Mathematics Year 3 – February 2010

Paper 1

This paper consists of 20 questions. Answer all the questions. For each question,
choose only one answer from the options A, B, C and D.

1. 6539 written in words is

A six thousand five hundred and nine
B six thousand five hundred and three
C six thousand five hundred and thirty-nine
D six thousand five hundred and ninety-three

2. In 3672, digit 7 represents

A ones B tens

C hundreds D thousands

3. In 1504, digit 5 represents

A 5 B 50

C 500 D 5000

4. _______, 4329, 4328, 4327

The missing number is

A 4230 B 4231

C 4328 D 4330
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5. Which of the following is arranged in ascending order?

A 3264, 9639, 4426, 7003

B 5214, 3451, 2451, 6421, 4134

C 6145, 7421, 7614, 8745, 9716

D 7821, 9871, 5409, 8619, 2561

6. Round off 3475 to the nearest ten.

A 3460 B 3470

C 3480 D 3490

7. Which of the following numbers has the nearest ten of 5500?

A 5499 B 5493

C 5492 D 5407

8. What is the total of 174 and 24?

A 189 B 198

C 188 D 123

9. + 14 = 25

What is the missing number in the box?

A 11 B 10

C 9 D 8
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10. Find the sum for 2268 and 4395.

A 6553

B 6563

C 6653

D 6663

11. Which of the following is true?

A 1294 + 5386 = 3580

B 2317 + 2294 = 4611

C 5267 + 2375 = 6632

D 3425 + 3259 = 8674

12. There are 1638 boys and 3253 girls in the hall. How many pupils are there
altogether in the hall?

A 4981 B 4891

C 4882 D 4881

13. There are 6385 male workers and 2198 female workers in a factory. Find the
total number of workers in the factory.

A 8473 B 8483

C 8573 D 8583
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14. The number of pupils in school A are 1249 more than the pupils in school B. If
school B has 307 pupils, how many pupils are there in both schools?

A 1489

B 1498

C 1863

D 1984

15. What is the difference between 800 and 532?

A 378 B 368

C 278 D 268

16. Subtract 432 from 916.

A 584 B 574

B 484 D 473

17. 8 - =3

A 3 B 13

B 5 D 15

18. Which of the following has the largest value?

A 323 - 8 B 213 - 12

C 452 - 36 D 426 – 47
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19. There are 925 durian trees in an orchard. 68 durian trees died. How many
durian trees are left? Give your answer to the nearest ten.

A 850

B 855

C 857

D 860

20. Ali has 863 rambutans. He sold 657 of them. How many rambutans are left?

A 206 B 214

C 216 D 218

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