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Question 1 Primary 4 Maths » Primary 4 Math (Term 3) 2 pts
MCQ (10 x 2 marks = 20 marks)

Choose the correct answer out of the 4 options given.
In the number 1.697, the digit ______ is in the tenths place.
A) 1
B) 6
C) 7
D) 9
Question Type: Multiple Choice

Randomize Answers: No
Date Added: Sun 25th Oct 2020
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QID#: 24,465,136
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10.3 - 0.017 = _______
A) 9.317
B) 9.283
C) 10.283
D) 10.317
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A) 15
B) 17
C) 30
D) 34

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A) 6 cm
B) 7 cm
C) 10 cm
D) 11 cm

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A number when rounded to the nearest hundred is 77 500.

Which of the following could the number be?
A) 77 409
B) 77 449
C) 77 455
D) 77 599

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Express 3 1/4 as a decimal.
A) 3.14
B) 3.25
C) 3.40
D) 3.75

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John's mass is 35.5 kg. He weighs 2.34 kg more than Matthew.

What is the total mass of the two boys?
A) 33.20 kg
B) 37.88 kg
C) 68.74 kg
D) 73.42 kg

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Which of the following fractions given below is smaller than 1/2?
A) 2/3
B) 3/4
C) 4/9
D) 7/12

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QID#: 24,465,216
Express 2 tenths and 30 hundredths as a decimal.
A) 0.23
B) 0.5
C) 2.23
D) 20.3
Question Type: Multiple Response

Grade style: Full points if all answers are correct
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QID#: 24,465,243
Alice bought 153 apples and packed them into small boxes.
Each box can only contain 8 apples.
What is the minimum number of boxes she needed to pack all the apples?
A) 18
B) 19
C) 20
D) 21

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Open-ended questions (25 x 2 marks = 50 marks)

Read the questions carefully and write the correct answer in the blanks provided.
Write sixty-one thousand and nine in figures.
Accepted answers:
61009
61 009
61,009
61 ,009
61, 009
61 , 009
Question Type: Free Text

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Accepted answers:
2/3
2/3

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Accepted answers:
80

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What is the value of the digit 6 in 54.016?
Accepted answers:
0.006
0. 006
0 .006
0 . 006

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QID#: 24,465,278
What is the sum of 5.005 and 49.78?
Accepted answers:
54.785
54. 785
54 .785
54 . 785

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QID#: 24,465,282
Find the product of 607 and 27.
Accepted answers:
16389
16 389
16,389
16, 389
16 ,389
16 , 389

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QID#: 24,465,293
Accepted answers:
15 degree
15 degrees
15

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Correctly answered feedback

15o
Incorrectly answered feedback

15o
What are the first two common multiples of 5 and 6?
Accepted answers:
30 and 60
60 and 30
30,60
30 60
60 30
60,30
30, 60
30 ,60
30 , 60
60, 30
60 ,30
60 , 30

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Accepted answers:
1 5/6
15/6

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QID#: 24,475,126
A number when divided by 5 gives a quotient of 425 and a remainder of 3.

What is the number?
Accepted answers:
2128
2 128
2,128
2, 128
2 ,128
2 , 128

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QID#: 24,475,132
Julian used 3/10 of his savings to buy a pair of soccer boots. The pair of soccer boots costs $90. How
much savings did he have at first?
Answer: $______
Accepted answers:
$300
$ 300
300

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Answer: A ______
B ______
Accepted answers:
3.25 4.5
3.25, 4.5
3.25,4.5
3.25 , 4.5
3.25 and 4.5
3.25 / 4.5
3.25/4.5
3.25 ,4.5
3.25/ 4.5
3.25 /4.5

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QID#: 24,475,154
Write 10 tens, 35 tenths and 8 hundredths in decimal.
Accepted answers:
103.58
103 .58
103 . 58
103. 58

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There were 9500 people at a stadium. There were thrice as many men as women. How many men
were there at the stadium?
Answer: _____ men
Accepted answers:
7125 men
7 125 men
7,125 men
7, 125 men
7 ,125 men
7 , 125 men
7125
7 125
7,125
7, 125
7 , 125
7 ,125

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QID#: 24,475,177
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to attempt after the test has been completed.
Grading: This question type is not graded on this system and will not affect the final score as it was
designed in such a way that it requires manual assistance.
Question Type: Essay

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QID#: 24,475,274
Accepted answers:
2.505 , 2.5 , 2 1/4 , 2.05
2.505 ,2.5 ,2 1/4 ,2.05
2.505,2.5,2 1/4,2.05
2.505 2.5 2 1/4 2.05
2.505, 2.5, 2 1/4, 2.05
2.505 / 2.5 / 2 1/4 / 2.05

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How many factors are there in 24?
Accepted answers:

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Accepted answers:
South - east
South-east
South east

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What is the smallest number that can be divided by 2, 3 or 4 without any remainder?
Accepted answers:
12

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A box of sweets weight 70g. Mrs Ling puts 4 such boxes in a plastic bag.
Find the mass of the sweets in 5 such plastic bags.
Answer: _____ g
Accepted answers:
1400g
1400 g
1 400g
1 400 G
1,400g
1,400 g
1, 400 g
1, 400g
1 ,400g
1 ,400 g
1 , 400g

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QID#: 24,475,349
1 = 0.34 + 0.5 + _______.
Accepted answers:
0.16
0. 16
0 .16
0 . 16

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QID#: 24,475,362
The difference between two numbers is 1584. The greater number is five times the smaller number.
Find the sum of the two numbers.
Accepted answers:
2376
2 376
2,376
2, 376
2 ,376
2 , 376

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June bought a computer which cost $1329 and a printer which cost $399.
Round the total amount she spent to the nearest thousand - dollars.
Answer: $_____
Accepted answers:
$ 2000
$2000
$ 2,000
$2,000
$2 000
$ 2 000
$2, 000
$2 , 000
$2 ,000
$ 2, 000
$ 2 ,000
$ 2 , 000
2000
2 000
2,000
2 ,000
2, 000
2 , 000

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QID#: 24,475,411
The figure below shows a straight line AB. Use a ruler and a protracted to draw and label line BC such
that Angle ABC is 100o.
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to attempt after the test has been completed.

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This
question is designed for extended answers that parent/ teacher will have to assign and guide child to
attempt after the test has been completed.

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QID#: 24,475,603
Problem Sums (30 marks)

Read the following problem sums carefully. Show all workings clearly and write your answers in
the spaces provided.
Answer: $_____
Accepted answers:
$36.45
$ 36.45
$36 . 45
$36. 45
$36 .45
$ 36 . 45
$ 36. 45
$ 36 .45
36.45
36 . 45
36. 45
36 .45

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QID#: 24,475,659

2 x 12.50 = 25.00
25 + 38.55 = 63.55
100.00 - 63.55 = $36.45

2 x 12.50 = 25.00
25 + 38.55 = 63.55
100.00 - 63.55 = $36.45
Jane paid $112 for 2 identical cups and 3 identical bowls. Each cup cost 1/2 as much as each bowl.
Find the cost of each bowl.
Answer: $____
Accepted answers:
$28
$ 28
28
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QID#: 24,475,676

8 units = 112
1 unit: 112 / 8 = 14
2 units: 14 x 2 = $28

8 units = 112
1 unit: 112 / 8 = 14
2 units: 14 x 2 = $28
Jamie has 1120 stamps and Macy has 340 stamps.

How many stamps must Jamie give to Macy so that Macy will have 160 more stamps than Jamie?
Answer: ____ stamps
Accepted answers:
470
470 stamps

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QID#: 24,475,705

1120 - 340 = 780
780 - 160 = 620
620 / 2 = 310
310 + 160 = 470 stamps

1120 - 340 = 780
780 - 160 = 620
620 / 2 = 310
310 + 160 = 470 stamps
Miss Lim baked some cookies. She sold 4/7 of the cookies and gave the rest of the cookies to her 5
neighbours equally. Each neighbour received 18 cookies from her. How many cookies did Miss Lim
bake?
Answer: ____ cookies
Accepted answers:
210 cookies
210

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QID#: 24,475,723

18 x 5 = 90
1 - 4/7 = 3/7
90 / 3 = 30
30 x 7 = 210 cookies

18 x 5 = 90
1 - 4/7 = 3/7
90 / 3 = 30
30 x 7 = 210 cookies
Question 40 Primary 4 Maths » Primary 4 Math (Term 3) 1 pt
The figure below is made up of a rectangle and 3 identical squares.

ABCD is a square with side of 9 cm.
a) Find the length of XY.
Answer: _____ cm
Accepted answers:
3 cm
3cm

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QID#: 24,475,754

9 / 3 = 3 cm

9 / 3 = 3 cm
The figure below is made up of a rectangle and 3 identical squares.

ABCD is a square with side of 9 cm.
b) Find the difference between Angle ADW and Angle WZD.
Accepted answers:
53 degree
53 degrees
53
53degrees
53degree

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QID#: 24,475,819

90 - 73 = 17
90 - 20 = 70
70 - 17 = 53o

90 - 73 = 17
90 - 20 = 70
70 - 17 = 53o
Betty, Cathy and Danie baked some muffins.

Betty used 0.41kg of flour. She used 0.36kg of flour less than Cathy.
Danie used 0.02kg of flour more than Cathy.
Find the total mass of flour used to bake all the muffins by the three girls.
Accepted answers:
1.97 kg
1.97kg
1.97

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QID#: 24,475,885

0.41 + 0.36 = 0.77
0.77 + 0.02 = 0.79
0.41 + 0.77 = 1.18
1.18 + 0.79 = 1.97 kg

0.41 + 0.36 = 0.77
0.77 + 0.02 = 0.79
0.41 + 0.77 = 1.18
1.18 + 0.79 = 1.97 kg
Andy and Zen had a total of 360 postcards. After Andy gave 45 postcards to Zen, Zen would have 5
times as many postcards as Andy. How many postcards did Zen have at first?
Accepted answers:
255 postcards
255

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QID#: 24,475,898

360 / 6 = 60
60 x 5 = 300
300 - 45 = 255

360 / 6 = 60
60 x 5 = 300
300 - 45 = 255
Accepted answers:
3 durians

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QID#: 24,475,915
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Primary 4 Maths (Term 3) - Henry Park

44 Questions (94 Points) Question Bank: 20,000 Questions

Test Questions 1 Test Assignment

Question 1 Primary 4 Maths » Primary 4 Math (Term 3) 2 pts

MCQ (10 x 2 marks = 20 marks)

In the number 1.697, the digit ______ is in the tenths place.

Question Type: Multiple Choice

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Question 2 Primary 4 Maths » Primary 4 Math (Term 3) 2 pts

10.3 - 0.017 = _______

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Question 3 Primary 4 Maths » Primary 4 Math (Term 3) 2 pts

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Question 4 Primary 4 Maths » Primary 4 Math (Term 3) 2 pts

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Question 5 Primary 4 Maths » Primary 4 Math (Term 3) 2 pts

A number when rounded to the nearest hundred is 77 500.

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Question 6 Primary 4 Maths » Primary 4 Math (Term 3) 2 pts

Express 3 1/4 as a decimal.

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Question 7 Primary 4 Maths » Primary 4 Math (Term 3) 2 pts

John's mass is 35.5 kg. He weighs 2.34 kg more than Matthew.

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Question 8 Primary 4 Maths » Primary 4 Math (Term 3) 2 pts

Which of the following fractions given below is smaller than 1/2?

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Question 9 Primary 4 Maths » Primary 4 Math (Term 3) 2 pts

Express 2 tenths and 30 hundredths as a decimal.

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Question 10 Primary 4 Maths » Primary 4 Math (Term 3) 2 pts

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Question 11 Primary 4 Maths » Primary 4 Math (Term 3) 2 pts

Open-ended questions (25 x 2 marks = 50 marks)

Write sixty-one thousand and nine in figures.

Question Type: Free Text

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Question 12 Primary 4 Maths » Primary 4 Math (Term 3) 2 pts

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Question 13 Primary 4 Maths » Primary 4 Math (Term 3) 2 pts

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Question 14 Primary 4 Maths » Primary 4 Math (Term 3) 2 pts

What is the value of the digit 6 in 54.016?

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Question 15 Primary 4 Maths » Primary 4 Math (Term 3) 2 pts

What is the sum of 5.005 and 49.78?

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Question 16 Primary 4 Maths » Primary 4 Math (Term 3) 2 pts