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1.   A factory can manufacture 32 pairs of boots a day. In 14 days, how many pairs of boots can it manufacture?

   A) 30
   B) 34
   C) 64
   D) 448
   

2.   In which of the following is the digit 8 in the thousands place?

   A) 85 213
   B) 21 328
   C) 56 897
   D) 78 435
   

3.   Find the common factors of 9 and 12.

   A) 2 and 3
   B) 1, 3 and 6
   C) 1 and 3
   D) 18 and 24
   

4.   3 420 ÷ ? = 342 The missing number in the box is_____________.

   A) 10
   B) 9
   C) 8
   D) 7
   

5.   Andrew has ＄240.
   Andrew has 6 times as much as Jane.
   How much more money does Andrew have than Jane?

   A)Andrew has ＄100 more than Jane
   B)Andrew has ＄200 more than Jane
   C)Andrew has ＄240 more than Jane
   D)Andrew has ＄210 more than Jane
   

6.   How many hundreds are there in 23 000?

   A)2300 hundreds
   B)230 hundreds
   C)23 hundreds
   D)230 tens
   

7.   A bowling alley opens at 11.30 am and closes at 5 pm every day. How long is it opened each day?

   A)320
   B)330
   C)332
   D)340
   

8.  
   
   How many pupils weigh between 40-49kg?

   A) 3
   B) 9
   C) 21
   D) 27
   

9.  
   
   Which weight range has the least number of pupils in it?

   A) 10 kg
   B) 30-39 kg
   C) 20-29 kg
   D) 40-49 kg
   

10.   ? ÷ 3 = 64 R2
    The missing number in the box is ________________

    A)129
    B)186
    C)194
    D)197
    

11.   Find the product of 96 and 78.

    A) 6 410
    B) 6 470
    C) 7 410
    D) 7 488
    

12.   Which of the following has the smallest value?

    A) 43 196
    B) 4 316
    C) 43 916
    D) 4 369
    

13.   There were some cattle and sheep in a zoo. There were twice as many sheep as cattle. The zoo keeper counted 84 legs altogether. How many cattle were there?

    A) 7
    B) 14
    C) 21
    D) 28
    

14.   Sally is 124 cm tall. Her brother is 13 cm shorter than her. What is their total height?

    A) 137m
    B) 1.37m
    C) 235m
    D) 2.35m
    

15.  
    
    The figure below is made up of 3 rectangles. Find the area of the whole figure. (The figure is not drawn to scale)

    A)The area of the whole figure is `64cm^2`
    B)The area of the whole figure is `66cm^2`
    C)The area of the whole figure is `46cm^2`
    D)The area of the whole figure is `68cm^2`
    

16.   Mandy and Samuel have ＄460. Mandy has 4 times as much as Samuel. How much does Mandy have?

    A) 92
    B) 115
    C) 368
    D) 1840
    

17.   Multiply 34 by 21. The answer is _______________ when rounded off to the nearest ten.

    A) 720
    B) 710
    C) 700
    D) 690
    

18.   Ali took 6 minutes to draw a horse. He took twice as long to draw a dragon. He then, took four times as long to draw a castle with a dragon in it. How long did he take to draw the castle with a dragon in it?

    A) 6 mins
    B) 12 mins
    C) 24 mins
    D) 48 mins
    

19.   Meena bought 1kg of onions which cost ＄1.80 and 1kg of cucumbers which cost twice as much as the onions. She gave ＄10 to the vegetable seller. How much change did she receive?

    A) ＄3.60
    B) ＄4.60
    C) ＄6.40
    D) ＄8.20
    

20.   A teacher took the weight of 30 pupils and presented the data in the graph below.
    
    How many pupils weigh between 20-29 kg?

    A) 3
    B) 6
    C) 9
    D) 12
    

21.   Arrange the digits 4, 7 and 2 to form the GREATEST EVEN number. The number MUST be a multiple of 4.

    A)726
    B)724
    C)725
    D)742
    

22.  
    
    What is the perimeter of this figure? (The figure is not drawn to scale)

    A)50
    B)55
    C)60
    D)46
    

23.   Round off 4 213 to the nearest hundred.

    A)4 200
    B)4 300
    C)4 100
    D)4 20
    

24.   Ming baked some cookies for sale. She sold 9 boxes of cookies. There were 12 cookies in each box. If she had 3 boxes of 3 cookies in each box left, how many cookies did she bake?

    A)she baked 106 cookies.
    B)she baked 116 cookies.
    C)she baked 107 cookies.
    D)she baked 117 cookies.
    

25.   When 564 is divided by 7, the remainder is ________________.

    A)4
    B)6
    C)8
    D)3
    

26.   Pupils from 4W, 4X, 4Y and 4Z took part in a survey to find out about their favourite pastime activity. This is the findings of the survey.
    

    Class	READING	CYCLING	SWIMMING	HIKING	Enrolment
    4W	9	(ii)______	15	5	40
    4X	13	12	13	(iv)_____	38
    4Y	(i)______	14	6	15	40
    4Z	12	10	(iii)_______	7	39
    Total	39	47	44	27

    
    a) Complete the above table.
    b) How many pupils took part in the survey?
    c) If 7 pupils who like hiking change their minds and like cycling, how many pupils like cycling now?

    A)a) 5, 11, 10, 0 , b) 156, c) 54
    B)a) 5, 10, 11, 0 , b) 157, c) 54
    C)a) 5, 11, 10, 0 , b) 157, c) 55
    D)a) 5, 11, 10, 0 , b) 157, c) 54
    

27.   There were 2145 children at a concert. There were 348 fewer adults than children at that concert. How many adults were there at the concert?

    A)There were 1597 adults in the concert
    B)There were 1787 adults in the concert
    C)There were 1697 adults in the concert
    D)There were 1797 adults in the concert
    

28.  
    
    What is the mass of A?

    A)400
    B)200
    C)300
    D)450
    

29.   If 72 is the ninth multiple of a certain number, what is that number?

    A)5
    B)6
    C)8
    D)9
    

30.   Find the difference between 4 359 and 897.

    A) 3 462
    B) 4 459
    C) 4 541
    D) 5 253