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RAFFLES GIRLS' PRIMARY SCHOOL
SEMESTRAL ASSESSMENT 1
MATHEMATICS(PAPER 1)
PRIMARY 6
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Form Class: P6 .
Date: 10 May 2011 Duration: 50 min
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(Out of 100 marks)
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1. Do not turn over this page until you are told to do so.
2. Follow all instructions carefully.
3. Answer ALL questions and show alt working clearly.
4. NO calculator is allowed for this paper.
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SECTION A(20 mark*^
^ ^ 11 to 16 carry 2 marka each.
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No calculators may be used for this paper.
1. What is tfw missing value in the l>ox?
423x 1 000' xlO
(1) 423
(2) 4 230
(3) 42 300
(4) 423000
2. Which ofthe following is closest to 1?
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(4)1
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3. Which of the foNowing is the same as 2010g?
(1) 2kg 1g
(2) 2 kg 10 g
(3) 20kg 1 g
(4) 20 kg 10 g
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4. Find the value of(3y +1)+4 , when y = 5
(1) 9
(2) 8
(3) 5
(4) 4
5. This yea^tio of Rachel's age to Sam/s age is 7:6.
Rachel is 4 years older than Samy.
What is Samy's age dtte year?
(1) 10 years old
(2) 11 years old
(3) 24 years old
(4) 28 years old
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6. How many fifths are there in 2- ?
(1) 13
(2> 11
(3) 3
(4) 6
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The sum of — and - la
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(1) 0.009
(2) 0.090
(3) 0.900
(4) 9.000
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8. What is the value of 36 + 24+(9-3)+ 2 x 5?
(1) 50
(2) 51
(3) 60
(4) 66
9. Study the table below.
Beta's age Mdm Kohiage
(years old) (years old)
5 34
12 41
21 SO
How old will Mdm Koh be when Bala is k years old?
(1)29k years old
(2)30k years old
(3)(29 - k) years old
(4)(29 + k)years old
10. Sally has 100 marbles and her brother has 300 marbles.
Express Sally's marbles as a percentage ofthe total numt>er of marbles they
have altogather.
(1) 25%
(2) 33 -%
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(3) 300%
(4) 400%
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11. Mr Tan has an equal number of pens and pencils.
He puts the pens in bundles of8 and the pencils in bundles of 12.
There are 15 bundles altogether. How many pens are there?
(1) 24
(2) 48
(3) 72
(4) 96
12. 3 ones,4 tenths and 7 thousandths is,
(1) 3.470
(2) 3.047
(3) 3.407
(4) 3.740
13. Which one of the following Is equal to 0.25%?
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(4) 26
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14. Mr Goh travelled from Town X to Town Z at an average speed of80 km/h.
Given that he drove from Town X to Town Y at an average speed of70 km/h,
find his average speed as he travelled from Town Y to Town Z.
Town X -♦Town Y- ►TOwnZ
105 km 215 km
(1) 53- km/h
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(2) 75 km/h
(3) 86 kmfrt
(4) 110 km/h
15. Maria poured out - of the waier in a container.
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In the second pouring, she poured out — of the remaining water.
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1
In the third pouring, she poured out - of the remaining water.
4
In the fourth pourlng^ she poured out - of the remaining water, and so on.
5
How many tintes of pouring will the remaining water t>e exactly — of tiie
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original amount of water in the container?
(1) e
(2) 9
(3) 10
(4) 11
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Questions 16 to 25 carry 1 mark each. Questions 26 to 30 carry 2 marks each.
Write your answers in the spaces provided. For questions which require units,
give your answers In the units stated. All diagrams are not drawn to scale.
Answers in fractions or ratio must be expressedin the simplestform.
16, Form the largest 4-dtgit odd numberfrom the digits 2. 5.8 and 3.
Ans;.
17. The fdlowhig three sentences describe the location of point X.
(I) ^ is exactly on the North East of f>olnt X.
(li) © Is exactly on the South West of point X
(Hi) 4l is exactly on the South East of point X.
Mark "X" on tte grid map below to indicate the location of point X.
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The figure below are made up of similar squares.
Shade Jafo more squares so that the figure is symmetrical atong lines AB and
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19. Find the value of - + —
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Express your answer as a mixed number in Its simplest form.
20. Express 0.16 as fraction in its simp'est form.
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21. A iug contains 200 ml of water. Shuwei pours 0.65 litres of water into the jug.
How much litres of water is in the jug now?
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22. The radius of circle A is 5cm and the rsKiius of circle B is6 cm.
Find the difference between the shaded area of circle B and circle A.
Leave your answer in terms of n
Ans:. cm
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23. A rod of length 7p cm Is cut into 8 equal pieces.
\Nhat is length of each piece?
Express your answer in terms of p
Ans: cm
24. (0.99 x 9^-(>,99x^=:0.99x Q
Fid in the box with the suij^ble answer.
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25. A performance started at 7.45 p.m..
The performance lasted for 2 hours and 30 minutes
V\^at time did the performance-end?
Ans; p.m
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26. The figure below is made up of a square ABCO overlapped with a rectangle
[Link] area of|
BEFG is ofthe area of ABCD.
Given that FCG Is a straight line and ttie area of the triangle BEC is 48 cm*,
fHid the area of the square ABCD.
Ans: cm*
27. The restaurant charges $35 per person for lunch.
For every 4 persons,one of them dines free.
How much will a group of 17 persons have to pay for lunch at the restaurant?
Ana;$_
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28. Draw and shade the net of the cuboid In the grid provided below.
1 cm
I cm
2cm
1 cm
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I cm
29. The average height of8 boys fe 1 m 8 cm.
The average height of7 ofthem is 1 m 7cm.
How tall is the ejghth Imy in centimetres?
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Ans: cm
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30. »n the figure below. AMB,CMD,EMF,GMH and PMQ are straight lines.
Find(Za + zb + Zc + Zd + ze + Zf + zg + Zh + Zp + Zq).
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RAFFLES GIRLS' PRIMARY SCHOOL
SEMESTRAL ASSESSMENT 1
MATHEMATICS(PAPER 2)
PRIMARY 6
Name:
Form class: P6
Date: 10 May 2011 Duration: 1 h 40 min
Your Score
(Out of 60 marks)
Banded Math Level
Class
Highest Score
Average Score
INSTRUCTIONS TO CANDIDATES
1. Do not turn over this page until you are told to do so.
2. Follow all instructions carefully.
3. Answer ALL questions and show all working clearly.
4. The use of calculator is allowed for this paper.
For question 1 to 5 carry 2 marks each.
Show your working clearly in the space provided for each question and write
your answer in the spaces provided. Answer&Nin fractions or ratio must be
expressed in the simplestform.
Alt diagrams are not drawn to scale.
Marks will be awarded for relevant working The number of marks available is
shown in brackets I]at the end ofeach question or part-question.
1. John, Jack and Judy shared 132 marbles In the ratio of 2:3:1.
Judy gave all her marbles equally to the 2 boys.
What Is the ratio ofthe number of marbles John has to the number of marbles
Jack he» now?
Ans: [2]
2. Simplify the expression 3-6w +(12 x 4v^-'- 22.
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3. At8 a.m., Kenny started traveling from Town A to Town B at 80 km/h.
At 10am» he was still 2 hours away from Town B.
Find the total distance from Town A to Town B.
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4. There are thrice as mah$ Students In tuition centre A as there are in tuition
centre [Link] centre C has^^ as many students aa tuition'oentre B: Whatis
the ratio of students in tuition centre A to the students in tuition centre C?
Ans: J2J
5. Asheiy paid $ 102.72fbr a dress inclusive of7% O.S.T.
How much was the G.S.T?
Ans: .[2]
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For questions 6 to 18, show your working clearly In the space provided for
each question and write your answers with the correct units In the spaces
provided.
The number of marks available Is shown In brackets( ]at the end of each
question or part-question.
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6. In a countdown concert, half of the audience was adults, and — of the
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remaining audience were boys and the rest girls.
Given that there were 2338 girls in the concert, how many people attended the
concert?
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7. A piece of wire was bent to form the figure that made up of a quadrant AFCE
and a rectangle ABCD as shown below.
Given that FD = 2 cm and AE = 2y cm. tS-;
2 cm
(a) FincTthe length of BD.
(b) Given that the length of FC is(2y-10)cm and DC is 15 cm,find the
perimeter of FDC.
(Express your answers in terms of y for parts(a)and(b))
Ans:(a)_ .111
(b). m
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8. Mr Urn gave half of his salary and $80 to his parents.
Then he spent half of his remaining salary and $70 on rent.
How much was his salary if he had $360 left?
Ans: [3J
There was an equal number of gupples and In a tank at first
WhertSOmore were put nito the tank, the percentage of guppies
decreased to 20%.
How many fish are in the tank now?
Ans: [3]
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10. The ratio of the number of beads John had to the number of beads Sally had
was 3:7 at first.
After Sally had given some beads to John, Sally had 76 beads less than John.
The ratio John's number of beads to Sally's number of beads became 3; 2.
(a) How many beads did Sally give to John?
(b) What percentage of her beads did Sally give to John?
Ans:(a) [3]
(b) [11
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11. Darren used 14 litres ofsyrup to make fruit punch.
He added 2.35 litres of water. The fruit punch was then poured into cups of
250 mi for sale.
(a) How many full cups offruit punch did he get?
(b) Each cup of fruit punch was sold for $0.95. How much would Darren
collect if he sold all ttie full cups offiuit punch?
Ans:(ajK J3]
(b). _[11
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12. Mdm Goh spent some money on 45 buns.
She spent the same amount of money on another 20 muffins.
Each muffin cost $0.95 more than each bun.
How much did ndmGoh spend altogether?
Ans: {3j
13. Mary and Ben took 49 hours to complete their Science project. They woiiced
separately on their own project. If Mary had worked 5 hours less and Ben had
worked 6 hours more, Maty would have put in 2 hours more than Ben. How
many hours did Mary put in fbr the Science project?
Ans^ [4]
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14 In the figure, PQRS is a rectangle.
The areas of triangles PXQ,PXS and XSR are 144.5 cm', 44.14 cm* and
122.25 cm'respectively.
Find the area of triangle XSQ.
Ans: J31
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16. Shop A sold a laptop for $1200. This was 125% of the price of a similar laptop
sold in shop B.
(a) Find the price of the laptop in Shop 8.
(b) During a sale, both shops offered the same percentage of discount.
Aishah txjught the laptop from shop B and found that she paid $175.20
less than dre discounted price in Shop A.
What is the percentage discount given during the sale?
Ans:(a) [IJ
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16. Sue drove past Orchard Mall travelling at an average speed of80 km^ to
Maple Mall. Derek left Orchard Mall one hour earlier than Sue and took S hours
to reach Maple Mali,travelling at an average speed of 72 knn/h. Derek reactred
Maple Mall at6 p:m.
(a) At what time did Sue leave Orchard Malt?
(b) How far was Sue from Maple Mall when Derek reached the destination?
Ans: a) JIJ
b) [4]
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17. Varsha had some 20-cent and 50-cent coins.
— of the coins were 20-cent coins and the rest were 50-cent coins.
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After Varsha had spent $72.50 worth of 50-oent coins and - of the 20-cent
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coins, she had — of the coins left
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Find the total amount of money Varsha left.
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Ans: _I5]
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18. The figure beknv is made of a semi drde,a quadrant and a square.
The area of the square Is 784 cm^.
Find the total area of the shaded parts.
. Express your answertoli decimal places.
Ans: J51
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SeMeis: Mr Cheng Kim HrniQ, Mr Desmond Lee and Mr Tan S.W.
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EXAM PAPER 2011
SCHOOL : RAFFLES GIRLS' PRIMARY
SUBJECT: PRIMARY 6 MATHEMATICS
TERM : SAl
25)10.15p.m
Paper 2
1)5:7 2)25+42w
3)160 X 2= 320km 4)24:5
5)107u-^102.72 6)2u-+2338
7u-»$6.72 6u^7014
7)a)2ycm 8)360 + 70 = 430
b)2y-10+2 + 15 =(2y+7)cm 430 X 2= 860
860+ 80 = 940
940 X 2= $1880
9)6u^60 10)a)228-114 = 114
^ lOu^lOO ;b)114/266,x;100 = 426/7
ll)a)14+ 2.35 - 16.35 12)45b = 20m,
16350 + 250 = 65 r 100 0.95 x 20 = 19
b)65 x 0.95 = $61.75 25b^$19
lb->$0.76
45b->$34.20
$34.20 X 2= $68.40
13)49-2-5 + 6 = 48 14)144.5 + 44.14 + 122.25+ 222.61
48+ 2= 24 = 533.5
24 + 7 = 31h . 533.5 + 2 = 266.75
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266.75- 144.5-44.14 = 78.11cm2
15)a)A^$1200 B+$960 16)a)2pm
(1200+ 125)X 100 = $960 b)5 X 72 = 360
b)1200-960 = 240 4 X 80 = 320
175.2/240 X100 = 73 360-320 = 40km
100-73 = 270/0
17)$110.20 18)588.00cm2
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