P3 Mathematics Revision Paper – SA1-1

Name : ___________________________________________

Date : ____________________________________________

Section A
For each question, four options are given. One of them is the correct answer. Choose the
correct answer and write its number (1, 2, 3, or 4) in the brackets provided.

1. Four thousand and ninety written as a number is ______________.

(1) 490 (3) 4 090
(2) 4 009 (4) 4 900 ( )

2. The digit 7 in 3 745 has a place value of ______________.

(1) ones (3) hundreds
(2) tens (4) thousands ( )

3. The difference between two numbers is 753. If the smaller number is 168, the
bigger number is _______________.
(1) 585 (3) 1 021
(2) 921 (4) 1 121 ( )

4. The sum of 186 and 958 is ______________.

(1) 772 (3) 1 134
(2) 1 044 (4) 1 144 ( )

5. How many fours are there in 36?

(1) 6 (3) 8
(3) 7 (4) 9 ( )

6. 30 x ______________ = 3 x 10 x 5
(1) 5 (3) 10
(2) 2 (4) 4 ( )

7. If represent 9 stickers, which one of the following represents 18 stickers?

(1) (3)
(2) (4) ( )

8. 50 trays of eggs are arranged in a box. Each tray contains 10 eggs. If 23 eggs
are broken, how many eggs are not broken?
(1) 523 (3) 37
(2) 477 (4) 27 ( )

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9. Which of the following statements has the smallest value?

(1) 512  8 (3) 53 x 8
(2) 62 x 6 (4) 2 002  2 ( )

10. 2 x 7 x 6 = ____________ x 7
(1) 12 (3) 8
(2) 10 (4) 6 ( )

11. 483 subtracted from the product of 136 and 9 is ____________.

(1) 1 707 (3) 1 224
(2) 1 242 (4) 741 ( )

12. 4372 people went to a funfair on Monday. On Tuesday, 567 more people were
there. How many people went to the funfair on these two days?
(1) 9 311 (3) 5 504
(2) 8 734 (4) 4 939 ( )

13. Peter had 512 oranges. He threw away 64 rotten oranges and put the rest into 8
bags equally. How many oranges were there in two bags?
(1) 144 (3) 72
(2) 112 (4) 56 ( )

14. 5 fifty-cent coins, 3 twenty-cent coins and 4 five-cent coins are equal to
___________.
(1) $2.30 (3) $3.30
(2) $3.00 (4) $5.30 ( )

15. Sam bought a box of chocolate which cost $5.70. He gave the shopkeeper $10.
How much change did he get?
(1) $4.30 (3) $14.30
(2) $5.30 (4) $15.70 ( )

16. Which one of the following lengths is arranged in ascending order (shortest to
longest)?
(1) 105m, 1m 80cm, 1km 500m, 100m 5cm
(2) 305cm, 3m 50cm, 135m, 1km 5m
(3) 2km 56m, 956cm, 7m 48cm, 518cm
(4) 58cm, 15m 67cm, 708cm, 5km 211m ( )

17. The length of a table is 1m 50cm. A whiteboard is 2m 85cm longer than the
table. What is the total length of the whiteboard and the table?
(1) 585cm (3) 335cm
(2) 435cm (4) 135cm ( )

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18. Container A weighs 4 250g. Container B weighs 375g lighter than Container A.
What is the weight of two container B?
(1) 3 875g (3) 7 750g
(2) 4 625g (4) 9 250g ( )

19.

The cake shown in the picture above weighs about 1kg 600g. Which one of the
following weights should be removed to balance the weighing machine?
(1) Two 50g weights (3) Three 100g weights
(2) Two 500g weights (4) Three 200g weights
( )

20. A jug holds 5l 8ml of water. A bottle holds 2l 15ml of water.

The bottle holds ___________ of water less than the jug.
(1) 2l 93ml (3) 3l 93ml
(2) 2l 993ml (4) 3l 993ml ( )

Section B
For each of the following questions, write the correct answer in the box provided.

21. What is the greatest 4-digit number that can be formed with the digits 6,0, 9 and
2?

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22. Complete the number pattern.

3 410, 3 440, __________, 3 500, 3 530.

23. How many odd numbers are there between 8 370 and 8 390?

24. 555 subtracted from 888 gives _________________.

25. 30 tens 5 ones more than 5200 is __________________.

26. Find the difference between 1 350 and 4 000. Add your answer to 250 and it
will give you a sum of _______________.

27. What is the even number just after the sum of 6 321 and 2 572?
The even number is _______________.

28. The sum of three numbers is 3 524. If the sum of the first two numbers is 1
350, what is the third number?

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29. x 4 = 4 + 4 + 4 + 4.

The missing number in the box is _______________.

30. How many tens are there in 1 200?

tens

31. If x 3 = 288  4, the missing number in the box is ______________.

32. The missing number in the box is _________________.

3 4 5
4 5 6
12 20

33. Mrs Tan bought 3 times as many pineapple tarts as Mrs Sim. If Mrs Sim bought
18 pineapple tarts, how many pineapple tarts did Mrs Tan buy?

34. * * * * * stands for 1 440 pens.

** stands for ______________ pens.

35. How many weeks are there in 280 days?

weeks

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36. What number divided by 8 gives a quotient of 445 with a remainder of 6?

37. 42 x 6 is _______________ more than 12 x 2.

38. Mr Lim bought 540 apples. He packed them into boxes of 9 apples. How many
boxes did he have?

boxes

39. Mr Gopal is 8 times as heavy as his son. If Mr Gopal is 72kg, find the weight of
his son.

kg

Library
40. School Market

165 m 215 m

How far must Jane walk from the market to the library?

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Section C
Answer each question in the space provided. Show your working clearly as marks will be
awarded for relevant statements and correct answer.

41. My sister bought 7 tins of cookies. Each tin contained 15 cookies. How many
cookies did she buy?

42. Sally paid $144 for a box of chicken burgers. Each burger cost $4. She ordered 9
boxes. How many burgers were there altogether?

43. Joe has $66. He wants to buy a toy aeroplane that costs $221. If he saves $5
each week, how many weeks does he need to save in order to buy the toy
aeroplane?

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44. John had to run round a running track twice in a race. The track was 800m long.
He injured his leg and stopped 18m before the finishing line. How far had he run?

45. Meena had twice as many pencils as erasers. Her brother had thrice as many
pens as the number of pencils Meena had. If Meena had 25 erasers,
(a) how many pens did her brother have?
(b) how many pens and pencils did they have altogether?

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