P5 Maths Practice Worksheet
Time: 50 minTotal: 32 marks
Section A - Multiple Choice
A1.What is 216 ÷ 18?[1]
A2.In a parallelogram, one angle is 72°. What is the size of the angle opposite to it?[1]
A3.A canteen has 288 buns to share equally among 24 tables. How many buns does each table get?[1]
A4.A cube has a volume of 343 cm³. What is the length of each side?[1]
A5.A printer prints 180 pages in 3 minutes at a steady rate. At the same rate, how many pages will it print in 5 minutes?[1]
A6.The number line shows numbers from 0 to 1 000 000 in steps of 100 000, with a point marked at P. What number does P represent?[1]
A7.A shipping company transported 6,480,000 kg of goods in Week 1. In Week 2, it transported 1,250,000 kg less than Week 1. Rounded to the nearest 100,000 kg, how much did it transport in total over the two weeks?[2]
A8.Mrs Tan buys 4 boxes of pens at $6 each and 3 boxes of pencils at $4 each. She pays with two $50 notes. How much change does she receive?[2]
Section B - Short Answer
B1.Estimate the value of 4128 + 2967 by first rounding each number to the nearest thousand.[1]
B2.The table shows the price of notebooks at a shop. Mrs Lee wants to buy exactly 10 notebooks. What is the cheapest total cost for her to pay?[2]
| Number of notebooks | Price |
|---|---|
| 1 | $2 |
| 5 | $9 |
| 10 | $16 |
Notebook prices
B3.In the diagram, angle x and 65° are angles on a straight line. Find the value of angle x.[2]
B4.A shop had 250 apples. It sold 40% of them in the morning. How many apples were left after the morning?[2]
B5.Mdm Koh bought 6 erasers and 6 pens for a total of $24. Each pen costs 3 times as much as each eraser. Find the cost of one pen.[2]
B6.The total mass of 4 identical boxes is 18.8 kg. Each box contains 3 identical books, and the empty box itself has a mass of 0.5 kg. Find the mass of one book.[2]
Section C - Structured
C1.The table shows the price of fruit at a stall.[3]
| Fruit | Price per kg |
|---|---|
| Apples | $4 |
| Oranges | $3 |
| Pears | $5 |
Fruit prices
(a)Mrs Ong buys 3 kg of apples and 2 kg of oranges. How much does she pay in total?[1]
(b)With the same amount of money she paid in part (a), how many whole kg of pears could she buy instead, and how much money would be left over?[2]
C2.Mrs Lim bought some sweets. She gave 2/5 of them to her class and had 36 sweets left.[4]
(a)What fraction of the sweets did she have left?[1]
(b)How many sweets did Mrs Lim buy at first?[3]
C3.A jacket has a usual price of $80. In a sale, it is sold at a discount of 25% off the usual price.[4]
(a)How much money is taken off the usual price (the discount)?[1]
(b)Mr Tan buys the jacket at the sale price and also buys a $15 scarf. He pays with a $100 note. How much change should he receive?[3]