PRIMARY 6 MATHEMATICS REVIEW
Chapters 2 and 3 (Fractions and Ratio)
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Read the instructions carefully.
1. Solve each question below and show your working clearly.
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a. 8
÷5=
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3
b. 12 ÷ 4
=
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5 10
c. 9
÷ 11
=
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2. Answer the questions below. Show your working clearly.
a. A ribbon is 56 meter long. It is cut into 4 equal pieces. How long is each piece?
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Answer: meter
b. A piece of fabric is 2 25 meters long. Each small piece cut from it is 3
10
meter long. How
many pieces can be made from the fabric?
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Answer: pieces
3. Alex had a full bag of flour. He used 15 of it to bake a cake. He then used 43
of the remaining flour to make bread. He packed the rest equally into 3 small
containers.
a. What fraction of the flour did Alex use to make bread?
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Answer:
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b. What fraction of the flour was packed into each small container?
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c. If the bag contained 2 21 kg of flour at first, how much flour, in grams (g), did he pack
into each small container?
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Answer: g
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4. Mrs. Tan prepared a fruit punch by mixing 8l of apple juice, 12l of cranberry
juice, and 4l of sparkling water.
a. Find the ratio of the apple juice to the cranberry juice to the sparkling water.
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b. What fraction of the total amount of punch is the apple juice?
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c. Find the fraction of the total amount of punch that is sparkling water.
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d. What fraction of the total amount of punch is the cranberry juice?
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5. The table below shows the amount of butter and milk used to make a
batter. The mixture always follows the same ratio.
Butter (g) 40 120
Milk (ml) 30 60 150
a. The ratio of the amount of butter to the amount of milk is .
b. Complete the table above.
c. The amount of butter is of the amount of milk.
6. The ingredients used to make some smoothie are given below.
Smoothie Recipe (Makes 8 servings)
• 160 g yogurt
• 120 g mixed berries
• 80 ml orange juice
• 40 g honey
a. How much mixed berries must be used with 240 g of yogurt?
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Answer: g
b. How many servings of smoothie can be made with 300 ml of orange juice?
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Answer: servings
c. Based on the recipe above, how much yogurt, mixed berries, and orange juice are
needed to make 1 serving of smoothie?
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Answer: Yogurt: g, Berries: g, Juice:
ml
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7. The ratio of the number of apples to the number of bananas in a fruit stall
is 4 : 3. The ratio of the number of bananas to the number of oranges is 6 : 7.
a. Find the ratio of the number of apples to the number of bananas to the number of
oranges.
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b. Find the ratio of the number of apples to the total number of fruits (apples + bananas
+ oranges).
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8. Rafi has chocolates and gummies. The ratio of the number of chocolates
to the number of gummies is 5 : 7. After he gives away 8 chocolates and 6
gummies, the number of chocolates becomes 23 of the number of gummies.
How many chocolates and gummies are there at first?
Read the question carefully. Solve it and show your workings clearly. Then write your
final answer as a full statement.
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9. At Sunshine Primary, the Chess Club, Art Club, and Robotics Club each
started with the same number of members. During the CCA fair, the Art
Club gained 12 new members, and the Robotics Club gained 36 new members.
In the end, the ratio of the number of members in the Chess Club to the
Robotics Club was 2 : 5.
a. How many members were there in the Chess Club at the end?
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Answer: members
b. How many members were there in the Art Club at the end?
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Answer: members
10. Kelly had the same number of red and yellow beads. She gave away 55 red
beads and 19 of her yellow beads. After that the ratio of the number of red
beads to the number of yellow beads became 1 : 3. What was the difference
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between the number of red and yellow beads Kelly had at the end?
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