BLESSED HOME SCHOOL AND CRÈCHE

End of 3rd Term Examinations –August 2022

Subject: Mathematics Class: Basic Five

Name: …………………………………………………………………………………………

ID Number: BHSC- ……………………… Date: ……………………………...

SECTION: A

Answer All Questions.

1. The product of a number multiplied by itself is 1
C.
called __________. 5
A. square root 10. Change 1% to decimal.
B. prime factor A. 0.01
C. square B. 0.0001
2. What is the square of 5? C. 1.01
A. 625 11. A million has _______ digits.
B. 25 A. 5
C. 1 B. 6
3. What is the sum of the squares of 1, 2, and 5? C. 7
A. 30 12. Solve 3 x +3 - 3= 9
B. 80 A. 3
C. 18 B. 10
4. What is 120 divided by 10? C. 5
A. 120 13. Circle the odd numbers in the set of numbers –
B. 12
1, 3, 4, 5, 10, 11, 14, 30, 31.
C. 2
5. Find the remainder when 15is divided by 3?
14. The ages of Lami and Tuka are 5 years and 10
A. 0 years respectively. Express the ages as a ratio in its
B. 2 simplest form.
C. 3 A. 5:3
6. When a certain number is divided by 10, the result is B. 5:9
2 with remainder0. What is the number? C. 9:15
A. 10 15. 500ml x 2 will be _____ in liters
B. 5 A. 2 liters
C. 4 B. 1.2 liters
7. Which of these numbers is not a prime-numbers? C. 1.4 liters
A. 7 16. A juice box is 200ml and a milk carton is 1,000ml.
B. 2 What is the deference in capacity between the juice box
and the milk carton?
C. 4
A. 800ml
57
8. Change fraction to decimals . B. 1,200mls
100
C. 700ml
A. 57.0
17. The total distance in a shape is it’s
B. 50.1 _________________
C. 0.57 18. Angles that measure more than 90˚ but are less 180˚are
9. Simplify 20% to its lowest form or fraction. called______________
20 A. right angle triangles
A. B. obtuse angles
100
2 C. reflex angles
B. 19. Converting 14.5liters to centimeters is equal to ____
10
 3 is_________________
A. 14500cm
3 A. Area
B. 1450000cm B. Volume
C. 1450cm3 C. Perimeter
20. Find the H.C.F of 2 and 4. 26. A rectangle box has length 12 cm and breadth 4cm.
A. 4 Find the perimeter of the box
A. 16cm
B. 2
B. 48cm
C. 6
C. 32cm
21. Each angle in a square correctly measures as ______
27. Given that the length of a square is 7cm., calculate the
A. 180˚ area of the square.
B. 90˚ A. 49cm.
C. 45˚ 2
22. Diagonals of rectangle and squares divide the shape B. 49cm
into ____________ parts. 2
C. 14cm
A. Two parts 3
28. Mr. Amankwah poured a drink from a 1000cm bottle
B. Two
into a liter bottle. How many liters will his drink cover?
C. Three parts
A. 150 liters
23. A quadrilateral with two pairs of parallel sides is
B. 15 liters
called_______________
C. 1 liter
A. Rhombus
29. A polygon with five equal sides is called ________
B. Trapezoid
A. Pentagon
C. Parallelogram
B. Tarragon
24. Which of these quadrilateral has exactly one pair of
parallel side being its base______ C. Hexagon
A. Rectangle 30. A milk carton is 1100ml, what is the capacity in liters
of the milk carton?
B. Parallelogram
A. 1.1L
C. Trapezoid
B. 11L
25. The total distance around the outside of a shape
C. 1.10L

SECTION B
ATTEMPT ONLY THREE (3) QUESTION
1. Solve for the following variables ( x , y and z)
a) 2 + x−4=9
b) 2 x + 3 x = 20
3y
c) 2 y + =2+5
1
d) 2 + z−4=10
2. Simplify the following mixed numbers
1 3 1
a) +1 -1
2 2 2
1 2 1
b) + 1 of (1 – 1)
2 3 2
1 3 3
c) + 1 - 2 ÷ 3
2 2 2
1 1 3
d) (1 + 1 )- 1 ÷ 1
4 2 2
3. Convert the following linear measurement scales into METRES/KILOMETRES.
a) 1000 Centimeters = ……………… Meters
b) 1500 Centimeters = ………………Meters
 c) 5000 Meters = ……………...Kilometers
d) 1000 Meters =………………Kilometers
4. Find the sum of interior angles for the following polygons
NB: show proof / mathematical working

a) b)

c) d)

5. Using a scale of 2cm to 1 unit on both axes on a graph sheet;

a) Mark the x-axis from -5 to 5 and the y-axis from -6 to 6

b) Plot the points E (2,1), F (4,2), G (1,5) and H (2,4). Join the points to form a quadrilateral

6. Find the angles marked x and w, in the following quadrilaterals

a) b)