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1.  The product of 204 and 6 is _________________________.

   A) 34
   B) 210
   C) 1 224
   D) 1 324
   

2.  Mark, Samuel and Zack had 49 marbles altogether. Mark had twice as many marbles as Samuel, while Samuel had twice as many marbles as Zack. How many marbles does Mark have?

   A) 49
   B) 28
   C) 21
   D) 70
   

3.  The tables and chairs are arranged at a restaurant as shown below.
   
   a) Complete the table by looking at the pattern in the arrangement.
   

   Pattern	No of tables	No of chairs
   1	1	4
   2	2	6
   3	(i)__________	8
   4	4	(ii)__________
   7	7	(iii)__________

   
   b) How many tables are there if there are 22 chairs?

   A) a)i.3 ii.10 iii.16 b)10
   B) a)i.3 ii.4 iii.7 b)10
   C) a)i.11 ii.8 iii.14 b)8
   D) a)i.6 ii.4 iii.7 b)16
   

4.  A shirt costs ＄8 less than a pair of pants. If 2 similar shirts cost ＄58, what is the cost of a pair of pants?

   A) ＄50
   B) ＄37
   C) ＄42
   D) ＄38
   

5.  Write 7 849 in words.

   A) Seven thousand, eight hundred and fourty-nine
   B) Seven thousand, eighty four and nine
   C) Seven thousand, eight hundred
   D) Seven thousand and nine
   

6.  30 hundreds, 43 tens and 55 ones is the same as ___________________.

   A) 118
   B) 785
   C) 3 098
   D) 3 485
   

7.  Look at the pattern. What is the missing number?
   

   A) 4
   B) 22
   C) 58
   D) 28
   

8.  Joshua collected 517 ice-cream sticks.
   Nicholas collected 230 more ice-cream sticks than Joshua.
   a) How many ice-cream sticks did Nicholas collect?
   b) How many ice-cream sticks did they collect altogether?

   A) a) 747 b) 1264
   B) a) 517 b) 747
   C) a) 517 b) 2111
   D) a) 747 b) 1034
   

9.  5 classes of pupils went on an excursion.
   Each class had 35 pupils and was accompanied by two teachers.
   What was the total number of people who went for the excursion?

   A) 185
   B) 175
   C) 40
   D) 30
   

10.  Aaron bought 3 boxes of sweets. There were 6 packets of sweets in each box. If each packet contained 10 sweets, how many sweets did he have altogether?

    A) 180
    B) 18
    C) 10
    D) 9
    

11.  Ben has 5 times as many coins as Kenneth.
    They have 30 coins altogether.
    How many coins does Ben have?

    A) 30
    B) 25
    C) 35
    D) 40
    

12.  _________________________ ÷ 10 = 50 R 6.

    A) 56
    B) 506
    C) 560
    D) 5 600
    

13.  There are 118 children waiting for their football coach.
    If each football coach can have only 8 children, how many coaches are needed?

    A) 15
    B) 11
    C) 12
    D) 13
    

14.  Arrange the following numbers in ascending order.
    

    7 890

    7 809

    7 908

    7 980

    A) 7980, 7908, 7890, 7809
    B) 7890, 7809, 7980, 7908
    C) 7809, 7890, 7908, 7980
    D) 7980, 7890, 7908, 7809
    

15.  There were 14 cars and bicycles in a car park.
    John counted 40 wheels altogether.
    How many cars were there?
    

    A) 6
    B) 8
    C) 10
    D) 14
    

16.  There are 89 magazines arranged in 3 piles. The first pile has 19 more magazines than the second pile. The number of magazines in the second pile is twice the number of magazines in the third pile. How many magazines are there in the second pile?

    A) 19
    B) 23
    C) 25
    D) 28
    

17.  A spider has 8 legs. An ant had 6 legs. How many legs do 3 spiders and 5 ants have altogether?

    A) 720
    B) 121
    C) 22
    D) 54
    

18.  9 children bought a present for their friend.
    They shared the cost of the present equally.
    If each child paid ＄7, how much did the present cost?

    A) ＄16
    B) ＄63
    C) ＄9
    D) ＄7
    

19.  Peter is 57 kg. He is 3 times as heavy as Alex. What is their total mass?

    A) 57kg
    B) 60kg
    C) 76kg
    D) 54kg
    

20.  The printer prints 8 copies of photographs in 5 minutes.
    How many copies of photographs can it print in 25 minutes?

    A) 33
    B) 40
    C) 30
    D) 38
    

21.  Jason has 249 more stamps than Mitchell. If Jason gives Mitchell 45 of his stamps, how many more stamps will Jason have than Mitchell?

    A) 249
    B) 104
    C) 145
    D) 159
    

22.  Ms Lee wants her pupils to use only the digits
    7, 6, 9
    to form 3-digit odd numbers. How many possible 3-digit odd numbers can her pupils form?

    A) 3
    B) 5
    C) 4
    D) 6
    

23.  28 x 7 = 20 x 7 + ? x 7.

    A) 4
    B) 8
    C) 20
    D) 48
    

24.  Mrs Tan bought a T-shirt at a store. She paid the cashier ＄50 and received a change of ＄17.25. How much did the T-shirt cost?

    A) ＄67.25
    B) ＄35.75
    C) ＄32.75
    D) ＄82.75
    

25.  Find the difference between 2 357 and 6 248.

    A) 3 891
    B) 4 011
    C) 4 891
    D) 8 605
    

26.  James has 25 one-dollar coins, 6 fifty-cent coins and 7 twenty-cent coins in his piggy bank. How much money has James saved altogether?

    A) ＄25.67
    B) ＄28.14
    C) ＄29.40
    D) ＄20.67
    

27.  If John buys 7 pens, he would be short of ＄2. If he buys 6 pens, he would have ＄1 left. How much money does John have?

    A) ＄16
    B) ＄17
    C) ＄18
    D) ＄19
    

28.  Form the smallest 4-digit even number using all the digits. 5, 0, 2, 9

    A) 2590
    B) 2059
    C) 2509
    D) 9520
    

29.  The sum of two numbers is 7 056. If the smaller number is 2 639, find the bigger number.

    A) 4 417
    B) 5 417
    C) 5 623
    D) 9 695
    

30.  A taxi can take 4 passengers. How many taxi are needed to transport 91 passengers?

    A) 22
    B) 23
    C) 87
    D) 95