300g. The same carton and
5 of the

cans weigh 2 800g. Find the mass of the carton.

Ans:

SECTION C - Problem Sums (30 MARKS)

For each question from 36 to 43. show your working and máthematjcal
statements

cleady in the space below each question. Write your answer En the answer
space

provided. Give your answers in the units stated and fn its simplest form
whenever

possible. Marks awarded are shown in the brackets [ ].

36. Mike and Jake had 320 stamps. After Mike had given 106 stamps to Jake,
Jake

had 3 times as many stamps as Mike. How many stamps did Mike have at first?

Ans:______________ E1

L)

Mr Ting had 600 mangoes. He sold of the mangoes and threw away.! df the

- remainder as they were rólten. He then packed the rest of the mángoes

equally into 5 boxes. How many mangoes were there in each box?

Ans:_ f3j

lo

38. Peter measured the length of 3 ropes, A, Band C. Rope A and Rope B

measured 159 cin. Rope A and Rope C measured 113 cm. Rope B and Rope C

measured 144 cm. What is the length of Rope C?

Ans:____________ [4]

‘‘
39, Mr Pang had a rectanguEar pool with an area of 48 in2. Thé length of
the pool

was thrice the breadth of the pool. He decided to build a pebble pathway
with a

width of 1 m around the pool. What would be the area of the pebble path?

Ans; _________ _4j

12

40. Jane had 300 pens and pencils. After she gave away ofthe pencils and

20 pens, she had an equal number of pendis and pens left. How many pens did

she have at first?

Ans:_____________ (4]

‘J

41 At a party, there were an equal number of men and women. After sorne
time, 70

men left the party and 50 women joined the party. At the end, there were 4
times

as many women as men. How many men were at the party at first?

Ans: _____________ 141

42. The total cost of a bag and 5 storybooks is $120. The bag costs thrice
as much

as a storybook. Find the cost of the bag.

Ans : _f4]

14 .

43. May and Joanne had a total of $1200. After May gave $240 to Joanne: May
had

only half as much money as Joanne. How much money dki May have at first?

Ans:_ J4J

15

Ql Q2 Q3 Q4Q5 Q6 Q7

[ 1 4 3 i_f 4 1

16)12064 17)1506
21)43 22)90

26)$88 27)3

31)140 + 130 = 270

2702 = 135

140—135 = 5

32)2/5-> 350

1/5->350±2 = 175

5/54175 x 5 = 875

33)6

TQ8 Q9IQ1O Qil

j4 213

18)2,3,4,6,9,12,18

23)19 24)BD

28)170m 29)66

Q12 Q13 Q14 Q15 I

3 4 3 r—i

19)9 20)4’/2

25)10

30)25

34)$32

35)6300—2800 = 3500

35O07 = 500

500 x 5 2500

2800—2500 = 300

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ŠCHOOL : ACS

SUBJECT: PRIMARY 4 MATHEMATICS

TERM : SAl

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page 1
36)4u-320

1u-)32O4 = 80

80 + 106 = 186 stamps

37)600±Š = 30õ

300± 12 = 25

12/12— 1/12 = 11/12

25 x 11 = 275

275±5 = 55

38)A+B- 159

113

B+C4144

159 + 113 + 144 = 416

416 ±2 = 208

A+B+C = 208

208 — 159 = 49cm

39)12 x 4 = 48

12 + 2 = 14

4+2=6

14 x 6 = 84

84—48 = 36

40)300—20 = 280

7u-)280

lu-)280±7 =40

40 x 2 + 20 = 100

41)70 ÷ 50 = 120

3u-)120

lu-)40

70 + 40 = 110

42)3 + 5 = 8

8u-*$120
1u-)$12O--8 = $15

$15 x 3 = $45

43)3u-$12OO

lu-) 12OO3 = 400

400 + 240 = 640

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CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL

PRIMARY FOUR

MID - YEAR EXAMINATiON 2012

MAThEMATiCS

Name:_______ ____

Class: Primary 4 ___________

Date: 11 May2012

Duration: I h 45 min

Parent’s Signature:

There are 3 sections consisting of 19 pages in this paper.

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

Section B: Short-Answer Questions 20 x 2 marks

Section C: Long-Answer Questions 5 X 4 marks

( )

Sedlon A: MuI-Choice Questions (40 marks)

Questions 1 to 20 cany 2 maits each. For each question, four options are
given. One

of them is the corred ansir. Make w chotœ(1, Z 3 or 4).

Shade the oval (1, Z 3 or 4) on the Optical Answer Sheet (OAS).

SHADE the oval completely. AS agrams aie not drawn to scale.

1. 7Th

usandsand3onesistbesameas .

(1)

7301
(2)

7031

(3)

7030

(4)

7003 ( )

2. Inwtdi otthe following are the numbers arranged from the smallest to

the greatest?

— (_)

1) 2460 , 2046 , 2406

2) 2046 , 2460 , 2406

3) 2460 , 2406 , 2046

4) 2046 , 2406 , 2460 ( )

3. How many angles inside the figure are more than 90?

(1) 5

(2) 2

(3) 3

(4) 4

4. Jenson has a packet of 48 chocolates and a bottle of 36 sets. What Is

the maximum number of friends he can share the tres with If ch

fiiend gets the same number of chocólates and sweets?

(1) 6

(2) 8

(3) 12

(4) 24 ( )

5 23_1m

7 14

What Is the missing number In the box?

(1) 6
(2) 17

(3) 31

(4) 34 ( )

6. 1798 less than 4590 is .

(1) 2792

(2) 2808

(3) 3206 :

(4) 6388 ( )

A D

ADisastraIghtne. FindLy.

(1) 530

(2) 560

(3) 76°

(4) 124° ( )

8. The figure below is made up oía uare ABCD and a rectangle FGHJ.

BF = CJ. What is the length of 8F?

9. Mr Lee has 11 shelves of books. If each shelf has 126 books, how many

books does Mr Lee have?

(1) 1226

(2) 1286

(3) 1326

10: ABCD is made up of identical tziangles. What fraction of ABCD Is

unshaded?

13

22cm

(1) 5cm

(2) 6cm

(3) 7cm

(4) 14cm ( )
(4) 1386 ( )

(1) —

(2) —

(3) —

8 ()

(4) —

11. Express your answer in ils simplest form.

4 2 6

(1) j

(2) 1

(3) lj

()

(4) 14

12. Gary bought sorne sweets and gave of the sweets to hés sister. l-le

then ale 16 sweets and gave the femarning 40 sweets to his friends.

What fraction of the sweets did he give to his friends?

(1)

4
(2) j

(3) j

7 ()

(4)

13. Mary has as many toy dolls as Nancy. If Nancy has 15 toy dolls more

than Mary, how many toy dolls do they have altogether?

(1) 5

(2) 20

(3) 25

(4) 60 ( )

14. Francis bought 5 socoer balls and 2 volleyballs for $84. If each sor

bal costs twico as much as volleyball, how much did Francis pay for

each volleyball?

(1) $7

(2) $12

(3) $14

(4) $42 ( )

15. Mrs Ong had 2kg of flour. She used 1kg of the flour to bake a cake

and I kg of the flour to make doughnuts. How many kilograms of flour

did Mrs Ong have left?

(1) 5kg

(2) 5kg

(3) 4kg

(4) 4kg ( )

16. A shop sells a packet of chocolate bars toc $12. Each packet contains 8

chocolate bars. Miss Ng warded to lve her class at 74) students a

chocolate bar each. How mudi did Miss Ng spend on the chocolate

bars?

(1) $70

(2) $90

(3) $108

(4) $126 ( )

17. Samuel scered 16 points more than Thomas In a basketball match.

Thomas scored 7 points more than Jeremy lo the same match If the 3

boys soered a total of 81 poInts. how many points did Thomas score?

(1) 17

(2) 24

(3) 40

(4) 51

18.

PIaground

Market

Park Joshua ‘—‘• Shopping centre

/1\

MRT Station Cinema library

Joshua is facing the shopping centre. If he turns 135° in the dockwise

directIon, whéro wdl he tace?

(1) Ubraiy

(2) Cinema

(3) Market

(4) MRT Station ( )

19. The entrance fee to an amusement park ride Is $15 per person. If there

were 120 visitors each day on Monday and Tuesday. how much

entrance fees was 4lTed on both days?

(1) $105
(2) $1200

(3) $1800

(4) $3600 ( )

The bar graph beiowsho the number of books sold by a bookshop fmai Monday
to

Friday. ...

Number of

books

Monday Tuesday Wndhšsday midday

20. On how many days dd the bookshop se less than 10 books?

(1) lday

(2) 2 days

(3) 3 days

(4) 4days ( )

Friday

ectio B: Short Answer Questions (40 marks)

Question 20 to 40 carnes 2 maiks eadi. Write your answer m the b4ank

—. _

21. A number when rounded off to the nearest hundred Is 360OE What is the

larqestoossible value of this nwnber?

Ans:__-

l))flc*wjge

ki Ihis space

22. ABCD is a rectangle. Find ¿EDC.

Ans:

23. Fomi the greatest odd number using the digits 2.5, 1,6.

Ans:

9
24. Arrange the following fradions ui descending ordec

221

Ans:__ .

Study the graph below carefully and answer questions 25 and 26. The

graph shows the number of books sold k a week.

70

60

50

Days or me week

Number of 40

Books sold

20

10

25. What Is the greatest increase in sale of books?

Ans:

26.

number of books sold fmm Monday to Friday. Express the answer In the

simplest form.

Ans:

DO not

h this

30

Mon

Tue Wed Thur Fri

lo

27. Tony spent of hs money on a pair of shoes and had $105 )e& How write

xnudi moneyd behave atfirst?

Ans:$______________

28. BõXAhasam sol .TetotaimaSsofBOxAandBoXBis’kg

How much heavier is Box B than Box A?

Ans: kg

29. Janice packed 4817 twit tarts ¡ita boxes. ¡fi box oentaíns 3 tarts, wh

is the mininum number of boxes she woutd need to pack a1 the tais?

Ans:_____

[‘

11

30. Andy writes a string of letters in the following pattern:

A13 B BC CA BBBCC

If the pattern continues and he writes a total of 65 letters, how many

letter ‘B’s are there altogether?

Do not wr4e

In tts space.

[1

31. MeMnboaghtacap, ajerseyand aT-shkt.Thejerseycosts$l5more

than the cap but $35 less than the T-shirt If he paid $140. how much did

the cap cost?

. .‘ .._. —

32. Joseph and Kelvin had an equal amount of money. After Joseph had

spent $136, Kelvin had thrice as much money as Joseph. How much did

each of them have at first?

Ari4.

Ans:S

I2

33. Tim had 81 marbles. He gave 14 marbles to Si Lint) and some to Sean. o
-i

He had of the marbles Ieft How many marbles did Th give Sean?

34. AO, BO and CO are straight enes meeting at pomt O. LAOB es equal to

ZAOC. LAOB is twice ¿SOC. What is the value of LAOC?

A
\

35. When a number is divided by 6,11 has a quotient of 85 and a remainder

of 2. What es the numbe??

Ans:

36. When Mis Teo is 31 years old, h& daughter Is 7 years old. In how many

years’ toe will she be thric as oki h daughterl

Ans

Do not wre

m ti aoo.

37. Michael had 224 stlders. He used some of the stickers and had of

his stickers left How many stickers dkl he use?

Ans:____________

38. 1 pen arid I book cost $14. If the cost of 4 pens and 5 books Is $62,

how much is the cost of a book?

Ans:$

1*

14

39. ibero were 76 peqle at a swimming pool. of the peop’e adufts

o1 the chddien were girls. How many kis were there at the swmning

Ans:_____

40. At a concert, every 4’ person receives a poster and every 6” person

receives a CD. What is the pesitlon of the second person who receives

both the items?

Ans:_____

I I

15

Section C; Lqqa Answer QuestIons (2e marks)

Question 41 to 45 cåcries 4 maiks each. Write ur answer in the blank

provided. Show your woddngs deady.

41. Thomas bought some padcets of sweets. Each padr.et 01 sweets cost

$2. For eveiy 2 padcets of sweets he bought, he was g.ven I free

padiet at sweets. tf he has a total 0131 padets at sweets, how much

did he spend In total?

m ffiis paoe.

14)1 J

Ans:

16

42. John and Sam had an equal amount of moœy at first After John gave

. avy $148 and Sam spent $16, Sam has 4 bmes as mudi nionej as in this

John Hi mudi did eadi of them ha at lrst?

Ans: 14]

17 I I

43. Peter has 24 chocolates moie than Gerald. After Peter gave away some
,t

chocolates and Gerald thr 20 chocolates away, Gerald wIS have in (ñu apace.

thñœ as many chocolates Peler. If Peter had 197 choadates at fùsl

how many chocolates did Peler give away?

___ LI

18

Do no( w

44. Alan had as many maztes as Charles Ben had as many marNes

as Charles. liBen liadAS more marbles than Alan, .h.many marbles

did the three boys ha altogether?

Ans: 14) 1

‚q

45. The patterns below are macfe up of sticks of equal length.

. kthspaœ.

_ rNlI INI\ISI

Pattém I Pattern 2 Pattern 3

a) How many sticks wW there be in pattern 5?

b) In whlth pattern number will them be a total of 81 stIcks?

Ans::)__________ F J

END OF PAPER.

[ka. you checked your wod?

20

ET

SCHOOL : CATHOLIC HIGH PRIMARY SCHO

SUBJECT: Primary 4- MATHS

TERI’? : SAl

Order

Paper 1

Ql 02 Q3 04 051Q6 07 08 09 õo 011 012 013 Q14.j15 Q16 Q17 Q18 Q19 020]

44 334ji 23433 3 3 1 2 3 244 21

21 3649

22 65

23 6521

24 2/5, 217, 1/4

25 Friday

26 1/3

27 168

28 8/35

29 1606

30 33

31 25

32 204

33 58
34 144

35 512

36 5

37 32

38 6

39 19

40 24

41 3l(2+1)10r1

10x2+ 1=21

21 x$2=$42

42 3u>146-16=132

lu> 132 + 3 = 44

EXAM PAPER 2012

1/2

SCHOOL : CATHOLIC HIGH PRIMARY

SUBJECT: Primary 4- MATHS

TERM :SAI

Order

44x4= 176

176 + 16 = 192

43 197-27-20=153

153 + 3 = 51

51 x 2 = 102

102 + 20 + 24 146

44 483—16

16 x 13 = 208

45a 21

45b 80÷4=20

2/2

Name:
Class. Pr 4

(1) 6

(2) 7

(3) 3

(4) 9

(1) 2390

(2) 3390

(3) 8492

(4) 9492

HENRY PARK PRIMARY SCHOcW

2012 SEME$mE(fiJJIlNAflON I

MAi4b*TlC S

PRIMARY 4

— __ )

Duration of Paper: I h 45 min

Parents Signature

SecUon A : ( 15x 2 marks =30 marks)

Read each question carefully. For each question, four options are given.

One of them is the correct answer. Choose the correct answer (1, 2, 3 or
4).

Shade the oval (1, 2, 3 or 4) on the Optical Answer Sheet provided.

1. Which of the following is a factor of 57?

2. What is the value of 678 x 14?

( )

( )

3.

Express

(1) 2

(2) 4.

(3) 4
(4) 5

as a mixed number

How many sixths are there in 7?

(1) 35

(2) 42

(3) 47

(4) 75

5. ABCD is a rectangle. Fnd ¿BAC.

(1) 13°

(2) 23

(3) 67

(4) 900

( )

( )

The area of the square ABCD is 36 cm7

What s the length of the square?

A B

(1) (cm

(2) 9cm

(3) l8cm

(4) 24cm ( )

7. The perimeter of the rectangle shown below is 88 cm.

Given that its breadth is 8 cm, what is its length?

[ j8crn

(1) 11 cm

(2) 36 cm
(3) 4Ocn,

(4)72cm ( )

8, Which of the following number is a common multiple of 3, 4 and 8?

(1) 12

(2) 24

(3) 32

(4)56 ( )

9 Apples are packed and only sold in boxes of 12.

Each box of apples costs $8 Ahmacl has $150.

What is the maximum number of apples that Ahmad can buy?

(1)96

(2) 104

(3) 216

(4)228 ( )

10. Mr Neo left his home at 13 50 on Monday.

He returned home at 02 20 the next day

How long was he away from hom&

(1) llh3Omjn

(2) 12 h 30 min

(3) 13h 30mm

(4) l4h3Ornjn ( )

11. In the figure below, how many angles inside the figure are greater

than a right angle?

(‘) 5

(2) 2

(3) 7

(4)9 ( )

4
12 How many pairs of parallel lines are there in the figure shown

below?

(1) 36cm

(2) 41 cm

(3) 46 an

(4) 65cm

(1) 1

(2) 2

(3) 3

(4) 4

13. The figure below is made up of a square*EF and

a rectangle BCDE. The length of the square is 5 cm,

The area of the rectangle is 40 cm2,

What is the perimeter of the figure ACOF?

5 cm

A’— —.‘.B_____ C

40 cm2

F [

( )

( )

14. Foui identical files and five identical notebooks cost $57

A file costs $3 more than a notebook.

What is the cost of one such file?

(1) $5

(2) $8

(3) $9

(4)$14 ( )

5 .
15. Timmy wants — of the figure shown below to be shadeu

How many more squares must he shade?

‘_ill

at .

(1) 1

(2) 2

(3) 8

(4)15 ( )

LJ*_

. /

4°

Class: Pr 4 V

Section 8: (2Qx 2 marks = 40 marks)

Readttie qa ens carefully. Show your working clearly and write your answers
in

the )rjded For. questions which require units, give your answers in the

units stated.

16. Round off 26 549 to the nearest hundred.

ËEEZ

17. 5800= ____ tens

18. 6097.8= _____ R _______

19 Find the value of 5 2

Express your answer as a mixed number n the simplest form

20. Ming took 13 min 40 s to complete his worksheet

Express the time taken in seconds.

n-

21. Measure and write down the size of ¿ ABC

L si

A
EZZÏZZ

22 Look at the diagram shown below List 2 paws of parallel lines

-j

23. XY is a straight line. Draw a line perpendicular to the line XY through

the point

A.

25. Rectangle A and Square ¡3 have the same perimeter.

Find the area of Square B

3 ___

7cm

24 Sarah is standing at X in the figure below She s facing the MRT Station

Where will Sarah face if she turns 2700 anticjockwise2

Market

I __________________

Park _______ MRT

Station

School

lo

26 Muthu has Just enough money to buy 8 pies

After buying 3 pies, he had $15 left,

How much money did Muthu have at first?

27. Mrs Raju used a total of 150 cm of red and white ribbons to decorate
her

Christmas tree. She used 70 cm more white ribbon than red ribbon

What is the length of white ribbon she used?

28. Jane had some sweets She found that she did not have any sweets left
over if

she divided the sweets into bags of 2, 4 or 7. What was the smallest
possible

number of sweets Jane had?

11

29. Mr Tan is 30 years older than his son now. Next year. Mr Tan will be
twice as

old as his son How old is Mr Tan now?

years old

30. A movie marathon lasted for 16 hours and 40 minutes. Given that the
movie

marathon ended at 14 05 on Friday, at what Urne and on what day did it

start?

Give the time in the 24-hour dock.

12

31. In the figure below. all lines meet at right angles

Find the perimeter of the figure

8m

4m

32. The figure below, not drawn to scale shows a rectangle. Find the value
of ¿ x.

13

33. The figure below is made up of 4 identical squares

Find the perimeter of the figure.

14

34 2 identical shaded squares are found inside rectangle ABC D. Th area of

eacr
shaded square is 16 m2 The length of the rectangle is 15 m What is he area
of

the unshaded part of the f’gure

35. Rani and Tom had an equal numter of sweets

After Rani gave 10 sweets to Tome Tom had twice as many sweets as Rani.

How many sweets did they have altogether?

15

Name: — - --— (

Class: Pr4 -

ctio :Íêrnarksj

Rea*ffiefoflowíng,prm sums carefully. Show your working clearly and write

yourao*wers-in1hetspàces provided. The number of marks available is shown

in

brackets [J at the end of each question or part-question.

36. There were twice as many women as men at a funfair. The number of
children

at the funfair was four times the number of women. Given that the total
number

of people at the funfaör was 2068, how many women were at the funfair?

Ans: _________ 13]

16

37 Jenny bought some cloth to make a dress, a blouse and a hat. She used 2
rn of

the cloth to make the dress. She used m of the cloth to make the blouse

She used — m less cloth to make the hat than the blouse.

(a) How much cioth did she use to make the hat?

(b) What was the length of cloth she bought? Give your answer as a mixed

number in its simplest form.

Ans: (a)________ _____

(b)_________ _j2J
17

38. Go’-don jogged from Monday to Thursday Each day, he ran 200 m more than

the day before. He ran a total of 4400 m for the four days. How far did he
run on

the first day?

Ans: ______ 141

18

39 Ling, Dan and Sara had a total of 6576 stamps. After Ling and Sara each

received 164 stamps from Dan, all three Children had the same number of

stamps. How many stamps did Sara and Dan each have at first?

Ans: Sara: , Dan :________ _____ [4]

19

40 Ah, Sen and Charles had sorne marbles Ah had of the marbles

Ben had of the marbles. Charles had 210 marbles

How many marbles did they have altogether?

Ans: _____________

20

41 Cahne had 120 beads al (trst She gave 35 beads to Danny and a number of

beads to Elle. Cahne then had of her beads left. How many beads did Calme

give to Elle?

Ans: [41

21

42. Jackie and Ray had the same amount of money at first Ray then received
$70

from his father. After that, Ray donated $160 and Jackie donated-$20 to a

charity. In the end, Jackie had 6 times as much money as Ray. How much

money did Jackie have at first?

Ans: _141

43 Identical square Tile A and identical rectangular file B were used to

cover a

footpath completely in the pattern shown below. The length of Tile A was 3
m
and 9 of them were used to tile the footpath. Given that the total area of
the

footpath is 216 m2, find the length of Tile B.

3m

4 ———,.

Setters: Mr Tseng In Fang

Mdm Oti SeowWe

I B

.... ALB

4—- —----h

-ENE) OF PAER

Ans: __14J

23

EXAM PAPER 2012

ŠCHOOL : HENRY PARK

SUBJECT: PRIMARY 4 MATHEMATICS

TERM : SAl

Q1IQ2

1314 3

16) 26500

21)1200

+ 1 ¡ W±TffW%2 Q14š

17)580 tens 18)762 Rl 19)42/3 20)820s

22)GF//BC 23)

EFI/AB

24)School

29)59 years old

33)30m

25)25cm 2 26)$24
30)Day: Thursday

Time: 05 25

34)88m2

35)60 sweets

27)110cm

31)42m

28)28 sweets

32)36

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pye j.

36)ljufljtS-i2O68

1unit—2068.. 11 = 188

2unitS-) 188 x 2 = 376 women

37)a)2/3 = 8/12

1/4 = 3/12

8/12 — 3/12 = 5/12

b)8/12 + 5/12 = 13/12 = 11/12

11/12 + 2m = 3i,im

38)200 x 6 = 1200

4400— 1200 = 3200

3200 -e-4 = 800m

39)164 x 3 = 492

6575—492 = 6084

3units- 6084

1unit-)6O84-3 = 2028

2028 = 492 = 2520

Sara: 2028 stamps Dan: 2520 stamps

40)5unfts-.2j

1unit-21O- 5 = 42

l2unjts-)42 x 2 = 504 marbles

41)8njts of Caline- 120

luflitofCaIjne.-j2O :-8 = 15

3u-15 x 3 = 45

120—45 = 75

75—35 = 40 beads

42)160 — 70 = 90

90—20 = 70

705 = 14

14 x 6 = 84

84 + 20 = 104

43)3 X 3 = 9

9 x 9 = 81

216—81 = 135

1359 = 15

3 x 5 = 15

Ans: 5m

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NAN HUA PRIMARY SCHOOL

CONTINUAL ASSESSMEpSg 2 (2012)

PRIMARY FOUR

MATHEMAj

Duration 1 hour 45 mInutes

Date: 24 August 2012

INS1R1JCTONS TO CANDIDAT

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.

3. Follow all Instructions carefully.

4. Answer aU questions.

5. Write your answers in this booklet.

—
Marks Obtained

[ I /100]

Name. ___________ )

Class: Primary 4

Parens Signature:

Section A: Multiple Choice Questions (20x2 marks = 40 maj

Questions 1 to 20 carry 2 marks each. For each question, four options are
given

One of them is the correct answer. Choose the correct answer (1, 2, 3 or 4)
and

shade the correct oval on the Optical Answer Sheet (OAS).

1. What is the value of the digit ‘8’ in 38 146?

(1) 8ones

(2) 8 tens

(3) 8 hundreds

(4) 8 thousands ( )

2. A number when rounded off to the nearest hundred is 49 300.

Which of the followIng could be the number?

(1) 49239

(2) 49341

(3) 49353

(4) 49380 ( )

3. The product of two numbers is 1728. One of the numbers is 8.

What is the other number?

(1) 172

(2) 216

(3) 1720

(4) 1736 ( )

4. Which number is not a common factor of 24 and s6?

(1) 8

(2) 6
(3) 3

(4)4 ( )

5. How many quarters are there in 4;?

(1) 7

(2) ii

(3) 3

(4) 19 ( )

6. What is the answer when 6 295 is rounded off to 2 decima’ places ‘?

(1) 6.20

(2) 6.29

(3) 6.30

(4) 6.39 ( )

7. 20 tens, 5 tenths and 6 hundre&hs is the same as

(1) 20.56

(2) 20.506

(3) 200.56

(4) 200.506 ( )

8. Exprese 7.05 as a mxed number in the simplest form.

(1)

(2) 7

(3)

(4) ( )

9. Ayden had 60 stickers and 40 stamps at first. He gave of the stickers

and - of the stamps away. How many stickers and stamps did he give

away?

(1) 35

(2) 40

(3) 55
(4) 65

10. Find the product of 34.5 and 3. What is the value of the digit ‘3’ in
the

product?

(1) 300

(2) 30

(3) 3

(4) 0.3 ( )

11. 16x8=11x8+ __ x8

(‘) 5

(2) 6

(3) 7

(4)8 ( )

12. Belinda had 6 kg of sugar. She gave 2 kg of sugar to Cathy and kg

of sugar to Dorothy. How many kilograms of sugar had she left?

(1) 2g kg

(2) kg

(3) 3 kg

(4) 5— kg

16. The table below

Sunday.

(1)

(2)

(3)

(4)

35.7 kg

47.6 kg

107.1 kg

142.8 kg

shows a total of 264 kg of meat sold by Mr Foo on a

13. A number when divided by 7 has a quotient of 215 and a remainder of 6

What is the number?

(1) 1297

(2) 1505

(3) 1511

(4) 1547 ( )

14, What is the perimeter of a square which has an area of 64 cm2

(1) 32cm

(2) 16cm

(3) 8 cm

(4) 4cm (

15 A string is 59.6 m long. Elaine used 8 m of it and cut the remaining

string

into 4 equal pieces, What is the length of each of these 4 equal pieces?

(1) l2.90m

(2) 14.70m

(3) l4.88m

(4) l4.89m

( )

Given that thrice as much chicken as mutton were sold, how many

kilograms of mutton were sold?

( )

17. In the figure below, find the length of the iron nail using the given
ruler.

iron nail

(1) 4.2cm

(2) 47cm

(3) 8.2 cm

(4) 87cm

18. The figure below is not drawn

right angles, find its perimeter.

24cm

(1) 78cm

(2) 84cm

(3) 108cm

(4) 128 cm

ruler

(cm)

( )

to scale. Given that all the lines meet at

30cm

10cm

( )

1- — - -

19. Mr Ho had some chicken He sold 1255 kg of chicken to Mr Iskandar

and 2385 kg of chicken to Mr Jama’. The remaining amount of chicken

was packed equally into 3 packets of L3 kg each. What Was the mass of

chicken that Mr Ho had at first?

437kg

(3)

5l.7kg

583

kg

20. In the square grid below, Gary ‘s at Point A and acìng

makes a — turn clockw he will face Point

(1)

(2)

(3)

(4)
B

—,

North-east it he

( )

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

Questions 21 to 40 carry 2 marks each. Wnte out the correct answers for the

following questions in the blanks provided. Show your workings clearly and

give your answers in the units provided.

21. Express as a decimal.

Ans

22. What do point A and point B represent in the number hne below?

1.9 2 2.1

I I Ii I I I I J .—+ if J I I—4—————-

Ans: PointA- PointB:

23. What is the sum of 12 tenths and 3 hundredths?

Ans:

24, The figure below Shows a line AB and a point X. Draw a line

perpendicular to AB, passing through point X an the given space below.

A B

---- --
25, A box of candies costs $9, when corrected to the nearest dollar. What
is the

lowest possible price of the box of candies?

Ans: $

- _ -

26. AEFD and EBCF are rectangI Name one line that s parallel to EF

A__ E B

LI NJ

D F - C

Ans: __________

27 There are 22 girls and 18 boys in Class 4M What traction of the children

are girls? Express your answer in the simølest form.

28. In the figure below, square ABCD is made up of smafier unit squares and

some rectangles. What fraction of square ABCD is unshaded?

Ans

29 Lance ran 3.1 km on Monday On Tuesday, he ran km more than the

distance he ran on Monday. What was the total distance he ran on these

two days?

Ans: ____ km

30 The diagram below Shows a square Within a circle. The perimeter 01 the

square is 36 cm, and the cwcie has an area of 154 cm2. Find the area of

the unshadJ part of the circle.

31. Arrange the following in decreasing order

35

0.63 , 0.097

loo

Ans: cm2
:--

— - _. -

----- ,,- .--.

Ans: ____ , _______ , ?

(Greatest (Smallest)

10

Which two of the following fractions are smaller than

2 3 4 5

3 ‘ 7 ‘ 8 ‘ Ii

34. The figure below is made up of 2 squares. The unshaded square has a

side of 5 cm. If the shaded area is 56 cm2, what is the length of the
bigger

square?

Ans: cm

32. The perimeter of a rectangle is 56 cm. f the length of the rectangle is

3

times its breadth, what is the area of the rectangle?

Ansi ______ cm2

33

Ans: - and

11

35 Michaei had $40 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 cookies cost?

Ans: $

36 A jug can hold i65 of water. A bottle can hold 0.31 less water than the

jug. What is the total capacity of 2 similar bottles?

Ans: _____ _________ e

37. At the superma<e Mrs Urn bought 3 kg of prawns at $12..5Q per kg and

$9.25 for some frjit. If she gave the cashier a $100 note, how much
change did she receive?

Ans$

12

38. Find the value of 6.27 x 8.

Pins:

- -:

39. Nancy has $46.50. Oliver has $3.75 iess than Nancy but $8.20 more than

Peter. how much money does Peter have?

Ans: $_____________

40. Mr Quek had just enough money to buy 20 oranges only. He bought 14

oranges and had $2.70 left. How much money did he have at first?

Ans: $

13

2flCt4marks

For each of the following questjon show your workings clearly in the space

below each question and Wnte your answers in the Spaces proyjj For

questions which require units, give your answers with the apfropna units

41 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 A to

Tn B. Find the distance from Town A to Town C (Round off your

answer to the nearest km)

Town A Town 8 To C

— —.

----_-

42. A bag of coffee beans and a pacicet of sugar have a mass of 3.025 kg.

If one bag of coffee beans is four times as heavy as one packet of

sugar, what is the total mass of 7 bags of coffee beans and 8 packets

of Sugar?

14
a. wendy nd ‘(ah each had a ribbon at first Wendy’s ribbon was 8.68 m

long. After sh c4it off 1.24 m and:gave this to Yati, Wendy had 4 times

th total Iengh ofthe 2 ribbons that Yati had in the end.

What was the length of Yati’s ribbon at first? I

15

44. The total mass of 3 bEg sImE$ar sacks of flour is the same as the total

mass of 5 smafl similar sacks of flour. A big sack of flour is 1.7 kg

heavier than a smaI sack of flour. What is the total mass of 9 such

small sacks of flour?

16

45. Mrs Rajoo had a sum of money. At the Great Singapore Sale, she

spent - of her money on 5 similar pairs of shoes and half of her

money on an oven. She then spent $52.30-on clothes and had $8870

left. What was the price of each pair of shoes?

17

EXAM APER 2012

SCHOOL : NAN HUA

SUB)ECT: PRIMARY 4 MATHEMATICS

TERM : CA2

FW,4j419py1J Qi4fi5jiff3

92O

21)5.75 22)Pojnt A :1.93 Point B: 2.09

24)

32)568 = 7

7 x 3 = 21

21 x 7 = 147cm2

33)3/7 and 5/11

34)5 x 5 25

56 + 25 = 81

81- 9 X 9
Ans: 9cm

25)$8.50

29)6.4km

26)AD

23)1.23

27)11/20

28)9/16

30)73cm2 31)0.63, /2 35/100, 0.097

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.1

35)$40 - $7 = $33

$33 — $16.80 = $16.20

36)1.65 — 0.3 = 1.35

1.35 x 2 = 2.7L

37)$12.50 x 3 = $37.50

$37.50 + $9.25 = $46.75

$100.00 — $46.75 = $53.25

38)6.27 x 8 = 50.16

39)$46.50 — $3.75 = $42.75

$42.75 — $8.20 = $$34.55

40)$0.45 x 14 = $6.30

$6.30 + $2.70 = $9

41)40.5 —3.95 = 36.55

40.5 + 36.55 = 77.05

77.05 77

The distance is 77km.

42)3.025+5 = 0.605

0.605 x 8 = 4.840

0.605 x 4 2.420
2.420 x 7 = 16.940

16.940 + 4.840 = 21.780

The total mass is 21.780kg

43)8.68 — 1.24 = 7.44

7.44±4 = 1.86

1.86 — 1.24 = 0.62

Yati’s ribbon was 0.31m at first.

44)1.7 x 3 = 51

2 small sacks-)5.lkg

1 small sack-)5.1+2 = 2.55

9 small sacks-) 2.55 X 9 = 22.95

The mass of 9 small sacks of flour is 22.95 of 9 such small sacks of flour.

45)$88.7o + $52.30 = $141

$141÷5 = $28.20

Each pair of shoe cost $28.20

Page 2

Nan

Class Primary 4

CHIJ ST NICHOLAS GIRLS’ SCHOOL (PRIMARY)

Primary 4 Mathematics

2012 Continual Assessment Two

Booklet A

23td August 2012

TOTAL TIME FOR BOOKLETS A AND B: 1 HOUR 45 MINUTES

Do not turn over this page until you are told to do so.

Follow all Instrutj()nS carefully.

Answer aft questions.

This booklet consists of 8 printed pages including the cover Pages.

Section A: (16 x 2 marks)

For each question, four options are given. One of the options is the
correct answer. Shade the correct oval (1, 2, 3 or 4) on the Optical

Answer Sheet. Please use only 28 pencil and SHADE the oval

completely.

-- -_- - -- -- ---

1 Which of the following numbers is 26 700 when rounded off to the

nearest 100?

‘ 26549

2) 26651

3) 26 753

4) 26 788

2. What is the value of the digit 6 fl 86.549?

1) 60 ones

2) 60 tens

3) 600 tenths

4) 600 hundredths

3. Emily had some stamps. She shared the stamps equally amongst

some friends. If s1ea- flð4-sf she wøuld have 3

stamps left over. If she gave each friend 5 stamps, she would be

short of 5 stamps. How many stamps did she have?

1) 8

2)15

3) 20

4) 35

4 What is the missing decimal in the number Pattern’?

9.03, 12.033, 15.036, 21042, 24.045

1) 18.039

2) 18.062

3) 18066

4 18336
5. The figure below Is not drawn to scale. It is made up of a rectangle

and a square. The area of the square is 144 cm2. The length of the

square is twice the breadth of the rectangle. Find the area of the

whole figure.

1) 72cm2

2) 216 cm2

3) 848 cm2

4) 792 2

6. How many eighths are there altogether in 3 2

1) 6

2) 9

3) 24

4) 30

7. What is the missing number in the box”

10 E1 60

12 42 72

1) 30

2) 35

3) 40

4) 48

I ¡

8. Find the difference between 4 and the sum of j—j- andj .

14

2)

19

3) 3—

33

25

4) 3—
33

hxpress 236 is a nbxecj numbei in th sirnpest form

18

1) 2—

50

19

2) 2—

50

3) 2—

4 2—--

‘ 25

1 7

10. Mrs Mok went to the market and bought I jkg of prawns and 3jj- kg

of fish. How much seafood did she buy altogether?

1) 21-kg

2) 2kg

17

3) 4kg

59

4) 4; kg

How many more rectangles must be shaded so that of the figure is

shaded?

1) 3

2) 6

3) 7

4) 10

12. 7.1497 + I +
10 1000

1) 4

2) 9

3) 49

4) 149

13. Camellga turned through an angle of 225 in the dockwse d’rect,or

and faced the pond. Where was she facing at first?

Sports Hall

School Hall

(rack

Parade square

Classrooms

General

Office

1) Canteen

2) Classrooms

3) School hail

4) Parade square

14. At a gymnastics competition, of the competitors are girls. There

are 156 fewer boys than girls. How many competitors were there at

the Competition?

1) 39

2) 195

3) 351

4) 1404

Pond

//
Canteen

15. Mr Ahmad had loo cartons of drinks. There were 50 packets o( dnnjçs

rn each carton. He sold 1700 packets of drinks on Monday and

26 cartons of drinks on Tuesday. He sold the remaining packets of

dnnks Ofl Wednesday. How many packets of drinks did he sell on

Wednesday?

1) 2000

2) 2300

3) 2700

4) 3000

16. Devan’s age is a multiple of 8 now. In 4 years’ time, his age will be a

multiple of 11. How old is he now?

1) 40

2) 44

3) 48

4) 88

- END OF BOOKLET A -

Name

Class

Prima ¡y 4

CHIJ ST NICHOLAS GIRLS’

SCHOOL(PRIMARY)

Primary 4 Mathematics

2012 ContinuaI Assessment Two

Booklet B

23d August 2012

TOTAL TIME FOR BOOKLETS A AND B: 1 HOUR 45 MINUTES

Do not turn over this page until you are toki to do so.
Folløw ft nStnje carefully.

This booklet consists of 17 printeci pages including the cover page.

Parent’s/Guardian ‘s Signature

x2 rksJ

Write down your answers in the spaces provided. Show all workings clearly.

6 .

17. Express 4— as a decimai.

Ans.

1 8a. Round off 59.995 to 2 decimal•pj.

b. 41 tenths 34 hundredths and 5 thousandths as a decimal is

Ans: a) ________

b)

19 Find the perimeter of the gure below (The figure is not drawn (o scale
and ail

i’nes meet at right angles

20. Arrange the decimals in ascending order

6.49, 6.422, 6.4, 6.469 6.402

Ans:

—,,

33

28cm

Ans:

cm

21 What ‘s the missing decimal in the box2

2.01

Ans: ____
- —

22. Jenny has a box of erasers that can be shared equally among 2, 3 or 5
of her

friends. What is the smallest possjbie number of erasers in the box?

Ans:

_ m

2.02

23 rhe figure below is made up of a square and 4 identEcaj rec1anges

F,nd the area of the whole figure

24. C is South-west of

Rfls

Ans:

——--—-—-------—--.-____-___. cm2;

[E

25, Terry wants to buy a bicycle that costs $894 He has $286 in savlr)qs
What is

the amount that Terry has to save every month n order to buy the btcycðe in

months’ time?

Ans:$

26. The figure below shows a rectangle and a square. Find the sum-of 4a and
¿b.

Ans:

27. Aftandi has a piece of wire measuring 340 cfi He used it to make two
squares

of side 29 cm. How much wire did he have left?

Ans cm
28. Sitj bought 2 computers and 8 thumb drives as pnzes for a tucky draw.
What was

the total amount she spent?

Item

Computer each

Thumb drive i for $14 f

An$ [

30. and represents whole numbers.

If x = 72, at the largest possible value of

Ans:

29 The íIgue below is made up of two squares The area of the bigger square
is

121 cm2 Find the shaded area of the figure.

ill

Ans:

cm2

31. 93 pupUs signed up for a 100-m sprint event !f 8 pupds participated in

each of

the heats, what is the minimum number of heats needed for all the pupi to

complete the event?

Ans:

32. Form the smallest possible mixed number with the digits 5, 3 and 2.

Use each aìgt once only.

Ans:

33 The perimeter of the rectangle and the square is the same. What is the
breadtj»

of the rectangle?

Ans: ______

34. Isnardi was given a rectangular metal sheet, 20 m by 15 m. He was asked

to
cut out 3—m squares from it. What is the maximum number of 3-m squares he

is able to cut out?

11cm

9 cm

Ans:

_3-m squares

Study the graph below Carefully. Use it to answer questions 35 and 36

The bar graph shows the greatest distance a group of boys were able to jump

during their annual physical fitness test.

C.,

o-

-‚

G;

(J

.-.

Number of Boys

35 What fraction of the boys were able to jump at least 180 cm?

Ans: ________

ib. 5 .

of the boys who hadumped 180cm wear spectades. How many more

boys, who had jumped 180 cm, wore spectacles?

Ans:

38. Kai Ting has 681 Cupcakes. She sold 309 CUpcakeS and shared the rest of

the cupcakes equaUy. with 3 friends, How many cupcakes did each of them
receive?

Section C: (28 marj I

Solvo the following problems All mathematical working and staterneiit5 must

be shown clearly, t .

‘s

37. There were some fish in a fish tank. of them were goldfish, 36 of them
Were

in the fish tank altogether?

angelfish and the remaining 62 fish were guppies. How many fish were there

Ans:

Ans:

1 31

.. t

39. Crate A contaIned 6 times as many docks as Crate B When 1215 clocks

were transferred from Crate A to Crate B. both crates had the sm numb.

of clocks. How many clocks were there in both crates’

Ans: [3]

40. 3 identical guitars and 2 identical grand pianos cost $ 32 195. 1 such
guitar

and I such grand piano cost $ 15 965. How much Will 2 such grand pianos

cost?

Ans: 131 L

41 At a fruit stall, a mango is priced at $3. For every 6 mangoes bought, 2

mangoes would be given away free, If Aunt Aishah spent a total of $ 1293 o

mangoes how many mangoes did she receive in all?

Ans : [41

42. The figure below is made up of rectangle and 3 squares P, Q and R ¡

fi:

length of the rectangle is thnce the length of P. Find the area of the
fgurc
Ans: ______ ______ (4]

a) How many bottles of milk does each goat produce?

b) - of the cows and of the goats were sold to another farm. The remaining

animals continued to produce milk that was sold at $2 per bottle. How much

money was collected from the sale of all the milk?

43 The table below shows the number of bottles of milk produced on a faim
1)s.

the tabte to answer (a) and (b)

F Numbj

Animal animals produced by each animal

30

Totai number of

vin

this

Spa(

A.is:a.) __[ 2]

b) ________ ___ [2]

44 Mr Johnson marked out an area in his rectangular gardei for growing

sunfJowe He wants to fence up his sunflower patch If 1 metre of tencinij

costs $27, how much will it cost Mr Johnson to fence up the entire
SUflfloer

patch?

-(-—- 38 m

[,

Lii

.!

Ans: _[4]

- END OF PAPER
SCHOOL : CHU

SUBJECT: PRIMARY 4 MATHEMATICS

TERM CA2

17)46/8 X 125

= 4isoiiooo = 4.75

18)a)59.995 60.00

b)4.10 + 0.34 + 0.005

= 4445

19)33 — 17 = 16

162= 8

(28 x 2) + (33 X 2)

56 + 66 = 122

122 + (8x2) = 138Cm

20)6.4, 6.402, 6.422, 6.469, 6.49

21)2.024

22)2: 2,4,6,8,1O,12,14,j,j,0 22 24 26 28 (30)

3: 3i69,12,15,i8,21,24,27,(3O)

5: 5,10, 15,20,25,(30),35,40 45 50

23)6 + 6 + 2 = 14

14 x 6 84cmz

24)D

E)(APiP4PER2OjT

Page 1 to 4

page 1

25)894 — 286 = 608

609 —8 = $76

26)28° +19 —47°

90 —47° =43°

90 :-2 = 45°

45 — 18° = 27°
27° +43’ =70

27)29 x 8 = 232

340— 232 = 108cm

28)$l0 10 x 2 = $2020

$2020 ÷ $112 = $2132

29)11 x 11 121

3+3=6

11—6 = 5

5 x 5 = 25

121 — 25 = 96cm2

30)0 x Li = 72

0+0

1 + 72 = 73

31)93±8 = 11 R5

11 + 1 = 12

32)2.3/5 -)smallest

33)9x4 = 36

11 + 11 = 22

36—22 = 14

142 = 7cm

34)20÷3 = 6 R2

15±3 = 5

6 x 5 = 30 3-m squares

Page 2

35)17 + 12 ÷ 7+6 = 29 + 13 = 42

17 + 12 + 7 = 36

Boys able to jump at least l8Ocm-)36/42

36 2 = 18

42: 2 = 21

21 —3 = 7
36)5/6 of 12 = 10 (spec)

12 — 10 = 2 (not wearing spec)

10 — 2 8

37)1—4/11 = 7/11

7/11436 + 62 = 98

1/11498±7 = 14

1/114 14 x 11 = 154

There were 1.54 fish in the fish tank altogether.

38)681 — 309 = 372

372 ±4—93

Each of them received 93 cupcakes.

39)1215±5 243

7 + 7 = 14

243 x 14 = 3402

There are 3402 clocks in both crates.

40)3 guitar + 2 grand pianos4$32195

1 guitar + 1 grand piano-)$15965

2 guitar + 1 grand piano-*$32195 — $15965 = $16230

1 guitar4 $16230 —$15965 = $265

1 grand piano->$15965 — $265 = $15700

2 grand pianos4$15700 x 2 = $31400

2 such grand pianos cost $31400

41)1293÷3 = 431 (bought)

431+6 = 71 R5

71 x 2 = 142

431 = 142 = 573

She received 573 mangoes in all.

Page 3

42)Q and R-)3 x 3 = 9

9 x 2 = 18
6 x 6 = 36

Rectangle-) 6 x 3 = 18

18 x 6 = 108

Total-*108 + 36 + 18 = 162

The area of the figure is 162cm2

43)a)30 x 8 = 240

490 — 240 = 250

250-5O = 5

Each goat produces 5 bottles of milk.

b)1/3 x 30 = 10

30— lo = 20 (left)

2/5 x 50 = 20

50—20 = 30 (left)

20 x 8 160

30 x 5 = 150

150 + 160 = 310

310 x 2 = 620

$620 was collected from the sale of the milk.

44)38—4—jj. = 23(L)

23—4—4. 15(B)

23 + 23 + 15 + 15 = 76

76 x 27 = 2052

It would cost $2052 for Mr Johnson to fence up the entire sunflower patch.

Page 4

Rosyth School

Tlndivalwork

What’s Wrong?

Qiijectives;

j) To add and subtract fractions.

ii) To multiply a fraction by a whole number.

iii) To connect conceptual and procedural knowledge

Read the Following number statements carefully. Circle the wrong answer.

Show the correct solution on the nght. (4 marks)

Primary 4 Alternative Assessment 2012

Mathematics

Name: __________________ ( ) Class : P4 -

Date. )-3-i Parent’s Signature-

Duration: 30 minute

Which is Wrong -

a.

4 288

Correct Answer(s)

b. 2!_!=1!

6 3 3

C.

X2816

Cor wins)

d.

5-

x 54 =40

Task3b:_Mial sis —Fraction

Obiectjve;

To provide opportunity for pupils to use their critical thinking skills to

discover the error

and correct it

What’s Wrong?

Read the word problem below carefully.

1) Identify the correct model and fill in the blank with the correct
answer. (1 mark)

Word Problorn

All had 245 marbles. -- of them were green and of the remainder were blue
and the ¡

J rest were yellow marbles. F

J (a) How many green marbles did he have?

[f) How many more yellow marbles than green marbles did he have?

.-

Model I

G[]

B Li 1 245

LI I IZJ J

Model 2

GLi ,.)

B Li LI 245

Y El, I 1 1 LI J

Model 3

B EEIEZEZJ 245

Li ïi J

I) The correct model is Model ___________

il) My solution: You may use (he correct model to help you solve the word
problem

You have to write your number sentences and word statements clearly. (4
marks’

ii) My solution:

Answec (a)_____________

(b)

(he End -—

EXAM PAPER 2012

SCHOOL : ROSYTH
SUBJECT: PRIMARY 4 MATHEMATICS

TERM : CA2 ____

- --

I b r7-1/32_1/62,6 t

13I6

= 11h

d 5/6x54/1=45

ii)7u4245

a)1u-2457 = 35

b)3u-35 x 3 = 105

105—35 = 70

a)He has 35 green marbles.

b)He has 70 more yellow marbles than green marbles.

DATE

AI TONG SCHOOL

2012

CONTINUAL ASSESSMENT 2

PRIMARY .4

MATHEMATICS

: 23August 2012

!NSTliuc TIONS

Do not open the booklet until you are told to do so.

Follow ah instructions

Answer all questions.

Name

Class

Date

---

: Primary 4

Parent’s Signature
)

DURATION: I h 45 mn

F. -

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Section A

Questions Ito 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 which of the following numbers does the digit 6 stand for 60?
(1) 26049
(2) 75601
(3) 83 062
(4) 60483
2 3.02 = 3 + 2/ [ ]
2. What is the missing number in the box?
(1) 1
(2) 10
(3) l00
(4) 1000
3.6x10000+8x1000+2x100+4x1= ______
(1) 68241
(2) 68204
(3) 68201
(4) 68024
4 Which of the following is a factor of both 8 and 16?
(1) 24
(2) 16
(3) 3
(4) 4
5 How many quarters are there in 3 wholes?
(1)1/4
(2)3/4
(3) 3
(4) 12
6 Which of the following letters has perpendicular lines?
(1) X
(2) A
(3) C
(4) H
7. 24.7x6= [ ] x 2, what is the missing number in the box?
(1) 49.4
(2) 74.1
(3) 148.2
(4) 296.4
8 Round off the sum of 1.29, 5.48 and 8.36 to 1 decimal place.
(1) 15.0
(2) 15.1
(3) 15.2
(4) 15.3
9. Mrs Goh packed some sweets into packets of 4 and had 3 sweets left. If
she packed them into packets of 5, there would be no sweets left over.
Which of the following is a possible number of sweets that Mrs Goh had at
first?
(1) 11
(2) 19
(3) 25
(4) 35
10. The sum of two numbers is 60.5. One of the numbers is 12.24 less than
the other number. What is the smaller number?
(1) 24.13
(2) 36.37
(3) 48.26
(4) 72.74
11. The total cost of 3 similar dresses and a bag is $317. The bag costs
$89. How much more does the bag cost than one dress?
(1) $13
(2) $76
(3) $139
(4) $228
12. PQRS is a rectangle not drawn to scale. Find the sum of ∠SPT and ∠PQT.
(1) 27°
(2) 43°
(3) 700°
(4) 110°
13. Mrs Goh bought 20 kg of flour. She used 7(3/5) kg to bake some cakes
and 7/10 kg to bake some cookies. How many kilograms of flour had she left?
(1) 11(7/10) kg
(2) 12(3/10) kg
(3) 14(2/5) kg
(4) 19(3/10) kg
14 The figure below is made up of a square and a rectangle, not drawn to
scale. Find its perimeter.
(1) 20cm
(2) 33 cm
(3) 40 cm
(4) 45 cm
15. Write the decimal represented by A
16 Find the value of 8.67 x 3.
17 What is the remainder when 2013 is divided by 6?
18 Fill in the blank with the correct number in the number pattern below.
3769, 3919, 4069, _________, 4369
19. 5873 ÷ 7 = ____
20 Round off 53 129 to the nearest hundred.
21. 23.85 + 1.09 = ____
22 what number is 10 more than 8995?
23. 2380 x 5 = __________
24 Mrs Deepa wants to buy 2 kg of milk powder. How much can she save if she
buys the 2-kg tin instead of two 1-kg tins of milk powder?
25 In the space provided, complete square ABCD by drawing 3 more lines. One
side of the square, AB, has been drawn for you. Label points C and D.
26. Mina had 150 sweets and cookies. After giving away 3/4 of her sweets
and 35 cookies, she had an equal number of sweets and cookies left. How
many sweets had she left?
27. Name two pairs of perpendicular, lines in the figure below.
28. Draw a line parallel to line AD through point B. Mark the point E where
the line meets CD. Measure CE
29. Some shapes are drawn as shown below. How many more circles must be
drawn so that of the total number of shapes is circles?
30. Grace is standing at point X and facing point B. She wants to turn
anti-clockwise to face point E. She must turn _____ degrees,
31. Measure and write down the size of ∠a.
32. The perimeter of the square ABCD is 48 cm. E and F are the midpoints of
side AB and BC respectively. Find the area of the shaded part.
33. The figure is made up of 2 rectangles, not drawn to scale. Find the
perimeter of the whole figure.
34. At the zoo, there were some passengers on a tram as it left Station A.
At Station B, 16 passengers alighted and 20 boarded the tram. At Station C,
11 passengers boarded and nobody alighted. Then there were 52 passengers
on-board the tram. How many passengers were on the tram at Station A?
35. Mr Muthu bought 5 bags of curry powder. The mass of each bag of curry
powder was 12.52 kg. He then repacked them equally into 9 smaller packets.
What was the mass of each smaller packet? Round-off your answer to 1
decimal place.
36. There were some adults and children at a party. 3/8 of the people were
adults. 3/4 of the children were boys. If there were 20 girls, how many
more children than adults were there?
37. 2 similar books cost as much as 3 similar magazines. If 4 such books
and 3 magazines cost $29.70, find the cost of 2 such books.
38. At a football field, 18 boys lined up in a row for their warm-up
exercise. The spacing between two boys was the same. The distance between
the 3rd boy and 8th boy was 6.25m. What was the distance between the 11th
boy and the boy and the last boy?
39. The total mass of Adrian and Ben is 116.4 kg. The total mass of Ben and
Cai Ling is 93.1 kg. The total mass of Adrian and Cai Ling is 108.3 kg.
What is the mass of Cai Ling?
40. There were thrice as many men as women at an exhibition. After 45 men
felt the exhibition, there were twice as many women as men that remained
behind. How many men and women were there altogether at the exhibition at
first?
Draw a clearly labelled model as part of your method.
41. Mother bought a bottle of cooking oil. For the first week, she used
1/2 ℓ of cooling oil. For the second week, she used 1/12 ℓ more cooking oil
than the first week. Mother was then left with half the bottle of cooking
oil. How many litres of cooking oil did she-buy at first? Express your
answer in the simplest form.
42. A rectangular floor measures 24 m by 13 m. A rectangular carpet and a
square rug are placed on the floor as shown. The area of the floor that is
not covered is 193 m2. Find the length of the square rug. The figure is not
drawn to scale.
43 Grace folded a rectangular sheet of paper as shown in the figure below.
The figure is not drawn to scale. She then drew a line EG as shown,

(a) If ∠FEG is 52°, find ∠x.

(b) If ∠ADE is 64°, find ∠y.

RAFFLES GIRLS’ PRIMARY SCHOOL

SEMESTRAL ASSESSMENT 2

2012

1. What does the digit 4 in 10 453 stand for?

(1) 4000
(2) 400
(3) 40
(4) 4
2. Round off 29 598 to the nearest hundreds.
(1) 29000
(2) 29500
(3) 29590
(4) 29600
3. Raja has a square carpet which has an area of 36 m2. What is the length
of the carpet?
(1) 6m
(2) 9m
(3) 3m
(4) 12m
4. Sumei started doing her homework at 15 25. She completed her homework 1
h 55 min later. What time did she complete her homework?
(1) 13 30
(2) 16 20
(3) 17 00
(4) 17 20
5. The table below shows the mass of 4 fruits.
What is the total mass of the lightest fruit and the heaviest fruit?
(1) 106 g
(2) 132 g
(3) 140 g
(4) 166 g
6. Mrs Copal had $20.90 at first. She bought 4 packets of potato chips at
$3.95 each. How much money did she have left?
(1) $4.60
(2) $5.10
(3) $16.00
(4) $16.20
7. How many quarters are there in 3 wholes?
(1)3/4
(2)1(1/3)
(3)12
(4)4
8. One of the lines in the figure is parallel to AE. Which line is parallel
to line AE?
(1) Line AB
(2) Line BD
(3) Line BE
(4) Line DE
9. Which of the following is NOT an equivalent fraction of
(1)2/3
(2)4/6
(3)6/8
(4)8/12
10. What is the number when 251.63 is rounded off to 1 decimal place.
(1) 251.0
(2) 251.6
(3) 251.7
(4) 252.0
11. Which number below is 100 more than 8497?
(1) 8397
(2) 8498
(3) 8507
(4) 8597
12. In which of the following numbers does the digit 3 stand for 3
hundredths?
(1) 311.25
(2) 213.56
(3) 210.35
(4) 578.43
13. The figure below shows a rectangle.
(1) 45cm
(2) 60 cm
(3) 105cm
(4) 120cm
14. The graph below shows the height of a plant over a month.
During which period of time was the growth of the plant the fastest?
(l) week 0 to week 1
(2) week 1 to week 2
(3) week 2 to week 3
(4) week 3 to week 4
15. 9 bottled drinks weigh 2 kg 970 g. What is the mass of a dozen bottled
drinks?
(1) 1980 g
(2) 3300 g
(3) 3960 g
(4) 4104 g
16. Arrange the following numbers from the smallest to the greatest.
2019, 2109, 2091
17. The figure below is made up of a rectangle and a square. Find the area
of the unshaded part below.
18. The following graph shows the number of children in each family in a
particular
In total, 56 families have more than one child. Complete the bar graph
above to show the number of families which have 3 children.
19. 3 identical crosses and a triangle are placed on weighing scales
as shown below. What is the mass of the triangle?
20. How many more square(s) must be shaded so that line XY is a line of
symmetry? Number of children in each family
21. Identity and shade the unit shape in the tessellated figure shown
below.
22. What is the missing number in the box? 1/3 = [ ] / 12
23. Write the decimal represented by A.
24. The figure below shows a rectangle. Find the value of ∠q.
25. 7/12 + 1/4 = ___
26. Write the missing number in the number pattern below. 12879, 12989, __,
13209, 13319
27. Two factors of 21 are 1 and 21. What are the other two factors of 21?
28. The table below shows the number of mother tongue language books in 4
classes
(a) In 4B, what fraction of the books are Tamil books? Express your answer
in the simplest form
(b) How many Malay books are there in 4C?
29. Mr Lim had 2 barrels each containing 13.75ℓ of oil. He transferred all
the oil from the barrels into 5 identical tanks. What is the amount of oil
in each tank?
30. Meng Meng takes 24 min to walk home from her grandparents house.
Cycling reduces her travelling time by half. She leaves her grandparents
house at 1355. What time will she reach home if she cycles? Express your
answer in 24-hour clock.
31. Measure and write down the size of ∠w.
32. The pattern below shows part of a tessellation. Extend the tessellation
by drawing two more unit shapes in the space provided.
33. Find the value of 5.72 x 8.
34. 6574—3217 = ____
35. The table below shows the number of plates of fried rice and chicken
rice sold in a coffee shop last week.
A plate of fried rice and a plate of chicken rice costs 3 each. On Friday,
the number of plates of fried rice sold was twice the number of plates of
chicken rice sold. How many plates of chicken rice were sold on Friday?
36. Company A and Company B have 2 068 workers altogether. Company A has
542 more workers than Company B. How many workers does Company B have?
37. A 100-cm tall rectangular container was partly filled with water. A tap
was then turned on to drain out the water from the container completely.
The line graph below shows the height of the water level in the container
over some time.
(a) What fraction of the container was filled with water at first? Express
your answer as a fraction in its simplest form.
(b) How long did it take for the water level to fall to the 50-cm mark?
(c) How long did it take for all the water to be drained out from the
container?
38. Kim bought 3 pairs of sports shoes at $79.90 each. She gave the cashier
$300. How much change did she receive?
39. WXYZ is a square. ABCDEF is made up of 6 identical triangles. The area
of one triangle is 18 cm2
(a) What fraction of the figure is shaded?
(b) Find the length of XY.
40. In June, Muthu’s salary was $2080. He spent 1/10 of it on transport and
7/10 of it on food and saved the rest.
In July, his salary was reduced. He saved 1/5 of it and reduced his
spending on food by $220. He spent the same amount of money on transport.
How much did he save in July?
41. The length of a pen is 20 cm. The length of the pen is 4/5 the length
of a ruler. Jenny has an equal number of pens and rulers. Find the number
of pens Jenny has if the length of all the rulers is 80 cm more than the
length of the pens.
42. The total mass of Amanda and Beatrice is 61.5kg. The total mass of
Amanda and Cindy is 67kg. If the total mass of Beatrice and Cindy is
63.5kg, find the mass of Amanda.
43. Study the pattern below. All the stars are identical.
a) How many stars are needed for the 10th pattern?
b) At which pattern will there be 41 stars?
44. Mrs Lee bought 17 cartons of green tea and grape juice altogether.
There were 24 bottles of drinks in each carton. After she sold 7/9 of the
number of bottles of grape juice and 68 bottles of green tea, the number of
bottles of green tea became 4 tunes the number of bottles of grape juice.
How many more bottles of green tea than grape juice were there at first?

NANYANG PRIMARY SCHOOL

SECOND SEMESTRAL EXAMINATION

2012

PRIMARY 4

MATHEMATICS

DURATION: 1 HOUR 45 MINUTES

Section A

I 30

Section B

I 40

Section C

¡ 30

Name:_____________________ ( )

1. 5 X 10000 + 6 x 1000 + 3 X 100 + 8x 1 =

(1) 50381 (2) 56308
(3) 56301 (4) 56038
2. Complete the following number pattern.
7, 10, 13, _____, ______, 22
(1) 14, 15 (2) 14, 21
(3) 16, 17 (4) 16, 19
3. 42 569 rounded off to the nearest hundred is
(1) 42500 (2) 42570
(3) 42 600 (4) 43000
4. What fraction of the shapes in the box are
(1)3/10 (2)3/7
(3)7/10 (4)7/3
5. Which of the following figures contains both parallel and perpendicular
lines?
(1) E (2) K (3) L (4) N
6. What is the number when 156.74 is rounded off to 1 decimal place?
(1) 156.0 (2) 156.7
(3) 156.8 (4) 157.0
7. Which one of the following figures is a symmetric figure?
8. In the figure below, ABCO is a rectangle. Find ∠x.
(1) 1649
(3) 1320
(2) 2179
(4) 21490
10. Find the sum of 8 tenths and 16 hundredths. Round off your answer to I
decimal place.
(1)0.8 (2) 0.9 (3) 1.0 (4) 1.1
11. Selina is facing south-west. She makes a 3/8 turn in an anti-clockwise
direction. Which direction is she facing now?
(1) West
(3) North
(2) East
(4) South
12. Jiemin completed a race in 95 seconds. Lisa was 30 seconds faster than
Jiemin. How long did Lisa take to complete the race?
(1) l min 5 sec
(2) 1 min 25 sec
(3) 2 min 5 sec
(4) 2 min 25 sec
13. The figure below is made up of a rectangle and 2 identical squares.
Each side of the square is 2 cm. What is the area of the figure?
(1) 24 cm2
(2) 8 cm2
(3) 20 cm2
(4) 4 cm2
14. X is a number between 20 and 60. When it is divided by 6 or 8, there is
a remainder of 3. When it is divided by 9, there is no remainder. Which one
of the following numbers is X?
(1) 56
(2) 45
(3) 36
(4) 27
15. The square KLMN is divided into 4 equal parts as shown below. The area
of each part is 38 cm2. Find the perimeter of square KLMN.
(1) 144cm (2) 48cm
(3) 24cm (4) 12cm
16. Two factors of 6 are 1 and 6. What are the other two factors of 6?
17. What is the value of 5/2 + 2/3? Express your answer as a mixed number.
18. Find the value of 1- 2/5 - 3/10.
19. Arrange the following fractions from the smallest to the greatest.
20. In the figure, name the two angles that are greater than 90°.
21. Write 13 hundredths in figures.
22. Write the decimal represented by A.
23. Arrange the following numbers from the greatest to the smallest. 0.085,
0.805, 0.508
24. Find the value of 2.98 x 7.
25. Express 0.45 as a fraction in its simplest form.
26. Aileen has 9/10m of ribbon. Jane’s ribbon is 1/2m longer than Aileen’s
ribbon. Find the total length of ribbon that both girls have. Express your
answer as a mixed number.
27. Mike had $95. He spent 2/5 of his money on a shirt and saved the rest
of his money. How much money did he save?
28. AB is a straight line. Construct an angle such that ∠ ABC 80°. Mark and
label the angle.
29. The figure below shows a line MN and a point P. Draw a line parallel to
MN passing through point P.
30. Class 4A won $60 in a competition. The money was shared equally among
the 40 pupils in the class How much did each pupil receive?
31. Mrs Wong baked 1550 cupcakes. She packed all the cupcakes into boxes.
Each box could hold 6 cupcakes. What was the minimum number of boxes Mrs
Wong used to pack all the cupcakes?
32. The figure ABCD below is made up of a square and a rectangle. The area
of the square is 49 cm2 and the area of the rectangle is 112 cm2. Find the
length of AB.
33. Jane had 16.12 kg of sugar. She used 6.2 kg of sugar to bake a cake.
How many kilogrammes of sugar were left? Round off your answer to the
nearest whole number.
34. Complete the figure below so that AB is the line of symmetry.
35. The bar graph below shows the amount of money that Dan, Ken and Sam
have.
What is the total amount of money Ken has to give Dan and Sam so that all
will have the same amount of money?
36. The sequence of the figures below is formed by toothpicks. 3 toothpicks
are used to form 1 triangle, 5 toothpicks to form 2 triangles and 7
toothpicks to form 3 triangles. Study the patterns carefully and answer
questions (a) and (b).
(a) How many toothpicks are needed to form 6 triangles?
(b) How many triangles can be formed with 21 toothpicks?
37. The figure below is made up of 3 identical rectangles. The area of each
rectangle is 32 cm2. The length and breadth of the rectangle are whole
numbers. Find the perimeter of the figure.
38. In a school bookshop pencils are sold at either $0.80 each or $3 for a
set of 5 pencils. What is the maximum number of pencils that Mr Tan can buy
if he has $1780?
39. A tank is filled with oil. When 120ml of oil are added into the tank,
it becomes 2/3 full. How many more millilitres of oil are needed to
completely fill the tank?
40. The time in Paris is 6 hours behind that of Singapore. Jonah took a 12
hour flight from Singapore to Paris. He departed from Singapore at 12 35 on
Tuesday. (a) What was the time In Paris when he arrived there?
(b) On which day in Paris did he arrive there?
41. The table below shows the number of muffins said by Victor in 5 months
from January to May. The number of muffins that Victor sold in April was of
the total number of muffins he sold in the first 3 months from January to
March. (a) What was the number of muffins Victor sold in April?
(b) Victor earned $3 for every muffin he sold. He earned a total amount of
$3060 from January to May. How many muffins did he sell In May?
42. Alice, Jane and Tina have 1050 paper hats altogether. Tina has 150
paper hats more than Jane. Tina has twice as many paper hats as Alice. How
many paper hats does Jane have?
43. Victoria has a sum of money to buy some pears. If she buys 6 pears, she
will have $1 left. If she buys 8 pears, she will be short of $1.40. (a)
What is the cost of 1 pear?
(b) How much money does Victoria have?

NAN HUA PRIMARY SCHOOL

PRIMARY FOUR SEMESTRAL ASSESSMENT 2-2012

MATHEMATICS

INSTRUCTiONS TO CANDIDATEŠ

1. 85 thousands and 6 tens is the same as

(1) 856
(2) 8560
(3) 85006
(4) 85060
2. Which one of the following pairs are common factors of both 18 and 27?
(1) l and 6
(2) 2 and 3
(3) 3 and 9
(4) 6 and 9
3. In 68.75, the digit _____ is in the tenths place.
(1) 5
(2) 6
(3) 7
(4) 8
4. What fraction of the shapes in the box is ?
(1) 1/2
(2) 1/3
(3) 1/8
(4) 1/12
5. What is the missing number in the box? 8(5/9) = [ ] / 9
(1) 40
(2) 67
(3) 77
(4) 85
6. Which one of the following fractions is in its simplest form?
(1) 5/7
(2) 3/6
(3) 6/9
(4) 2/10
7. Which one of the following figures has 2 lines of symmetry?
8. Which of the following unit shapes can be tessellated?
9. In the figure below, which angle is greater than a right angle?
(1) ∠w
(2) ∠x
(3) ∠y
(4) ∠z
10. The area of a square is 100 cm2. Find its perimeter.
(1) 10cm
(2) 20cm
(3) 25cm
(4) 40cm
11. When a certain number is rounded off to the nearest 100, the answer is
38900.The smallest possible whole number is ___
(1) 38845
(2) 38850
(3) 38901
(4) 38945
12. The figure below is not drawn to scale. Given that all the lines meet
at right angles, find its perimeter.
(1) 58 cm
(2) 83 cm
(3) 91 cm
(4) 116 cm
13. A bag contains 60 buttons.1/4 of the buttons are blue. 1/2 of the
buttons are yellow and the rest are green. How many green buttons are
there?
(1) 15
(2) 20
(3) 40
(4) 45
14. When it is 06 00 in Singapore, It is 07 00 in Korea on the same day. Mr
Wong, who was in Korea on a business trip, called his daughter in
Singapore. She fecelve4 Jus call at 23 10 on Monday. What was the time and
day in Korea?
(1) 00 10, Monday
(2) 00 10, Tuesday
(3) 22 10, Monday
(4) 22 10, Tuesday
15. Cindy bought a laptop and a television set for a total of $4 800. The
difference between the cost of-the two items was $1 800. If the laptop
costs more, how much did the television set cost?
(1) $1200
(2) $1500
(3) $3000
(4) $3300
16. The total mass of 3 similar pineapples and a watermelon is 13.9 kg. The
mass of the watermelon is 1.5 kg more than that of a pineapple. What is the
mass of each pineapple?
(1)3.1 kg
(2)4.1 kg
(3)4.6 kg
(4)6.6 kg
17. The figure below is made up of 3cm squares. Find its perimeter.
(1)18cm
(2)24cm
(3)54cm
(4)72cm
18. Marcus has a piece of cardboard of length 15cm and breadth 10cm. He
cuts away a small rectangle at one of its corners as shown. What is the
area of the remaining cardboard?
(1) 32 cm2
(2) 42 cm2
(3) 108 cm2
(4) 150 cm2
19. Jerome used stickers to make a pattern. The first 12 stickers are shown
below. What is the shape of the 37th sticker?
20. Laura spent some of her money on a magazine. She spent of her money on
a set of colour markers and had $12 left. If the magazine costs $24, how
much money did Laura have at first?
(1) $27
(2) $36
(3) $42
(4) $63

21. Find the value of 7.37 x 6.

22. Arrange the numbers below in order, beginning with the greatest.
23. _______ ÷ 4 = 3171 R3
24. Express 62/8 as a mixed number in its simplest form.
25. How many sixths are there in 2/3?
26. Write the decimal represented by X.
27. Round off 19.39 to the nearest whole number.
28. Mrs Tan bought 2 kg of grapes. Her family ate 1/5 of it and packed the
remaining grapes into 5 similar packets. What is the mass of the grapes in
each packet? Express your answer in grams.
29. In the figure, not drawn to scale. ABCD is a square. ∠p is twice as
large as ∠q. What is ∠p?
30. Measure and write down the size of ∠x.
31. There were 3 litres of syrup in a jug. Glendon poured out 5 cups of 250
mℓ each for his brothers. How much syrup had he left?
32. A tour bus left Singapore for Penang al 10.15 p.m. Along the way, it
stopped for petrol for 15 minutes. The tour bus finally reached Penang at
2.45 a.m. the next day. How long did the journey take? (Exclude the time
taken for rfue1lflg for petrol).
33. 1 boy had as many coins as 2 girls. 2 boys and 4 girls had 192 coins
altogether. How many coins did each boy have?
34. Cupcakes are sold in boxes of 6. Each box costs $4. With $39, what is
the maximum number of cupcakes Dan can buy?

The table below shows the total number of plates of fried noodles and fried
rice sold in the school canteen from Monday to Friday. Study the table
below carefully and use it to answer questions 35 and 36.

35. What was the total amount of money collected from Monday to Friday?
36. A plate of fried noodles and a plate of fried rice cost $1 each. On
Friday, the number of plates of fried noodles sold was twice that of fried
rice. How many plates of fried noodles were sold on Friday?
37. In the figure below, the dotted line is a line of symmetry. Shade the
squares and triangles required to make a symmetric pattern.
38. What fraction of the figure is shaded?
39. The area of a rectangular garden ABCD is 196 m2. Then, Mr Yeo dug a
square-shaped pond in the garden as shown.1/4 of the ABCO is used for the
pond. What is the length of the square-shaped pond?
40. Leonard has 12 cards. Some are rectangular and some are triangular. The
cards have 40 sides altogether. How many rectangular cards does Leonard
have?
41. Desmond and Heather had 280 stickers altogether. Desmond had 30 more
stickers than Heather. Desmond used 1/5 of his stickers. How many stickers
had Desmond left?
42. The figure below is made up of squares X and Y and rectangle Z. (a)
Find the breadth of rectangle Z.
(b) Find the perimeter of square X.
43. A belt costs twice as much as a purse. A briefcase costs $80 more than
a belt. The total cost of a bell, a purse and a briefcase is $2530. (a)
What is the cost of a purse?
(b) What is the total cost of a belt and a briefcase?
44. Mark and Brian have a total of $260. Mark and Arthur have a total of
$680. If Arthur has 5 times as much money as Britain, how much money does
have?
45. Nicole had an equal number of Pens and markers at first. She gave half
of the pens to her brother and bought another 21 markers as pens. How many
pens had she at first?

CHIJ ST NICHOLAS GIRLS’ SCHOOL (PRIMARY)

Primary 4 Mathematics

2012 Semestral Assessment 2

22rn’ October 2012

1. The value of the digit 4 in 64312 is________

(1)40
(2)400
(3)4000
(4)40000
2. Which of the following has 1/3 of the figure shaded?
3. 41 tenths and 15 hundredths is the same as_____
(1)0.425
(2)0.560
(3)4.155
(4)4.250
4. How many one-eighths are there altogether in 3 wholes?

(1) 1(3/8)
(2) 3(1/8)
(3)8
(4)24
5. Write 12(3/12) as a decimal
(1) 12.36
(2) 12.312
(3) 12.25
(4) 12.036
6. Find the sum of 99.8 and 120(49/1000). Round off the answer to the
nearest tenth.
(1) 219.0
(2) 219.8
(3) 219.9
(4) 220.0
7. Kenneth sold some packets of sweets and chocolates at a funfair. Each
packet contained 6 sweets and 2 bars of chocolates. How many sweets did he
sell if he had sold 102 bars of chocolates?
(1) 13
(2) 17
(3) 57
(4) 306
8. Jovan started to paint his bedroom at 10 35. He took 7 h 35 min to
complete the painting. At what time did he finish painting his bedroom?
(1) 6.lOa.m.
(2) 8.10a.m.
(3) 6.10p.m.
(4) 8.10p.m.
9. In the figure, PQRS is a rectangle. Find the difference between ∠a and
∠b.
(1)50°
(2)76°
(3)86°
(4)94°
10. Which of the following are common factors of 27 and 54?
(1) 2 and 3
(2) 3 and 8
(3) 3 and 9
(4) 6 and 9
11. What the value of the digit 8 in the product of 12.08 and 7?
(1)8 tens
(2)8 Ones
(3)8 tenths
(4)8 hundredths
12. A piece of cloth is 16.8m long. It is cut into 2 pieces. The longer
piece is 1 .3m longer than the shorter piece. What is the length of the
shorter piece of cloth?
(1) 15.50m
(2) 8.40m
(3) 7.75m
(4) 7.70m
13. Which of the following figures has perpendicular lines?
14. Kumar and Samuel shared the cost of a present for their friend. Kumar
paid 3/4 of the cost of the present. Samuel paid the remaining $24. What
was the cost of the present?
(1) $18
(2) $42
(3) $32
(4) $96
15. The figure below is made up of identical rectangles. The length of each
rectangle is twice of its breadth. The area of the figure is 108 cm2. Find
the perimeter of the figure.
16. Jackson has $30 worth of stamps. Half of the stamps are $1 stamps. The
rest of the stamps are 5O Ø stamps and 20Ø stamps. He has $8 worth of 50Ø
stamps and $1 worth of 20Ø stamps. How many stamps does Jackson have
altogether?
(1) 18cm
(2) 48cm
(3) 54cm
(4) 72cm
17. Write the missing number in the number pattern below. 4649, 4499 , 4349
,_____ , 4049
18. What is the value of 5/8+3/4? Express your answer as a mixed number.
19. Round off 43 549 to the nearest hundred.
20. 5908 ÷ 7 = _____
21. The capacity of a bottle is 1.24ℓ. The capacity of a flask is twice the
capacity of the bottle. What is the total capacity of 3 such bottles and 2
such flasks?
22. Find the value of 0.58 x 7.
23. Roslinda took a flight from Singapore to Japan. When it is 06 00 in
Singapore, it is 0700 in Japan. The flight was 6 hours 45 minutes long.
When Roslinda landed in Japan, the dock in the airport showed 12 15. What
was the time in Singapore when Rosalinda’s flight departed? Express your
answer using the 24-h clock.
24. The table below shows the survey results of a group 235 Primary 4
pupils on the number of times they exercise in a week.(i) Find the number
of pupils who exercise at least twice a Week.
(ii) What fraction of the total number of pupils exercise less than twice
week? Leave your answer in the simplest form
25. Express 0.6 as a fraction.
26. Ganesh is facing the canteen. He turns 135° anti-clockwise and then
turns 90° clockwise. Where is he facing flow?
27. The line graph below shows the distance Katie cycled for a particular
week.
i) How many days did Katie cycle for more than 10 km but less than 20 km?
ii) Find the total distance Katie had cycled.
28. In the figure, name the two angles that are greater than 90°.
29. Which two of the fractions below are smaller than 1/2. 3/8, 2/4, 5/11
30. What is the difference between 129 hundredths and 23 thousandths? Round
off your answer to 2 decimal places
31. The following is a symmetric figure. Draw a line to show the line of
symmetry
32. Arrange the following numbers in order from the greatest to smallest.
0.079, 0.709, 0.907
33. The diagram below shows 4 different unit shapes. Which of the unit
shape(s) can be tessellated?
34. Raja drove from Singapore to Malacca. He drove for 2(1/4)h and arrived
at his destination at 19 05. At what time did he leave Singapore? Leave
your answer in 12-h clock.
35. The figure is made of 2 identical rectangles P and Q, and square R.
Each rectangle has a perimeter of 48cm. The length of the rectangle is
twice of its breadth Find the area of the figure.
36. Every day, during lunchtime Nelson and Benson will deliver 240 packets
of lunchbox to the Sweet Home estate’s residents. For every 9 packets of
lunch box delivered by Nelson, Benson will deliver 2 more packets than he
does. How many packets of lunch box are delivered by Benson every day?
37. The prices of two sizes of vases at a shop are shown below, Michelle
bought an equal number of small vases and large vases. She spent
$120 altogether. How many vases did she buy in all?
38. In October Jeremy spent $390 on food which was 1/3 of his salary. He
gave his parents 4/9 of his salary. He spent half of the remaining money on
transport and saved the other half. How much money did he save?
39. Gopal bought 2 sacks of rice that weighs 13 kg each. He repacked the
rice into 8 equal bags and sold them. (a) What is the mass of each bag of
rice?
(b) If Gopal sold all the bags of rice at $6.45 each, how much money would
he receive in all?
40. Gin wanted to buy new electric piano which cost $3760. She has been
saving for half a year but she is still short of $2350. If she saved an
equal amount of money each month, what is the least number of months she
needs to save to get the electric piano?
41. The figure below shows the floor plan of the music room in Kidz
playhouse. There are two identical platforms in the room. The shaded part
of the floor was covered with carpet. Find the cost of carpeting the room
if every 1m2 of carpet cost $7.
42. Ashton bought some metal wire for his art project. He used 5/12 of it
to make a decorative item and gave 184 cm of it to Melvin. Then he had 1/4
of the metal wire left. What was the length of the metal wire that Ashton
bought?
43. A supermarket is having a sale on $2-chocolate bars. The price during
the sale was 3/5 of the price before the sale. a) How much is one chocolate
bar selling at now?
b) How much would Louis save if he bought 9 pieces of chocolate bars?
44. Aloysius is building a wall with some bricks. He arranges the bricks in
a pattern as shown below. a) If the wall is made up of 10 layers of bricks
how many bricks will he need altogether?
b) If he uses 78 bricks, how many layers of bricks will there be altogether

METHODIST GIRLS’ SCHOOL

Founded in i887

END-OF-YEAR EXAMINATION 2012

PRIMARY 4

MATHEMATICS

1. In the number 56 280, which digit is in the thousands place?

(1) 5
(2) 2
(3) 6
(4) 8
2 which of the following is a multiple of both 6 and 8?
(1) 12
(2) 14
(3) 16
(4) 24
3 The digit 5 in 6.157 stands for 5 ___
(1) ones
(2) tens
(3) tenths
(4) hundredths
4 What fraction of the shapes in the box are *?
(1) 5/7
(2) 7/5
(3) 5/12
(4) 7/12
5 Arrange the following fractions from the greatest to the smallest. 1/4,
4/6, 7/12
(1) 4/6, 1/4, 7/12
(2) 7/12, 4/6, 1/4
(3) 4/6, 7/12, 1/4
(4) 1/4, 4/6, 7/12
6 Write 7(2/25) as a decimal.
(1) 7.02
(2) 7.04
(3) 7.06
(4) 7.08
7 In the figure below, which angle is a right angle?
(1) a
(2) b
(3) c
(4) d
Study the graph carefully and answer questions a and 9.The graph below
shows the number of pupils visiting the school library in a week.
8 What is the difference in the number of pupils visiting the library
between Wednesday and Friday?
(1) 100
(2) 250
(3) 300
(4) 350
9. Which day has 150 fewer pupils visiting the library than Thursday?
(1) Monday
(2) Tuesday
(3) Wednesday
(4) Friday
10 The clock below shows the time Harry left his house for the library in
the evening. Harry took 25 minutes to walk to the library. He was in the
library for 1 h 45 min. What time did he leave the library?
(1) 0740
(2) 0840
(3) 2025
(4) 2125
11 Look at the figure below. Which line is parallel to BC?
(1) AB
(2) BF
(3) FD
(4) DG
12 What is the value of 5.4 — 1.74? Round your answer to one decimal place.
(1)3.6
(2)3.7
(3)7.1
(4)7.2
13 7.06 x 6 = ____
(1) 42.36
(2) 42.96
(3) 43.36
(4) 43.86
14 Shi Yun was asked to draw a figure made up of three rectangles, four
triangles and two circles. She drew the following figures.Which of the
figures is correctly drawn?
(1) Figure 1
(2) Figure 2
(3) Figure 3
(4) Figure 4
15 Study the figures below. For each figure, the dotted line represents its
line of symmetry. In which figure is the line of symmetry incorrectly
drawn?
(1) 1
(2) 2
(3) 3
(4) 4
16 3 identical squares had been removed from a square cardboard as shown
below. The total area of the shaded parts was 108 cm2.Find the perimeter of
the remaining cardboard
(1) 72cm
(2) 84cm
(3) 114cm
(4) 216cm
17 A rectangular picture below measuring 9 cm by 13 cm was pasted onto a
piece of cardboard as shown below, leaving a border of 1 cm all round the
picture. What is the perimeter of the cardboard?
(1) 22cm
(2) 26 cm
(3) 48 cm
(4) 52cm
18 Write the missing number in the number pattern below. 4219, 4369, 4519,
4819
19 Round off 32 651 to the nearest hundred.
20. 3008 – 542 =
21 Which two of the fractions below are smaller than 1/2? 2/3, 2/7, 5/100,
5/11
22 Write 14/6 as a mixed number in its simplest form.
23 Express 0.64 as a fraction in its simplest form.
24 Find the value of 5.78 X 9.
25 The clock below shows the time Harry started jogging in the evening. He
finished jogging at 20 35. How long did he run?
The table below shows the number of pupils from the various classes who
attended the Math and Science Enrichment lesson.
26 Primary 4A has 40 pupils. Every pupil attended at least 1 activity. How
many pupils in Primary 4A attended both activities?
27 How many more pupils attended the Math & Science Trail than the Silence
Enrichment lesson?
28 Nathan took a bus ride to Kuala Lumpur. The journey was 4 h 20 mins. He
then took a taxi to his hotel. The taxi ride was 45 minutes. He arrived at
his at his hotel at 09 15. At what time did Nathan begin his journey?
Express your answer m the 24-hour clock.
29 Measure and write down the size of ∠x.
30 ABCD is a square. Find ∠x.
31 Kevin made two turns and ended up facing the HDB flat.1st turn: He
turned 90° anticlockwise. 2 turn: He made a 225° clockwise turn. Where was
Kevin facing at first?
32 Extend the tessellation above by drawing 4 moro unit shapes in the space
provided.
33 The figure below is made up of 5 identical rectangles. Find the area of
the figure.
34 Serena cut out some triangular pieces from a rectangular piece of paper,
as shown below. What is the maximum number of triangular pieces of paper
she can cut out?
35 The length of a rectangular field is 3 times the breadth of the field.
The perimeter of the field is 96 m. What is the length of the field?
36 The total mass of 6 packets of biscuits and 8 jars of sweets is 3200g.
The total mass of 1 packet of biscuits and 1 jar of sweets is 450 g. (a)
what is the mass of 2 jars of sweets?
(b) What is the mass of 1 packet of biscuits?

37 Raju gave 2/5 of his salary to his mother. He saved of the remaining
money and spent the rest equally on food, transport and entertainment He
spent $274 on food. (a) How much did he spend on food, transport and
entertainment?
(b) What Is Raju’s salary?
38 Mrs Lim paid $148 for 4 balls and 2 tennis rackets. A tennis racket cost
twice as much as a ball. What is the total cost of 1 tennis racket and 1
ball?
39 Isabelle and Natasha had equal mass of candies. Isabelle packed her
candies into big packets of mass 0.05 kg each while Natasha packed her
candles into small packets of mass 0.03 kg each. As a result, Natasha had 4
more packets than Isabelle. What was the amount of candies that Isabelle
had?
40 The figure below shows 2 identical squares which overlap. The shaded
area is one third the area of each square. The total area of the unshaded
part is 108 cm2. (a) What fraction of the figure is shaded?
(b) What is the length of the square?

EXAM PAPER 2012

SCHOOL : MGS

SUBJECT: PRIMARY 4 MATHEMATICS

TERM : SA2

1. In which of the following numbers does the digit 9 stand for 9000?
(1) 10090
(2) 10900
(3) 19000
(4) 91000
2. Thirty-five thousand and sixty-four in numerals is:
(1) 35046
(2) 35064
(3) 35460
(4) 35640
3. 43953 rounded off to the nearest hundred is
(1) 43000
(2) 43900
(3) 43950
(4) 44000
4. What fraction of the shapes in the box are ?
(1) 4/10
(2) 4/6
(3) 3/5
(4) 6/4
5. 1/3 + 1/9 = [ ], What is the missing number in the box?
(1)1/27
(2)2/12
(3)2/9
(4)4/9
6. In which of the following numbers does the digit 3 stands for 3 tenths?
(1) 17.35
(2) 23.48
(3) 35.59
(4) 46.23
7. How many quarters are there in 3(1/4)?
(1) 1
(2) 13
(3) 3
(4) 31
8. The figure below is made up of 2 squares. (Not drawn to scale)How many
right angles are there inside the figure?
9. The figure below is made up of a triangle and a rectangle. How many
pairs of parallel lines are there in the figure?
(1) 1
(2) 2
(3) 3
(4) 4
10 10.65 x 8 = [ ], What is the number in the box?
(1)80.20
(2) 85.20
(3) 8020
(4) 8520
11. Amy took 38 Seconds to complete a math question. She took 46 seconds to
complete another question. What was the total time she took to complete
both math questions?
(1) 1 minute 4 seconds
(2) 1 minute 14 seconds
(3) 1 minute 24 Seconds
(4) 1 minute 34 seconds
12. Sam took a square piece of paper arid folded it in half into a triangle
as shown below. What is ∠ACB?
(1)45°
(2)50°
(3)90°
(4)135°
13 5.009 = 5 + 9/ [ ] What is the missing number in the box?
(1)1
(2)10
(3)100
(4)1000
14. How many right angles would a minute hand have moved if it moved from
3.45 p.m. to 4.30 p.m.?
(1) 1
(2) 2
(3) 3
(4) 4
15. A photograph measuring 18 cm by 10cm was placed on a wooden frame. Find
the area of the wooden frame not covered by the photograph. (The figure Is
not drawn to scale)
(1) 128 cm2
(2) 180 cm2
(3) 240 cm2
(4) 308 cm2
The line graph shows the number of people at a supermarket on 4 different
days. Study the graph carefully and answer questions 16 and 17.
16. How many people went to the supermarket on Day 3?
(1) 146
(2) 150
(3) 152
(4) 155
17. How many more people went to supermarket on Day 2 than on Day 4?
(1) 16
(2) 18
(3) 24
(4) 30
18. There are 480 people in a carnival. 5/8 of them are adults and the rest
are children. 2/3 of the children are gins. How many girls are there?
(1) 60
(2) 120
(3) 180
(4) 300
19. Jamie had some money. She spent 4/9 of her money on a handbag. If the
handbag cost $36, how much money did she have at first?
(1) $9
(2) $16
(3) $81
(4) $108
20. 1 ruler cost as much as 3 erasers. Amanda paid $2.00 for 1 ruler and 5
erasers. Find the cost of 1 eraser.
(1) 20Ø
(2) 25Ø
(3) 40Ø
(4) 5OØ
21. 64078=60000+4000+ ______ +8, what is the missing number?
22. What is the first common multiple of 5 and 7?
23. Arrange the following decimals from the smallest to the greatest. 40.6
, 0.64 , 60.4 , 0.46
24. In the number 67.315, the digit____ is in the thousandths place.
25. In the figure below, what is the length of the key?
26. Write 16/3 as a mixed number
27. 5/6 = [ ]/ 12, what is the missing number in the box?
28. 4/5 – 7/10 = [ ], what is the missing fraction in the box?
29. ABCD is a rectangle. Find ∠x.
30. Round off 142.65 to the nearest 1 decimal place.
31. Mrs Tan had 1(1/3)kg of meat. She cooked 5/6kg of meat for dinner. How
much meat was left? Give your answer in the simplest form.
32. 138.45 — 29.06 = ___
33. Write 7/20 as a decimal.
34. David left the house at 07 30. He travelled for 1 h 25 min to get to
his office. When he left the office, it was 16 55. How long was he in his
office?
35 Find the perimeter of the figure (not drawn to scale) below.
36. Mary had 15.8 kg of flour. She packed it into 5 equal packets. How much
flour was in each packet?
37. Ali bought 3 files and 2 notebooks for $48.50. If he paid $10.50 for
each file, how much did, each notebook cost?
The table below shows SA2 exam results for 4 students. Study the table
carefully and answer questions 38 and 39.
38. Which student has the highest total score?
39. If student B’s target was to score a total of 350, how many more marks
must he get in order to achieve his target?
40. The figure below (not drawn to scale) is made up of identical
rectangles. Find the area of the shaded rectangle.
41. Helen bought 8 packets of sweets from a shop. After she repacked them
into 29 bags of 7 sweets in each bag, she had 5 sweets left. How many
sweets were there in each packet that she bought from the shop?
42. A box with 3 identical vases weighed 4.1 kg. When another 2 identical
vases were added, the total mass became 6.5 kg. Find the mass of the box.
43. A rectangular piece of paper is folded to form the shape shown below
(not drawn to scale)(a) what is the perimeter of the rectangular piece of
paper when it is unfolded?
(b) what is the area of the rectangular piece of paper when it is unfolded?
44. Ali bought some pens. 1/4 of them were blue pens. 5/8 of them were
black pens and the rest were green pens. He bought 6 more black pens than
blue pens. How many pens did he buy altogether?
45 Seven years ago, Figo was 4 times as old as Gina. Their total age now is
54 years. How old is Figo flow?

AI TONG SCHOOL

2012

SEMESSTRAL ASSESSMENT 2

DURATION: I h 45 min

DATE

: 23 October 2012

1. The value of the digit l in 31 246 is ____

(1) 10
(2) 100
(3) 1000
(4) 10000
2 Which of the following numbers when rounded off to the nearest ten
becomes 81500?
(1) 81444
(2) 81 496
(3) 81 506
(4) 81 554
3 Find the value of 7/9 – 1/3
(1) 2/3
(2) 2
(3) 4/9
(4) 8/9
4 The figure shown is made up of a square A of side 3 cm and a
rectangle B with breadth 4 cm. What is the length of the rectangle?
(1) 6cm
(2) 7cm
(3) 9cm
(4) 10cm
5 In which of the following numbers does the digit 4 stands for 4
tenths?
(1) 13.45
(2) 21.54
(3) 34.68
(4) 41.53
6 Write 3(7/20) as a decimal
(1) 3.72
(2) 3.7
(3) 3.35
(4) 3.035

7 The figure below is not drawn to scale. Given that all the lines meet at
right angles, find its perimeter.
(1) 52 cm
(2) 84 cm
(3) 118 cm
(4) 132 cm
8 The length of a rectangle is twice its breadth. If the breadth is 9 cm,
what is the area of the rectangle?
(1)54 cm2
(2) 81 cm2
(3) 121 cm2
(4) 162 cm2

The line graph shows the water Consumption of the Low family for the past
six months. Study the graph carefully and answer questions 9 and 10.

9 What was the Increase in water Consumption from Apr to May?

(1) 17.5 m3
(2) 27.5 m3
(3) 35 m3
(4) 425 m3
10 If the Low family had to pay $1.20 for every m3 of water used, how much
less did the Low family pay in June as compared to May?
(1) $12
(2) $42
(3) $30
(4) $72
11 A bamboo stick was cut into two pieces. The first piece was 3/8 m long.
The second piece was twice as long. What was the original length of the
bamboo stick?
(1)1/8 m
(2)3/8 m
(3)1(1/8) m
(4)2(1/4) m
12 Which of the following figures below do not have a line of symmetry
(1)Figures A and B
(2) Figures B and C
(3) Figures C and D
(4) Figures A and D
13 Mr Tan took a flight to Thailand and arrived at 14 10. If the journey
took him 3 h 30 mm, at what time did the plane take off?
(1) 1040
(2) 1110
(3) 1740
(4) 1810
14 Jamie had $18 more than Nicole. After their father gave each Of them $12
both of them had $68 altogether. How much money did Nicole have at first?
(1) $13
(2) $25
(3) $31
(4) $43
15 Write eleven thousand and forty-five in figures
16 What number is 10 more than 7895?
17 Two factors of 6 are 1 and 6. What are the other two factors of 6?
18 What fraction of the circles shown is shaded?
19 Which two of the fractions below are smaller than 1/2?
20 In the figure below, one of the lines is parallel to BD. Which line is
parallel to BD?
21 Measure and write down the size of ∠x.
22 Arrange the following numbers in order from the smallest to the
greatest. 4.8 , 4.18 , 40.1 , 4.09
23 Write 19/5 as a mixed number in its simplest form.
24 There were 2 litres of grape juice in a bottle. Grace drank 0.45 litres
of grape juice while Betty drank 4/5 litres of grape juice from the bottle.
How much grape juice was left in the bottle?
25 Study the diagram below. ABCD is a square, Find ∠y.
26 Draw 4 more unit shapes to extend the tessellation.
The table below shows the different modes of transport the children use to
go to school. Study the table carefully and answer question 27 and 28.
27 How many boys walk to school?
28 How many more children travel to School by bus than by car?
29 Complete the symmetric figure with the dotted line as a line of
symmetry.
30 James took 1h 25 min to complete his school work and then spent 55 min
to practise on his piano. If he started doing his school work at 3.45 p.m.,
at what time did he finish practising on his piano’
31 I am a number with 3 decimal places. The digit 6 is in the tenths place.
The digit 4 has a value of 4 hundredths. The ones place has a value of 9.
The digit 2 stands for 2/1000.What number am 1?
32 Ryo has four number cards as shown below. By using the digits on the
cards he forms the greatest possible 4-digit number and the smallest
possible 4-digit number. What is the difference between these two numbers?
33 How many one-eighths are there in 5(1/2)
34 Some students plan to buy a gift for their classmate. If each of them
pays $2, they will be short of $4 for the gift. If each of them pays $3,
they have $4 left. If there are fewer than lo students how much does the
gift cost?
35 Mr Chua is now 45 years old and his daughter is 17 years old. How many
years ago was Mr.Chua thrice as old as his daughter?
36 Siti bought 2 bags and a watch. Each bag cost $37.80. The watch cost
$56.30 more than each bag. How much did she spend altogether?
37 Mdm Ho had a piece of ribbon 300cm long. She cut out 2/5 of it for
Jessica and used 1/4 of it for her craft work. How many centimetres of
ribbon was left?
38 The diagram below shows the direction of each place from-the MRT
station. (a) Which direction is the Cinema from the MRT Station?
(b) Andrew is at the MRT Station facing South. He makes a 3/4 turn in an
anti-clockwise direction, where is he facing now?
39 Simon started on his Mathematics Practice Paper at 2.45 p.m. He took 5
minutes for each of the 14 multiple choice questions. He continued to
complete the remaining 9 word problems, using 8 minutes for each question.
At what time did he complete his Mathematics Practice paper?
(Express your answer using the 24-hour clock.)
40 The figure below is not drawn to scale. It is made up of 2 rectangles, A
and B, and a square C. The lengths of all the sides of the shapes are whole
numbers. (a) Find the area of Square C.
(b) Find the perimeter of the whole figure
41 Mrs Tay bought 4 pairs of shorts and 6 T-shirts for $41.60. Mrs Wong
bought 3 pairs of shorts and 5 T-shirts, and paid $8 less than Mrs Tay.
Find the cost of two T-shirts.
42 If Carol gives $16 to James, both of them will have the same amount of
money. If James gives $24 to Carol, she would have five times as much money
as he. How much does Carol have?
43 There are 940 blue, purple and red markers in a box. The number of blue
markers is 2/5 the number of purple markers There are 85 more red markers
than blue markers. How many purple markers are there?

MARIS STELLA HIGH SCHOOL (PRIMARY)

SEMESTRAL ASSESSMENT 2

PRIMARY 4 MATHEMATICS
31 OCTOBER 2012

1. The digit 5 in 32.456 stands for 5 _______

(1) ones
(2) tenths
(3) hundredths
(4) thousandths
2. Write 2(9/25) as a decimal.
(1) 2.25
(2) 2.36
(3) 2.45
(4) 2.90
3. Which of the following is a multiple of both 3 and 5?
(1) 8
(2) 24
(3) 30
(4) 35
4. Which of the following is not an equivalent fraction of 1/5?
(1) 2/10
(2)3/15
(3) 5/25
(4) 7/30
5. Arrange the following tractions from the smallest to the largest. 1/4,
7/12, 3/8
(1) 1/4, 3/8, 7/12
(2) 1/4,7/12, 3/8
(3) 3/8,1/4, 7/12
(4) 7/12, 3/8, 1/4
6. Which of the following figures contains both parallel lines and
perpendicular lines?
7. The sum of 2 hundreds and 16 tenths is ______
(1) 216
(2) 360
(3) 200.16
(4) 201.6
8. A group of tourists left Singapore for Kuala Lumpur at 11 45. The tour
bus stopped one hour for lunch along the way. It reached Kuala Lumpur at 18
25 on the same day. How long did the bus travel on the road?
(1) 4h 4O min
(2) 5h 40 min
(3) 6h 2O min
(4) 6h 40 min
9. A bottle contained lℓ 8mℓ of detergent at first. Mrs Lee used 445 mℓ of
the detergent for laundry. How much detergent was left in the bottle?
(1) 563 mℓ
(2) 635 mℓ
(3) 643 mℓ
(4) 1355 mℓ
10. When it is 09 20 in Singapore, it is 08 20 in Indonesia. A plane took
off for Indonesia at 11 00 Singapore time. The flight was 1 h 25 min long.
At what time would the plane arrive in Indonesia in Indonesia time?
(1) 0945
(2) 1045
(3) 1125
(4) 1225
11. Samantha had six 20-cent coins and two 50-cent coins. She put $1.30
into her coin box. How many coins could she have put into the coin box?
(1) 5
(2) 6
(3) 3
(4) 4
12. Which of the following cannot tessellate?
13. The bar graph below shows the number of children per family in a
housing estate. How many families in the estate have at least 2 children?
(1) 8
(2) 13
(3) 15
(4) 25
14. Which one of the following figures is symmetrical?
15. Zane is standing at point Z, facing West. He turns through 270° in the
clockwise direction, followed by 5 right angles in the anti-clockwise
direction. Which direction Will Zane be facing in the end?
16. The figure is made up of 5 small identical squares and a big shaded
square. The area of the big shaded square is 64 cm2. Find the perimeter of
the figure.
(1) 16cm
(2) 32cm
(3) 48 cm
(4) 64cm
17. A rectangular piece of paper is folded along the dotted line as shown
below. What is the size of ∠x?
(1)13°
(2)26°
(3)32°
(4)58°
18. The table below shows 100 medals won by four Primary 4 classes on a
Sports Day. Which class won the least number of medals?
(1) 4A
(2) 4B
(3) 4C
(4) 4D
19. A robot was standing 1 metre away from a tree when it started to take
some steps in a straight line. Each step was 1/5 metre apart. How many
steps would the robot have taken when it was found 11 metres away from the
tree?
(1)55
(2)50
(3)11
(4)10
20. The shaded area shown below is 1/6 of Rectangle WXYZ. It is also 1/4 of
Square KLMN. The area of Square KLMN is 48 cm2. Find the area of Rectangle
wxyz.
(1) 72cm2
(2) 60cm2
(3) 32cm2
(4) 12cm2
21. What is the value of the digit 4 in 341 689?
22. 8016 ÷ 8 =
23. Express 0.04 as a fraction. Give your answer in its simplest form.
24. Fill in the blank with the corrected number in the number pattern
below. 650, 575, 500, ____, 350
25. What fraction of the buttons shown are white in colour?
26. Write the decimal represented by A.
27. Which two of the fractions below are equivalent to 8/12?
10/15, 6/8, 3/4, 2/3
28 Measure and write down the size of ∠y.
29 Find the value of 1 – 2/9 – 1/3.
30. In the diagram below, the letters C, A, M and E are drawn on a square
grid. List all the letters which have perpendicular lines.
31. The bar graph below shows Sharon’s savings over six months. A drop of
ink had accidentally covered part of the graph. What is Sharon’s savings
for the month of May if the amount was half of the total amount she saved
in January and February?
32. How many degrees does the hour hand of a clock turn between 6 p.m. and
10.30 p.m. on the same day?
33. Part of a symmetric figure is shown below. (a) If the dotted line is
the line of symmetry, complete the other half of the figure by shading the
correct square(s) below.
(b) Peter thinks of a different line of symmetry that requires him to shade
only two squares Shade the two squares for Peter below.
34. Farmer John wants to build a fence around his farm to contain his
sheep. The shape of the farm is a square with an area of 36 m2. How much
does he write in have to pay if it costs $20 per metre to fence the farm?
35. The pattern in the box shows part of a tessellation. (a) Extend the
tessellation by drawing two more unit shapes in the space provided in the
box above. You are to keep to the pattern used in the tessellation.
(b) Is the unit shape used in the tessellation a symmetric figure?
36. 3 apples and 2 oranges cost $3.20 altogether. 8 apples and 4 oranges
cost $7.60 altogether. How much does an apple cost?
37. A bus arrives at a bus stop every 19 minutes. If the first bus arrives
at 6:35 a.m., at what time will the 7th bus arrive? Express your answer in
the 24-hour dock.
38. The figure below is made up of Rectangle PQRS and a square. PQ is 18
cm, the side of the square is 4 cm and QR is 3 times the side of the
square. Find the perimeter of the shaded portion.
39. Lihua has some 5-cent, 10-cent, 20-cent and 50-cent coins in her pouch.
She used five coins to pay for a pen. What is the lowest possible cost of
pen if she used at least one of each type of coins?
40. Good Deals Shop sells plates as shown in the poster below. Mrs Seng
needs 20 plates for a dinner party. How much does she have to pay if she
gets them from Good Deals Shop?
41. Sulin bought two fish with a mass of 2.06 kg and 0.19 kg respectively.
The fish were sold at $8 per kg. How much change did she receive if she
paid the cashier $20?
42. Mary has twice as many stamps as Raju. If Mary gives Raju 72 stamps,
she will have the same number of stamps as Raju. How many stamps do write
in they have altogether?
43. 1/4 of Siti’s money is as much as of Celine’s money. If Siti has $155
more than Celine, how much money do they have altogether?
44. Sandy is now 15 years old. 3 years ago, her mother was thrice her age.
Find their total age now
45. In the figure below, ABCD is a square not drawn to scale. AE is 4 cm
long and it is 1/4 the length of AB.The area of the unshaded portion is 3/8
the total area of the square. What is the area of the shaded portion?

SCHOOL: Tao Nan School

SUBJECT: PRIMARY 4 MATHEMATICS

TERM : SA2

PRIMARY 4 END-OF-YEAR EXAMINATION 2012

1. The value of the digit 9 in 23691 is_____

(1) 9
(2) 90
(3) 900
(4)9000
2. 32838 rounded off to the nearest ten is _______
(1) 32800
(2) 32830
(3) 32840
(4) 32900
3 5(2/7) = [ ] / 7, What is the missing number in the box?
(1) 10
(2) 35
(3) 37
(4) 49
4. In the number 19.83, the digit ________ is in the ones place.
(1) 1
(2) 8
(3) 3
(4) 9
5. What is 622.34 when rounded oft to 1 decimal place?
(1) 622.0
(2) 622.3
(3) 622.4
(4) 623.0
6. In the figure. which angle is smaller than a right angle?
(1) ∠a
(2) ∠b
(3) ∠c
(4) ∠d
7. Express 1(3/8) + 3(3/4) as an improper fraction.
(1) 41/8
(2) 43/8
(3) 45/8
(4) 47/8
8. The figure has a length of 20.36 m and a breadth of 8 m. What is the
area of the figure? Round off the answer to the nearest whole number.
(1) 160m2
(2) 162m2
(3) 163m2
(4) 164m2
9. Annie weighs 36.4 kg. Mary weighs twice as much as Annie. What is
Mary’s weight?
(1) 18.2kg
(2) 34.4kg
(3) 54.6kg
(4) 72.8kg
10. May has a total of 12 twenty-cent stamps and fifty-cent stamps. The
total value of the stamps is $3. How many fifty-cent stamps does May
have?
(1) 5
(2) 2
(3) 6
(4) 10
11. Write twelve thousand and forty-two in figures.
12. Two factors of 6 are 1 and 6. What are the other two factors of 6?
13. Fill in the blank with the correct number in the number pattern below.
92,104,116,128, ____ ,152
14. Arrange the following fractions from the smallest to greatest.5/6,
5/12,11/12
15. Find the value of 5.35 X 5.
16. In the figure below, rectangle ABCD is made up of 6 unit squares. What
fraction of the figure is shaded?
17. Write 8 hundredths in figures.
18. Write the decimal represented by Z.
19. Measure and write down the size of ∠y.
20. The square, ABCD, below is not drawn to scale. Find ∠a.
21. How many pairs of parallel lines are there in the figure below?
22. Draw a line perpendicular to AB through Point Z.
23. Bala is standing at Point Z, facing the library. He makes a 1/4 turn in
an anti-clockwise direction and then a turn in a clockwise direction.Which
building is he facing now?
Use the bar graph below to answer questions 24 to 25.The graph below shows
the number of pupils in each level who participated in a Writing Contest.
24. The total num of participants in Pl and P4 is two-thirds the total
number of participants in P____ and P_____
25. How many more P5 than P3 pupils participated in the writing contest?
26. The figure below is made up of 12 identical squares. Find the area of
the unshaded part.
27. A picture frame of length 20 cm and breadth 10 cm has a border of 2 cm.
Find the area of the picture.
28. The diagram below is not drawn to scale. Find the perimeter of the
figure below. (All lines meet at right angles)
29. The figure below is half of a symmetric shape. Complete the symmetric
shape with the dotted line as a line of symmetry.
30. Draw two more unit shapes to complete the tessellation.

Class : Primary 4 (

MATHEMATICS

PAPER 2

Time for Paper 2 is 1 hnur 15 minutes.

Date: 29 October 2012

1. Ali made some fruit punch. He added 6ℓ 300 mℓ of orange juice to 2ℓ800
mℓ net of pineapple juice. He then added 4000 mℓ of water. How many litres
of fruit punch does All have? (Give your answer in litres).
2. Emily is sixteen years older than Paul. How old will Emily be when she
is three times as old as Paul?
3. Siti paid $191 for a bag, a wallet and a pair of shoes. The wallet costs
$19 more than the bog. The pair of shoes costs $27 more than the wallet.
Find the cost of the pair of shoes.
4. Raju had 180 marbles. After giving away 20 marbles to John. he had four
times as many marbles as John. How many marbles did John have at first?
5. Mr Tan drove from Town A to Town B. He left Town A at 19 20. He drove
for 6h 15min and then stopped for a coffee break. He drove for another 3h
5min before reaching Town B at 05:10. How long was his coffee break?
6. Lina bought some erasers. If she gives 8 erasers to each friend, she
would have 6 erasers remaining. If she gives 9 erasers to each friend, she
would have 1 eraser remaining. (a) How many friends did Lina have?
(b) How many erasers did Lina buy?
7.A box with 12 pockets of milk weighs 3.7kg. The mass of 2 pockets of milk
is 0.6kg. Find the mass of the box with 8 pockets of milk(Give your answer
in kilogram)
8. Samy has some beads. He gave 5/8 of them to his sister and half of the
remainder to his brother. He then has 1236 beads left. How many beads did
he have at first?
9. The figure below is made up of 2 identical squares, A and B. 1/3 of
Square A overlaps with 1/3 of Square B. Find the unshaded area.
10. Study the pattern
(a) Draw Pattern (1m)
(b) How many dots are there in Pattern 12?
(c) At which pattern will there be 576 squares?

RED SWASTIKA SCHOOL

Date :1 November 2012

1.55 thousands and 60 tens is the same as

(1) 556
(2) 5560
(3) 55 006
(4) 55 060
2 Which of the following is a factor of both 18 and 42?
(1) 6
(2) 8
(3) 9
(4) 18
3 How many one-fifths are there in 2 wholes?
(1)2/5
(2) 1(1/2)
(3) 5
(4) 10
4 9(5/8) = [ ] / 8, What is the missing number in the box?
(1) 45
(2) 67
(3) 72
(4) 77
5 In the figure, which angle is greater than a light angle?
(1) ∠a
(2) ∠b
(3) ∠c
(4) ∠d
6 10.86 x 9 = _______
(1) 19.86
(2) 90.74
(3) 90.86
(4) 97.74
7 What number is 10 hundreds less than 69 000?
(1) 68000
(2) 68900
(3) 69100
(4) 70000
8 In the figure below, which line is parallel to CD?
(1) EF
(2) BE
(3) AF
(4) DE
9 The perimeter of a rectangular football field is 88 m. If its breadth is
17.5 m, what is its length?
(1)26.5 m
(2)35.25 m
(3)53 m
(4)70.5 m
10 What is the area of Square ABCD given that its perimeter is 48 cm?
(1)12 cm2
(2)24 cm2
(3)96 cm2
(4)144 cm2
11 Which of the following has the same value as 54.09?
(1)5409/100
(2)54 + (9/10)
(3)5+4+9 tenths
(4)54 + 0.9
12 Round off the value of 11(7/8)to 2 decimal places.
(1) 11.78
(2) 11.87
(3) 11.88
(4) 12.88
13 What is the value when 808.64 as divided by 8? Round off your answer to
the nearest tenth.
(1) 11.1
(2) 11.8
(3) 101.1
(4) 101.8
14 How many letters in the following word have at least 1 line of Symmetry?
(1) 5
(2) 2
(3) 3
(4) 4
15 In a 4-digit number, the sum of all the four digits is 17. The digits in
the ones and thousands place are the same. The digit in the thousands place
is twice the digit in the hundreds place. What is the number?
(1) 1091
(2) 4724
(3) 6326
(4) 8408
16 There were some cows and goats on a farm. There were twice as many goats
as cows. The farmer counted 108 legs altogether. How many goats were there?
(1) 9
(2) 18
(3) 27
(4) 36
17 Joshua’s younger brother is 1.15 m tall. Joshua is 0.3 m taller than his
younger brother but shorter than his elder sister by 0.15 m. How tall is
Joshua’s elder sister?
(1) 1.6 m
(2) 1.3 m
(3) 1.0 m
(4) 0.7 m
18 When it is 14:00 in Melbourne, it is 12:00 in Singapore. Mrs Lee took a
flight from Singapore at 2200 and flew to Melbourne. When it landed in
Me1borne, a clock there showed 08:00. How long did the flight actually
take?
(1) 2h
(2) 8h
(3) 10h
(4) 12h
Study the diagram below carefully and use it to answer Questions 19 and 20.
19 Point E is __________ of Point G
(1) north-east
(2) north-west
(3) south-east
(4) south-west
20 Ryan was at a certain position. He walked as listed below and ended up
at Point K. What was his starting position?
(1) Point H
(2) Point J
(3) Point L
(4) Point M
21 What is the sum of the fourth multiple of 5 and the ninth multiple of 7?
22 Use a protractor to measure ∠YXZ.
23 In the figure below, how many pairs of perpendicular lines are there?
24 Rachel’s birthday party ended at 20:15. It was 2h 45min long. At what
time did the party start?
25 The figure below is made up of 3 identical squares. Find the Perimeter
of the figure.
26 The figure below is made up of a triangle of equal sides and a square.
The perimeter of the figure is 60 cm. What is the length of the square?
27 A number has 2 decimal places. It is 923.7 when rounded off to 1 decimal
place. What is the smallest possible number?
The line graph below shows the amount of water in a leaking tank over 6
hours. Use the graph to answer Questions 28 and 29.
28 After how many hours was the amount of water in the tank half that of
the amount of water at the start?
29. The owner of the tank paid a fine of $2 for every 10 litres of water
leaked. How much would the fine be after 2 hours?
30 Derek bought a packet of sweets. If he put the sweets into bags of 6, he
would have no sweets left. If he put them into bags of 8, he would have 6
sweets left. If the packet contained more than 40 but less than 70 sweets,
how many sweets were there in the packet?
31 Write eleven thousand and ninety-live in figures.
32 Write the missing number in the number pattern below. 2639, 2799, 2959,
___, 3279
33 Round off 34630 to the nearest hundred.
34 Which two of the fractions below are equivalent to 3/4?
35 Write 15/7 as a mixed number in its simplest form.
36 One of the lines in the figure is parallel to BF. Which line is parallel
to BF?
37 Write the decimal represented by A.
38 Express 94/100 as a decimal.
39 7.5 – 0.68 = ___________
40 Shade three more squares to complete the figure which has the dotted
line AB as a line of symmetry.
41 Benjamin had $30 at first. He spent $13 on food, $8 on a movie ticket
and saved the rest of the money. What fraction of his money did he save?
(Give your answer in the simplest form).
42 Annie read 1/12 of a book on Friday and 2/3 of it on Saturday. How many
pages were there in the book if she had another 42 pages to read?
43 Jun Hong had of the number of marbles Nicholas had. If Nicholas had 105
marbles, how many marbles did Jun Hong have?
44 The total number of people in an auditorium was 2043. There were thrice
as many women as men. There were 158 more children than men. How many women
were there in the auditorium?
45 Mr Chua pays $320 for 2 pairs of similar pants and 4 similar shirts. A
pair of pants costs $25 more than a shirt. What is the cost of 1 pair of
pants?
46 A rectangular piece of cloth measures 70 cm by 50 cm. When it is placed
on a table, it leaves a margin 5 cm wide all round it. Find the area of the
table not covered by the cloth.
47 Karen wanted to buy 8 muffins but she was short of $120. She bought 5
muffins instead and had $0.75 left. How much money did she have at first?
48 The mass of a wooden crate with 12 similar bottles of milk is 32.48kg.
The mass of the same wooden crate with 8 similar bottles of milk is
23.12kg. What is the mass of the empty wooden crate?

ANGLO CHINESE SCHOOL

MATHEMATICS
BOOKLET A

PRIMARY FOUR

Name: _________ ______ (

Date: 31 October 2012

1. The value of the digit 7 in 97325 is

(1) 70
(2) 700
(3) 7 000
(4) 70 000
2. 35689 rounded off to the nearest hundred is
(1) 35600
(2) 35690
(3) 35700
(4) 36000
3. In which of the following numbers does the digit 3 stands for 3 tenths?
(1) 356.39
(2) 763.87
(3) 935.16
(4) 975.93
4. Which number is the first common multiple of 6 and 8?
(1) 14
(2) 2
(3) 24
(4) 48
5. Which of the following figure has more than two symmetrical lines?
6. Which of the following decimals is the greatest?
(1) 0.043
(2) 0.135
(3) 0.410
(4) 0.404
7. How many quarters are there in 2?
(1) 9
(2) 16
(3) 18
(4) 20
8. 7 is a common factor of both ________ and _______
(1) 14,17
(2) 17,21
(3) 21,27
(4) 28,35
9. Find the value of 7/9 – 1/3
(1)2/3
(2) 8/9
(3)4/9
(4) 6/9
10. In the figure, which angle is smaller than a right angle?
(1) ∠b
(2) ∠c
(3) ∠d
(4) ∠e
11. In the figure, one of the lines is parallel to CD. Which line is
parallel to CD?

(1) BC
(2) BE
(3) AF
(4) FD
12. Mandy wants to change an equal number of $2-note and $5-note. If she
gives the bank-teller seven $10-notes, how many notes will she get?
(1) 2
(2) 3
(3) 20
(4) 35
13. Zimin left school at 14:00. He waited 12 min for a bus and arrived home
at 15:05. How long was the bus journey from the school to his home?
(1) 77 min
(2) 65 min
(3) 55 min
(4) 53 min
14. The area of the rectangle MNOP is 132 cm2. If the length of MN is 12
cm, what is the perimeter of the rectangle?
(1) 54 cm
(2) 46 cm
(3) 23 cm
(4) 11 cm
15. The figure shown is made up of a rectangle C and a square D. If the
total perimeter of the whole figure is 48cm, what is the area of rectangle
C?
(1) 25 cm2
(2) 40 cm2
(3) 60 cm2
(4) 90 cm2
16. Write 29/3 as a mixed number in its simplest form.
17. ABCD is a square. Find ∠g.
18. What is the value of 234 x 88?
19. 1/2 – 5/12 = ________
20. Emily is at home. She is facing the supermarket, if she turns
clockwise, she will face the fast-food
21. Draw the two lines of symmetry on the figure below.
22. Write the missing number in the number pattern below. 2599, 2266, 1933,
____,1267
23. In the given figure, AD = AE = DE and AB = AC = BC. The length of AC is
16 cm. Given that BD is 9.75 cm, find the perimeter of the shaded triangle
ADE.
24. The pattern in the box shows part of a tessellation Shade a unit shape
and extend the tessellation by drawing two more unit shape in the space
provided within the box.
25. Find the perimeter of the figure given below.
26. A wooden frame, with width of 2-cm, is used to frame a drawing 18 cm by
12 cm. Find the area of the frame.
27. Trees are planted 6 m apart along a footpath at the Gardens by the Bay.
If the path is 60 m long, find the total number of trees along this stretch
of footpath.
28. Write thirteen thousand and forty-eight in figures.
29. 6.05 + 4 = __________
30. Which two of the fractions below are smaller than 1/2? 7/9, 3/8, 4/6,
5/12
31. Express 67/100 as a decimal.
32. Round off 13.55 to the nearest whole number.
33. 1(1/2) + 1/6 = [ ]
34. Joan spent 1/6 of her salary on a dress. The dress cost $278. How much
was her salary?
35. 2/7 of the children in a class are boys. There are 15 girls in the
class. How many more girls than boys are in the class?
36. Yee Lin had 564 books. She gave 1/3 of them to Jack and another 18
books to Mrs Lim. How many books had Yee Lin left?
37. A computer costs $2250. If Peter uses the same amount of money to buy 3
similar smartphones, he will receive a change of $6. How much cheaper is a
smartphone than a computer?
38. Hanna started her Science SA2 Practice Paper at 08:00. She took 1
minute each to complete the 30 multiple choice questions. She continued the
rest of the paper, using 4 minutes each for the next 25 questions. At what
time did she complete her Science Practice Paper?
39. Basket A had thrice as many balls as Basket B. Jane put 84 balls into
Basket A and 150 balls into Basket B. Now, both baskets had equal number of
balls. How many balls were there in Basket A at first?
40. The graph below shows the amount of Sean’s savings over 6 months. a)
Between which two months do his savings decrease the most?
b) What was the difference between Sean’s highest and lowest savings?
c) What is Sean’s total savings after 6 months?
41. The figure below, not drawn to scale, is made up of 2 squares and 2
rectangles. a) Find the area of rectangle A.
b) Find the perimeter of the whole figure.
42. 3 bars of chocolate and 2 cans of soda cost $24.20. If one bar of
chocolate cost $1.40 more than a can of soda, find the cost of 1 bar of
chocolate.
43. The figure below shows a rectangular auditorium of sides 28 m by 20 m.
six identical square planters are placed in the auditorium as shown. The
total area of the 6 identical planters is 24 m2. Find the a) area of the
auditorium that is not covered by the planters.
b) Perimeter of the auditorium that is not covered by the planters.

Catholic High School

End-of-Year Examination 2012

Mathematics

Perimary 4

Name : _____________

Class: Primary 4

Date : 24 October 2012

1. What is the missing number in the box below? 3.09 = 3 + 9 / [ ]

(1) 1
(2) 10
(3) 100
(4) 1000
2. Arrange the following fractions from the greatest to the smallest.
(1) 7/12, 3/4, 1/6
(2) 3/4, 1/6, 7/12
(3) 1/6, 7/12, 3/4
(4) 3/4, 7/12, 1/6
3. Which of the following decimals has the greatest value?
(1) 0.038
(2) 0.138
(3) 0.318
(4) 0.381
4. 1/3 + 1/9 = _______
(1) 1/12
(2) 1/6
(3)2/9
(4)4/9
5. Which of the following are common factors of 24 and 36?
(1) l and 8
(2) 2 and 9
(3) 3 and l2
(4) 4 and l8
6. 6 tens, 3 tenths and 15 hundredths is
(1) 6.45
(2) 63.15
(3) 60.45
(4) 6.315
7. Complete the following number pattern. 145, 148, ____, 163, 175, 190
(1) 151
(2) 154
(3) 157
(4) 160
8. Look at the 8-point compass below. Aaron is facing south. If the turns
through an angle of 225° in the clockwise direction, which direction will
he be facing?
(1) north-east
(2) north-west
(3) south-east
(4) south-west
9. One of the lines in the figure is parallel to BD. Which line is parallel
to BD?
(1) AE
(2) BE
(3) CD
(4) DE
10. A big box contains twince as many chocolates as a small box. If 3 small
boxes and 1 big box contain 60 chocolates, how many chocolates does the big
box contain?
(1) 12
(2) 15
(3) 24
(4) 36
11. What is the missing number in the box? 10/15 = [ ] / 9
(1) 1
(2) 2
(3) 6
(4) 7
12. The figure below is made up identical unit squares. Express the shaded
portion as a decimal of the whole figure
13. Square WXYZ is made up of Rectangle A and Rectangle B. What is the area
of Rectangle B?
(1) 185 cm2
(2) 195 cm2
(3) 205 cm2
(4) 225 cm2
14. Rectangle WXYZ is made up Square WABZ and Rectangle AXYB. Find ZAX
(1) 45°
(2) 90°
(3) 135°
(4) 155°
The line graph shows the time it took to empty a container filled with
water. Study the graph carefully and answer Question 15 and 16
15. How much water was left in the tank after 3 minutes?
(1) 130 litres
(2) 135 litres
(3) 140 litres
(4) 145 litres
16. How long did it take to empty 90 litres of water?
(1) 1 minutes
(2) 2 minutes
(3) 3 minutes
(4) 4 minutes
17. Bernice cleans her house every Saturday from 12:15 to 13:10. If there
are 4 Saturdays in October, how long does Bernice spend cleaning the house
in October?
(1) 2h 2O min
(2) 2h 4O min
(3) 3h 2O min
(4) 3h 40 min
18. There were 60 children in the hail. If 3/5 of the children are girls,
how many more girls than boys are there in the hall?
(1) 12
(2) 20
(3) 24
(4) 36
19. Rosanne finished reading her storybook within two days. On the first
day, she read of her storybook. If she continued reading from page 14 on
the second day, what was the total number of pages in her storybook?
(1) 21
(2) 28
(3) 39
(4) 42
20. Candice had $8. Dawn had $4.50 less than Candice. Eve had $2.50 more
than Candice. How much money did the three girls have altogether?
(1) $17.50
(2) $22.00
(3) $22.00
(4) $35.00
21. Write eighty-seven thousand and fifty-nine in figure.
22. What is the missing number in the box below? 7(5/3) = [ ] / 5
23. Write 2(4/25) as a decimal.
24. Write the decimal represented by A.
25. Find the value of l – 1/8 -1/4
26. Find the value of 8.36 x 6.
27. What is the remainder when 1248 is divided by 7?
28. How many halves are-there in 5 wholes ?
29. What is 13 tenths less than 205.68?
30. The figure below is made up of a rectangle DECF and a square ABCD. The
length of the rectangle is 4/5 the length of the square. If the shaded area
is 150 m2, what is the length of the square?
31. A 5-digit whole number is made up of different even digits. What is the
smallest possible whole number?
32. What is the smallest possible whole number that can be rounded off to
the nearest ten to get 13400?
33. ABCD is a square. EFGH is a smaller square that is divided equally into
8 parts. What fraction of the figure below is shaded? Give your answer in
its simplest from.
34. George has $5. He has eight 10Ø coins and as many 20Ø coins as 50 Ø
coins. How many 20Ø coins does George have?
35. The area of rectangle is 144 cm2. Given that its breadth is 1/4 its
length, find its breadth
36. The pattern in the box below shows part of a tessellation. Identify and
shade the incorrect unit shape.
37. What is the missing number in the box? 175 x 15 + [ ] x 15 = 4500
38. 3/7 of the Andrew’s money is equal to of Bernard’s money. If Bernard
has $136, how much more money does Bernard have than Andrew?
39. Complete the symmetric figure using the dotted line as the line of
symmetry.
40. All lines in the figure below meet at right angles. Find the perimeter
of the figure.
41. Paul and Eugene have $439.50 altogether. Leon and Eugene have $790.50
altogether. Leon has thrice as much money as Paul. How much more money does
Eugene have than Paul?
42. A packet of marbles was shared among Wendy, Linda and Karen. Wendy
received 1/3 of the marbles, Linda received 7/12 of the marbles and Karen
received the remaining marbles. If Wendy received 54 marbles more than
Karen, how many marbles did Linda receive?
43. Michelle had four times as many stickers as Vanessa. After each of them
bought an equal number of stickers from the bookshop, Michelle had thrice
as many stickers as Vanessa. If Vanessa had 57 stickers in the end how many
stickers did each of them buy from the bookshop?
44. Amanda, Bernice and Candie have a total of 1920 stickers. Bernice has
120 stickers more than Amanda. Candice has thrice the total number stickers
that Amanda and Bernice have. How many more stickers does Candice have than
Bernice?
45. Study the figures shown below. The figure are made up of sticks and
dots. (a) How many dots are needed to from Figure 4?
(b) How many sticks are needed to from Figure 10?

HENRY PARK PRINLARY SCHQOL

2012 SEMESTRAL EXAMINATION 2

1. 66 thousands and 3 tens is the same as ________

(1) 663
(2) 6630
(3) 66003
(4) 66030
2. How many one-fifths are there in 3 wholes?
(1) 3/5
(2) 1(2/3
(3) 5
(4) 15
3. Write 5(7/20) as a decimal.
(1) 5.035
(2) 5.35
(3) 5.7
(4) 5.72
4. 10.45 x 9 =______
(1) 19.45
(2) 90.05
(3) 90.45
(4) 94.05
5. One of the lines in the figure is parallel to AD. Which line is parallel
to AD?
(1) AB
(2) AC
(3) BC
(4) BE
3. When Ali arrived at the airport at 15:38, he found that he missed his
flight by 1 h 20 min. At what time did the plane depart from the airport?
(1) 02 18
(2) 04 28
(3) 14 18
(4) 16 58

4. What is the product of the first two common multiples of 2 and 3?

(1) 6
(2) 12
(3) 18
(4) 72
8. In 46950, what is the difference between the value of the digit in the
thousands place and the value of the digit in the tens place?
(1) 990
(2) 5050
(3) 5100
(4) 5950
9. Mr Tan had 1 whole cake. He ate 2/3 of the cake. Mrs Tan ate 1/6 of the
cake and John ate 1/12 of the cake. What fraction of the cake is left?
(1) 1/12
(2) 5/12
(3) 8/12
(4) 11/12
10. What is the sum of 18 tenths and 15 hundredths?
(1) 0.33
(2) 1.68
(3) 1.95
(4) 3.30
11. In the figure, AOD is a straight line. ∠AOB = 700 and ∠COD = 30°. What
is ∠BOC?
(1) 80°
(2) 90°
(3) 100°
(4) 110°
12. Which one of the shapes shown below cannot be tessellated?
13. 2 equal pieces of wire were used to form the shapes Square A and
Rectangle B as shown below. Find the area of Square A given that Rectangle
B has a length of 7 cm and a breadth of 5 cm.
(1) 25 cm2
(2) 35 cm2
(3) 36 cm2
(4) 48 cm2
14. 3/4 of a team of gymnasts performed in a concert. There were 24
gymnasts who performed at the concert. What is the number of gymnasts who
did not perform at the concert?
(1) 6
(2) 8
(3) 18
(4) 21
15. The figure below is made up of 2 squares. The length of the smaller
square is 6 cm. The area of the shaded region is 64 cm2. Find the length
of the bigger square
(1)7 cm
(2)8 cm
(3)10 cm
(4)22 cm
16. What is the missing number in the number pattern below? 4567, 4657,
4747,______, 4927
17. Two factors of 8 are 1 and 8. What are the other two factors of 8?
18. What is the remainder when 2638 is divided by 8?
19. Which of the two fractions given below are equivalent to 8/12? 16/24,
4/8, 3/4, 2/3
20. Write 16/6 as a mixed number in its simplest form.
21. Which of the two tractions given below are smaller than 1/2? 2/3, 3/8,
4/7, 5/11
22. Round off 79.51 to the nearest whole number.
23. Arrange the following numbers in order from the smallest to the
greatest. 0.325, 2.4, 0.204, 0.024
24. Measure and write down the size of ∠x.
25. In the figure, ABCD is a rectangle. Find the value of ∠y.
The line graph below shows the number of visitors that visited the zoo in
six months. Study the graph and answer the questions 26 and 27.
26. How many visitors visited the zoo from February to July?
27. During which one-month period was the decrease in the number of
visitors the greatest?
28. Peter started doing his homework at 16:45. He completed his homework at
18:10. How long did he take to complete his homework?
29 Ronnie left the library at 11:55 to go to his grandmother’s house. He
took 1h 20min to travel there. What time he arrive at his grandmother’s
house? Express your answer in 24-hour clock.
The bar graph below shows the amount of water Kartik drank from Monday to
Saturday in the first week of the June holidays. Study the graph carefully
and answer question 30.
30. Kartik drank a total of 10.6 litres of water in that week. How much
water did he drink on Sunday?
31. How many right angles does the minute hand of the clock move through
from 1 p.m.to 3 p.m.?
32. AB s the line of symmetry in the figure below. Shade 4 more squares to
form a symmetric figure.
33. Clare’s birthday party was attended by less than 40 children. The
children could be arranged equally into rows of 6 or rows of 8 while
playing games. How many children attended Clare’s party?
34. Preetvin spent $7.45 on 3 books and 4 pencils. The total cost of a book
and a pencil was $2.25. What was the cost of one pencil?
35. 2 identical rectangles are placed on top of each other to form the
figure as shown in the diagram below. Find the perimeter of the figure.
36. Sharon and Henny have a total of 216 pouches. After Sharon gave Henny
100 pouches, Henny had 5 times as many pouches as Sharon. How many pouches
did Henny have at first?
37. Sharmani is 35 years old and Jodie is 3 years old now. In how many
years time will Sharmani be 5 times as old as Jodie?
38. The table below shows the different types of fruits Nuraizah has. The
total number of kiwis and prunes is 3/8 of the total number of apples and
peaches. How many prunes does Nuraizah have?
39. Jill bought 135 strawberries: She gave 30 of them to her mother and
some of them to her brother. She then had 2/5 of the strawberries left. How
many strawberries did she give to her brother?
40. Megan paid $23.50 for 4 boxes of chocolates and 2 packets of biscuits.
Each box of chocolates cost $2.50 more than each pocket of biscuits. How
much did one pocket of biscuit cost?
41. Amelia and Brandon weigh 87 kg in total. Brandon and Carol weigh 59 kg
in total. The total mass of Amelia, Brandon and Carol is 107 kg. Find the
total mass of Amelia and Carol.
42. Ribbon A was 2 times as long as Ribbon B at first. After Tommy gave
away 71.2 cm of Ribbon B, Ribbon A was 6 times as long as Ribbon B. (a) How
long was Ribbon B in the end?
(b) What was the total length of Ribbon A and Ribbon B at first?
43. The figure below is made up of rectangle ABCD and square DEFG. The
length of square DEFG is 8 cm. The area of square DEFG is 2/5 of the area
of the whole figure. Find the area of rectangle ABCD.