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Name Class Date
Primary 5
MATHEMATICSMID-YEAR ASSESSMENT (SET 2)
INSTRUCTIONS
PAPER 1 (The use of calculators is not allowed.)
Total time for Booklets A and B: 50 min
BOOKLET A: MULTIPLE–CHOICE [20 marks]
BOOKLET B: SHORT–ANSWER [20 marks]
PAPER 2 (The use of calculators is allowed.)
Time for Paper 2: 1 h 40 min
SHORT-ANSWER [10 marks]
STRUCTURED / LONG–ANSWER [50 marks]
PAPER BOOKLET MARKS
1A / 20B / 20
2 / 10 / 50
TOTAL / 100
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PAPER 1 (BOOKLET A) Questions 1 to 10 carry 1 mark each. Questions 11 to 15 carry 2 marks each. For each question, choose the correct answer and write its number (1, 2, 3 or 4) in the brackets provided. [20 m]
1. Whichofthefollowingnumbersisthegreatest?
(1) 325154 (3) 352145 (2) 325541 (4) 352154 ()
2. Whichofthefollowingis5200whenroundedofftothenearesthundred?
(1) 5099 (3) 5299 (2) 5159 (4) 5310 ()
3. Findtheareaofatrianglewhoseheightis25cmandbaseis20cm.
(1) 250cm2 (3) 750cm2
(2) 500cm2 (4) 900cm2 ()
4. Anthonysleptfor51__2h.Janeslept13__5hmorethanAnthony.HowlongdidJanesleep?
(1) 7h6min (3) 7h12min (2) 7h10min (4) 7h24min ()
5. Andrew spent 1__8 of his money on a pencil and 2__7 of the remainder on a notebook. Whatfractionofhismoneyhadheleft?
(1) 3__8 (3) 1__28
(2) 5__8 (4) 33__56 ()
6. Whatis1__6of42?
(1) 6 (3) 12 (2) 7 (4) 24 ()
7. Asumof$420wassharedamongJonathan,PaulandNormanintheratio2:5:8.HowmuchmoneydidPaulreceive?
(1) $28 (3) $140 (2) $56 (4) $224 ()
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8. Theperimeterofarectangleis48cm.Itslengthis18cm.Findtheratioofitslengthtoitsbreadth.
(1) 1:3 (3) 3:8 (2) 3:1 (4) 8:3 ()
9. Anglexisequalto rightangles.
x
(1) 1 (3) 3 (2) 2 (4) 4 ()
10. Findtheremainderof3908dividedby7.
(1) 2 (3) 5 (2) 3 (4) 6 ()
11. 2500soldiersweresentonamission.Eacharmytruckcouldcarryamaximumof55soldiers.Howmanyarmytruckswereneededtocarryallthesoldiers?
(1) 44 (3) 46 (2) 45 (4) 47 ()
12. The area of a square shownbelow is twice the area of a triangle. Find the area of thetriangle.
46cm
(1) 1058cm2 (3) 2116cm2
(2) 1085cm2 (4) 2611cm2 ()
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13. Findtheshadedareaofthefigureshownbelow.
22cm
100cm
(1) 550cm2 (3) 1600cm2
(2) 1100cm2 (4) 2200cm2 ()
14. Thesidesofatriangleareintheratio3:4:5.Theperimeterofthetriangleis36cm.Whatisthelengthofthelongestsideofthetriangle?
(1) 3cm (3) 15cm (2) 9cm (4) 27cm ()
15. Findtheproductof353and19.
(1) 334 (3) 6707 (2) 372 (4) 6770 ()
PAPER 1 (BOOKLET B) Questions 16 to 25 carry 1 mark each. Questions 26 to 30 carry 2 marks each. For questions 26 to 30, show your working clearly in the space given. Write your answers on the lines provided. For questions that require units, these units are provided. Give your answers in the stated units. [20 m]
16. In8153706,whichdigitisinthehundredsplace?
Ans:
17. When1039isaddedto317409,whatisthedigitinthetenthousandsplace?
Ans:
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18. Express63:27:54initssimplestform.
Ans:
19. Writeninemillionandfifty-eightinnumeral.
Ans:
20. Anumberwhenroundedofftoboththenearesthundredandnearestthousandis235000.
Thesmallestpossiblenumberis .
Ans:
21. MrBrowncanpaint1__8ofahouseinanhour.MrWilsoncanpaint1__4ofthesamehouseinanhour.Iftheyworkedtogether,howlongwouldtheytaketopaintthehouse?
Ans: min
22. DorothyhasthriceasmanybooksasJoe.JoehastwiceasmanybooksasRina.FindtheratioofRina’sbookstoDorothy’sbookstoJoe’sbooksinitssimplestform.
Ans:
23. TheratioofAngie’smoneytoBrandon’smoneyis3:7.Iftheyhave$100inall,howmuchmoneymustBrandongivetoAngiesothateachofthemhaveanequalamountofmoney?
Ans:$
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24. Inthefigure,notdrawntoscale,PQandXYarestraightlines.Find∠a.
P
Q
X Ya88º
Ans: º
25. Jenniferisfacingherhome.FindtheangleofrotationJenniferhastomakeinordertofacethelibrary.
HomeFoodcentre
PetshopSchool
Library
Communitycentre
Postoffice
Market
Ans: º
26. 2__5ofanumberis42.Whatis1__3ofthenumber?
Ans:
27. Express18secondsasafractionof1minute.
Ans:
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28. Arectangleshownbelowisdividedinto4identicalsquares.Theperimeterofeachsquareis52cm.Whatistheperimeteroftherectangle?
Ans: cm
29. Jeanspent1__3ofhermoneyonaskirtand3__5ofherremainingmoneyonamobilephone.WhatfractionofhermoneyhadJeanleft?
Ans:
30. When 2556 is divided by 52, the difference between the quotient and the remainder is
.
Ans:
PAPER 2
Questions 1 to 5 carry 2 mark each. Show your working clearly in the space given. Write your answers on the lines provided. For questions that require units, these units are provided. Give your answers in the stated units. [10 m]
1. Atypisttypes6660wordsin3hours.Ifshetypesataconstantrate,howmanywordsdoesshetypein5hours?
Ans: words
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2. JoecollectsstampsfromJapan,KoreaandItaly.2__7ofhisstampsarefromJapan,1__2ofhisstampsarefromKoreaandtherestarefromItaly.IfJoehas304morestampsfromKoreathanfromItaly,howmanystampsdoeshehavealtogether?
Ans: stamps
3. Joella,JessicaandJoanhavesomestickers.Joellahas5timesasmanystickersasJessicaandJoanhas 2__3thenumberofstickersJessicahas.HowmanystickersdothegirlshavealtogetherifJoellahas192morestickersthanJessica?
Ans: stickers
4. Inthefigurebelow,notdrawntoscale,findÐq.
q 35ºq
145º
62º
Ans: º
5. WhenAlvinopensabook,thesumofthefacingpagenumbersis451.Whatarethefacingpages?
Ans:
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For questions 6 to 18, show your working clearly in the space and write your answers on the lines provided. The number of marks available is shown in brackets [ ] at the end of each question or part-question. [50 m]
6. Therewereequalnumbersofmuffinsandsconesinabakery.After75muffinsweresold,thenumberofsconeswas4timesthenumberofmuffinsleft.Howmanymuffinsandsconesweretherealtogetherinthebakeryatfirst? [3]
Ans:
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7. Vanessa had $90 more than Chris. Joe had $70 more than Vanessa. If they had $898altogether,howmuchmoneydidJoehave? [3]
Ans:
8. Ronaldhas1__4asmanytradingcardsasTerence.IfTerencegives117tradingcardstoRonald,
bothwillhaveanequalnumberoftradingcards.HowmanytradingcardsmustTerencegive
toRonaldsothatRonaldwillhave5__8asmanytradingcardsasTerence? [3]
Ans:
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9. Thefigurebelowismadeupof4identicaltriangles.Theperimeterofeachtriangleis15cm.Theperimeterofthefigureis38cm.WhatisthelengthofAB? [3]
BA 0.5cm
Ans:
10. Therewerethriceasmanybluemarblesasredmarblesinatin.Ginatookout4bluemarblesandput10moreredmarblesintothetin.Therewasnowanequalnumberofredandbluemarblesinthetin.Whatwasthetotalnumberofredandbluemarblesinthetinatfirst? [3]
Ans:
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11. Therewere670childreninanexaminationhall.1__5oftheboysand3__7ofthegirlswereright-
handed.Iftherewere100moregirlsthanboys,howmanychildrenwereright-handed?[4]
Ans:
12. NumberXisacommonmultipleof8and7.Itisbetween550and600.WhatisnumberX? [4]
Ans:
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13. FloristAsold 4__7of theorchids.FloristBsold 1__4of theorchids.Eachfloristhad thesame
numberoforchidsleft.Iftheyhad880orchidsaltogetheratfirst,howmanyorchidsdidfloristBhaveatfirst? [4]
Ans:
14. Inaquiz,therewereatotalof50questions.5markswouldbeawardedforeachcorrectanswerand2markswouldbedeductedforeachwronganswer.Janescoredatotalof96marksforthequiz.Howmanyquestionsdidsheanswercorrectly? [4]
Ans:
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15. Lindawantedtobuyabraceletwhichcost$768.Sheworkedatafastfoodoutletovertheweekendswhereshewaspaid$6anhouronSaturdaysandtwiceasmuchonSundays.For8weeksinarow,sheworked6hoursoneachSaturdayandsomehoursoneachSunday.Ifsheearnedjustenoughmoneytobuythebracelet,howmanyhoursdidsheworkoneachSunday? [4]
Ans:
16. Thereare48toycarsandtoybicyclesinabox.Ifthereareatotalof128wheels,howmanytoybicyclesareinthebox? [5]
Ans:
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17. Gracespent$90.Annspent5__6ofhermoney.Joespent3__4ofhismoneyandZackspent2__3of
hismoney.Eachofthemthenhadthesameamountofmoneyleft.Theirtotalamountof
moneyleftwas$120.Howmuchmoneydidtheyhavealtogetheratfirst? [5]
Ans:
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18. TheratioofthenumberofMalaysianstampstothenumberofIndonesianstampsPeterhadwas2:3.Hisunclesenthim42moreIndonesianstampsandtheratioofthenumberofMalaysianstampstothenumberofIndonesianstampsbecame1:5.
(a) HowmanyMalaysianstampsdidPeterhave? [2]
(b) IfPeter’sauntsenthim15Koreanstamps,whatwastheratioofthenumberofMalaysianstampstothenumberofIndonesianstampstothenumberofKoreanstampshehadintheend? [3]
Ans:(a)
(b)
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SOLuTiOnS TO My2
Paper 11. (4)2. (2) 5099≈ 5100 5159≈5200 5299≈ 5300 5310≈ 53003. (1) 10 1__2 ×25cm×20cm=250cm2 4. (1)
5 1__2 h=5h30min
1 3__5 h=1h36min
5h30min+1h36min=7h6min5. (2)
1– 1__8 = 7__8
5__7 × 7__8 = 5__8 6. (2) 7 1__6 ×42=7 7. (3) 15units→$420 1unit→$420÷15=$28 5units→$28×5=$1408. (2) 48cm–18cm–18cm=12cm 12cm÷2=6cm(breadth) length:breadth 18:6 3:19. (3)
x
10. (1)
390835
403558562
7558
11. (3) 2500÷55=45R25 45+1=46
12. (1) 23 1__2 ×46cm×46cm=1058cm2
13. (2) 100cm×22cm=2200cm2
2200cm2÷2cm=1100cm2
14. (3) 12units→ 36cm 1unit→ 36÷12=3 5units→ 3cm×5=15cm15. (3) 353×19=670716. 717. 1 317409+1039=31844818. 7 : 3 : 6 63:27:54 ÷9 ÷9 7:3:619. 9 000 05820. 234 95021. 160 1hour→1__8+1__4=3__8
3units→1hour=60min 1unit→20min 8units→160min22. 1 : 6 : 2
Dorothy
Joe
Rina 1
2
6
23. 20 10units→$100 1unit→ $100÷10=$10 BrandonmustgiveAngie2units. 2units→$10×2=$2024. 92 180º–88º=92º25. 180º Food
centre HomeCommunitycentre
School
LibraryPostoffice
Market
Pet shop
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26. 35 2units→42 1unit→42÷2=21 5units→21×5=105
1__3×105=35
27. 3 ___ 10
1min=60s
18___60=6___20=3___10
28. 130
52cm÷4=13cm perimeter=10×13cm =130cm29. 4 ___ 15
1–1__3=2__3
left→ 2__5×2__3=4___15
30. 41 2556÷52=49R8 49–8=41
Paper 21. 11 100 3h→6660 1h→6660÷3=2220 5h→2220×5=111002. 1064
Italy→1–2__7–1__2=3___14
Japan:Korea:Italy
2__7:1__2:3___14
4___14:7___14:3___14
4:7:3 7–3=4units 4units→304 1unit→304÷4=76 14units→76×14=1064stamps3. 320
Joan
Jessica 192
Joella
15–3=12 12units→192 1unit→192÷12=16 20units→16×20=320stickers
4. 59 360º–62º–35º–145º=118º 118º÷2=59º5. 225 and 226 451÷2=225.56. 200muffinsandscones
muffins
scones
75?
3units→ 75 1unit→75÷3=25 At first, 8 units →8×25=200 There were 200 muffins and scones altogether at
first.7. $376
Chris
Vanessa $70
?
$90
$898
Joe
$898–$70–$90–$90=$648 Chris→$648÷3=$216 Joe→$216+$90+$70=$376 Joehad$376.8. 72 cards
RonaldTerence
fromTerence
to Ronald
Terencegives3unitstoRonald. 3units→117 1unit→117÷3=39 10units→39×10=390 At first, Ronald→2units×39=78cards At last, Ronald:Terence 5: 8 13units→390 1unit→30 Ronald→5units→30×5=150 150–78=72 TerencemustgiveRonald72cards.9. 3 cm 0.5cm×4=2cm 38cm–2cm=36cm 36cm÷4=9cm 15cm–9cm=6cm 6cm÷2=3cm The lengthofABis3cm.
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10. 28 red and blue marbles
Blue
Red10
4
2units→14 1unit→14÷2=7 4units→7×4=28 There were 28 red and blue marbles in the tin at first.11. 222 children
boys
girls
100670
670–100=570 boys→570÷2=285 girls→285+100=385 57 1__5×285=57 55 3__7×385=165
57+165=222 222childrenwereright-handed.12. 560 560÷7=80 560÷8=70 NumberXis560.13. 320 orchids
A
B
11units→880 1unit→880÷11=80 4units→4×80=320 Florist B had 320 orchids at first.14. 28 questions Assumesheansweredallcorrectly. totalscore→50×5=250 250–96=154 Difference→5+2=7marks 154÷7=22wronganswers 50–22=28 Sheanswered28questionscorrectly.
15. 5 hours $6×6=$36 Lindaearned$36eachSaturday. 8weeks→$36×8=$288 $768–$288=$480 Sheearned$480over8Sundays. $6×2=$12 Lindawaspaid$12anhouronSundays. 8weeks→$480÷$12=40hours 1week→40÷8=5hours Sheworked5hourseachSunday.
16. 32 toy bicycles Assumeallaretoycars. total→4×48=192wheels 192–128=64 Difference→4–2=2 64÷2=32toybicycles Thereare32toybicyclesinthebox.
17. $510 eachleft→$120÷4=$30 Grace→$90+$30=$120
Ann
$30
1unit→$30 6units→$30×6=$180
Joe
$30
1unit→$30 4units→$120
Zack
$30
1unit→$30 3units→$30×3=$90 total =$120+$180+$120+$90 =$510 They had $510 altogether at first.
18. (a) 12 Malaysian stamps Malaysian:Indonesian Before 2:3 After 1:5 ×2 ×2 2:10 10–3=7 7units→42 1unit→42÷7=6 2units→6×2=12 Peterhad12Malaysianstamps. (b) 4 : 20 : 5 10units→ 6×10=60 Malaysia:Indonesia:Korea 12:60:15 4:20:5 The ratioof thenumberofMalaysianstampsto
IndonesianstampstoKoreanstampsis4:20:5.
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