NSP-111-200714-021213

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1.  5 thousands, 17 hundreds, 7 tens is the same as ___________________.

   A) 5087
   B) 5177
   C) 5240
   D) 6770
   

2.  Meimei has ＄4.99 at first. Her mother gives her some more coins as shown below:
   
   How much does Meimei have now?

   A) ＄4.99
   B) ＄6.00
   C) ＄6.04
   D) ＄6.40
   

3.  Sakina bought a doll for ＄52 and clip for ＄7. She had ＄37 left.
   How much did she have at first?

   A) ＄96
   B) ＄59
   C) ＄45
   D) ＄22
   

4.  Matthew had some marbles at first.
   After he gave his brother 90 marbles and his three friends 80 marbles each, he still had 150 marbles left.
   How many marbles did Matthew have at first?

   A) 170
   B) 320
   C) 490
   D) 480
   

5.  Mrs Wong baked 407 pineapple tarts. She put them equally into 9 containers and found that she had a few left. How many pineapple tarts were left?

   A) 45
   B) 9
   C) 7
   D) 2
   

6.  A total of 4500 movie tickets were sold in three days.
   783 more tickets were sold on the first day than on the second day.
   The same number of tickets were sold on the second and the third day.
   How many tickets were sold on the first day?

   A) 3717
   B) 2934
   C) 2022
   D) 2935
   

7.  Find the product of 710 and 8.

   A) 718
   B) 5608
   C) 5680
   D) 7108
   

8.  In 4398, the digit 3 has a value of ________.

   A) 3 ones
   B) 3 tens
   C) 30 tens
   D) 300 hundreds
   

9.  Express ＄22.95 in cents.

   A) 295 c
   B) 925 c
   C) 2259 c
   D) 2295 c
   

10.  Clarence had ＄98.70. He spent ＄39.50. How much had he left?

    A) ＄39.50
    B) ＄59.20
    C) ＄98.70
    D) ＄138.20
    

11.  The difference between 6909 and 2405 is ______.

    A) 9314
    B) 4504
    C) 4405
    D) 4404
    

12.  Using all the digits given below, form the largest four-digit odd number.
    

    0,    5,    7,    2

    A) 7205
    B) 7520
    C) 7250
    D) 7502
    

13.  When I divide a number by 8, the quotient is 211. What is this number?

    A) 1688
    B) 219
    C) 1680
    D) 203
    

14.  The sum of 1433 and 1254 is ________.

    A) 2687
    B) 2677
    C) 221
    D) 179
    

15.  The difference between two numbers is 47. One of the numbers is 138. What is the sum of these two numbers?

    A) 185
    B) 232
    C) 229
    D) 230
    

16.  ＄16.50 - ＄5.68 = ______.

    A) ＄10.82
    B) ＄11.82
    C) ＄22.18
    D) ＄11.50
    

17.  A fruiterer has 18 boxes of mangoes. Each box contains 40 mangoes. He repacks all the mangoes into bags of 5. How many bags of mangos will he get?

    A) 720
    B) 144
    C) 114
    D) 141
    

18.  Mr Brown travelled 467 km at first. He travelled another 199 km before he reached his destination. How far did he travel altogether?

    A) 666 km
    B) 656 km
    C) 368 km
    D) 268 km
    

19.  What is the missing digit in the box?
    

        9 9 3 8
    
     -  6 ? 2 6
    
    _________
    
        3 5 1 2
    
    _________ 

    A) 1
    B) 2
    C) 3
    D) 4
    

20.  Eliza has 1278 beads. She has 237 fewer beads than Susan. How many beads do the two girls have?

    A) 1041
    B) 1515
    C) 2319
    D) 2793
    

21.  Some people visited an exhibition.
    The entrance fees are priced at ＄2 per child and ＄3 per adult.
    A total of ＄201 were collected from the sale of the adults' tickets.
    3 times as many children as adults visited the exhibition.
    
    (a) How many adults visited the exhibition?
    (b) How much was collected from the sale of the childrens' tickets?

    A) a) 9 b) ＄603
    B) a) 12 b) ＄402
    C) a) 11 b) ＄401
    D) a) 10 b) ＄400
    

22.  A machine is able to fill 160 bottles of drinks in a minute. How many bottles of drinks can 10 such machines fill in a minute?

    A) 16
    B) 150
    C) 170
    D) 1600
    

23.  Write in figures.
    

    Eight thousand and fifteen

    A) 800015
    B) 8105
    C) 8150
    D) 8015
    

24.  336 people boarded 8 buses. There was an equal number of people in each bus. How many people were there in each bus?

    A) 40
    B) 42
    C) 402
    D) 420
    

25.  Lily uses 4 tablespoons of sugar for every 6 cups of water to make a bowl of jelly.
    
    (a) How many tablespoons of sugar does Lily need if she uses 18 cups of water to make some jelly?
    (b) How many cups of water does Lily need if she uses 10 tablespoons of sugar?

    A) a) 12 b) 15
    B) a) 18 b) 21
    C) a) 10 b) 13
    D) a) 11 b) 14
    

26.  Sean and Ahmad have 509 marbles. Sean has 89 marbles fewer than Ahmad. How many marbles does Sean have?

    A) 420
    B) 178
    C) 242
    D) 210
    

27.  Alice made 1899 cookies to sell at the funfair. She managed to sell 1172 cookies. How many cookies has she left?

    A) 1727
    B) 722
    C) 727
    D) 277
    

28.  The product of two numbers is 642. If one of the numbers is 6, what is the other number?

    A) 107
    B) 321
    C) 113
    D) 327
    

29.  Kathy earns 975 points in a game. She earns 88 points more than Millie. How many points does Millie have?

    A) 887
    B) 913
    C) 953
    D) 1063
    

30.  A school library has 2367 English books and 1277 Chinese books. How many English and Chinese books are there in the library?

    A) 1090
    B) 3644
    C) 3544
    D) 3634