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1. Whole number
Choose the correct answer. 1. Rearrange the digits 3, 5, 9, 7, 2 and 6 to form the smallest possible 6-digit multiple of 5. The place value of digit 6 is _______________. (1) hundreds (3) ten thousands (2) thousands (4) hundred thousands

2. A number becomes 534 000 when it is rounded off to the nearest thousands. The number is ________. (1) 532 600 (3) 533 600 (2) 533 400 (4) 534 600

3. 104 48 8 2 + 4 = ___________ + 16. What is the missing number? (1) 2 (3) 78 (2) 68 (4) 80

4. Add P to the number 8, the result is divisible by 14. P could be the following except ____________. (1) 6 (3) 20 (2) 8 (4) 34

5. P, Q, R and S are whole numbers shown on the number line. Which of them is a multiple of 36?
P 1660 Q R 1800 S

(1) P (3) R

(2) Q (4) S

6. Estimate 4897 19 10 219 21. (1) 89 500 (3) 95 500 (2) 90 500 (4) 99 500

7. Multiply the values of digit 6 in 706 234 and 19 632. How many ten thousands are there in the result? (1) 36 (3) 3600 (2) 360 (4) 36 000

8. 792 650 = 800 650 _____ _____. The value of the product of the missing numbers is (1) 520 (3) 5200 (2) 5020 (4) 8650

9. 120 cartons of soft drinks can be packed into 360 packets of 8. If 80 similar cartons of soft drinks are to be packed equally into boxes, how many boxes of 15 are there now? (1) 128 (3) 196 (2) 192 (4) 240

10.Julie had thrice as much savings as Kenneth. After Julie gave $750 to Kenneth, he had twice as much as Julie. What was Kenneths savings at first? (1) $350 (3) $600 (2) $450 (4) $1350

Answer the following questions: 11. 209 477 + 1 146 523 = 1 million + 2 hundred thousand + ______ thousands. Find the missing value in the blank.

12. Find the difference between the smallest 6-digit odd number and the largest 4digit even number. Write your answer in words.

13. 970 24 ( 34) + 132 = ________ 100

14.The difference between a pair of numbers in 108 less than their sum. If the bigger number is twice of the smaller number, find their product.

15. Two numbers have two missing digits as shown in the diagram below. The sum of the missing digits is 3. What is the possible greatest remainder when dividing the bigger number by the smaller number?

6 7 ____

____ 0

16. 29 x 25 = _______ x 25 + 25 25 + 25. What is the missing number in the blank?

17. Round off 69 545 to the nearest thousand. Dividing the result by 200 gives ___________.

18. 2 iron rods weigh as heavy as 5 steel balls. In a box, there are 14 rods and steel balls altogether. They weigh as heavy as 20 steel balls. How many more steel balls than iron rods are there in the box?

19. 5 year ago, Mr Smith was 4 times as old as Hazel He is thrice as old as Hazel now. How many years younger is Hazel than Mr Smith now?

20. There were 380 twenty cent and one dollar coins in a bag altogether. If 150 twenty-cent coins were added, there would be 20 more one-dollar coins in the bag. What was the total value of one-dollar coins in the bag?

21. A television set was priced at $ 4095. Tim bought the television set by paying a one time deposite followed by monthly instalments for 3 years. The amount of the deposite was thrice as much as the monthly instalment. Calculate the amount of the deposite, if he had paid $195 more than the normal price.

22. In the morning, a fruit seller had 280 less apples than twice the number of oranges. He sold thrice as many apples as oranges. He had 296 more oranges than apples left at the end of the day. How many fruits did he have left at the end of the day if he sold 1360 fruits altogether?

23. A basket of 6 apples and 3 mangoes weighted 1 kg 320 g. After 4 apples and 2 mangoes were eaten, the basket with the remaining fruits weighed 760 g only. If a mango weighs 20 g less than 4 times the mass of an apple, find a. The mass of the basket, b. The mass of an apple.

24. At Woodlands Interchange, Bus 960 departs every 8 minutes while Bus 968 departs every 11 minutes. At 14 30, Bus 960 left Woodlands Interchange. 7 minutes later, Bus 968 and Bus 980 left the interchange at the same time. Find a. The time at which both the buses 960 and 968 next depart from the interchange, b. How frequent, in minutes, the bus 980 departs from the interchange if buses 960 and 980 next depart together at 15 26.

25.Miss Lee, Miss Ong and Mr Wong went for a trip to a farm with a group of 54 pupils. They rented a 28-seater bus and a 36-seater bus. Each bus must have at least a teacher seated in it.

26. In a school, there are 45 more students in Primary 5 than in Primary 4. In Primary 4, there are 18 girls than boys. There are 12 more boys in Primary 5 than in Primary 4. How many more girls than boys are there in Primary 5?

Practice: Choose the correct answer. 1. The value of the digit 6 in 36 785 is ___________. (1) 6 (3) 600 (2) 60 (4) 6000

2. 53 267 = 50 000 + _____ + 200 + 60 + 7 (1) 30 (3) 3 (2) 300 (4) 3000

3. Estimate the value of 5842 x 49. (1) (3) (2) (4)

4. Rearrange the digits 3, 5, 9, 7, 2 and 6 to form the smallest possible 6-digit number The place value of digit 6 is __________. (1) hundreds (3) ten thousands 5. What is 24 (6 + 2 x 3) + 9 x (4 + 5) ? (1) 20 (3) 83 (2) 49 (4) 91 (2) thousands (4) hundred thousands

Write your answers in the spaces provided. 6. There are ________________ ten thousands in 1 million. 7. 45 192 = ________________ + 5000 + 100 + 90 + 2

8. When a number is divided by 27, it gives a quotient of 315 and a remainder of 25. What is the number? _______________ 9. Evaluate 84 (3 + 3 x 3) + 2 x 10. _____________ 10.Round off 59 546 to the nearest thousand. Divide the result by 200. The answer is ___________________. Choose the correct answer. 11. Divide the product of 22 and 45 by 3. Then add 6 hundreds to the result. (1) 330 (3) 930 (2) 390 (4) 990

12. 792 x 650 = 800 x 650 ___________ x ___________. The value of the product of the missing number is _________________. (1) 520 (3) 5200 (2) 5020 (4) 8650

13. When Q is added to the number 8, the result is divisible by 14. What could Q be? (1) 48 (3) 78 (2) 68 (4) 80

14. 120 cartons of soft drinks can be packed into 360 packets of 8 soft drinks each. If 80 similar cartons of soft drinks are to be packed equally into boxes, how many boxes of 15 are there now? (1) 128 (3) 196 (2) 192 (4) 240

15. What is the difference between the smallest 6-digit odd number and the largest 4-digit even number?

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(1) 90 002 (3) 101 113

(2) 90 003 (4) 101 121

Answer the following 16. 970 24 ( 3 x 4) + 132 = ____________ x 100.

17. When a number is multiplied by 25 and then 275 is added to it, the result is 1050. What is the number? ________________.

18.Find the smallest whole number that is divisible by 10 and 12.

19.The difference between a pair of number is 108 less than their sum. If the larger number is twice that of the smaller number, find their product.

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20.When Prompt multiplied a certain number by 7, his answer was 3000 when rounded off to the nearest 10. What was the greatest possible whole number that Prompt used?

21.Jack, Kelvin and Lucy shared 496 stamps. Lucy received 56 stamps fewer than Jack. Kelvin received four times as many stamps as Jack. How many stamps did Kelvin receive?

22.Tim painted 123 pictures. This was thrice as many as the total number of pictures painted by Chloe and Mark. If Chloe painted 27 pictures, how many more pictures did Tim paint than Mark?

23. John needed to 1425 cans into cartons. He could pack 250 cans into each carton. a. How many cartons did John use to pack the cans? b. How many cans were left unpacked?

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24. There are some cows and ducks on a farm. There are 90 animals and 276 legs altogether. What is the difference between the number of cows and ducks on the farm?

25. Five years ago, Cate was 4 times as old as Hanna. She is the thrice as old as Hanna now. How many years younger is Hanna than Cate?

Challenge!! 26. In a morning, Jake had 280 fewer apples than twice the number of pears. He sold thrice as many apples as pears. He had 292 more pears than apples left at the end of the day. How many fruits did he have left at the end of the day if he sold 1460 fruits altogether?

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27.Wendy had $90 more than Simon. If Simon gave Wendy $30, Wendy would have thrice as much money as Simon. How much money did Wendy ad Simon have altogether at first?

28. Some children share 2 packets of sweets. If each of them gets 12 sweets, there will be 7 sweets short. If each of them get 11 sweets, there will be 3 sweets extra. If one packet of sweets has 19 fewer than other, find the number of sweets in the smaller packet.

29.The total cost of a bag and a T-shirt is $19. David buys 4 bags and 2 T-shirts for $52. How much does a T-shirt and 2 bags cost?

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30. 120 yellow and 80 green marbles are kept in Container A. 180 yellow and 120 green marbles are kept in Container B. Henry transferred some marbles from Container B to Container A. After the transfer, the number of yellow marbles in both containers is the same. The number of green marbles in both containers is also the same. How many more yellow than green marbles are transferred from Container B to Container A?

31.Ethan has $144 in his piggy bank. There are 52 one-dollar coins and five-dollar notes inside his piggy bank. a. How many more one-dollar coins than five dollar notes does Ethan have? b. What is the minimum number of five-dollar notes Ethan will have left after buying 4 pens at $26 each?

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32.Joseph and Bryan were given a box of trading cards each. Each box had the same number of cards. After Joseph gave 25 of his trading cards away and Bryan lost 103 of his trading cards, the number of trading cards Joseph had left was 4 time that of Bryans. How many trading cards were there in each box at first?

33.Two numbers have a missing digit as shown in the diagrams below. The sum of the missing digits is 4. What is the greatest possible remainder when the bigger number is divided by the smaller number? 6 7

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34. Cecelia, Maggie and Leia had 144 hairpins altogether. Cecelia gave some of her hairpins to Maggie and the number of Maggies hairpins was doubled. Maggie then gave some of her hairpins to Leia and the number of Leias hairpins was also doubled. As a result, the girls had an equal number of hairpins each. How many hairpins did each girl have at first?

35. In a Mathematics contest, 50 questions were asked. 5 Points were awarded for each answer and 2 points. How many more correct answers than incorrect answers did she have?