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Basic 4 Term Exam Questions 2025/2026

The document is an examination paper for Basic 4 students at Vickkys Schools, covering subjects such as Mathematics, Social Studies, Agricultural Science, and Vocational Aptitude. It includes multiple-choice questions and theory sections for each subject, testing students' knowledge and understanding. The examination is part of the 1st Term for the 2025/2026 academic year.

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VICKKYS SCHOOLS

(Crèche, Nursery & Primary)


Motto: Building positive minds towards greatness
1, Ajenifuja Street, Alausa, Ikeja Lagos.
1st Term Examination (2025/2026)
BASIC 4

Mathematics
1. What is the value of 343.003 in words?
(a) Thirty four thousand, three hundred and three
(b) Three hundred and forty-three thousand, three hundred
(c) Three hundred and forty three thousand and three

2. The place value of 8 in 68354 is:


(a) Tens of thousand
(b) Unit of thousand
(c) Hundreds

3. CMXLIV represent:
(a) 944
(b) 900404
(c) 100040

4. If 6¾ is converted to improper fraction it gives:


(a) 427/7
(b) 17/7
(c) 46/7

5. The value of 8 in 84725 is:


(a) 80,000
(b) 8000
(c) 800

6. Which of these is not an even number?


(a) 13
(b) 32
(c) 56

7. What is the sum of 3999 and 5379?


(a) 5778
(b) 5877
(c) 7587
VICKKYS SCHOOLS
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Motto: Building positive minds towards greatness
1, Ajenifuja Street, Alausa, Ikeja Lagos.
1st Term Examination (2025/2026)
BASIC 4
8.
9. The value of 875 divided by 5 is:
(a) 275
(b) 175
(c) 157

10. 25/3 written as mixed fraction is:


(a) 5 ⅔
(b) 6 ⅔
(c) 8 ⅓

11. What is the product of 313 and 23?


(a) 7199
(b) 939
(c) 626

12. 6/11, 5/2 and 7/3 are examples of:


(a) Proper fraction
(b) Mixed fraction
(c) None of the above

13. What is ⅔ of 441 eggs?


(a) 128
(b) 129
(c) 147
14. What nineteen thousand, six hundred and one in figures?
(a) 1900601
(b) 19601
(c) 90601
15. 6991 written in Roman figure is:
(a) CDXCIX
(b) DCXCIX
(c) DCXCIX
16. Ade has 30 wrappers. If he gives Bola ⅔ of it, how many wrappers has he given Bola?
(a) 10
VICKKYS SCHOOLS
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(b) 20
(c) 5
17. What is ⅖ of ₦50?
(a) ₦10.00
(b) ₦20.00
(c) ₦40.00
18. Which of these fractions is the smallest?
(a) 1/3
(b) 1/3.1
(c) 1/5
19. Which of these is the LCM of 5/8 and 2/3?
(a) 8
(b) 24
(c) 30
20. Which of these numbers is an even number?
(a) 119
(b) 223
(c) 118
21. The sign “>” represents:
(a) Less than
(b) Greater than
(c) Equals to

THEORY
Attempt all questions
1. Write in words 237 034
2. What is DCCCL in figure?
3. Evaluate 2.33 × 2.1
4. Divide 625 by 5
5. Express 28/5 as a mixed fraction
6. Which is bigger ¾ or ⅘?
7. Find the sum of 6399 and 428
8. A man has 32.40 chickens. If he sold 29.65, how many chickens has he left?
9. Express 13 7/8 as a mixed fraction
10. Simplify 49.6 × 2.2
VICKKYS SCHOOLS
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1, Ajenifuja Street, Alausa, Ikeja Lagos.
1st Term Examination (2025/2026)
BASIC 4

SOCIAL STUDIES

1. The most important basic parts that make up the society is


(a) Community (b) Government (c) Family

2. Who among these is not a member of a nuclear family?


(a) Uncle (b) Mother (c) Children

3. A family that consists of a retinue of relationship is described


(a) Nuclear (b) Extended (c) Maternal

4. Brothers and sisters could best be referred to as


(a) Aunts (b) Cousins (c) Siblings

5. The most important element of culture is (a) Food (b) Language (c) Art and crafts

6. The marriage between two females can be described as


(a) Polygamous (b) Same sex (c) Monogamous

7. Which of these forms of marriage practice is done according to the custom and beliefs of the
people involved?
(a) Court marriage (b) Religious marriage (c) Traditional marriage
8. The following are ethnic groups in Nigeria except (a) Ashanti (b) Hausa (c) Fulani

9. Court marriages are performed in the(a) Church (b) Mosque (c) Registry

10. Any family relationship traced to the father's side is called


(a) Paternal (b) Extended (c) Maternal

11. The mother of my mother is my (a) Aunt (b) Sister (c) Grandmother

12. A court marriage at the registry is conducted by


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(a) Magistrate (b) Pastor (c) Imam

13. One of these is not a common item at a traditional marriage ceremony


(a) Kolanut (b) Palm wine (c) Cake

14. By speaking local dialect, eating local delicacies, and bearing local names, we promote all of
these
(a) Religion (b) Our culture (c) Our school

15. One of these is not children's role in the family


(a) Assisting in paying bills (b) Running errands for elderly (c) Helping out in home chores

16. People who speak the same language, have the same culture and live in the same area are from
(a) Nigeria (b) The same ethnic group (c) Foreigners

17. Which of these are evil product of a successful marriage


(a) Children (b) Wealth (c) Family

18. Who among these is from the Yoruba tribe


(a) Hausa (b) Urhobo (c) Egbo

19. Which of these marriage practice refers to one man and one woman as husband and wife (a)
Polygamy (b) Polyandry (c) Monogamy

Theory - Attempt all questions:

1. What is a family? List the two major types of family.


2. Explain these forms of marriage:
a) Monogamy
b) Polygamy
c) Same-sex marriage
3. What is religious marriage?
4. Define culture and give three examples of it.
5. List any three problems associated with all marriages.
VICKKYS SCHOOLS
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1st Term Examination (2025/2026)
BASIC 4

Agricultural Science

1. Which of these is classified under food crop?


(a) Rubber (b) Cocoa (c) Yam (d) Palm

2. Who among these deals with the planting of crops and rearing of animals?
(a) Patient (b) Sawyer (c) Farmer (d) Patient

3. Cash crops are mainly used at


(a) Schools (b) Churches (c) Industries (d) None

4. Crops are planted in


(a) The soil (b) The air (c) The sea (d) None

5. Which of these is not a fruit crop?


(a) Orange (b) Cashew (c) Onion (d) Mango

6. Agriculture provides the following for us except


(a) Food (b) Money (c) Transportation (d) Clothes

7. These are spice crops except


(a) Pawpaw (b) Pepper (c) Ginger (d) Onion

8. A farm site selected for planting should have a surface.


(a) Sloped (b) Flat (c) Pothole (d) Rocky

9. Doctor and stethoscope, farmer and


(a) Chalk (b) Goat (c) Hoe (d) None

10. Which of these animals is a farm bird?


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(a) Turkey (b) Vulture (c) Mouse (d) None

11. Crops that get matured under one season are called crops.
(a) Biennial (b) Annual (c) Perennial (d) None

12. After selecting a good site for planting crops, the next step is
(a) Watering (b) Sowing of seeds (c) Land clearing (d) None

13. The removal of a young plant from the nursery bed to farm site is
(a) Transplanting (b) Watering(c) Weeding(d) None

14. Which of these is a farm animal?


(a) Grasscutter (b) Cat (c) Sheep (d) None
15. The natural home for wild animals is

(a) Forest (b) Zoo (c) Village (d) None

16. Post-planting activities are activities carried out planting.


(a) Before (b) After (c) During (d) None

17. Watering of seedlings, weeding and staking are activities.


(a) Post-planting (b) Pre-planting(c) Animal husbandry (d) None

18. Which of these crops does not need stake to grow on?
(a) Yam (b) Fluted pumpkin (c) Cocoyam (d) None

19. The removal or cutting of matured crops from the farm or garden for food is called
(a) Planting (b) Harvesting (c) Fertilizing (d) None

20. Plants that grow where they are not needed are called
(a) Grass (b) Weeds (c) Cocoa (d) None

Theory
1. What is crop production?
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2. Mention three classes of crops based on their uses.


3. What are cash crops?
4. List any three pre-planting activities.
5. Mention three examples of crops used as spices.

Vocational Aptitude
1. People who provide services to other people are called
a) Employer
b) Marketers
c) Tradesmen
2. Who among these does not work in a studio?
a) Teacher
b) Artist
c) Photographer
3. A chemist operates all of these
a) Market
b) Drug store
c) Mine
4. Materials that are used in the making of goods or goods are described as
a) Finished goods
b) Capital
c) Raw materials
5. Which of these is obtained from limestone
a) Sugar
b) Cement
c) Paper
6. Petrol, kerosene, engine oil etc are product of
a) Clay
b) Crude oil
c) Zinc

7. Hides and skin is a major material for


a) Leather
b) Soap
c) Matches

8. A person who is in charge of wiring a house is


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a) Electrician
b) Mason
c) Plumber

9. Who among these works in an abattoir?


a) Soldier
b) Butcher
c) Cobbler

10. One of these will not be useful to a Seamstress


a) Tape rule
b) Scissors
c) Hand trowel

11. Which of these vocation is concerned with the use of camera


a) Photography
b) Plumbing
c) Carpentry
12. The following are a farmer’s tools except
a) Hoe
b) Net and hook
c) Cutlass
13. These are products of a carpenter in your school except
a) Desk
b) Table
c) Gate
14. Which among these is not a type of footwear
a) Sandals
b) Jug
c) Slippers
15. Who among these does not work in a courtroom
a) Bishop
b) Lawyer
c) Magistrate
16. These are digging tools except
a) Hoe
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b) Shovel
c) Axe
17. Who among these artisans uses Scissors
a) Plumber
b) Tailor
c) Carpenter

Use the diagram to answer questions 18-20

18. The name of the above tool is


a) Plier
b) File
c) Saw
19. The part labelled A is the
a) Teeth
b) Handle
c) Blade
20. The tool is commonly used by
a) Welder
b) Teacher
c) Carpenter

Theory (Vocational Aptitude)


1. One who bakes is called a ___________
2. Mention any three types of vocation carried out in a studio.
3. Who is a plumber?
4. Mention four categories of tools used by a carpenter and state their uses each.
5. Draw any two cutting tools.
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1st Term Examination (2025/2026)
BASIC 4
Physical and Health Education

1. Which of these refers to games or sports such as soccer, long jump, races etc.
(a) Athletics (b) Gymnastics (c) Hygiene

2. A person who takes part in a track or field event is called


(a) Gymnast (b) Athlete (c) Gamer

3. Athletics is divided into


(a) Road and water events (b) Jumps and sprints events (c) Track and field events

4. One of these is not a basic skill in long jump


(a) Speed (b) Dunking (c) Strength

5. Which of these is a team sport


(a) Soccer (b) Long jump (c) High jump

6. The following are benefits of games and sports except


(a) Keeps the body fit and healthy (b) It provides income for athletes (c) It weakens the body system

7. Which of these benefits the body of an athlete


(a) Exercises (b) Hard drugs (c) Alcoholic drinks

8. In which field events do competitors leap unaided over a distance which is then measured
(a) Pole vault (b) Long jump (c) High jump

9. Who among these is not an athlete?


(a) A footballer (b) A swimmer (c) A janitor

10. A meal that contains all the six classes of food in right proportion is called
(a) Hot diet (b) Delicious diet (c) Balanced diet

11. The following are components of physical fitness except


(a) Speed (b) Strength (c) Sleep

12. Which of these is described as the distance or area that is covered by a person over a certain period of
time?
(a) Speed (b) Endurance (c) Strength
VICKKYS SCHOOLS
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Motto: Building positive minds towards greatness
1, Ajenifuja Street, Alausa, Ikeja Lagos.
1st Term Examination (2025/2026)
BASIC 4
13. Which of these is essential to life and can be obtained from spring, river, rainfall
(a) Food (b) Water (c) First aid

14. The following are sources of carbohydrate except


(a) Beans (b) Plantain (c) Potatoes
15. Ball games does not include one of these
(a) Soccer (b) Hockey (c) Long jump

16. The “E” in PHE means


(a) Edit (b) Education (c) Enter

17. Which of these exercises measures strength


(a) Pull-ups (b) Press up (c) Squat thrust

18. In a game of soccer who touches the ball with hands by catching
(a) Striker (b) Midfielders (c) Goalkeeper

19. What decides the winner in a game of football


(a) Goals scored (b) Goals conceded (c) Penalties

20. Which of these is not a factor of growth and development


(a) Food (b) Exercise (c) Skin colour

Theory

1. Who are athletes?

2. Mention the two aspects of athletics.

3. List the major six classes of food.

4. Mention any two examples of exercises that measure strength.

5. Mention three skills in high jump.


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1st Term Examination (2025/2026)
BASIC 4
Home Economics

1. Which of these terms explains a family consisting of father, mother(s) and children
(a) Compound family (b) Nuclear family (c) Extended family

2. Paternal relationship is traced to one of these


(a) Father (b) The mother (c) The neighbours

3. Provision of shelter, food and clothing are all needs


(a) Nursery (b) Primary (c) Tertiary

4. The brothers of my father and mother are my


(a) Cousins (b) Nephews (c) Uncles

5. The practical act of joining fabrics using thread and needle is


(a) Welding (b) Sewing (c) Cutting
6. A woman whose job is joining materials (textile) to make a piece of clothing is described as
(a) Seamstress (b) Tailor (c) Fashion designer

7. A relative of family traced to their mother is explained as


(a) Family union (b) Maternal relative (c) Maternal relationship

8. Which of these is not a cooking equipment


(a) Stove (b) Coal pot (c) Wardrobe

9. The fathers of my parents are my


(a) Grandfather (b) Step-father (c) Godfather

10. Which of these is not a type of sewing machine


(a) Handle sewing machine (b) Treadle sewing machine (c) Skyline sewing machine

11. The following are energy-giving food except


(a) Beans (b) Rice (c) Bread

12. Which of these cooking equipment is electrically powered?


(a) Colander (b) Blender (c) Spoon
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BASIC 4
13. A tailor needs which of these to cut through fabric
(a) Tape rule (b) Thimble (c) Scissors

14. Which of these protects a seamstress’ finger (thumb) from the prickle of a needle
(a) Thread (b) Pins (c) Thimble

15. The main role of a children in a family is


(a) Support family with income (b) Protect members from harm (c) Run errands

16. Which of these foods is highly rich in protein


(a) Rice (b) Beans (c) Yam

17. The following tools are grouped into cutlery except


(a) Knife (b) Fork (c) Pot

18. Which of these is a table manner


(a) Talking with food in the mouth (b) Washing hands before meal (c) Eating hurriedly and greedily

Theory
Attempt all question

1. Give a single word for each of these family relationships


(a) As a boy I am to my father and mother’s brothers
(b) The parents of my parents =
(c) My brothers and sisters =

2. What are cooking tools?

3. Define sewing and mention four cooking tools and equipment.


4. Mention the six classes of food.

5. Mention the three major types of sewing machine


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1st Term Examination (2025/2026)
BASIC 4

Civic Education
1. A person who lives in a country different from his or her own is described as a/an
(a) ambassador (b) foreigner (c) citizen

2. Which of these is not a type of citizenship?


(a) by birth (b) appointment (c) by registration

3. A citizen of Togo is referred to as a Togolese. A citizen of Nigeria is

(a) Nigga (b) Nigerian (c) Theo Niger

4. Which of these factors can promote peace in the society?


(a) co-operation (b) riot (c) tribalism

5. A group of people who control the affairs of a country or state are is described as
(a) chiefs (b) politicians (c) government

6. The highest level of government in Nigeria is


(a) state (b) local (c) federal

7. Treating people with dignity and kindness is termed as


(a) disagreement (b) respect (c) obedience

8. Nigeria’s national symbols include these except


(a) national flag (b) coat of arms (c) national stadium

9. A government head/executive head of a state in Nigeria is called


(a) governor (b) minister (c) senator

10. Which of the following is a duty of a citizen?


(a) damaging government properties (b) assisting criminals (c) paying taxes regularly

11. National symbols are objects or signs that identifies an independent nation as a
(a) country (b) town (c) city

12. A patriot is a person who


(a) hates his country (b) detests (c) loves

13. Which of these is not a tier of government in Nigeria?


(a) town (b) state (c) federal
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14. The main duty of the Nigerian police is to
(a) shoot offenders (b) protect lives and properties (c) attack innocent people

15. In which of these areas is the Federal Capital Territory of Nigeria located?
(a) Lagos (b) Oyo (c) Abuja

16. On which national symbol can you find two white horses and a red eagle?
(a) the national flag (b) the national coat of arms (c) the national anthem
17. The green on our national flag stands for
(a) agriculture (b) peace (c) unity

18. Treating other people with dignity and kindness means


(a) respect (b) co-operation (c) obedience

19. Which of these can lead to peace in a country?


(a) intolerance (b) tribalism (c) co-operation

20. The major occupation of the Nigerian people is


(a) teaching (b) farming (c) trading

Theory

1. Who is a citizen?

2. Mention any three federal government institutions in Nigeria.

3. What are national symbols?

4. Mention any four national symbols of Nigeria as an independent nation.

5. What is government?
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BASIC 4
English Language

Read the passage carefully:

Hockey is a game played in a field by two teams of eleven players each. It is played with curved sticks and a
small hard ball. The other end of the curved area of the hockey stick is held with the left hand while a few
spaces from the end of the stick is held with the right hand. Each team tries to hit the ball into the opponent's
goal.

Attempt the following questions:

1. How many players are on each team of hockey game?

2. What are the instruments used to play hockey?

3. Where is the right hand placed on the hockey stick?

4. What is the aim of each of the hockey team?

Lexis and Structure


5. We have (spoke, speak, spoken) to the boys.

6. How many (babies, baby, baby) did she birth yesterday?

7. The choir is (sang, singing, sung) a new song.

8. The woman has three (childs, children, childen).

9. One of the boys (whom, who, whose) went hunting were stung by bees.

10. Two boys (has, have, having) done well.

11. One of the (girl, girls, girle) is my best friend.

12. Victor (do, done, does) not eat potatoes.

13. The hunter brought the lion because he was (wear, wore, handsome).

14. He has (cut, cutted, cutting) the rope.

15. The gang of (people, judges, thieves) has been locked up.
16. The feminine gender for bachelor is
17. (a) mistress (b) spinster (c) bachelorette
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18. We watched the football (in, on, with) television.

19. My father was angry (at, for, with) me for failing the test.

20. The masculine gender for madam is


(a) master (b) sir (c) boss

21. Obi is (been, being, be) beaten by his mother.

Theory
Attempt all questions.

1. Underline the adjectives in each of these sentences.


a) She jumped into the deep sea.
b) Adamu is a hardworking boy.
c) He ate fried plantain.
d) Mr. Ngozi gave him two mangoes.
e) My teacher wore a blue shirt to the party.

2. Write the Collective Names for each of these:

a) A _____ of pupils
b) A _____ of judges
c) A _____ of bees
d) A _____ of listeners
e) A _____ of teachers

3 Creative Writing
Write on only one of these.
1. Myself
2. My class teacher
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CRS (Christian Religious Studies)
1. The beautiful garden God made for the first man and woman on earth was named
(a) city garden (b) Garden of Eden (c) water park garden

2. The first woman on Earth was(a) Mary (b) Christian (c) Eve

3. Which of these man’s part did God use when creating Eve?(a) foot (b) ear (c) rib

4. Who was responsible for giving names to all creatures of God?(a) Adam (b) Jesus (c) Angel Gabriel

5. Which of these is not one of God’s ten commandments?


(a) Thou shall not steal (b) Thou shall not call the name of God in vain (c) Thou shall not work

6. As God’s children it is good to do all of these(a) bully others (b) pray without ceasing (c) share
rumours with others

7. Who among these deceived Eve in the garden of Eden?(a) Angel Gabriel (b) Satan (c) Adam

8. God created all things in how many days?(a) 5 (b) 7 (c) 6

9. Which of these did God do to Adam before taking his rib to create Eve?
(a) killed him (b) made him sleep (c) begged him

10. Who among these is regarded as the Messiah?


(a) Adam (b) Jesus Christ (c) Moses

11. The Israelites were in bondage, living as slaves in


(a) Egypt (b) Nigeria (c) Canaan

12. Which of these is not among the religious groups in Nigeria?


(a) Islam (b) Hinduism (c) Traditional
13. What did God do on the seventh day?
(a) He rested (b) He created Himself (c) He returned to Heaven

14. provides our needs according to His riches in glory


(a) our parents (b) our nation (c) God Almighty

15. Adam and Eve lost their beautiful house because


(a) they couldn’t pay the rent (b) they disobeyed God (c) Adam fought Eve
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Theory
1. What did God create on the first day of the creation story?
2. When God wanted to create Adam what did He say?
3. Write out the Lord’s prayer.
4. What is disobedience?
5. What caused Adam and Eve to lose their beautiful garden God put them in?
VICKKYS SCHOOLS
(Crèche, Nursery & Primary)
Motto: Building positive minds towards greatness
1, Ajenifuja Street, Alausa, Ikeja Lagos.
1st Term Examination (2025/2026)
BASIC 4
Verbal Reasoning

1. Which of these words will come first when arranged in alphabetical order?
A. a flower B. bowl C. ball

2. A. a baby B. book C. bray

3. A. call B. car C. care

4. A. move B. more C. most

5. A. zoo B. zebra C. zig-zag


Underline the correct plural in each case:
6. A. mango B. mangoes
7. A. children B. childs C. childe
8. A. foots B. feet C. feets
9. A. mouses B. mices C. mice
10. A. chiefes B. chieves C. chiefs
Which word has the same sound as the word in capital?
11. SON A. song B. sun C. soon
12. SEA A. see B. seal C. ceil
13. MAID A. mad B. made C. med
14. EIGHT A. aid B. ate C. hate
15. POOR A. paws B. pour C. pout

16. A number
A. nice B. Z C. 4

17. Being careful (A) caution B. serious C. danger

18. Past tense of sleep


A. sleeping B. sleeped C. slept

19. A male cow


A. bull B. sheep C. horse

20. An animal that lives in the kennel


A. horse B. chicken C. dog
VICKKYS SCHOOLS
(Crèche, Nursery & Primary)
Motto: Building positive minds towards greatness
1, Ajenifuja Street, Alausa, Ikeja Lagos.
1st Term Examination (2025/2026)
BASIC 4

Quantitative Reasoning

1. 8 → 13 → ?
A. 18 B. 15 C. 25

2. ? → 15 → 20
A. 5 B. 10 C. 13

3. ? → 6 → 8
A. 3 B. 5 C. 4

4. 10 → ? → 30
A. 15 B. 20 C. 40

5. 55 → 66 → ?
A. 44 B. 77 C. 88

6. 30 → 70 → ?
A. 120 B. 100 C. 210

7. 61 → ? → ?

A. 3 B. 5 C. 2

8. 48 → 60 → ?
A. 12 B. 15 C. 24

9. 33 → 44 → ?
A. 107 B. 97 C. 77

10. 500 → 1000 → ?


A. 100 B. 500 C. 650

11. 4⅔ → ?
A. 12/3 B. 17/3 C. 11/3

12. ? → 9/2
A. 4½ B. 3½ C. 2½
VICKKYS SCHOOLS
(Crèche, Nursery & Primary)
Motto: Building positive minds towards greatness
1, Ajenifuja Street, Alausa, Ikeja Lagos.
1st Term Examination (2025/2026)
BASIC 4

13. 6⅖ → ?
A. 26/5 B. 34/5 C. 30/4

14. ? → ⅓
A. 17/3 B. 21/3 C. 11/3

15. 3⅛ → ?
A. 23/7 B. 42/3 C. 27/7
VICKKYS SCHOOLS
(Crèche, Nursery & Primary)
Motto: Building positive minds towards greatness
1, Ajenifuja Street, Alausa, Ikeja Lagos.
1st Term Examination (2025/2026)
BASIC 4
16. 30 → 6 → ?

A. 3 B. 4 C. 5

17. ? → 9 → 2
A.1 B. 18 C. 12

18. 42 → ? → 6
A. 8 B. 7 C. 9

19. 18 → 6 → ?

A. 3 B. 4 C. 7

20. ? → 8 → 5
A. 30 B. 40 C. 50

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