. Questions 1 to 10 carry 1 mark each. Questions 11 to 15 carry 2 Mesa For each question, four options are given. One of themis the correct answer. | Make your choice (1, 2, 3 or 4) and shade your answer on the Optical Answer Sheet. (20 marks) 1 60 000 + 5000 + 400 + 3 = (1) 65.430 (2) 65403 (3) 65043 (4) 60543, 7 In 7.654, which digit is in the tenths place? Oy (2) 6 (3) 5 (4) 4 3 Which number is the smallest? (1) 0.12 (2) 0.21 (3) 0.102 (4) 0.2014 3 Which of the following shows i of the figure shaded? (1) (2) (3) (4) Which two lines are perpendicular to each other? A B (1) ABand BC (2) ABand DE (3) BC and DE (4) BC and FG Arrange these fractions from the largest to the smallest. ae 8 4 9 Largest Smallest oh bg ae hg o 8 od 0008/1(A) (Go on to the next page)7 The circle has centre O. ; : AOE and COF are straight lines. Which pair of lines shows its radius and diam, eter? Radius Diameter . aS (AE ; [A > (2) AO BD E (3) BD AE (4) OE FC F 8 The plan of a park is shown in the square grid. —tz Mandy is in the park. She stands at a location south-east of the statue and west of a bench. In what direction is the shelter from Mandy? (1) North (2) North-east (3) South (4) South-west 0008/1(A){ 10 11 5 A file costs $3 more than a pen. The total cost of 5 such files is $y. Find the cost of a pen. (1) §(5y-3) y-3 @ s%) (@) (2-3) y (4) (+3) ABC is a straight line and ZBDA = ZCDB. A B NX Yess Find ZABD. (1) 100° S (2) 104° (3) 112° (4) 140° In the number line, what is the value represented by A? 2 Jp fp ff (1) =i 3 1 t i 1 : 2 @ 1 A 1 @ 4 3 (4) Lt 0008/1(A) (Go on to the next page)—_— his drawings side by side onto a board as sho, Wn, 6 ala used 44 tacks t0 Pin ~<{olo How many drawings did he pin altogether? 2 8B ay 1 2) 20 (3) 24 (4) 22 13 ABCD is a trapezium with AB parallel to DC and AB ) Find 2DBC. (1) 68° (2) 62 (3) 59 (4) 56° 009/14)14 7 Tim had 13 more two-dollar notes than five-dollar notes at first. He exchanged $20 worth of five-dollar notes for two-dollar notes. How many more two-dollar notes than five-dollar notes did Tim have after the exchange? (1) (2) (3) (4) 17 19 23 27 A box contained brown balls and green balls. 40% of the balls were green. After some yellow balls were added to the box, 26% of the balls were green. What percentage of the balls in the box were yellow? (1) (2) (3) (4) 14% 34% 35% 39% 0008/1(A) (Go on to Booklet B)2 Questions 16 to 20 carry 1 mark each. Write your answers in the spaces provided. For questions which require units, give your answers in the units stated. (5 marks) 16 Find the value of 565 + 39 Ans: 17 Find the value of 10.12 - 8.99 Ans: 18 Find the value of 7 + 8. Express your answer as a decimal. Ans: 19 Squares P, Q and R are each made up of 8 identical triangles. P Q R Name the squares with a line of symmetry. Ans: 20 Aishah paid $15 for 20 stickers. What was the cost of each sticker in cents? Ans: ¢ 0008/1(B) Do not write in this space ET [| |3 Questions 21 to 30 carry 2 marks each. Show your working clearly and write your answers in the spaces provided. For questions which require units, give your answers in the units stated. (20 marks) 21 ~~ (a) __‘ Find the value of Z z (b) Express 1.14 as a mixed number in the simplest form. Ans: (a) (b) 22 (a) Name the smallest angle. (b) Name the two angles that are greater than 90°. Ans: (a) (b) and 23 Find the area of the shaded triangle. 18 cm 10 cm Ans: cm? Do not write in this space 0008/1() (Go on to the next page)4 24 The table shows the temperatures of cities A, B, C and D. Do not write in this space City | Lowest Temperature (°C) | _ Highest Temperature (°C) A 10 17 B 16 34 Cc 19 33 D 5 26 (a) When Faizal was at some of these cities, the temperature was 12°C. Name the cities. (b) Name the city with the largest difference in temperatures. Find this difference. Ans: (a) Cities (b) City Difference: °C 25 Mrs Tan had a bottle of oil. She used an equal amount of oil each day. At the end of the 4'" day, she had 880 ml of oil left. At the end of the 6" day, she had half the bottle of oil left. How many litres of oil were there in the bottle at first? Ans: t 0008/1(8)5 26 Find the value of the breadth of the rectangle. Do not write in this space (5x + 15) cm (4x-6) cm | 50 cm Ans: em | [| 27 Usha builds a solid using 8 unit cubes. The front view is shown. | Front view Front view Side view 9 | (a) Draw the side view on the grid. (b) Find the greatest number of unit cubes Usha can add to the solid without changing the front view and side view. Ans: (b) (Go on to the next page) 0008/1(B)6 28 A parallelogram ABCD is drawn on a square grid. wan negeneeegee a (a) Using the line PQ, draw triangle PQR such that it has the same perimeter as ABCD and PQ = QR. (b) Find the ratio of area of ABCD to the area of PQR. Ans: (b) Do not write in this space 29 Susan had a box of blue beads and red beads in the ratio 7 : 13. She removed an equal number of blue beads and red beads from the box. The ratio of the number of blue beads and red beads left in the box became 1 : 3. What percentage of the beads were left in the box? Ans: % 0008/1(8)7 30 In Figure 1, the total perimeter of 4 rectangles R and square S is 144 cm. They | Do not write are joined to form a large square in Figure 2 which has a perimeter of 56 cm. ree Figure 1 Figure 2 i Find the length of one side of square S. Ans: cm in this space End of Paper 0008/1(8)Index No. MINISTRY OF EDUCATION, SINGAPORE PRIMARY SCHOOL LEAVING EXAMINATION 0008/2 PSLE 2021 MATHEMATICS PAPER 2 Time : 1h 30 min INSTRUCTIONS TO CANDIDATES 1, Write your Index No. in the boxes at the top right hand corner. 2. Do not turn over this page until you are told to do so. 3. Follow all instructions carefully. 4. Answer all questions. 5. Write your answers in this booklet. 6. The use of an approved calculator is allowed. FOR MARKERS’ USE FOR CM/ ACM /TL’s USE Question Marker ID Supervisor ID / Signature No. Marker 1 Marker 2 13 FOR RECORDER’S USE 14 Total Max Recorder ID / 6 |p Mark Mark Signature wo | | | sosceseeseseess serseseseeeceeey 55 17 on This booklet consists of 15 printed pages and 1 blank page. EAB — a Singapore Examinations and Assessment Board © MOEQuestions 1 to 5 carry 2 marks each. Show your working clearly and write your answers in the spaces provided. For questions which require units, give your answers in the units Stated. (10 marks) 1 Use all the digits 5, 6, 0, 9 to form (a) the largest 4-digit odd number. (b) the number closest to 6000. Ans: (a) (b). 2 Cupcakes are sold in boxes of 6, 12 or 24. Sam buys 90 cupcakes. What is the least number of boxes Sam buys? Ans: 3 A shelf can be packed from end to end with 30 large books or 45 small books. Kevin already packed the shelf with 3 large books and 23 small books. At most, how many more large books can Kevin pack the shelf with? Ans: Do not write in this space [| ooo8/23 De t write Students played only one sport — basketball, football or handball. i of them inthis space played football. The number who played handball was ; of the number who played basketball. (a) The bar graph represents the number of students who played each sport. Label the bar graph by writing B for basketball, F for football and H for handball in the blanks below. Number of students 0 Ans: (a) (b) What fraction of the students played handball? 5 The graphs show the total number of cards machines A and B printed from the start. Both machines started printing at the same time. A B 240 210 200 180 Total number 160 Total number 1° of cards ofcards 120 printed from 120 printed from the start the start 80 40 30 0} 5 10 15 20 25 30 2 4 6 8 10 Time in minutes Time in minutes (a) How many more cards did B print than A in 5 minutes? (b) Both machines did not change their rates of printing throughout. When A had printed 200 cards, how many cards had B printed? (yt 0008/2 (Go on to the next page)For questions 6 to 17, show your working clearly and write your answers in the spaces provided. The number of marks available is shown in brackets [ _] at the end of each question or part-question. (45 marks) 6 A florist sold flowers from 08 00 to 16 00 last Sunday. The line graph shows the total number of flowers sold from 08 00. 100: Total 7 number of flowers sold from 08 00 50. 25 0 0800 0900 1000 1100 1200 1300 1400 1500 1600 (a) At what time had the florist sold half the total number of flowers sold that day? (b) During which one-hour interval was there no flower sold? (c) What was the average number of flowers sold per hour from 11 00 to 16 00? Ans: (a) 1] (b). to (1] () oo08/2 Do not write in this space7 5 ABCD is a rhombus and EFG is an equilateral triangle. DGH is a straight line. Find zy. ————_____ f§] 0008/2 Do not write in this space fl (Go on to the next page)Buy first fan at 55% discount Buy second fan at 70% discount Xinyi bought 2 fans of the same model at a sale. She paid $127.50 for them. (a) What was the price of a fan before discount? (b) Nick also bought 2 such fans at the price before discount. How much more did Nick pay than Xinyi? Do not write in this space9 The bar graph shows the number of files sold from January to March. The number | Do not write | of files sold is not shown on the scale. in this space Number of files sold es] 8 Jan Feb Mar (a) | What was the percentage decrease in the number of files sold from January to February? (b) There were 144 more files sold in March than in January. (i) How many files were sold in March? (ii) The average number of files sold from January to May was 435. What was the average number of files sold in April and May? Ans: (a) (1] (b) ()___ (1 (WJ RY 0008/2 (Go on to the next page)10 8 Alan, Ben and Chandra shared the cost of a gift. The ratio of Alan's share to the total share of Ben an The ratio of Ben's share to the total share of Alan an d Chandra was 1 : 3. d Chandra was 1: 5. Chandra’s share was $80 more than Ben's share. How much did the gift cost? Ans: 0008/2 i] Do not write in this Space9 41. The number of boys and girls taking part in a quiz are in the ratio 7 : 4. These | Do not write students are put into two groups. 30% of the boys and 60% of the girls are in | in this space Group P. The rest of the students are in Group Q. . (a) | What is the ratio of the number of students in Group P to Group Q? Give your answer in the simplest form. (b) | The number of boys in Group P is fewer than 70. What is the largest possible total number of students taking part in the quiz? Ans: (a), (2 (b), (1) 0008/2 (Go on to the next page)12 10 The figure is made up of three rectangles. A straight line drawn across the rectangles, divides the figure into two parts: shaded and unshaded. A 77cm 2? 3cm 3em B 2cm 4cm 8cm (a) The perimeter of the shaded part is 4 cm longer than the perimeter of the unshaded part. What is the length of AB? (b) What is the area of the shaded part? Ans: (a). _ [2] (b), (2) Do not write in this space 0008/21 ABCD is a trapezium with AB parallel to DC. AFB and EFC are straight lines and EB. ZEBC = 94°. E XQ A Nw, B 94° re N/ D c Find ZBCE. b) Find ZAEC. Ans: (a). (1] (b). (2) Circle the words that describe AFCD in the statement: Since AF (is / is not ) parallel to DC and AD ( is / is not ) parallel to FC, AFCD is a ( parallelogram / trapezium ). (1) Do not write in this space Ea oo0g/2 (Go on to the next page)14 12 The table shows the prices of tickets for a concert. Type Age Price per ticket Below 60 years $16 Adult 60 years and above $11 Child Below 16 years $7 The number of adult tickets sold was 5 times the number of child tickets sold. 2 of the adult tickets sold were for adults aged below 60 years. A total of $5589 was collected from the sale of tickets. (a) What fraction of the tickets sold were for adults aged 60 years and above? Give your answer in the simplest form. (b) What was the total number of tickets sold? Ans: (a) (1) Do not write in this space 0008/213 Helen and Ivan have the same total number of coins. Helen has a number of fifty-cent coins and 64 twenty-cent coins. The total mass of her coins is 1.134 kg Wvan has a number of fity-cent coins and 104 twenty-cent coins. (a) Who has more money in coins? How much more? (b) Each fifty-cent coin is 2.7 g heavier than each twenty-cent coin What is the total mass of Ivan's coins in kg? Ans: (a) Name of child: Amount: (b) lj (Go on to the next page) Do not write in this space "14 16 — Asmall circle with centre O has been cut from a circular piece of cardboard with the same centre. The radius of the small circle is 8 cm. The remaining cardboard is then cut into four equal parts along the dotted lines as shown in Figure 1. The four parts are rearranged to form a new shape in Figure 2. t 42cm, : Figure 1 Figure 2 (new shape) (a) Find the area of the new shape. (b) Find the perimeter of the new shape. (Take nx = 3.14) Ans: (a) —___ [3] (b)_ 2] Do not write in this space oo0g/215 17 The figure shows taps A and B and an empty tank. Do not write in this space Tao ee 30cm 20cm a” B At 2 p.m., tap A was turned on. Water flowed into the tank from tap A at a rate of 4.2 litres per minute. After 5 minutes, tap B was turned on. 55cm At 2.15 p.m., the tank was half filled with water. (a) How many litres of water flowed out of tap B in 1 minute? (b) At 2.30 p.m., what fraction of the tank was filled with water? Ans: (a) __ [3] (bo) End of Paper ooos/2Prepared by: Jacelyn Wong B.Sc.(Hons), P.G.D.E. PSLE YEARLY MATHEMATICS WORKED SOLUTIONS (2019-2021) 2021 Paper 1 Booklet A 1. pe 3. (2) (2) @) - (4) Radius is half the length of th diameter. . (4) @) Cost of 1 file = $(4) Cost of 1 pen = $(4 - 3) . (2) ZBDA = (180° ~ 40° - 68°) +2 6° = 40° - 36° Pea 1 marking + (15 - 4) +6 +6 1 4 morkings = 4 x 4 eo 1.4 Awtet au ea] 1 ella! 3) 44-2 = 42 Number of drawings = 42 +2 =21 . (1) ZADB = ZBAD (base angles of isosceles = 62° triangle) ZADC = 180 — 62° — 62° (angles between = 56° parallel lines, AB // DC) ZDBC = 180° - 56° - 56° (angles of = 68° isosceles triangle) © Educational Publishing House Pte LtdPSLE Yearly Mathematics - Worked Solutions 14, (4) Number of five-dollar notes being | exchanged = $20 + $5 =a Number of two-dollar notes received = $20 + $2 i =10 Number of two-dollar notes more than number of five-dollar notes 3 +4410 7 @) Brown : Green 60 : 40 Bo: 2 New percentage of brown beads after addition of yellow beads 3 9 =y* 26% = 39% Percentage of yellow beads 00% — 26% - 39% 5% Paper 1 Booklet B 16. 21. 565 + 39 = 604 10.12 — 8.99 = 1.13 7+8=0.875 QR $15 = 1500¢ Cost of each sticker 1 2364 © 3+5=a5+ © Educational Publishing House Pte Lid (b) 1.14 = 1755 7 50, . (a) e (b) band d . Area of shaded triangle =4« 18cm x 15cm = 135 cm? (a) Cities A, D (b) A 17°C - 10°C =7°C B= 31°C-16°C = 15°C C+ 33°C- 19°C = 14°C D— 26°C -5°C = 21°C City D Difference: 21 °C 1 1 8 units = 880 m/ 1 unit = 880 mi +8 = 110 mi Volume of oil in bottle at first = 12x 110 mi = 1320 m/ = 1.32/26. 5x+15=50 5x = 35 x=7 Breadth of rectangle = (4x - 6) cm = [(4 x 7) -6] cm = 22cm 27. (a) ° HH (b) Area of ABCD : Area of PQR 1 7 1 29. Blue : Red — Difference Before: 7: 13 6 Total number of units = 7 + 13 = 20 Blue : Red Difference After: ta 3 2 3B: 9 6 Total number of units = 3 + 9 =12 Percentage of beads left in box = 2 x 100% = 60% 30. PSLE Yearly Mathematics - Worked Solutions From Figure 1, There are 8 lengths of rectangle R, 8 breadths of rectangle R and 4 sides of square S. From Figure 2, 4 lengths of R + 4 breadths of R — 56 cm 8 lengths of R + 8 breadths of R > 112 cm Length of four sides of square S = 144 cm - 112 cm = 32cm Length of one side of square S =32cm+4 =8cm Paper 2 1. (2) 9605 (b) 5960 90 +24=3R18 12+6=18 Least number of boxes Sam buys =3B+1+1 =5 Large books : Small books 30 : 45 2 : 3 2 . z : 1 mt: BB : : Space already taken on shelf 1 > Sz +3 1 = 185 = 19 Number of more large books Kevin can pack the shelf with = 30 - 19 =11 © Educational Publishing House Pte LtdPSLE Yearly Mathematics - Worked Solutions ee 4. (a) HB (b) Fraction of students who played handball and basketball 1 e1-5 2 3 Fraction of students who played handball = > x 5 2 9 5. (a) Number of cards B printed more than A = 75 - 40 =35 (b For every 5 minutes, B printed 35 more cards than A. A: 200 cards = 25 minutes For 25 minutes, B printed (5 x 35 =) 175 more cards. Number of cards B printed = 200 + 175 = 375 6. (a) Total number of flowers sold =80 80+2=40 The florist sold half the total number of flowers at 10 00. (b) 1400 to 15 00 (c) Number of flowers sold from 11 00 to 16 00 = 80-45 =35 35+5=7 The average number of flowers sold per hour from 11 00 to 16 00 was 7. © Educational Publishing House Pte Ltd 4 ZADC = 102° (opposite angles of rhombus) ZCDG = 360° - 155° - 102° = 103° ZFEG = ZEGF (angles of an equilateral = 60° triangle) ZDGE = 180° — 96° — 60° = 24° 180° — 103° — 24° = 53° Zy = 180° — 60° — 53° (sum of angles in = 67° a triangle) (a) First fan > 100% - 55% = 45% Second fan > 100% — 70% = 30% 45% + 30% = 75% 75% of price of fan before discount = $127.50 25% of price of fan before discount = $127.50 +3 = $42.50 4 x $42.50 = $170 The price of a fan before discount was $170. (b) Cost of 2 fans before discount = 2 x $170 = $340 $340 - $127.50 = $212.50 Nick paid $212.50 more than Xinyi. (a Decrease + 12-9 =3 % x 100% = 25% The percentage decrease in number of files sold from January to February was 25%.PSLE Yearly Mathematics - Worked Solutions (b) (i) = (16 - 12 =) 4 units = 144 11. (a) Boys : Girls a Tunit = 144+4 : 4 36 70: 40 16 units = 16 x 36 - = 576 oo * 70=21 60 576 files were sold in Foo * 40-= 24 March, Group P > 21 +24 =45 (ii) Total number of files sold from January to May 70 =5 x 435, | Too * 70= 49 = 2175 : 492 | Ao x 40 = 16 Number of files sold from Group Q—= 2+ 16 January to March ~ = (2 3 le) 36 45:65=9:13 = x 36 . nay The ratio of the number of students in Group P to Group Q is 9: 13. (2175 ~ 1332) +2 = 843 +2 = 421.5 The average number of files sold in April and in May was 421.5. (b) Total number of units = 45465 en + Chandra ‘Total 3 4 9 12 = The largest possible number of ce : Alan + Chandra Toto! students taking part in the quiz Oe ‘0 a is 330. Alan — 3 units Ben — 2 units Chandra ~ 12-3-2 = 7 units (7-2 =) 5 units = $80 1 unit = $80 +5 = $16 12 units = 12 x $16 = $192 The gift cost $192 5 © Educational Publishing House Pte LtdPSLE Yearly Mathematics - Worked Solutions 12. (a) We will extrapolate the figure: ZEAB (base angles of an isosceles = ABE triangle) taem Excess Excess =25° length¥ g,[. p¥length ZAEC = 180° - 25° - 25° - 28° (sum of = 102° congles in a triongle) (0) Since AF is parallel to DC and AD is not parallel to FC, AFCD is a al A i trapezium. 4am Excess length = 4 cm +2 (0) Adult : Child =2am 5: 4 40: 8 (7. cm +3 cm +3.cm)-2cm =11cm 4-254 8 8 ihe Tena th ot Ae sit an Number of units for adult tickets (b) Area of unshaded part sold for adults aged 60 years and above => x (Bcm44cm4 2m) x 22x40 11cm sats 40+8 48 4x 14emx tem Total number of unit 2 = 77 cm? 55 Area of 3 rectangles E*u = cm x 13 cm) + (4-cm x 6 cm) 5 , & of the tickets sold were for + (2. cm x 3 cm) 6, 104 cm? + 24 cm? + 6 cm? adults aged 60 years and above. = 134 cm? (b) Number of units for adult tickets 134 cm? = 77 cm? = 57 cm? sold for adults aged below Area of the shaded part is | 60 years 57 cm?. => 40-15 =25 13. (a) 2BCE 180° - 94° - 28° (sum of ongles 1 group — (25 x $16) + (15 x $11) + (8 x $7) 58° riongle) ino ongie) = $400 + $165 + $56 (b) ZABC = $621 180° - 53° - 58° (angles between Troe = 69° allel lines, AB DC ee ee = $5589 + $621 = 25° be) 9 x 48 = 432 The total number of tickets sold was 432. © Educational Publishing House Pte Ltd 615. 20-cent coins _50-cent coins es Helen [_64 40 Won [64 40. —————— 20-cent coins 50-cent coins (a) Since Helen has more 50-cent : coins, Helen has more money. 104 - 64 = 40 40 x ($0.50 — $0.20) = 40 x $0.30 = $12 Helen has $12 more than Ivan. (b) Difference in moss = 40 x 2.7 g = 108g = 0.108 kg 1.134 kg — 0.108 kg = 1.026 kg Total mass of Ivan's coins i 1.026 kg. 42cm gcn\_\gemgcm/ bem 4 radius + 2 thickness of the shaded area —» 42 cm Length of 1 thickness = (42 cm-8 cm-8 cm-8cm -8cm) +2 =10cm+2 =5cm Length of bigger radius =8cm+5cm = 13cm (0) PSLE Yearly Mathematics - Worked Solutions (0) (3.14 x 13 x 13) - 3.14 x 8 x 8) = 329.7 cm? The area of the new shape is 329.7 cm. (b) (2 x 3.14 x 8 cm) + (2 x 3.14 x 13 cm) + (2 x 5S cm) = 141.88 cm The perimeter of the new shape is 141.88 cm. Volume of water that flowed out from tap A in 5 minutes 5x 4.2 211 21 000 mi Volume of water in tank when fully filled = 55 x 30 x 20 = 33 000 cm? = 33 000 mi Volume of water in half-filled tank = 33 000 mi +2 = 16 500 mi Volume of water that decreased in the tank for 10 minutes = 21 000 mi - 16 500 mi = 4500 mi Volume of water that decreased every minute in the tank = 4500 m/ + 10 = 450 mi =0.45/ 4.21+0.45/= 4.651 4.65 / of water flowed out of tap in 1 minute. © Educational Publishing House Pte LtdP. SLE Yearly Mathematics - worked Solutions (b) Volume of water that decreased 1 in the tank for 45 minutes i = 15 x 450 m/ = 6750 m/ Volume of water left in the tank | at 2.30 p.m. = 16 500 mi — 6750 m = 9750 m/ 9750 _ 13. 33000 44 13 qq of the tank wo water at 2.30 P-™- 5 filled with