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    SK2JBT, KLANG MATH

    PAPER 1, YEAR 4
    PKSR 1, 2010

    Instruction: Answer all the questions and bold the correct answer in the answer sheet
    provided.

    1. Thirteen thousand two hundred and ten written in numerals is


    A. 13 210 C. 13 012
    B. 13 120 D. 1321

    2. When 81 036 is partitioned according to its digit values, it becomes


    A. 81 000 + 30 + 6 C. 80 000 + 1000 + 30 + 6
    B. 81 000 + 300 + 6 D. 80 000 + 1000 + 300 + 6

    2
    3. What is the equivalent fraction for  ?
    5

    6 12
    A.  C. 
    10 15
    15 8
    B.  D. 
    25 20

    4. State the place value of digit 6 in 13 678.


    A. Ten thousands C. Hundreds
    B. Tens D. Thousands

    5.
    2 3 0 8 5
    Arrange the above digits to form the smallest 5-digit number
    A. 23580 C. 30258
    B. 20358 D. 85 320

    6. Round off 56 780 to the nearest thousand.


    A. 60 000 C. 56 000
    B. 57 000 D. 50 000

    7. Which of the following numbers when rounded off to the nearest thousand becomes
    50 000?
    A. 55 190 C. 49 500
    B. 52 250 D. 43 898

    8. 65 480 + 3976 + 874 =


    A. 70 220 C. 70 330
    B. 70 320 D. 70 340

    9. 24 007  40 =
    A. 600 remainder 7 C. 6007

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    B. 6000 remainder 7 D. 6009

    10. Take away 24 701 from 25 205.


    A. 5204 C. 540
    B. 2504 D. 504

    11. 100 000 - 5678 =


    A. 4313 C. 94 322
    B. 43 130 D. 94 323

    12. 4310 x 6 =
    A. 25 860 C. 26 860
    B. 25 900 D. 26 866

    13. ABC Poultry Farm has a daily sale of 742 eggs. What is the total amount of sales in 3
    weeks?
    A. 742 C. 14 582
    B. 2226 D. 15 582

    14. Every day, there is 5098 people travel by train. Calculate the number of people travel
    by train in 12 days.
    A. 61 167 C. 61 716
    B. 61 176 D. 67 161

    15. 2085 + + 3481 = 9000


    What is the unknown number?
    A. 3434 C. 4434
    B. 3655 D. 4443

    16. 9 thousands 7 hundreds minus 1500 is equal to


    A. 92 200 C. 11 200
    B. 89 200 D. 8200

    17. 15 478 boxes of apples are stored in a warehouse. 4706 boxes are from USA and the
    rest are from Japan. How many boxes of apples are from Japan?
    A. 20 184 C. 11 772
    B. 20 084 D. 10 772

    18. Multiply one thousand with ten.


    A. 100 C. 10 000
    B. 1000 D. 100 000

    19. The construction of a bridge needs 7282 bricks. Estimate the number of bricks needed
    to build 8 bridges.
    A. 5000 to 6000 C. 50 000 to 60 000
    B. 6000 to 7000 D. 60 000 to 70 000

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    SK2JBT, KLANG MATH
    PAPER 1, YEAR 4
    PKSR 1, 2010

    20. Star Cake House employed 49 workers. They produce 9800 biscuits a day. How many
    biscuits can a worker produce in a day?
    A. 200 C. 230
    B. 210 D. 250

    21. A manufacturer has supplied 34 519 pairs of jeans to three countries. Japan and Korea
    each was supplied with 10 154 pairs. How many pairs of jeans were supplied to
    Taiwan?
    A. 24 415 C. 14 211
    B. 20 308 D. 10 154

    22.
    Year 4 Year 5 Year 6 Total
    15 478 25 474 57 830

    The above table shows the number of books read by pupils of SK Taman Mawar.
    What is the number of books read by year 6 pupils?
    A. 16 878 C. 42 352
    B. 40 952 D. 98 782

    23. 64 342 - = 31 217


    The missing number is
    A. 95 629 C. 33 125
    B. 95 529 D. 33 123

    24. 5284 x 14 =
    A. 21 136 C. 73 976
    B. 26 420 D. 74 076

    25. Aminah has a collection of 6748 stamps. Ali’s collection is 5 times of hers. How
    many stamps do they have altogether?
    A. 6753 C. 40 448
    B. 33 740 D. 40 488

    26. Which set of numbers when rounded off to the nearest thousand will give 67 000?
    A. 68542 C. 66854
    B. 66421 D. 66452

    27. In a stadium, there are 51 784 spectators, where 40 678 are males. What is the number
    of female spectators?
    A. 92 462 C. 11 106
    B. 11 116 D. 11 104

    28. There are 47 504 families living in Taman Cantik. 39 185 are Malay and Chinese
    families. The remainders are Indian families. What is the number of Indian families?
    A. 8329 C. 8419
    B. 8319 D. 6319

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    PAPER 1, YEAR 4
    PKSR 1, 2010

    29. Nine RM100 notes, eight RM 50 notes and four 50 sen coins equals to
    A. RM 1212 C. RM 1312
    B. RM 1302 D. RM 1402

    30. 76 986 copies of newspaper have been equally divided to 6 agents in Selangor. How
    many copies of newspaper will each agent get?
    A. 12831 C. 12381
    B. 11831 D. 11881

    31. The product of two numbers is 9648. If one of the numbers is 36, what is the other
    number?
    A. 266 C. 278
    B. 626 D. 268

    32. 45 428 + 23 142 = + 678


    What is the missing number?

    A. 68 570 C. 67 570
    B. 67 892 D. 67 248

    33. Kelvin has 2780 stamps. Mary has 1295 stamps more than Kelvin. Muthu has 272
    stamps less than Mary. How many stamps does Muthu have?
    A. 3803 C. 1757
    B. 1875 D. 1485

    34. The difference between 79 and 18 743 is


    A. 17 606 C. 18 372
    B. 17 994 D. 18 664

    35. 57 698 + 4325 =


    A. 61 509 C. 62 023
    B. 61 973 D. 62 541

    36. The place value of digit 7 in 45 076 is


    A. ones C. hundreds
    B. tens D. thousands

    1 4
    37.  =  = 
    5 10
    What are the unknown numbers?
    A. 2 , 15 C. 3 , 15
    B. 2 , 20 D. 4 , 20

    38. Find the sum of 743 and 27 562.


    A. 28 111 C. 29 005

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    B. 28 305 D. 29 215

    39. RM 6852 – RM 1482.15 =


    A. RM 5004.25 C. RM 5200.15
    B. RM 5129.95 D. RM 5369.85

    40. Eight thousand three hundred ringgit and twenty sen in numerals is
    A. RM 8300.20 C. RM 8322.02
    B. RM 8320.02 D. RM 8322.20

    Prepared by; Checked by;

    ……………………………………… ……………………………………
    (Pn Norizan Bt Awang @ Rashid) ( Pn Selvarani A/P Nalliah )

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