, PREFACE

Practice makes perfect, as the saying goes. This is especially true for
mathematics. Pupils can build mastery in mathematics with repeated
practice. My Pals Are Here! Moths Homework (3rd Edition) enables
pupils to develop thinking and reasoning skills through a mathematical
approach to problem solving.

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Revised to meet the requirements of the 2013 primary mathematics
syllabus of the Ministry of Education, Singapore, this book contains
practices and end-of-term revision tests. It comprises well-structured
questions that provide opportunities for pupils to enhance conceptual

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understanding through the use of the Concrete-Pictorial-Abstract
approach. The pupils apply concepts and skills learnt in everyday life.

Put on Your Thinking Cap! practice gives pupils opportunities to

communicate their reasoning and connection.

This book is perfect for use at home or in school. It offers grade-

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appropriate instructions and reinforcement in an effective way for
learning. The practice exercises will strengthen pupils' mathematics
skills. I would recommend this book to parents and teachers aiming
to consolidate lessons.
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This book will help build confidence and foster interest of pupils in
mathematics. As a result, they will achieve excellence in the subject.

Meena Newaskar
 Chapter 1 Numbers to 1000
Practice 1 Counting to 1000 1
Practice 2 Place Value 3
Practice 3 Comparing Numbers 7
Practice 4 Order and Pattern 9

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Practice 5 Even and Odd Numbers 11
Put on Your Thinking Cap! 13

Chapter 2 Addition within 1000

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Practice 1
Practice 2
Practice 3
Practice 4
Simple Addition within 1000
Addition with Regrouping in Ones
Addition with Regrouping in Tens
Addition with Regrouping in Tens and Ones
Put on Your Thinking Cap!

Chapter 3 Subtraction within 1000

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Practice 1 Simple Subtraction within 1000 27

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Practice 2 Subtraction with Regrouping in Tens and Ones 31
Practice 3 Subtraction with Regrouping in Hundreds and Tens 33
Practice 4 Subtraction with Regrouping in Hundreds,
Tens and Ones 35
Practice 5 Subtraction across Zeros 37
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Put on Your Thinking Cap! 39

Chapter4 Word Problems: Addition and Subtraction

Practice 1 Using Part-Whole in Addition and Subtraction 41
Practice 2 Adding On and Taking Away Sets 43
Practice 3 Comparing Two Sets 45
Put on Your Thinking Cap! 47

Revision 1 49

Chapter 5 Multiplication and Division

Practice 1 How to Multiply 57
Practice 2 How to Divide 61
Practice 3 Making Multiplication and Division Stories 65
Put on Your Thinking Cap! 67
 l . Chapter 6 Multiplication Tables of 2, 5 and 10
Practice 1 Multiplication Table of 2 69
Practice 2 Multiplication Table of 5 75
Practice 3 Multiplication Table of 10 79
Practice 4 Multiplying Numbers in Any Order 83
Practice 5 Division Using Multiplication Facts 85

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Put on Your Thinking Cap! 89

L Chapter7 Multiplication Tables of 3 and 4

Practice 1 Multiplication Table of 3 91

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Practice 2
Practice 3
Practice 4
Multiplication Table of 4
Multiplying Numbers in Any Order
Division Using Multiplication Facts
Put on Your Thinking Cap!

Chapter 8
Practice 1
Word Problems: Multiplication and Division
Multiplication
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Practice 2 Division 113
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Put on Your Thinking Cap! 117

;~~,:·, Chapter 9 Length

Practice 1 Measuring in Metres 119
Practice 2 Measuring in Centimetres 125
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Practice 3 Addition and Subtraction of Length 131

Practice 4 Multiplication and Division of Length 135
Put on Your Thinking Cap! 137

Mid-Year Examination 139

Answers 153
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Practice 1 Counting to 1000

1. How many~ are there?
Write the numbers on the blanks.

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(a)

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(b)
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(c)

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t-++++-t-+-t-1--+-t'J t-++++-t-+-t-1--+-t'J ~~
1-++4-+-1-+-1-~ t-++++-+-+-+-1--+-f'"l ~~
~-++~1-+4-¥1 HH-+-++-+-+-+-+--f'l ~

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 2. Write the numbers in words.

(a) 324

(b) 592
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(c) 748

(d) 416

(e) 209

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I 3. Write the words in numerals.

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(b) eight hundred and ninety-eight

(c) nine hundred and seven

(d) five hundred and sixty-eight

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4. Count and fill in the blanks.
(a) 3251 3261 13281
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(b) 2811 2911 1331

I (c) 2101 3101 4101

(d) 3061 4161 5261

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I Practice 2 Place Value
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l. Study the charts.
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How many G) are there?

Write the numbers in numerals and in words.

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 2. Fill in the blanks.

(a) The digit is in the ones place.

I The digit is in the tens place.

The digit is in the hundreds place.

(b) The digit is in the ones place.

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The digit is in the tens place.
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(c) The digit

The digit
is in the hundreds place.

is in ones place.

is in tens place.

The digit is in hundreds place.

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(d) The digit is in ones place.

The digit is in tens place.

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The digit is in hundreds place.

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 3. Look at each number inside the fish.
Then fill in the blanks.

(a) _ _ _ +0

_ _ _ tens + ones

Write 450 in words.

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(b) _ _ _ +70+5

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- _ _ _ hundreds + 7 tens + 5 ones

(c) _ _ _ +6
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- _ _ _ hundreds + ___ tens + 6 ones

Write 826 in words.

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n 4. Match.

700 + 30 + 9 • • 602
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6 hundreds
2 ones
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5 tens
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8 hundreds
2 tens 5 ones
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Practice 3 Comparing Numbers Parent's Signature:

1. Tick (I') the correct sentences. .

(a) 472 is smaller than 492.
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(b) 431 is smaller than 389.
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(c) 399 is greater than 395.
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(d) 745 is greater than 7 hundreds 5 ones.
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(b) Which number is smaller?

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(c) Which number is greater?

(d) Which number is smaller?

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 3. Fill in the blanks with greater than or smaller than.

(a) 510is 501.

(b) 909is 990.

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(c) 453 is 389.

(d) 300 is 299.

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(e) 888is 1000.

(f) 760 is 607.

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Choose from the numbers below.
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(a) 345 is greater than _ _ __

(b) 571 is smaller than _ __

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Practice 4 Order and Pattern
1. Arrange the numbers in the correct order.
Begin with the smallest.

607 357 700 832

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Arrange the numbers in the correct order.

Begin with the greatest.
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greatest

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Put on Your Thinking Cap!
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l. Sandra puts $20 daily in her coin bank.
She now has $150.
How many more days will it take Sandra to save $270?

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Dollars $150 $170 $190 $210
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It will take Sandra ____ days to save $270.
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Mid-Year Examination
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Section A (2 marks each)

Choose the correct answers (l, 2, 3 or 4) and write them in the
brackets provided.
1. 700 + + 2 =792

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(l) 2 (2) 9
(3) 70 (4) 90

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(l) 168
(3) 278
(2) 258
(4) 368

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The missing number in the blank is _ _ __

(l) 910 (2) 905

(3) 900 (4) 340
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4. Jim has 67 stamps.

Peter has 19 stamps.
How many stamps do the boys have altogether?

(l) 96 (2) 89
(3) 86 (4) 48

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 5. 325-64=---

The missing number in the blank is _ __

(l) 126 (2) 216
(3) 261 (4) 389

6. 48+ _ _ _ =124

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The missing number in the blank is _ __
(l) 76 (2) 78
(3) 86 (4) 100

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7. The table below shows the number of apples on each tree.

Tree A B c D
Number of apples 122 106 78 100
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Which two trees have 200 apples altogether?
(l) A and B (2) A and D
(3) B and C (4) A and C
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8. Arrange 18 party hats in pairs.

How many pairs of party hats do you get?

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(1) 10 (2) 9
(3) 8 (4) 7

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 9. If 1) + 1) + 1) + 1) + 1) =45, each 1) stands
for _ _ __

(l) 9 (2) 6
(3) 3 (4) 4

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6 threes or 6 x 3 =____

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Roy gave some stickers to Joel.

He gave twice as many stickers to Tracey.
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give Joel and Tracey altogether?

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(l) 20 (2) 30
(3) 50 (4) 60

12. Which of the following is the shortest?

(l) 205 em (2) 118 em

(3) 115 em (4) 129 em

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 Answers
Chapter 1 3. (a) SO; 5; 0; four hundred and fifty
!b) 400; 4; four hundred and
Practice 1 seventy-five
1. Ia) 614 (c) 20; 8; 2; eight hundred and
!b) 326 twenty-six
!c) 407
2. Ia) three hundred and twenty-four
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!b) five hundred and ninety-two
(c) seven hundred and forty-eight ~ 6 hundreds
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!d) four hundred and sixteen ~ 2 ones
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two hundred and nine
415 !b) 898
11 900 + 70 250
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(b) 301, 311, 321
!c) 510, 610, 710
(d) 636, 746, 856
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2 hundreds
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l. The correct sentences are (a), (c) and (d).

2. (a) 357
!c) 573
(b) 794
(d) 214
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4. (a) 267 (b) 943
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1. 375, 607, 700, 832

2. 310,283,238,203
((((((((((0 3. (a) 450 (b) 205
!c) 580 !d) 696
4. (a) Possible answers: 379, 397, 739,
793, 937, 973
Hundreds Tens Ones !b) Possible answers: 379, 397, 739,
8 5 793, 937, 973
(c) 557; five hundred and fifty-seven Practice 5
!d) 815; eight hundred and fifteen 1. 24, 100
2. (a) 4; 3; 8 2. 739,263
(b) 0; 1; 7 3. Possible answers: 365, 563, 635, 653
!c) 6; 0; 2 4. Possible answers: 490, 940, 904
(d) 1; 5; 3 Put on Your Thinking Cap!
1. $230, $250, $270, $290; 6 days
2. 237,158,269,300,290

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