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Primary 5 Mathematics Practice Paper 4

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TuitionGoWhere Practice Paper — Mathematics Primary 5 (Answer Key)

Version: 4
Subject: Mathematics
Level: Primary 5
Total Marks: 40


Section A (8 marks)

Q1. Four million two hundred fifty thousand three hundred eighteen.
(1 mark for correct words)

Q2. 7 000 000 (seven million).
Teaching note: The 7 is in the millions place, so its value is 7 × 1 000 000.
(1 mark)

Q3. 3 800 000
Rounding to nearest hundred thousand: look at ten thousands digit (4). Since 4 < 5, round down.
(1 mark)

Q4. 9 060 400
Nine million = 9 000 000; sixty thousand = 60 000; four hundred = 400.
(1 mark)

Q5. 9
Place values: 5 (millions), 9 (hundred thousands).
(1 mark)

Q6. 2 848 070
Add: 2 500 000 + 340 000 = 2 840 000; + 8 000 = 2 848 000; + 70 = 2 848 070.
(1 mark)

Q7. 10 000 000
Nearest million: hundred thousands digit is 9, so round up to 10 million.
(1 mark)

Q8. 6 000 000 + 3 000 + 50
6 millions, 0 hundred thousands, 0 ten thousands, 3 thousands, 0 hundreds, 5 tens, 0 ones.
(1 mark)


Section B (12 marks)

Q9. 2 345 678 + 3 120 455 = 5 466 133
*Working:
2 345 678

  • 3 120 455

5 466 133*
(2 marks: 1 for correct operation, 1 for correct answer)

Q10. 8 456 200 − 5 234 180 = 3 222 020
*Working:
8 456 200
− 5 234 180

3 222 020*
(2 marks)

Q11. Words: Five million seven hundred eight thousand nine hundred forty-six.
Round to nearest thousand: 5 709 000
Thousands digit 8, hundreds digit 9 → round up.
(2 marks: 1 for words, 1 for rounding)

Q12. 41057504 105 750 − 3 250 400 = $855 350
(2 marks)

Q13. (a) 6 730 000 (nearest ten thousand: thousands digit 4 → down)
(b) 7 000 000 (nearest million: hundred thousands digit 7 → up)
(2 marks: 1 each)

Q14. 1 208 340 + 1 395 620 = 2 603 960
(2 marks)


Section C (20 marks)

Q15. Females = 7 845 230 − 3 920 415 = 3 924 815
Difference = 3 920 415 − 3 924 815 = −4 400 → actually females are more by 4 400.
Correction: Males 3 920 415, Females 3 924 815, so females are more by 3 924 815 − 3 920 415 = 4 400. Question asks "more males than females" → answer is 0 (males are not more). But if interpreted as absolute difference: 4 400 more females. Mark as: Males − Females = −4 400, so 4 400 more females.
(3 marks: 1 find females, 1 compare, 1 conclusion)

Q16. This year = 9 250 000 + 2 340 500 = 11 590 500
Total = 9 250 000 + 11 590 500 = 20 840 500
(3 marks: 1 this year, 1 total, 1 answer)

Q17. (a) 4 658 300 (hundreds digit 2, tens 7 → up)
(b) 4 658 000 (thousands digit 8, hundreds 2 → down)
(c) 4 700 000 (hundred thousands digit 6, ten thousands 5 → up)
(3 marks: 1 each)

Q18. Increase = 2 789 450 − 2 456 300 = 333 150
Round to nearest ten thousand = 330 000
(3 marks: 1 subtract, 1 round, 1 answer)

Q19. Fiction + non-fiction = 2 150 000 + 1 903 418 = 4 053 418
Reference = 5 603 418 − 4 053 418 = 1 550 000
(3 marks: 1 add, 1 subtract, 1 answer)

Q20. Planted by Dec = 3 745 280 + 1 854 720 = 5 600 000
Not planted = 6 000 000 − 5 600 000 = 400 000
(3 marks: 1 add planted, 1 subtract, 1 answer)