Mathematics

1) Round off each number to the nearest 10.

(a) 72 (b) 655 (c) 1289

2) Round off each number to the nearest 100.

(a) 342 (b) 1259 (c) 20,753 (d) $849

3) Round off each number to the nearest 1000.

(a) 6850 (b) 10,500 (c) 125,498 (d) 999,540 km

4) Multiply
(a) 328 x 10 (b) 100 x 536 (c) 63 x 1000

5) Multiply
(a) 48 x 30 (b) 48 x 300 (c) 48 x 3000

6) Find the value of

(a) 529 x 34 (b) 75 x 386 (c) 7804 x 59

7) Divide
(a) 520 10 (b) 7400 100 (c) 40,000 1000

8) Divide
(a) 15,000 30 (b) 15,000 300 (c) 15,000
3000

9) Divide
(a) 280 40 (b) 64,000 800 (c) 200,000 5000

10) Find the value of

(a) 9+3x6 (b) 27 - 12 3 (c) 4 + 15 x 12
(d) 80 - 5 x 10 (e) 54 - 48 6 (f) 9 + 81 9
(g) 56 - 8 x 5 + 4 (h) 70 + 80 5 x 4 (i) 96 8 - 6 x 2
(j) 6 + 54 9 x 2 (k) 49 - 45 5 x 3 (l) 62 + 42 7 - 6

11) Find the value of

(a) 76 + (36 + 164) (b) 200 - (87-13) (c) 99 - (87+12)
(d) 18 x (5 x 2) (e) 490 (7 x 7) (f) 153 x (27 9)

Word Problems

12) Maria paid $900 for 30 copies of a software. What is the cost per copy?

13) Alicia bought 420 mangoes for $378. She packed the mangoes in bags of 4 mangoes
each and sold all the mangoes at $6 per bag. How much money did she make?

14) Ryan and Juan shared $410 between them. Ryan received $100 more than Juan. How
much money did Juan received?

15) Peter collected a total of 1170 stamps. He collected 4 times as many U.S stamps as
foreign stamps. How many U.S. stamps did he collect?

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 16) Mr. Smith bought 2 similar T-shirts and a belt. He paid $50 to the cashier and received
$3 change. If the belt cost $29, find the cost of each T-shirt.
English

In about 120 - 150 words write composition based on the following

1) How to care for a pet

2) Write a story ending with "I would never walk through that street again".

3) Write a letter of excuse to your teacher, for your absence from school.

Choose the word that is nearest in meaning to the word in capitals.

1) CERTAIN
(a) doubtful (b) wonder (c) sure (d) shaky

2) VACATION
(a) chore (b) journey (c) destiny (d) holiday

Choose the word that is opposite in meaning to the word underlined in each sentence.
3) Their triumph over Western Tigers was unexpected.
(a) finish (b) suspend (c) conclude (d) defeat

4) He took the blame for everything that happened yesterday.

(a) reward (b) support (c) praise (d) comfort

Choose the set of names that is in alphabetical order. ~

5)
a) James Fernandes Simon Persaud
b) Simon Persaud Fernandes James
c) Fernandes James Persaud Simon
d) Persaud Fernandes James Persaud

Choose the part of speech for the underlined word.

6) Molly brought a water lily to school for the science experiment.

(a) noun (b) verb (c) adjective (d) adverb

7) All the pupils in Grade Four Sunflower, can sing sweetly.

(a) noun (b) pronoun (c) adjective (d) adverb

Choose the sentence which is written correctly. ~

8)
a) Mother will be boughting a new bicycle for my Christmas.
b) Mother will bought a new bicycle for my Christmas.
c) Mother buy a new bicycle for my Christmas.
d) Mother will be buying a new bicycle for my Christmas.
9)
a) Last Easter, I received a box kite.
b) Last Easter, I will be receiving a box kite.
c) Last Easter, I had receive a box kite.
d) Last Easter, I will receive a box kite.