This document contains a 20 question mathematics test for Year 5 students. It includes questions on topics like place value, addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, fractions, mixed numbers, word problems, and more. The test provides spaces for students to write their answers.

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SJK (T) DURIAN TUNGGAL, MELAKA
FEBRUARY MONTHLY TEST 2014
MATHEMATICS PAPER 2
YEAR 5
NAME : …………………………………….. DATE : ……………………..
Answer all questions.Answer are to be written in the spaces provided on
the question paper.
1.
Eight hundred ninety-seven thousand five hundred and three in
numerals is
_____________________________
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2.
Diagram 1 is an abacus.
DIAGRAM 1
Write down the value represented by the abacus, in words.
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3.
Round off 837 569 to the nearest
(a) hundred (b) thousand.
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4.
What is the place value and digit value of 9 in the number
98 764?
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5.
147 320 + 23 680 + 47 =
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6. 832 428 ÷ 36 × 14 =
3
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7. 864 756 – 32 762 + 167 320 =
2
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8. 8 multiply 53 260 is
2
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9. Diagram 1 consists of several squares of equal size.
DIAGRAM 1
What fraction of the whole diagram is shaded?
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10. Convert the following improper fractions to mixed numbers.
(a)
13
4
2
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11. Convert the following mixed numbers to improper fractions.
(a)
2
4
7
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12.
3
4
+
1
4
=
State the answer as a fraction in the simplest form.
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13.
1
3
+
5
6
=
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14.
DIAGRAM 2
Shade
2
3 of the whole diagram above.
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15. Sungai Mas housing estate has 56 272 residents. If
32 620 are men and 5 269 are children, how many residents
are women?
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16. A fast food restaurant can sell 2 347 pieces of fried chicken
in a day. How many pieces of fried chicken can the restaurant
sell in two weeks?
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17. 12 478 X 29 =
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18.
Month September October November December
14 276 15 439 16 842 27 562
Table 2
Quantity
(kg)
Table 2 shows the amount of eggs sold in four consecutive
months.
Find the total amount of eggs sold, in kg, in the four months.
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19. Diagram 2 shows a number line.
234 760 P 254 760 Q
DIAGRAM 2
Find the sum of P and Q in the number line. Then, round off
the answer to the nearest thousand.
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20. Form the largest and the smallest number from the digits 3,
4, 0, 9, 8 and 2. Then, find the difference between these two
numbers.
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