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Integrated Test

P.5 Final Test (for P.4-P.5)

Suggested Time: 50 minutes

1.67 + 8.44 = ______ (1 mark) 113 26 = ______ (1 mark)

4.65 3.2 = ______ (1 mark) + = (1 mark)

– = (1 mark) = (1 mark)

77 + 432 6 = ______ (1 mark) = (1 mark)

– + = (1 mark) 4.73 + 3.1 – 1.86 = ______ (1 mark)

List all the common factors of 24 and 64. (1 mark)Answer: ________________________________

The fourth common multiple of 6 and 15 is _________. (1 mark)

Divide 613 by 29. The quotient is ______, and the remainder is ______. (1 mark)

In the number 2 137 459, ‘7’ is in the __________ place. (1 mark)

In the number 1.4792:(a) ‘______’ is in the hundredths place. (1 mark)

Final Test.1

Name:____________________Class:_____________( )Date: ____________________Score:_________________/ 63

21st Century Modern Mathematics


(b) The value that the digit ‘______’ represents is the smallest. (1 mark)

Bill has 7 packets of chocolate. There are 25 pieces of chocolate in each packet. Jenny has 41 pieces of chocolate. How many fewer pieces of chocolate does Jenny have than Bill? (Show your working.) (3 marks)

A box of biscuits costs 8.7 dollars. A packet of prawn crackers is 3.8 dollars cheaper than a box of biscuits. Fanny buys a box of biscuits and a packet of prawn cracker. How much should she pay? (Show your working.) (3 marks)

Use　　,　　,　　to make 3-digit numbers that are divisible by 5. (1 mark)Answer: The 3-digit numbers that are divisible by 5 are _______________________.

Write the correct number in each box below. (2 marks)

= =

Change to a mixed fraction. (1 mark)

Answer:

Final Test.2

845

6 85


There are kg of tea in the kitchen. There are kg more rice than tea. There are

kg fewer flour than rice. How many kilograms of flour are there?

(Show your working.) (3 marks)

In the picture above, there are ______ leaves in one of the parts. There are about ______ leaves in total. (1 mark)

Let the dotted line be the line of symmetry. Finish the symmetrical shape on the squared paper.

(1 mark)

Final Test.3


A rectangle is 17 cm long. Its width is 6 cm shorter than the length. Its perimeter is ______ cm. (1 mark)

A rectangular lawn is 24 m long and 13 m wide. A fence is put around the lawn. Each metre of fence costs 25 dollars. How much does the fence cost? (Show your working.)

(3 marks)

Which of the shapes below can be made using the two rhombuses of the same size

above? (1 mark)

A. A triangle B. A parallelogramC. A rectangle D. A square

The area of the figure on the right isabout ______ cm2. (1 mark)

The area of this parallelogram is ______ cm2. (1 mark)

Cherry uses some cubes of the same size to make the 3-D shapes below.

Final Test.4

13 cm

8 cm10 cm


Arrange the 3-D shapes above from the smallest volume to the greatest volume.(Write down letters for the answers.)Answer: ______, ______, ______ (1 mark)　　　　(Smallest)　　　　(Greatest)

The volume of this cuboid (1 mark)is _______________________.

　　(Give your answer with a unit.)

Which of the following descriptions about quadrilaterals is correct? (1 mark) A. The four sides of a rectangle are equal in length. B. A parallelogram has four right angles. C. All quadrilaterals that have four sides equal in length are squares. D. A trapezium has a pair of parallel opposite sides.

Which of the nets below can be folded into the cube on the right? (1 mark)

A. B.

C. D.

Final Test.5

3 cm

7 cm8 cm


Peter has just enough sticks and plasticine balls to make a hexagonal pyramid. With these sticks and plasticine balls, which of the 3-D shapes below ca nnot be make? A. triangular prism B. rectangular pyramid (1 mark) C. rectangular prism D. pentagonal pyramid

In the morning, there were R apples in the fruit shop at first. 120 more apples were purchased in the afternoon. If each apple costs 3 dollars, how much can the fruit shop receive if all the apples are sold? (1 mark) A. 3(R + 120) dollars B. (3R + 120) dollars

C. dollars D. ( + 120) dollars

Solve the equation: 6k = 198 (1 mark)k =

The bar chart below shows the numbers of different electric appliances sold in Wave Electric Appliance Company in the first half of last year.

(a) Apart from the item ‘Others’, the number of ____________ sold was the smallest. (1 mark)

(b) The numbers of ___________ and _______________ sold were the same. (1 mark)(c) The number of air-conditioners sold was twice that of the __________ sold.

(1 mark)(d) Altogether ______ electric appliances were sold in the first half of last year in

Wave Electric Appliance Company. (1 mark)

Final Test.6

Television Fridge Washingmachine

ComputerAir-conditioner

Electric appliance

0

100

200

300

400

500

600Number of different electric appliances sold in the first half of last year

Others

Num

ber o

f ele

ctric

app

lianc

es

post office

park

church restaurant

tram stopN


(a) The restaurant is to the ________ of the post office. (1 mark)(b) The park is to the __________ of the church and to the _______ of the tram stop.

(1 mark)(c) Jenny went ________ from the park to the post office. Then she went east and

arrived at the ____________. (1 mark)The pictogram below shows the districts where P.5 pupils of a primary school live.

(a) There are altogether ______ P.5 pupils in this primary school. (1 mark)(b) The number of P.5 pupils who live in Kowloon East is ______ times that of those

who live in New Territories West. (1 mark)(c) According to the pictogram above, which district is most probably this primary

school located in? Why? (1 mark)Answer: __________________________________________________________

__________________________________________________________

Final Test.7

Districts where P.5 pupils of a primary school live

Kowloon EastNew Territories West

New Territories East

Kowloon West Hong KongIsland

Each represents 10 pupils

District


The table below shows the favourite extra-curricular activities of all the pupils in Mercy Primary School.

Extra-curricularNumber activities

of pupils

Doing sports

ReadingListening to music

Playing chess

Others

Boys 136 107 43 46 25Rounded off tothe nearest ten

Girls 68 132 115 28 17Rounded off tothe nearest ten

(a) Round off the data to the nearest ten and write them in the table above. (2 marks)(b) Using the rounded-off data, make a compound bar chart with vertical bars below,

where bars representing the boys and the girls are put together side by side. Each big division stands for 50 pupils. (2 marks)

Answer the following questions according to the completed chart.(c) There are ______ (* more / fewer) boys than girls who like playing chess. (1 mark)

(* Circle the answer.)(d) There are altogether about ______ pupils who like playing chess. (1 mark)(e) The difference between the numbers of boys and the girls who like

_______________________ is the greatest. (1 mark)(f) The number of pupils who like __________________ is the greatest.

There are about ______ of them altogether. (1 mark)

Final Test.8

Num

ber o

f pup

ils

200

150

100

50

0 Doing sports

Reading Others

Boys Girls

Extra-curricular activity

(Title)

Listening to music

Playing chess

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Integrated Test in TSA Format P.5 Final Testpmaths.moderneducation.com.hk/Data/primary/pmathsIII_eng/... · Web viewThere are 25 pieces of chocolate in each packet. Jenny has 41 pieces