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UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL EXAMINATIONS

CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL PRIMARY ACHIEVEMENT TEST

MATHEMATICS 0842/01

Paper 1
November 2006

45 minutes
Candidates answer on the Question Paper
Candidates require: pen, pencil, ruler, protractor

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Write your Centre number, candidate number and name in the spaces at the top of this page.
Write in dark blue or black pen.

Answer all questions.

Calculators are not allowed.

The number of marks is given in brackets [ ] at the end of each question or part question.
You should show all your working in the booklet.

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1 Johanna has 3 sweets in her packed lunch.

She has a packed lunch each day for 5 days. Buukbook.com
Mr Kenny 017-349 1512
How many sweets does she eat in total? Ms Soo 012-718 2825

3 x 5 = 15 [1]

2 Write these numbers in order, starting with the smallest.

6.06 6.60 0.06 0.60 60.6

0.06 0.60 6.06 6.60 60.6

smallest largest

[1]

3 Caryn has a thermometer in her garden.

7
6
5
4
3
2
1
0
–1
–2
–3
–4
–5

What is the temperature in Caryn’s garden?

-2 °C [1]

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4 Here is a number sequence. Mr Kenny 017-349 1512
Ms Soo 012-718 2825
9 14 19 24

(a) Write the number that comes after 24 in the sequence.

29 [1]

(b) Write the number that comes before 9 in the sequence.

4 [1]

(c) What is the rule for finding the next number?

+5
[1]

5 Kashif counts the number of letters he receives every day.

He draws a bar chart to show his results.

20

15

10

0
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

(a) How many letters does Kashif receive on Tuesday?

8 [1]

(b) Kashif receives nine letters on Friday.

Complete the bar chart to show this information.

[1]

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6 Translate this shape by 3 squares to the right and 4 squares up.

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Draw the new shape on the same grid. Mr Kenny 017-349 1512
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[1]

7 Hafiz faces North.

He turns clockwise by 3 right angles.

Which direction does he face now?

West [1]

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8 Here is a table showing the time in 12 different places around the world.

Abu Dhabi 12:44 Halifax 04:44 New Orleans 02:44

Addis Ababa 11:44 Hanoi 15:44 New York 03:44

Adelaide 19:14 Harare 10:44 Odesa 10:44

Aden 11:44 Havana 04:44 Oslo 09:44

(a) New Orleans and New York are both in America.

What is the time difference between New Orleans and New York?

1 : 00 [1]

(b) Adelaide is in Australia and Oslo is in Norway.

How many hours ahead of Oslo is Adelaide?

9 : 30 [1]

9 Write these fractions in order, starting with the largest.

13 3 6 7 14
20 20
20 5 10
7 13 3
10 20 5

largest smallest

[2]

10 Write this fraction as a decimal.

85
x 100 = 0.85
100

[1]

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11 Indresh has 1792 bottle tops.

He sells each bottle top for $3. Buukbook.com
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How much money does he make in total? Ms Soo 012-718 2825

You must show your working.

1792 x $3 = $5376

$ [1]

12 Pick numbers from the box to complete the table.

The first one has been done for you.

1200 120

140 114

200 1400

14 000 20

number double
10 20
57 114
600 1200
7000 14 000

[2]

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13 Here is a rectangle.
The base and height are labelled. Buukbook.com
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height

base

(a) The rule to calculate the area of any rectangle is base times height.

Write this rule without words where b = base and h = height.

Area = b x h [1]

(b) Write a rule for the perimeter of any rectangle where b = base and
h = height.

Perimeter = h + h + b + b [1]

or
Perimeter = 2h + 2b

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14 Mr and Mrs Salih go on holiday with their 3 children.

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The table shows the full prices for the holiday. Mr Kenny 017-349 1512
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Person Price
1 adult $500
2 adults $950
1 child $300
2 children $550

The travel agent has a special deal.

2 adults and 2 children go for just $1400!

Any extra children go for

just 75% of the child price

(a) With the special deal, how much does it cost for the Salih family to go on
holiday?

Show your working.

$1400 + (0.75 x $300) = $1625

$ 1625 [2]

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(b) Mr and Mrs Peters and their two children also go on holiday. Buukbook.com
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They save $2000. Ms Soo 012-718 2825
The holiday costs $1700 and the rest of their savings is spending money
to be shared equally.

How much do they each have to spend on holiday?

Show your working.

$2000 - $1700 = $300
$300 ÷ 4 = $75

$ 75 [2]

15 The weather is very cold where Ravindra lives.

The children in her class wear lots of winter clothes to keep warm.

She makes a Carroll diagram to show how many children wear gloves and
scarves.

Scarf No scarf

Gloves 10 8

No Gloves 5 2

(a) How many children wear a scarf?

15 [1]

(b) How many children wear gloves but no scarf?

8 [1]

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16 (a) Draw all the lines of symmetry on the rectangle below.

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[1]

(b) Write any 2 properties of a rectangle.

1. All the angles of a rectangle are 90°

2. Opposite sides of a rectangle are equal and Parallel. [2]

17 Look at this grid.

5
4
3
2
A
1 *
0
0 1 2 3 4 5

(a) Write the co-ordinates of point A.

( 4 , 2 ) [1]

(b) Plot the point (2, 1) on the grid.

[1]

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18 The door is two metres tall.

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How tall is Jane?

1.7 m [1]

19 Here are two groups of numbers.

One group contains odd numbers and one group contains even numbers.

Group A Group B

2 6 1 5
8 12 7 13
16 28 15 27
36 54 39 53
82 98 83 99

Which group contains even numbers?

Group A
Explain how you know.

I know this because even number can always divided by 2

[1]

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20 List the prime factors of 60.

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2, 3, and 5. Ms Soo 012-718 2825

[1]

21 Evonne saves her pocket money each week.

Over 4 weeks she saves $2, $9, $7 and $3.

She calculates her total savings.

2 + 9 + 7 + 3 = 21

Evonne wants to check that her calculation is correct.

Suggest a method that she can use to check her calculation.

21 - 2 - 9 -7 - 3 = 0
[1]

22 Faizan shares 49 sweets between his 5 friends.

Each child has 9 sweets and there are 4 left over.

If the remainder were shared out what fraction would each child get?

4 [1]
5

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23 Ramesh eats a packet of sweets every day.
Ms Soo 012-718 2825
Here is a frequency table to show the number of red sweets he finds in
20 tubes.

Number of red sweets Tally Frequency

1 1
2 5
3 4
4 3
5 6
6 0
7 1

Choose a word from the list below that best describes the probability that
there will be more than 5 red sweets in a packet.

Underline your answer.

certain likely even chance unlikely impossible

[1]

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24 Measure angle a.
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° [1]

25 Priyanka weighs some rice.

500 600
400 70
0
30 0
0

80
20

500 600
400 70
0
30 0
100

900
0

80
20

0
100

900
1 kg
0

1 kg
0

How much does the rice weigh?

620 g [1]

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