305.

Thousandths B Tenths
A. D Ones
C. Hundredths cuboid.
235 in words. of the given
1. Write 78 two 9. Find the
volume
Seventy eight thousand
A.
hundred and fifty three two
eighty thousand 2 cm
B. Seventy and thirts five
hundred two
Seventy eight thousand
C.
hundred and thirts five 10 cm
and eight
Seven hundredhundred
D and thirty
thousand two 6 cm
five
nine thousand, 120 cm B 120 m²
Read and write twenty
A
2. C. 30 cm D 120 cm'
eight in
seven hundred and forty numbers from the
symbols. 10. Arrange these
A. 29 748
29 784 smallest to the largest.
97 541, 46 578, 65 794, 56 947
D. 29 487
C. 297 408
3. Add: 53 493 + 135 464
=
A. 97 654, 65 794, 56 947, 46 578
A 188 857 B 189 017 B 46 578. 65 794, 56 947,97 654
D. 188 957
C. 189 137
hallL Each C. 46 578, 56 947, 65 734, 97 654
There are 69 benches in a D. 46 578, 56 947, 97 654, 65 734
How many people
bench has 8 people.benches? 39
are seated on the
11. Mutheru Primary School's library has
books.
B. 482 shelves. In each shelf there are 24
A. 525
D. 452 How many books are there altogether!
C. 552 A 836 B. 936
5. A pick-up can carry 24 bags of layers D. 53
C. 63
mash in one trip. How many trips will
it make to transport 120 bags of layers 12. Find the HCF of 35, 28 and 56.
ash
mas A. 280 B. 56
A. 5 B. 6 C. 8 D. 7
C. 148 D. 2 880
13. Add: 43.234 + 15.156 = 23. Jane harvested 456 kg 200 g of apples.
five
A. 58.390 B. 68.390 She sold the apples equally toof the
C. 58.380 D. 68.380 traders. How many kg and g
14. Upendo bought 990 kilograms of apples did each trader buy!
soya beans. He shared them equally A. 901 kg 240 g
among 15 children's homes. How B. 91 kg 240 g
many kilograms of soya beans did C. 90 kg 250 g
each home get? D. 81 kg 250 g
A. 66 kg B. 76 kg 24. Work out: +=
C. 110 kg D. 975 kg
15. Change 6 kg 950 g to grams. A. 18
B. c. D.
A. 6.950 g B. 695 g
C. 6950g 69 500 g 25. VWork out: 39 - 15 +3 x 2 + 4 =
B. 72 C. 200 D. 34
A. 33
16. A farmer uses 152 1 800 ml of water
to feed the poultry and 98 300 ml 26. Complete the following pattern.
for cows daily. How many litres and 13 507 kq. 13 405 kg, 13 303 kg..
mililiters of water does the farmer use A. 13 201 kg. 13 099 kg
in a day? B. 13 205 kg, 13 095 kg
A. 54 litres 500 ml C. 13099 kg. 12 997 kg
B. 251 litres 100 ml D. 13 205 kq. 13 099 kg
C. 241 litres 100 ml 27. Calculate the perimeter of the figure
D. 146 litres 50 ml shown below.
17, Round off 586 829 to the nearest 98 cm
thousand.
A. 590 000 B. 586 000 46 cm

C. 587 900 D. 587 000

18. Subtract from A. 4 508 cm² B. 288 cm

A. 5 B. D. 4
c. 144 cm D. 4 508 cm

19. What is the place value of digit 7 in

28. Arrange these numbers from the largest
to the smallest.
47 325?
B. Hundreds 95 678,98 765,97 658, 96 785
A. Tens
C. Thousands D. Ones
A. 95 678,96 785, 97 658,98 765
B. 98 765,97 658,96 785,95 678
20. Multiply: 560 g x 8 = kg
C. 95 678, 96 785, 98 765,97 658
A. 5 kg 480 g B. 4 kg 480 g
D. 54 kg 80 g D. 98 765, 97 685, 95 678,96 785
C. 44 kg 80 g
29. Work out: 16568 L32 ml
21. What is the total value of digit 8 in the
number 46 823? A. 35 litres 52 ml
B. 8 B. 36 litres 52 ml
A. Hundreds
D. 800 C. 35 litres 502 mil
C. 80 D. 36 litres 502 ml
22. Convert 10 l 520 ml to ml.
A. 10 520 ml B. 1 052 ml
C. 1.52 ml D. 10.52 ml
30. Work out: 7 50 km 85 m 38. Which of the following is an equivalen
A. 9 km 155 m B. 7 km 55 m fraction to
C. 7 km 155 m D. 9 km 55 m A. B. c. D.
31. Use a number line to add: t2 39. Add: km m
A. B. C. D. 12 650
+ 25 460
32. Neema uses two pick-ups for her
mobile librars each carrying 700 books
weighing 100 g each.Work out the total A. 38 km 010 m
mass of the books carried the pick B 38 km 110 m
ups in kilograms. C. 37 km 010 m
A. 70 000 kg B. 140 000 ka
D. 37 km 110m
C. 70 kg D. 140 kg
40. Arrange these fractions from the
33. The population of a certain town is
586705 people. Out of this, 258 394 are smallest to the largest.233
children. How many adults are in the 3 35 3 35 3 3
town? A B.
10'5'8'4 4'8'5'10
A. 745 099 B. 327 211 25
C. 2 D. 7'5810
C. 328 311 D. 845 099
41. Arrange the numbers 4.25,0.425, 42.50
34. Which fraction is bigger or ? and 4.025 from the largest to the
smallest.
A. 18 B.
A. 0.425, 4.025, 4.25, 42.50
C. Both D. None
35. Three school club members meet after B. 42.50,4.25,4.025, 0.425
C. 42.50, 4.025, 0.425, 4.25
every 2 weeks, 3 weeks and 4 weeks D. 0.425, 4.025, 42.50, 4.25
respectively? After how long will the
three clubs meet on the same week? 42. Align vertically and add:
256 751 + 132 735 + 3 621 =
A. 3 months B. 9 weeks
C. 12 weeks D. 9 months A. 383 107 B. 392 107
C. 393 701 D. 393 107
36. Find the volume of a cube whose sides
measure 7 cm. 43. VWhich of the following set of numbers
is divisible by both 2, 5 and 10?
A. 21 cm² B. 343 cm²
A. 30, 85, 150 B. 20, 70, 120
C. 21 cm? D. 343 cm
C. 90, 155, 200 D. 12, 25, 50
37. How many bottles will fill the pot shown 44. What is the common divisor of 40 and
below?
55?
A. 11 B. 9 C. 8 D. 5
45. James had 1.5 m of a piece of string.
|250
ml 2 If he used 0.856 m of it to make a ball,
Litres what length of the string remained?
A, 0.644 B. 0.841
C. 0.756 D. 0.356
A. 125 B. 8 C. 4 D. 6
L6. Work out: 18 778
A. 43 rem 4 B. 44 rem 5
C. 45 rem 6 D. 46 rem 8
47. What is the place value of digit 5 in
32.125?
A. Thousands B. Ones
C. Tenths D. Thousandths
L8. There are twelve packets of 500 ml
packets of juice in a cartonA shopkeeper
bought two such cartons. How many
litres of juice did he buy?
A. 6 000 litres B 12 litres
C. 12 000 litres D. 6 litres
49. A rectangular table calendar is 35 cm
long and 25 cm wide.What is the area
of the calendar in square centimeters?
A. 120 cm? B. 60 cm²
C. 875 cm? D. 865 cm?
50. Which one is not a service provided by
the government from taxes?
A Construction of roads.
B. Supplying food to our homes.
C. Building schools.
D. Supplsing text books to our
schools.