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    PERMAI PLUS SCHOOL

    REVISION (1)

    PRIMARY 5 – MATHEMATICS

    Name: ____________________

    Class: P 5 ( ) Date: _______________

    Section A

    Choose the correct answer for each question. Write its number in the brackets provided.

    1. Complete the number pattern:

    2 500 , 3 000, 4 000, 5 500, 7 500, ________________

    (1) 8 500 (2) 9 000

    (3) 9 500 (4) 10 000 ( )

    1 5
    2. Find the difference of 3 and 1 .
    6 8

    13 13
    (1) 1 (2) 2
    24 24

    11 19
    (3) 2 (4) 4 ( )
    24 24

    3. What is the best estimate for the value of 38 950 ÷ 230?

    (1) 100 (2) 200

    (3) 300 (4) 400 ( )

    4. Estimate the product of 798 and 37

    (1) 32 000 (2) 28 000

    (3) 24 000 (4) 21 000 ( )

    7 10
    5. Find the value: of .
    8 14

    70 1
    (1) (2)
    14 8
    7 5
    (3) (4) ( )
    112 8

    6. Find the value of 318 ÷ (34 – 28) x 8.

    (1) 53 (2) 420

    (3) 424 (4) 500 ( )

    7. What is seven million, six hundred and thirteen thousand, four hundred and eight in figures?

    (1) 7 613 408 (2) 7 613 480

    (3) 7 613 804 (4) 7 613 840 ( )

    8. In 2 467 058, the digit 6 is in the _______________ place.

    (1) 600 000 (2) ten hundreds

    (3) 60 000 (4) ten thousands ( )

    1 8
    9. Which one of the following is bigger than but smaller than ?
    3 15

    1 2
    (1) (2)
    2 5

    4 3
    (3) (4) ( )
    15 5

    10. Lily put 3 930 sweets equally into 19 packets. How many sweets were left?

    (1) 16 (2) 206

    (3) 250 (4) 3 924 ( )

    Section B
    Fill in the blanks with the correct answers.

    11. What is the difference between the values of the digit 8 and the digit 6 in the number 1 892 637?

    Ans : ________________
    3
    12. Express as a decimal correct to 2 decimal places.
    7

    Ans : ________________

    1
    13. How many thirds are there in 3
    3

    Ans : _______________

    14. Leila bought a table and 4 similar chairs for $577. The table costs $265. How much does each
    chair cost?

    Ans : _______________

    15. There are 20 vehicles in the park. Some are cars and some are motorcycles. There are a total of
    64 wheels. How many cars are there? (hint: car has 4 wheels, motorcycle has 2 wheels)

    Ans : _______________

    16. 50 m of ribbon was shared equally among 7 girls. How many metres of ribbon did each girl get?

    Ans : _______________

    1 2
    17. A bottle contained 3 ℓ of milk. Jenny used 1 ℓ of the milk to make a dessert. How much milk
    2 3
    was left?

    Ans : _______________

    18. At a camp, there was enough food to last 84 scouts for 12 days. If 21 scouts did not turn up and
    the rest of the scouts ate the same amount of food each day, how many days would the food last?

    Ans : _______________

    19. Write 8.15 p.m. in 24-h clock.


    Ans : _______________
    20. I am a number between 100 and 120. I have a remainder of 2 when I am divided by 4 and by 3.
    What number am I?

    Ans : _______________

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