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Numbers to 1000 (1.1) A. Write the numbers in words.

1. 6 =

2. 27 =

3. 37 =

4. 149 =

5. 382 =

B. Write the numbers.

1. Five hundred and twenty-three =

2. Three hundreds nine tens six ones =

3. Two hundred and thirty-four =

4. Eight hundreds one ten seven ones =

5. One hundred and three =

C. Fill in the numbers.

1. What number is 100 more than 33 ?

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2. What number is 10 less than 89 ?

3. What number is 100 less than 639 ?



D. Fill in the correct sign, > or <.

1. 837 ______ 847

2. 284 + 28 ______ 184 + 104

3. 473 - 18 ______ 346 + 93

4. 337 ______ 437

5. 273 + 218 ______ 481

E. Arrange the numbers.

1. 3 , 17 , 7 , 10 starting from smallest.

2. 86 , 33 , 85 , 71 starting from biggest.


4. 139 , 176 , 164 , 150 starting from smallest.


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Addition and Substraction (2.1) A. Find the values.

1. 23 + 6 =

2. 38 + 73 =

3. 8 + 39 =

4. 149 - 47 =

5. 372 - 184 =

6. 612 + 300 =

7. 27 - 19 =

8. 37 + 721 =

9. 82 + 49 =

10. 431 - 320 =

B. Solve the problems below.

1. Devi has 36 apples and 23 oranges. How many more apples than oranges are there?

2. A pair of shoes costs $26. Jack has $17. How much more does Jack




need?

3. Ali made 725 sticks of satay. He sold 674 sticks of satay. How many sticks of satay had he left?

4. 962 people attended a concert. There were 423 men and 392 women. How many were children?

5. Jasmine is 13 years old. Her father is 27 years older than her. How old is her father?


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Length (3.1) A. Find the length (round off to the nearest cm).

____________________________ B

__________________ T

______________________________________ X

| 1 cm | 1 cm | 1 cm | 1 cm | 1 cm | 1 cm | 1 cm | 1 cm | 1 cm | 1 cm |







1. The length of B is

2. The length of T is

3. The length of X is

B. Find the value and write its unit.

1. 3 cm + 6 cm =

2. 53 cm - 33 cm =

3. 18 m + 19 m =

4. 214 cm - 145 cm =

5. 72 m + 87 m =

6. 425 m - 350 m =

7. 74 cm - 49 cm =

8. 367 cm + 292 cm =

C. Solve the problems below.

1. The distance between John's house and the market is 365 m. John made a trip from his house to the market and back home. How far did he walk?

2. Nigel is 143 cm tall. Roy is 9 cm shorter than Nigel. What is Roy's height?

3. A bow needs 12 cm of ribbon. What length of ribbon is needed to make 7 bows?

4. Lucy ran 820 m. Jack ran 157 m less than Lucy. What distance did they run altogether?

5. My mother used 47 m of raffia to tie some boxes. If she had 53 m of raffia left, how much raffia did she have at first?


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Weight (4.1) A. Find the value and write the unit.

1. 39 kg + 26 kg =

2. 75 kg - 38 kg =

3. 973 g + 284 g =

4. 426 g - 284 g =

5. 1320 g + 870 g = ________ kg ________ g

6. 8 kg - 3050 g = ________ kg ________ g








1. A mango weighs 325 g. An orange weighs 85 g less than the mango. An apple weighs 150 g less than the mango. What is the total weight of the 3 fruits?

2. The total weight of a book and a pen is 940 g. The book is 230 g heavier than the pen. What is the weight of the pen?

3. Nigel's weight is half that of his father's weight. If their total weight is 105 kg. What is Nigel's weight?

4. The total weight of 3 balls is 630 g. What is the total weight of 5 such balls? (Ans in g/kg)

5. A box which contains a toy inside has a total weight of 2490 g. The toy weighs 290 g more than the box. If a ball which weighs 540 g is put inside the box to replace the toy, what is the total weight of the box with the ball?


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Multiplication and Division (5.1)







A. Find the value.

1. 3 x 9 =

2. 7 x 8 =

3. 24 ÷ 3 =

4. 36 ÷ 6 =

5. 4 x 6 =

6. 10 ÷ 2 =

7. 5 x 8 =

8. 18 ÷ 2 =


1. 15 sweets were shared equally among 5 children. How many sweets did each child get?

2. Ali bought 4 packets of cupcakes. Each packet has 12 cupcakes. If he repacked 8 cupcakes into a box, how many boxes does he need?

3. My mother bought 6 packets of stickers. Each packet has 6 stickers. She removed 2 stickers from each packet and shared the remaining stickers among 8 boys. How many stickers did each boy get?

4. An army officer has 33 men. He divided them equally into 3 groups. Each man has 3 sets of uniforms. How many sets of uniforms are there in each group?

5. There were 37 cookies. 5 children shared the cookies equally. How many cookies did each child get? Are there any cookies left over?


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Multiplication Tables of 2 and 3 (6.1) A. Fill in the correct values.

1. 3 x 5 = + +

2. 2 x = 22

3. ÷ 3 = 9

4. 7 x 3 = = + +

5. 2 x 6 = 2 x 2 x

6. 50 ÷ 2 =

7. 2 x = 28

8. 18 ÷ = 9








1. Ali saved $3 a day. How many days did he take to save $15?

2. Mrs Poh made 30 pineapple tarts. She put 2 tarts in one bag. How

many bags did she need?

3. Liyen has a string 33 cm long. He cut it into 3 equal pieces. What is

the length of each piece?

4. Kimberly bought 8 books. Each book costed $3. If the cashier gave

her $11 in change, how much did Kimberly give to the cashier in the first place?

5. There were 3 fishballs on each stick. Mark bought 5 sticks. If each

fishball costed $2, how much did Mark pay altogether?

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Addition and Substraction (7.1) A. Find the missing number.

1. 16 + ________ = 33

2. ________ - 73 = 27

3. 52 + 26 = ________

4. 250 + ________ = 550

5. ________ - 84 = 62







6. 283 + ________ = 480

7. 192 - 112 = ________

8. ________ + 283 = 738

B. Do the following sums mentally.

1. 99 + 1 =

2. 200 - 150 =

3. 150 + 99 =

4. 102 + 198 =

5. 500 - 300 =

6. 100 - 15 =

7. 175 + 98 =

8. 120 + 80 + 100 =


1. Charlie sold 293 copies of newspapers on Saturday. He sold 320 copies of newspapers on Sunday. How many copies did he sell on both days?

2. Chow Kit is 146 cm tall. His sister is 9 cm taller. Find his sister's height.

3. Mr Lai bought a computer for $899. He gave the shopkeeper $1000. How much change did he receive?

4. A pair of football boots costed $38. Jerry had $25. How much more money did he need?

5. Mrs Ang bought 75 apple pies. There were 22 children in the class. She gave each child 2 apple pies. How many apple pies had she left?


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Multiplication and Division (8.1) A. Find the value of each of the following.

1. 3 x 4 =

2. 5 x 8 =

3. 30 ÷ 3 =

4. 36 ÷ 6 =

5. 6 x 10 =

6. 25 ÷ 5 =

7. 5 x 3 =







8. 32 ÷ 4 =

B. Fill in the blanks with the correct answer.

1. 4 x ________ = 24

2. 36 ÷ ________ = 9

3. ________ x 5 = 20

4. 10 x 2 = ________

5. 100 ÷ ________ = 10

6. 16 ÷ 4 = ________

7. ________ x 10 = 80

8. 55 ÷ ________ = 5


1. Mrs De Souza bought 4 kg of crabs. 1 kg of crab costs $11. How much did she pay for the crabs?

2. 28 scouts went camping. 4 scouts slept in 1 tent. How many tents were there?

3. There were 35 students in a class. The teacher divided them into 5 teams. How many students were there in each team?

4. A teacher had 50 pencils. He kept 14 pencils for himself and divided the rest equally among his students. Each student got 3 pencils. Find the number of students.

5. There were 4 fishballs in 1 stick. Each fish ball costed 10 cents. Fatimah paid $2.40 for the fishball. How many sticks did she buy?


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Money (9.1) A. Fill in the blanks.

1. $1.50 = ________ dollar ________ cents

2. $2.60 = ________ cents

3. $0.60 = ________ dollar ________ cents

4. 195 cents = $ ________

5. $7.20 = ________ dollars ________ cents

6. 80 cents = $ ________

7. $3.80 = ________ cents

8. $4.00 = ________ dollars ________ cent

B. Find the values of

1. $1.60 + $0.60

2. $5.95 + $3.70







3. $7.60 - $4.05

4. $3.99 + $0.99

5. $2.60 - $2.10

6. $7.40 + $1.25

C. Answer the following questions.

1. 4 ten-cent coins = $ ________

2. How many ten-cent coins make a $1 ? ________

3. 3 fifty-cent coints = $ ________

4. How many five-cent coins can be changed for 1 fifty-cent coin ? _____

D. Solve the problems below.

1. Soon Lee bought a file for 65 cents. He gave the shopkeeper $2. How much change would the shopkeeper give him?

2. Ali wants to buy a stamp album which costs $3.45. He has $2.20. How much more money does he need?

3. A papaya costs $2.35. A pineapple costs 60 cents more than a papaya. Find the total cost of the 2 fruits.

4. Shulen saves 50 cents everyday. How many days would she take to save $10?

5. Mr Tan bought a can of drink for 80 cents and a chocolate bar for $1.30. He gave the cashier $3. How much change did he get?





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Fractions (10.1) A. Write the fraction of the coloured part.

1. 2.

________ of the circle is coloured.

________ of the rectangle is coloured.

3. 4.

________ of the triangle is coloured.

________ of the ellipse is coloured.

B. Fill in the blanks.

1. and ________ make 1 whole.






C. Arrange in ascending order.

1. , ,

2. , ,

3. , ,

D. Circle the larger fraction.

1. ,

2. ,

3. ,


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Time (11.1) A. Fill in the blanks.

1.

The time is ________ minutes past 11.







2.

30 minutes later, the time will be ________.

3.

2 hours later, the time will be ________.

4.

15 minutes earlier, the time was ________.


1. (a) How many minutes are there from 10.05 a.m. to 10.40 a.m.?(b) How many minutes are there from 11.45 a.m. to 12.20 p.m.?

2. There was a concert in the park last Saturday evening. How long did

the concert last?

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3. Nigel started his homework at 2.30 p.m. He took 2 hours 15 minutes to

complete his homework. When did he finish?

4. There was a cartoon programme on television on Sunday morning.

How long was the cartoon programme?

Start End

5. Kimberly reached home at 2.45 p.m. Her journey from school to home

was 35 minutes. What time did she leave school?


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Capacity (12.1)

A. Fill in the blanks.

1. - = ________ millilitres





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2. + = ______ litre ________ millilitres

3. + = _______ millilitres

4. - = ________ millilitres

B. Solve the following problems.

1. A beaker can hold 1 litre of water. A pail was filled to the brim with 11 beakers of water. Find the capacity of the pail.

2. A tank has a capacity of 35 litres. It contains 18 litres of water. How

many more litres of water are needed to fill it up?

3. Everyday, Nicky drinks 2 litres of milk and Micky drinks 1 litre. How

much milk do they drink in a week?

4. Pail A has a capacity of 7 litres. Pail B can hold 2 litres more than Pail

A. Find the total capacity of both pails.

5. A fish pond had 200 litres of water. After several months, of the

water evaporated. Find the amount of water left in the pond.

6. Mrs Tan bought 6 cartons of orange juice. Each carton was 4 litres.

She poured all the juice into jugs. Each jug had a capacity of 3 litres. How many jugs would she need?

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Graphs (13.1)

Answer the following.

1. This picture graph shows the number of animals in a zoo.







Lion Deer Bear Snake

(a) There are ________ lions.

(b) There are ________ deers.

(c) There are twice as many ________ as snakes.

(d) There is ________ less bear than deers.

(e) There are ________ lions and bears altogether.

2. This picture graph shows the number of stamps kept by each child.

Penny

Kelly

Jenny

stands for 3 stamps. (a) Kelly has ________ stamps.

(b) Penny has ________ less stamps than Jenny.

(c) Jenny has twice as many stamps as ________.

(d) Penny has ________ stamps.

(e) The 3 girls have ________ stamps altogether.

3. This picture graph shows the number of each type of fruit.

Orange Apple Mango Banana Papaya

stands for 2 fruits. (a) There are ________ bananas.

(b) There are ________ papayas.

(c) There are as many ________ as bananas.

(d) There are ________ more apples than mangos.

(e) There are ________ fruits altogether.


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Geometry (14.1)

A. Fill in the blanks with the correct answers







1.

This is a square.

(a) There are ________ right angles.

(b) Angle A = Angle B = Angle C = Angle D = ________° 2.

This is a triangle.

(a) The angle greater than 90° is angle ________.

(b) The smallest angle is angle ________. 3.

This is a hexagon.

(a) Angle ________ and angle ________ are less than 90°.

(b) There are ________ angles greater than 90°.

4.

(a) The largest angle is angle ________.

(a) Angle D ( < , > , = ) Angle C.

(b) Angle ________ and angle ________ are less than 90°. 5.

This is a rectangle.

(a) There are ________ equal angles.


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Area (15.1)

Find the areas of the figures.







1. This figure is made up of __________ square units.

2.

This figure is made up of __________ of this .








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