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Primary 2 Mathematics Practice Paper 2

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TuitionGoWhere Practice Paper Answer Key — Mathematics Primary 2 (Version 2)

Total Marks: 40
Topic: Numbers (up to 1000)


Section A (10 marks)

1. Value of digit 6 in 862

  • 862 = 8 hundreds, 6 tens, 2 ones.
  • Digit 6 is in tens place → value = 60.
    Answer: 60 [1]

2. 479 in words

  • 4 hundreds = four hundred, 79 = seventy-nine.
    Answer: four hundred and seventy-nine [1]

3. Digit in tens place of 305

  • 305: hundreds=3, tens=0, ones=5.
    Answer: 0 [1]

4. Even numbers (divisible by 2): 214, 540, 828
Answer: 214, 540, 828 [1]

5. Smallest to biggest: compare hundreds then tens then ones.
324 (3 hundred), 342, 423, 432
Answer: 324, 342, 423, 432 [1]

6. Pattern +50: 350 + 50 = 400
Answer: 400 [1]

7. 563 ends with 3 (odd)
Answer: odd [1]

8. Expanded form: 600 + 10 + 8
Answer: 600 + 10 + 8 [1]

9. 745 < 754 (same hundreds & tens, ones 5<4? no, 4<5 so 745 smaller)
Answer: < [1]

10. Count by tens: 680 + 10 = 690
Answer: 690 [1]


Section B (14 marks)

11. +50 each: 510 + 50 = 560, +50 = 610
Answer: 560, 610 [2]

12. 935: 9 hundreds → value 900.
Answer: 900 (9 hundreds) [2]

13. Biggest to smallest: 888, 880, 808, 800
Answer: 888, 880, 808, 800 [2]

14. 3 hundreds=300, 5 tens=50, 2 ones=2 → 352
Answer: 352 [2]

15. Odd (not ÷2): 143, 371, 555
Answer: 143, 371, 555 [2]

16. -100 each: 700-100=600, 600-100=500
Answer: 600, 500 [2]

17. 704 = seven hundred and four; ones digit = 4
Answer: seven hundred and four, ones digit 4 [2]


Section C (6 marks)

18. (a) 142 numeral; digit 4 is tens → 40
Answer: 142, value 40 [1]

19. (a) +25: 175+25 = 200 [1]
(b) Pattern rule: add 25 each time (125→150→175). [2]
Answer: (a) 200; (b) add 25 each step

20. (a) Order: 169, 196, 619, 691 [1]
(b) Biggest 691 − smallest 169 = 522 [2]
 691 − 169: 1−9 borrow → 11−9=2; 8−6=2; 6−1=5 → 522
(c) 522 ends with 2 → even [1]
Answer: (a) 169,196,619,691; (b) 522; (c) even