MATHEMATICS Written Paper Year 4 Estimate and underline the correct length. ( 4 marks ) 7b Draw...
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MATHEMATICS Written Paper Year 4 Half Yearly 2013
Transcript of MATHEMATICS Written Paper Year 4 Estimate and underline the correct length. ( 4 marks ) 7b Draw...
MATHEMATICS
Written Paper
Year 4
Half Yearly 2013
MATHEMATICS - WRITTEN PAPER
1. Continue these number patterns.
a) 15, 20, _____, _____.
b) 123, 223, _____, _____ .
c) 426, 436, _____, _____ .
d) 697, 687, _____, _____.
( 4 marks )
2. Fill in using: x ÷ + -
a) 6 2 = 12
b) 27 3 = 9
c) 10 5 = 30 - 15
d) 38 3 = 35
( 4 marks )
3. Fill in:
a) 6400m = _______ km ______m
b) 1½m = _______cm
c) 642c = € _____ . _____c
d) 1 hr 30 mins = ______ mins
( 4 marks )
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4. Use any of the given numbers to complete the spaces below.
( You can use each number only once. )
a) _____ + ______ = 100
b) half _______ = 25
c) 8 x 6 = ______
d) 36 ÷ 4 = _______
e) 100 - ______ = 85 ( 5 marks )
5. Fill in correctly using these numbers
a) Write the number which has 4 as the units digits.
b) Write the number which has 8 as the tens digits.
c) Write the number which has 7 as the hundreds digits.
d) These cards + + make the number.
( 4 marks )
6. Look at these shapes and circle the correct answer.
a) Shape ( A, B, C, D ) has only 1 line of symmetry.
b) Shape ( A, B, C, D ) has 2 lines of symmetry.
c) Shape ( A, B, C, D ) has no lines of symmetry.
d) Shape ( A, B, C, D ) has many lines of symmetry.
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15 9 48 50 25 75
a
b
c
d
A C B D
748 874 487 847
( 4 marks )
400 80 7
7a Estimate and underline the correct length.
( 4 marks )
7b Draw these lines using a ruler.
(i) A line 4 cm long .........................................................................
(ii) A line 10.5cm long .........................................................................
(iii) A line 6.3 cm long .........................................................................
( 3 marks )
8. Look at these solid shapes.
Underline the correct answer or fill in.
a) Shape D is called a ( cylinder, cone cube ).
b) The ( cylinder, cone, cube ) has 2 faces.
c) Shape B is called a ( cylinder, cone, cube ).
d) Shape _____ has 6 rectangular faces.
( 4 marks )
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1 m 120 cm 2 m 75 cm
2 cm 5 m 160 cm 15 cm
10 cm 20 cm 10 cm 1 m 50 cm
A B D C
rubber boy my shoe mobile
9. Add 2 more coins to make €1
a) 70c + _______ + _______ = €1
b) 90c + _______ + _______ = €1
c) 45c + _______ + _______ = €1
( 3 marks )
10. Toys at the Play Shop are at HALF PRICE
C. How much are the ball and the car together during the sale?
_________________
( 4 marks )
11
( 2 marks )
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A. The ball was €4.20c
The new price is _________
B. The car was €2.80c
The new price is __________
a) Shade ¼ of the shape b) What fraction is shaded?
12.
a) Mummy puts the cake in the oven at a quarter past ten.
Mark the time on the clock.
b) The cake is ready after half an hour. It is ready at ____________.
( 4 marks)
13. Match the times with letters.
( 6 marks )
14a. On a bus there are 10 children, 7 men and 3 women.
How many people are there
altogether?
________________ people.
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a 6 : 15 Half past 4
b 8 : 00 20 mins past 1
c 4 : 30 Quarter past 6
d 3 : 50 5 mins to 12
e 1 : 20 10 mins to 4
f 11 : 55 8 o’clock
14 b. At the first stage 4 people get off the bus. How many people
are still on the bus?
____________ people.
( 4 marks )
15a. Martin has saved these coins in the money box. How much
has he saved?
€ _____ . ______c
b) His aunt gives him 20c. How much has he now?
€ _____ . ______c
c) Martin buys a story book for 60c and a pencil for 10c.
How much has he left?
€ _____ . ______c
( 6 marks )
16. Children are put in teams of 4. There are 30 children.
a)How many teams are there?
______________ teams
b)How many children are left over?
_____________ children
( 4 marks )
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17. Look at the map of the playground and answer these questions.
North
West East
South
a) From the climbing frame to the swings ___________________
b) From the see-saw to the roundabout _____________________
c) From the slide to the climbing frame _____________________
d) From the see-saw to the swings _____________________
e) From the slide to the roundabout _____________________
f) From the swings to the climbing frame ___________________
( 6 marks )
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swings see-saw
roundabout
slide climbing frame
18. Look at the numbers in the circle and follow the instructions.
Write the number formed in each shape.
( 5 marks )
END OF PAPER
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Half it
Add 3
Subtract
4
Divide it
by 4
42
Year 4 Half Yearly Exam 2013 Teacher’s Copy
Mental Mathematics ( 20 minutes)
QUESTIONS
1. 10 more than 45
2. 100 less than 874
3. 40 + _____ = 100
4. 6 x 3 = ______
5. 13 + _____ = 20
6. How many minutes are there in an hour?
7. A triangle has _____ sides.
8. How many cents in € 1.37 ?
9. What is half € 2.40 ?
10. Double 30
11. ½ m = ____ cm
12. An apple is divided into quarters. How many pieces?
13. How many faces are there in a cuboid?
14. 7 x ____ = 21
15. Write in digits two hundred and nine.
16. What is one less than 356?
17. How many months are there in one year?
18. How many centimetres are there in 2m 37cm?
19. How many millimetres are there in ½ litre?
20. A square has _____ lines of symmetry.
GOZO CHURCH SCHOOLS
COMMON EXAMINATIONS
Half Yearly Exams 2013
Mental Mathematics
Year 4
STUDENT’S COPY
MENTAL MATHEMATICS
Listen carfully and then write the answser.
1
2
3
4
5
6 _________________ mins
7 _________________ sides
8 _________________ cents
9 € _____ ____ c
10
11 _________________ cm
12 _________________ pieces
13 _________________ faces
14
15
16
17 _____________________ months
18 _____________________ cm
19 _____________________ ml
20 _____________________ lines of symmetry
ANSWER SHEET Teacher’s Copy
Section A MENTAL - Half Yearly 2013
1) 55
2) 774
3) 60
4) 18
5) 7
6) 60 mins
7) 3 sides
8) 137 c
9) € 1.20
10) 60
11) 50 cm
12) 4 pieces
13) 6 faces
14) 3
15) 209
16) 355
17) 12 months
18) 237 cm
19) 500 ml
20) 4
