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PELITA HATI NATIONAL PLUS SCHOOL

Jal an Kari mata 66 Jember, (0331) 323 444

Math Paper Semester Exam 1

Grade 4 For Teacher’s Use

Name:..................................... Page Mark

Additional material: Pen, Pencil, Ruler
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Calculators are not allowed.
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READ THESE INSTRUCTIONS FIRST

Answer all questions in the spaces provided on the question paper. 3

You should show all your working on the question paper.

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1. Write these numbers in numerals!

a. One thousand, two hundred and three _______________________

b. Nine thousand, seven hundred and ten ________________________

2. Write these numbers in words!

a. 8011 : __________________________________________________________

b. 2805 : __________________________________________________________

3. The table below shows the time taken for four swimmers to complete a 100-m
freestyle race. Study the table below and answer the question!

Swimmer Time Taken

Patrick 63 s

Spongebob 71 s

Crab 65 s

Squid 64 s

a. Who came first in the race? ________________

b. What is the difference in the time taken between

the fastest and the slowest? ________________ s

4. Which symbol is located at 4000 on the number line below?

(Ring one of the letters)

0 5000 10 000

A. B.

C. D.
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5. Look at the problem below.

= + 4

If = 7, what is ?
Show your work ing
here!

6. Which of the followings is not equal to 8403?

A. 8000 + 400 +3
B. 8 thousand, 4 hundred, 0 tens, 3 ones
C. (8 x 100) + (4 x 10) + 3
D. Eight thousand, four hundred and three
Answer: _____________

7. Look at the numbers pattern. Then fill in the blank.

12780 13670 15450 16340

8. Find the difference for each of the following!

a. 4423 - 1974 = b. 9057 – 208 =
S how yo u r S how yo u r
wo r king he re ! wo r king he re !
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9. Match each solid to its description?

a.
 7 faces
 2 pentagons
 5 rectangles

b.

 6 square

c.

 6 rectangular faces

d.

 5 faces
 3 rectangular
 2 triangles

e.

 All faces are triangles

f.

 5 faces
 1 square
 4 triangles
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10. Shade the numbers that give 6000 when rounded to the nearest thousand!

5789 6501 6498 6302

5485 5513 6387 6795

11. Find the missing numbers!

a. 30 550 = 50 + __________ 500 b. 80 091 = 80 000 + 1 +______

12. Devide then write Yes or No in the box

4 4

Is 4 a common factor of 124 and 98?

13. Put a ring around all the numbers that are multiples of both 5 and 10

705 820 805 850 750 945

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14. Malin has 386 meat balls.

He eats 77 meat balls.
How many meat balls does Malin have left to eat?

So,

15. Circle the figures that are polygons

16. Which figure can form a pyramid when folded on the dotted lines without overlapping?

Answer: ______________

17. Write down all the common factors of 14 and 42!

_______________________________________________________________________

18. What is the missing number in the box?

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19. List the first ten multiples of each number in the table.
Then circle the first common multiple of these numbers
Number Multiples

20. Find the product for each of the following.

a. 213 x 3 = _______ b. 57 x 9 = _________ c. 132 x 6 = _________

Show your working Show your working Show your working

here! here! here!

21. This pictogram shows how much pocket money some children get each week.

Represents 4 children.

More than $ 20

Between $ 15 an $ 20

Less than $ 15

How many children get less than $ 15 each week?

So,
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22. List all the prime numbers between 20 and 40!

___________________________________________________________________

23. Megan has a roll of ribbon of length 104 cm. She cuts it into 4 equal pieces. What is
the lenght of each piece of ribbon?

24. Draw all the line(s) of symmetry on this shape!

25. I am a three-digit number. The digits in my ones and hundreds places are both
factors of 12. The digit in my ones place is 2 times the digit in my tens place. The
digit in my ones place is 2 more than the digit in my hundreds place. The sum of my
digit is 13.
What number am I?