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    1. What is nine hundred and seventeen in numeral?

    A. 907 B. 917 C. 970 D. 971

    2. What is the missing number in the box?


    800 + ( ) + 4 = 864
    A. 6 B. 60 C. 64 D. 600

    3. A kettle of water can fill exactly two bowls.

    How many bowls of water can 3 such kettles fill?


    A. 6 B. 5 C. 3 D. 4

    4. Which one of the following shapes is divided into equal parts?


    A. B. C. D.

    5. The afternoon session of a school starts at 12.25 p.m. Minah was 15 minutes late for school. What
    time did she reach school?
    A. B. C. D.

    6. Write the missing number in the blank.


    6 hundreds + 3 ones = _____________

    7. Write the missing number in the blank.


    4 + 4 + 4 + 4 + 4 = ___________ x 4

    8. Circle the solid that has 1 flat face and 1 curved surface.
    9. Copy the shape below to the square grid on the right.

    10. Tick ( √) the correct answer in the box provided.

    11. The 2 clocks below show the starting time and the ending time of a movie. How long is the movie?

    12. What fraction of the figure below is not shaded?

    13. Arrange the fractions in order. Begin with the greatest fraction.

    5 3 6
    , ,
    7 7 7

    ____________, ____________, ____________


    ( greatest)
    14. Circle the stars to show 6 threes.

    15. Which is the cheapest item ( A, B or C )?


    Item A Item B Item C

    Item _________

    16. Jimmy wakes up every morning at the time shown below.

    What time does he wake up every morning?

    17. Karen spent $9 on 3 different toys below.


    Circle the toys that Karen bought.
    18. The picture graph shows the number of apples bought by four people.

    a. How many apples did Carl buy?

    b. How many people bought fewer than 15 apples?

    19. The pattern below is made up of black and white squares.

    a. What is the total number of square in Pattern 5?

    b. In which pattern will there be 6 black squares?

    20. What is the difference in mass between the apple and the mango?
    21. The graph below shows the number of bicycles sold by 3 shops.

    Which 2 shops sold a total of 90 bicycles?

    22. Ravi bought some candies for $1.20.


    He received the change shown below.

    How much money did Ravi give the cashier?

    23. Mr Chew wants to buy 7 books at $3 each.


    He has $10 in his wallet.
    How much more money does he need?
    24. The picture shows the number of stickers collected by 4 pupils.

    How many stickers does each stand for?

    25. There were 3 l of water in container A at first.


    Ali poured some water from container B into container A until container A is filled with 5 l of
    water.
    There were 4 l of water left in container B.
    How many litres of water were there in Container B at first?

    26. Alice had 300 beads. After making some necklaces, she had 165 beads left. How many beads were
    used to make the necklaces?
    27. The prices of a farm tour tickets are as shown below.

    Ticket Prices
    Adult $8
    Child $6

    a. How much will the tickets for 3 children and 2 adults cost?

    b. Mr and Mrs Lok went on the farm tour with their 4 children. How much did they pay
    altogether?

    28. Mark had a piece of string. After making the square as shown below, he had 24 cm of the string
    left.

    a. What was the length of the string used to make the square?

    b. How long was the piece of string?

    29. Miss Yew bought 50 cupcakes. She gave 18 cupcakes to her neighbour and put the rest equally
    into 4 boxes. How many cupcakes were there in each box?
    30. A baker had 8 kg of flour at first. After buying some more flour, he had a total of 35 kg of flour.
    a. How much flour did he buy?

    b. The flour was sold in packets of 3 kg. How many packets of flour did he buy?

    31. Mary has a mass of 36 kg. Peter is 9 kg heavier than Mary. John is as heavy as Peter.
    a. How heavy is John?

    b. What is the total mass of the 3 children?

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