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Stage4 Checkpoint Math Exam Pack

The Cambridge Checkpoint Practice Pack for Stage 4 Mathematics consists of three papers, each worth 50 marks, covering various mathematical concepts including addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, and basic geometry. Each paper contains 15 questions with a mix of calculations, number patterns, and conversions. An answer key is provided for all questions to facilitate self-assessment.

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Stage4 Checkpoint Math Exam Pack

The Cambridge Checkpoint Practice Pack for Stage 4 Mathematics consists of three papers, each worth 50 marks, covering various mathematical concepts including addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, and basic geometry. Each paper contains 15 questions with a mix of calculations, number patterns, and conversions. An answer key is provided for all questions to facilitate self-assessment.

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Cambridge Checkpoint Practice Pack – Stage 4

Mathematics
Total Marks: 150 (3 Papers, 50 marks each) • No calculator unless stated
Paper 1 (50 marks)

1. 1. Calculate: 487 + 359 (approx. marks distributed across paper)


2. 2. Calculate: 900 − 468 (approx. marks distributed across paper)
3. 3. Multiply: 34 × 6 (approx. marks distributed across paper)
4. 4. Divide: 144 ÷ 12 (approx. marks distributed across paper)
5. 5. Write the value of the digit 7 in 5,742 (approx. marks distributed across paper)
6. 6. Find the next number: 4, 9, 14, 19, ___ (approx. marks distributed across paper)
7. 7. Round 6,784 to the nearest hundred (approx. marks distributed across paper)
8. 8. What is 3/4 of 20? (approx. marks distributed across paper)
9. 9. Convert 3 metres to centimetres (approx. marks distributed across paper)
10. 10. Find the perimeter of a rectangle with length 8 cm and width 5 cm (approx. marks distributed
across paper)
11. 11. If a pencil costs $2, how much do 9 pencils cost? (approx. marks distributed across paper)
12. 12. 5² = ? (approx. marks distributed across paper)
13. 13. Write 0.6 as a fraction in simplest form (approx. marks distributed across paper)
14. 14. Find the missing number: 7 + ■ = 19 (approx. marks distributed across paper)
15. 15. A box has 24 apples. If 9 are eaten, how many remain? (approx. marks distributed across
paper)
Paper 2 (50 marks)

1. 1. Calculate: 678 + 945 (approx. marks distributed across paper)


2. 2. Calculate: 1000 − 673 (approx. marks distributed across paper)
3. 3. Multiply: 27 × 8 (approx. marks distributed across paper)
4. 4. Divide: 180 ÷ 9 (approx. marks distributed across paper)
5. 5. Write the value of the digit 3 in 3,589 (approx. marks distributed across paper)
6. 6. Continue the sequence: 5, 10, 20, 40, ___ (approx. marks distributed across paper)
7. 7. Round 4,362 to the nearest thousand (approx. marks distributed across paper)
8. 8. What is 2/5 of 25? (approx. marks distributed across paper)
9. 9. Convert 5 km to metres (approx. marks distributed across paper)
10. 10. A rectangle has length 12 cm and width 4 cm. Find the area. (approx. marks distributed
across paper)
11. 11. A book costs $7. How much for 6 books? (approx. marks distributed across paper)
12. 12. 9² = ? (approx. marks distributed across paper)
13. 13. Write 0.25 as a fraction (approx. marks distributed across paper)
14. 14. Find the missing number: ■ − 14 = 30 (approx. marks distributed across paper)
15. 15. A class has 32 students. 18 are girls. How many are boys? (approx. marks distributed
across paper)
Paper 3 (50 marks)

1. 1. Calculate: 1,234 + 876 (approx. marks distributed across paper)


2. 2. Calculate: 900 − 289 (approx. marks distributed across paper)
3. 3. Multiply: 45 × 7 (approx. marks distributed across paper)
4. 4. Divide: 256 ÷ 8 (approx. marks distributed across paper)
5. 5. Write the value of the digit 8 in 8,204 (approx. marks distributed across paper)
6. 6. Continue the pattern: 3, 6, 12, 24, ___ (approx. marks distributed across paper)
7. 7. Round 9,451 to the nearest hundred (approx. marks distributed across paper)
8. 8. What is 4/5 of 30? (approx. marks distributed across paper)
9. 9. Convert 2.5 metres to centimetres (approx. marks distributed across paper)
10. 10. A rectangle has length 15 cm and width 6 cm. Find the perimeter. (approx. marks distributed
across paper)
11. 11. A pen costs $3. How much for 11 pens? (approx. marks distributed across paper)
12. 12. 12² = ? (approx. marks distributed across paper)
13. 13. Write 0.75 as a fraction (approx. marks distributed across paper)
14. 14. Find the missing number: 5 × ■ = 45 (approx. marks distributed across paper)
15. 15. A shop had 60 candies. 27 were sold. How many remain? (approx. marks distributed across
paper)
Answer Key
Paper Question Answer
Paper 1 1 846
Paper 1 2 432
Paper 1 3 204
Paper 1 4 12
Paper 1 5 700
Paper 1 6 24
Paper 1 7 6,800
Paper 1 8 15
Paper 1 9 300
Paper 1 10 26 cm
Paper 1 11 $18
Paper 1 12 25
Paper 1 13 3/5
Paper 1 14 12
Paper 1 15 15
Paper 2 1 1623
Paper 2 2 327
Paper 2 3 216
Paper 2 4 20
Paper 2 5 3000
Paper 2 6 80
Paper 2 7 4,000
Paper 2 8 10
Paper 2 9 5000
Paper 2 10 48 cm²
Paper 2 11 $42
Paper 2 12 81
Paper 2 13 1/4
Paper 2 14 44
Paper 2 15 14
Paper 3 1 2110
Paper 3 2 611
Paper 3 3 315
Paper 3 4 32
Paper 3 5 8000
Paper 3 6 48
Paper 3 7 9,500
Paper 3 8 24
Paper 3 9 250
Paper 3 10 42 cm
Paper 3 11 $33
Paper 3 12 144
Paper 3 13 3/4
Paper 3 14 9
Paper 3 15 33

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