Name : ___________________________________________
Date : ____________________________________________
Section A For each question, four options are given. One of these is the correct answer. Choose the correct answer and write its number (1 2,3 or 4) in the brackets provided.
1. The digit 8 in 4 853 has a place value of ________________.
(1) ones (3) hundreds (2) tens (4) thousands ( )
2. How many hundreds are there in 9 900?
(1) 9 (3) 990 (2) 99 (4) 9 900 ( )
3. Which one of the following is arranged from the smallest to the greatest? (1) 4 158, 1 548, 1 458, 1 854 (3) 1 458, 1 854, 4 158, 1 548 (2) 1 854, 1 548, 1 458, 4 158 (4) 1 458, 1 548, 1 854, 4 158 ( )
4. 100 less than 8710 is ____________.
(1) 8 610 (3) 8 720 (2) 8 700 (4) 8 810 ( )
5. Six thousand and seventy can be written as ________________.
(1) 6 007 (3) 6 070 (2) 6 017 (4) 6 700 ( )
6. What is the sum of 224 and 7 783?
(1) 7 007 (3) 7 900 (2) 7 559 (4) 8 007 ( )
7. 6 969 - ____________ = 375
(1) 6 504 (3) 6 604 (2) 6 594 (4) 6 614 ( )
8. What is 1 000 more than the difference between 6 804 and 1 104? (1) 5 500 (3) 5 700 (2) 5 600 (4) 6 700 ( )
13. Study the diagram below carefully. What is the missing number?
(1) 6 (2) 14 (3) 45 (4) 70 ( )
14. A farmer sold 3 850 eggs and had 4 250 eggs left. How many eggs did he have at first? (1) 400 (3) 8 000 (2) 7 100 (4) 8 100 ( )
15. Bala had 880 stamps. He gave Mary some of them and had 445 stamps left. How many stamps did he give Mary? (1) 435 (3) 880 (2) 445 (4) 1 325 ( )
16. An MRT train moved off from Boon Lay Station with 365 passengers. Upon reaching Lakeside Station, 215 passengers boarded it and 95 passengers alighted from it. How many passengers are there when the train left Lakeside Station? (1) 485 (3) 580 (2) 495 (4) 675 ( )
17. What is the difference between 4 000 and 12 hundreds?
(1) 2 800 (3) 3 800 (2) 3 200 (4) 8 100 ( )
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18. What is the greatest even number that can be formed with the digits 3, 6, 8, 9? (1) 3 698 (3) 9836 (2) 9 683 (4) 9863 ( )
19. Julia bought 3 small crates of oranges each containing 56 oranges. Her father bought another 5 large crates of oranges each containing 72 oranges. How many oranges did they buy altogether? (1) 128 (3) 1 024 (2) 528 (4) 4 032 ( )
20. 8 boys and 2 girls shared a prize of $1 000 equally. How much did each child get? (1) $10 (3) $100 (2) $50 (4) $500 ( )
Section B For each of the following questions, write the correct answer in the box provided.
21. Complete the number pattern.
3 330, 3 370, ______________, 3 450, 3 490
22. Which number in the box has the greatest value?
3896 3986 3998 3899
23. What is the smallest odd number that can be formed with the digits 3, 6, 1, 2?
24. 3 370 = 70 ones + ___________ tens + 3 000
What is the missing number in the blank?
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25. ___________ is 333 less than 9 000.
26. Write 7 890 in words.
27. How many squares are there in the figure below?
29. When a number is added to 1 036, the answer is 7 915. What is the number?
30. x 8 = 24
+ = 10
What is x ?
31. What is the number that comes after the difference between 6 356 and 3 555?
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32. 1X2X3X4X5X6X0=
What is the missing number in the box?
33. 10 x 2 = 6 x 2 + x2
What is the missing number in the box?
34. 24 3 = x2
What is the missing number in the box?
35.
What is the missing number in the box?
36. Brian saves $4 each week. How much will he save in 8 weeks?
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37. Mr Li bought 50 kg of lychee. He puts them equally into 10 wooden boxes. Each empty wooden box weight 3 kg. What is the weight of 1 box of lychee?
kg
38. 4 500 people took part in a singing contest. 4 000 people did not qualify for the first round. Of those who qualify for the first round, 350 did not reach the finals. How many people entered the finals?
people
39. Mary read 74 pages out of 354 pages of a novel. She read another 141 pages the following week. How many pages does she need to read to complete the book?
pages
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Section C Answer each question in the space provided. Show your working clearly as marks will be awarded for relevant statements and correct answer.
40. There were 7 981 people in a hall. 3 877 of them were adults while the rest were children. How many children were there?
41. Alan has 79 ice-cream sticks. Linda has 3 times as many ice-cream sticks as Alan. How many ice-cream sticks do they have altogether?
42. A computer costs $1 950. A printer costs $360. A scanner costs $155 more than the printer. What is the total cost of the 3 items?
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43. Chris has 548 marbles. Meiling has thrice as many marbles as Chris. How many marbles does Meiling have more than Chris?
