St Paul's Convent School P4 Mathematics Second Term Test 2022-2023 PDF

# St Paul's Convent School, Primary Section ## Second Term Test (2022-2023) ### Mathematics **Name:** **Class:** 4 **Date:** 26th April, 2023 **Time allowed:** 50 minutes **Total marks:** /100 ### Section A 10 marks 1. Find the L.C.M. of 34 and 68. 2. 25 + 11 x 7 - 6 = ? 3. 7km 5m = ?m 4. Fill...

# St Paul's Convent School, Primary Section ## Second Term Test (2022-2023) ### Mathematics **Name:** **Class:** 4 **Date:** 26th April, 2023 **Time allowed:** 50 minutes **Total marks:** /100 ### Section A 10 marks 1. Find the L.C.M. of 34 and 68. 2. 25 + 11 x 7 - 6 = ? 3. 7km 5m = ?m 4. Fill in the correct unit on the line. * a) The area of a table tennis table is about 4 ( ). * b) The area of an Octopus card is about 50 ( ). 5. Which 2D-shape has four equal sides but no right angle? 6. What is the H.C.F of 2, 13 and 30? 7. 3, 9, 27, ? 243 8. What is the 4th multiple of 16? 9. 43 is a (prime / composite) number. (Circle the answer). ### Section B 32 marks 1. What is the remainder of 445 + 33? 2. What is the sum of all prime number(s) from 50 to 60? 3. Find the perimeter of an equilateral triangle with sides 11 cm long. 4. Each hair clip is sold at $47. May has $376. How many hair clips can she buy? 5. The width of a rectangular towel is 26 cm. Its length is 2 times its width. What is its area in cm²? 6. Find the 3rd common multiple of 6 and 15. 7. Which of the following shape(s) does not have an area? (Write the letter) _A_. _B_. _C_. 8. Mum bought 6 pairs of slippers. How much did she pay? 9. Calculate 563 + (45 - 25 + 5). 10. In "6258", "6" is in the _c_ place. It stands for _d_ 11. What is the smallest 4-digit odd number that is divisible by 5? 12. Find the area of the shape. The big rectangle below is made up of 5 small rectangles equal in size. 13. What is the width of the small rectangle in cm? 14. What is the perimeter of the big rectangle in cm? 15. The park is to the southeast of the post office. What direction is the post office from the park? 16. Dissect the rhombus below into a triangle and a trapezium by one straight dotted line. ### Section C 30 marks 1. List out all the common factors of 9 and 27. 2. 3 hats cost $246 while 6 scarves cost $285. How much more expensive is a scarf than a hat? 3. The figure below is made up of 6 identical squares. What is the area of the shaded part in cm²? 4. Write all the 3-digit numbers that are divisible by 5 by using 3 numbers cards 0 5 9. 5. There are 93 people. If each minibus can carry 18 people, at least how many minibuses are needed to carry all the people? 6. A football field is rectangular in shape. It is 110 m long and 50 m wide. James runs along the perimeter of the football field once. How long has he run? 7. 600 grams of chocolate are divided into small packs of 25 grams each. If each pack costs $26, how much do they cost altogether? 8. The figure below shows a large rectangle of 22 m long and 12 m wide. The shaded region is a small rectangle. Find the area of the shaded region. 9. There are 5 girls and 9 boys, sharing a bag of 378 marbles equally. How many marbles does each of them get? 10. Half a dozen egg tarts cost $48. What is the cost of 3 dozen egg tarts? ### Section D 8 marks Look at the following bar chart and answer the questions below. Type of flowers Favourite flowers of students Lily Camellia Tulip Rose Jasmine 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 Number of votes 1. This is a (vertical / horizontal) bar chart. (Circle the answer) Each division represent _x_ votes. 2. The most popular flower is _y_ which has _z_ votes. 3. The number of votes of rose is _a_ more than that of camellia. 4. The number of students who votes for Lily is _b_ times that of tulip. ### Section E 20 marks 1. The perimeter of a rectangular painting is 38m. Its width is 6m. What is its length in m? 2. There are 144 students and they are divided into 24 students as a group. Each group needs to finish 6 worksheets. How many worksheets does the teacher need to print out? 3. What is the area of the shaded part on the right? 4. 53 children and 13 adults go to visit the art museum. The ticket for an adult is $45 and the ticket for a child is $20. How much do they need to pay altogether? 5. Calculate the perimeter of the shape on the right. The End