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Form One Mathematics Exam April 2021

This document contains instructions and questions for a mathematics Form One term examination. It has two sections: Section A contains 8 questions worth 56 marks total, and Section B contains 4 questions worth 44 marks total. Students must answer all questions in Section A and 4 questions of their choosing in Section B. The exam covers topics such as number lines, order of operations, fractions, decimals, and word problems involving money, time, and temperature differences.

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Form One Mathematics Exam April 2021

This document contains instructions and questions for a mathematics Form One term examination. It has two sections: Section A contains 8 questions worth 56 marks total, and Section B contains 4 questions worth 44 marks total. Students must answer all questions in Section A and 4 questions of their choosing in Section B. The exam covers topics such as number lines, order of operations, fractions, decimals, and word problems involving money, time, and temperature differences.

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SAHLA TUITION CENTER

MATHEMATICS FIRST TERM EXAMINATION APRIL 2021


FORM ONE
Instruction
 This paper consists two sections A and B
 Answer all questions from section A and four questions from section B
 All writing should be in blue/black ink
 All questions must be answered on this paper
 Write your registration number in every page of answer sheet.
Time: 2:30 hours 10 April, 2021

SECTION A: answer all question in this section. It consists (56marks)


1. Represent each of the following into the number line where x is real number.
a) −2 ≤ x <2 b) x≤2

(8mark)
2. Write the following fraction in order of the magnitude start with the largest
1 1 6 4 7 2
, , , , , .
2 3 13 5 18 19

(6mark)
3. Evaluate the following
(15−3)÷ 3
a) +7 b) 4 +3 ×7−6 ÷ 3−3
2
(8mark)
4. Convert
2 654
a) 66 ¿ improper fraction. b) ¿ mixed fraction.
3 33

(8mark)
5. Two thousand four hundred shillings are deposited by a teacher each month. How much is
this after two years.

(5mark)
6. Three different light red, blue and green, flash on every 20, 30 and 15 second respectively. At
the start, all the light flash together. How often do they flash together in the next step?

(8mark)
7. Find the following sum number using number line
a) 9+(−5) b) −5+(−2)

(8mark)
8. The highest temperature ever recorded was in Libya. It was 58 ℃. The lowest temperature
ever recorded was −88 ℃ in Antarctica. What is the temperature difference?
(5mark)

SECTION B: (44marks)
Answer four question in this section.
9. Given that { 1,2,3,5,9,13,15,17,21,23,25,27,29,30,31,43,45,53,54,60 }
a) List the even number b) List the prime number

c) List the multiple of 5 in the given number c) List the number which divided by 2 with
reminders

(10mark)
10. a. Arrange the order of the digits in 289414 to make
i) The largest possible number ii) The smallest possible number

b. A boy walked 120 paces while a girl used 100 paces from the same home to the market. If
they started at the same time and used the same speed, how many times did they step together?

(10mark)
11. Simplify the following
a) 10 ÷5+ 20÷ ( 4+1 ) b) 4 +3−( 5−3 )+ 8÷ (9+7)
c) 3+7 × 4−12÷ 6 d) (−8 ) × (−3 ) +6−7

(12mark)

12. a) Change the following repeating decimal into rational number.


i) 0.999 … ii) 0.0 1̇
b) Convert
i) 0.625 into fraction ii) 1.25 into mixed fraction
(12mark)

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