P3M-SA2-9

P3 Mathematics Revision Paper – SA2-9
Name : ___________________________________________
Date : ____________________________________________
Section A
Choose the correct answer and write its number in the brackets provided.
1. Complete the following number sequence.

5 735, 6 335, 6 935, ___________, 8 135
(1) 7 335 (2) 7 535

(3) 7 635 (4) 7 735 ( )
2. The difference between 6 thousands and 3 hundreds is ___________.

(1) 2 400 (2) 3 000
(3) 5 700 (4) 5 970 ( )
3. 1 287 + 3 825 = ______________ + 12. The missing number is

______________.
(1) 5 100 (2) 5 112
(3) 5 114 (4) 5 124 ( )
4 64  8 = 2 x ____________. The missing number is ________________.

(1) 16 (2) 8
(3) 6 (4) 4 ( )
5. A class has 14 boys and twice as many girls. How many pupils are there in the
class?
(1) 14 (2) 28
(3) 40 (4) 42 ( )
6. 515 is ____________more than 298 .

(1) 217 (2) 227
(3) 323 (4) 383 ( )
7. The mass of 5 tins of milk is ______________.
(1) 2 kg 5 g (2) 2 kg 50 g
(3) 2 kg 500 g (4) 2 kg 5000 g ( )
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8. The mass of a watermelon is 4 kg 28 g. If its mass is 78 g more than a honeydew

melon, what is the mass of the honeydew melon?
(1) 3 kg 50 g (2) 3 kg 950 g
(3) 4 kg 106 g (4) 5 kg 6 g ( )
9. 8 902 cm is equal to ____________.

(1) 8 m 902 cm (2) 89 km 902 m
(3) 89 m 2 cm (4) 890 m 2 cm ( )
10. 1l 530ml + 720ml = _______________ ml.

(1) 250ml (2) 2050ml
(3) 2250ml (4) 2500ml ( )
11. There are 732 spectators in a stadium. There are twice as many men as women.
How many men are there?
(1) 244 (2) 488
(3) 366 (4) 600 ( )
12. Express 280 minutes in hours and minutes.

(1) 2 h 8 min (2) 2 h 80 min
(3) 4 h 24 min (4) 4 h 40 min ( )
13. Wendy took 15 days to complete a project. Gina took 8 days more than Wendy to
complete a similar project. How long did Gina take?
(1) 2 weeks 1 days (2) 2 weeks 3 days
(3) 3 weeks 2 days (4) 3 weeks 3 days ( )
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14. Which one of the following figures shows is shaded ?
4
(1) (2)
(3) (4)
( )
15. Which one of the following has the greatest value?

1 3
(1) (2)
2 4
3 5
(3) (4) ( )
7 8
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16. Which of the following figures has the longest perimeter?
(1) (2)
(3) (4)
( )
17. The shape below is made up of 4 similar squares. What is the area of the shape?
(1) 25 cm2 (2) 20 cm2

(3) 80 cm2 (4) 100 cm2 ( )
18. The figure below is made up of 2-cm squares. The perimeter of the figure is
____________cm.
(1) 10 (2) 14
(3) 28 (4) 40 ( )
19. Which one of the following figures has only two right angles?
(1) (2)
(3) (4)
( )
20. Thomas pays $ 6.00 for 500 g of strawberries. How much do 750 g of
strawberries cost?
(1) $3.00 (2) $6.00
(3) $9.00 (4) $12.00 ( )
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Section B
Work out the answers to each question and write the answers in the boxes provided.
21. What is the greatest odd number that can be formed using the 4 digits below?
8, 0, 9, 5
Answer : _________________________
22. A baker needs 8 eggs to make a dough. He has 10 trays of eggs with 12 eggs
in each tray. How many doughs can he make ?
Answer : __________________doughs
23. Adrian's mass is 35 kg. His brother's mass is 2 kg more than his. What is their
total mass?
Answer : ______________________kg
24.
The mass of one is ______________________.
Answer : _______________________g
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25. 5 km 98 m + 3 km 44 m = _________________.
Answer : __________km_________m
26. Janet had a piece of string 10 m long. She used 80 cm to tie a parcel and cut the
rest into 4 equal parts. What was the length of each part
Answer : _____________________cm
27. A jug contains 1l 250ml of orange juice. A bottle contains half as much orange
juice as the jug. How many millilitres of orange juice are there in the 2
containers?
Answer : ______________________ml
28. Mrs Lee mixed 1l of rose syrup with 4l of water to make some drinks. She then
poured the drinks into 500-ml bottles. How many bottles did she need?
Answer : __________________bottles
29. Vivian finished her drawing at 1.25 p.m. If she had been drawing for 3 h 50 min,
at what time did she begin ?
Answer : ____________________a.m.
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30. A shop is open from 8.45 a.m. to 9.30 p.m. daily. How long is it open each day?
Answer : _________h__________min
31. There are 5 red balls and 4 blue balls in a box. What fraction of the balls in the
box are red ?
Answer : _________________________
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32. Grace had a cake. She cut it into 8 pieces. She ate of the cake and gave 2
2
pieces of it to her neighbour. What fraction of the cake was left ? Express your
answer in the simplest form.
Answer : _________________________
33. Arrange the following fractions in order. Begin with the smallest .
5 1 3 2
, , ,
12 2 4 3
Answer : ___________________________________________________
34. A square room is 10 m long. How much does it cost to tile it at $25 per square
metre?
Answer : $________________________
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35. How many angles inside the shape below are greater than a right angle ?
Answer : ___________________angles
36. 20-cent coins make $5 .
Answer : _________________________
37. A cup of ice-cream costs 60¢ each. Bala had two 50-cent coins three 10-cent
coins and five 5-cent coins. He bought 2 cups of ice-cream. How much had he
left?
Answer : $________________________
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The graph below shows the number of stickers collected by 5 pupils. Look at it
carefully and answer questions 38 to 40 .
38. How many stickers fewer had Hana than Weimin ?
Answer : _________________stickers
39. What was the total number of stickers collected by Ravi and Ahmad ?
40. How many stickers must Jane give to Huihui so that they would each have an
equal number of stickers?
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Section C
Work out the following sums. Show your working clearly.
41. Ivan has twice as many stamps as Joshua. Joshua has three times as many
stamps as Matthew. If Ivan has 804 stamps, how many stamps does Matthew
have ?
42. Samantha bought 3 similar T-shirts and a pair of trousers for a total of $100 .
Each T-shirt cost $13.40. How much did the pair of trousers cost?
43. Richard's mass is 56 kg . If he gains 14 kg, his mass will be twice his brother's
mass. What is his brother's mass ?
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44. Look at the map. Mr Lee drove from Town A to Town B and then to Town C. He
later drove back to Town B. What was the total distance he travelled ?
Give your answer in kilometres and metres.
45. A rectangle garden is 46 m long and 20 m wide. How much does it cost to fence
the garden at $8 per metre ?
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P3 Mathematics Revision Paper – SA2-9

1. Complete the following number sequence.

(1) 7 335 (2) 7 535

2. The difference between 6 thousands and 3 hundreds is ___________.

3. 1 287 + 3 825 = ______________ + 12. The missing number is

4 64  8 = 2 x . The missing number is ____.

6. 515 is ____________more than 298 .

7. The mass of 5 tins of milk is ______________.

8. The mass of a watermelon is 4 kg 28 g. If its mass is 78 g more than a honeydew

9. 8 902 cm is equal to ____________.

10. 1l 530ml + 720ml = _______________ ml.

12. Express 280 minutes in hours and minutes.

15. Which one of the following has the greatest value?

16. Which of the following figures has the longest perimeter?

(1) 25 cm2 (2) 20 cm2

The mass of one is ______________________.

36. 20-cent coins make $5 .

38. How many stickers fewer had Hana than Weimin ?

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