Mathematics Weekly Exam Material

Level H Grade 6
Week: 7 From: May 20 Till May 24, 2018

Exam Timetable:

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday

AMS

Questions in bold are Grid Questions

Questions in italic are Poorly Answered Questions in past exam(s).

AMS Material: 1718-06929N-WRCC

1. Give the mean of the following set of numbers.

3, 1, 5, 1, 5

2. Find the value of r in r  11 = 121.

3. What is the value of h in the equation h  82 = 34?

t
4. Solve the equation:  11 .
7

5. Solve the equation y + 2 = 41.

6. Simplify.
56 ÷ [28 ÷ (8 – 4)] =

7. Find the value of 4x – 5y when x = 5 and y = 4.

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y
8. What is the value of if y = 64?
4

9. Reference: Level F Chapter 3 Section 4

Jack has 8 cats.
Sam has 2 times as many cats as Jack.
How many cats do Jack and Sam have in total?

10. Reference: Level F Chapter 3 Section 4

Adam has 3 stamps.
Sarah gives Adam twice the number of stamps he has.
How many stamps does Adam have now?

11. Reference: Level F Chapter 3 Section 4

John has 2 houses.
Each house has 3 bedrooms.
Each room has 2 beds.
There are ____ beds in all.
What number goes in the space to make the sentence true?

12. Reference: Level F Chapter 3 Section 4

Adam wants to buy nine posters.
Each poster costs 6 dollars.
Adam has 3 dollars less than the amount needed.
Adam has ____ dollars.
What number goes in the space to make the sentence true?

13. Reference: Level F Chapter 3 Section 4

Each table in the school cafeteria seats 9 students.
4 tables were fully occupied.
5 students sat on one table by themselves.
What is the total number of students in the school cafeteria?

14. Reference: Level F Chapter 3 Section 4

Each coloring book costs 6 dollars.
How many coloring books can John buy with 54 dollars?

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15. Reference: Level F Chapter 3 Section 4
Susan places 10 doughnuts in a box.
How many boxes are needed to place 90 doughnuts?

16. Reference: Level F Chapter 4 Section 1

Multiply: 27 × 1,000.
Give the final answer.

17. Reference: Level F Chapter 4 Section 1

Multiply: 523  100.
Give the final answer.

18. Reference: Level F Chapter 4 Section 1

6 × ____ = 12,000
What number goes in the space to make the sentence true?

19. Reference: Level F Chapter 3 Section 4

Sara had 16 puppies.
She split them equally among 4 friends.
How many puppies did each of Sara’s friends receive?

20. Reference: Level F Chapter 4 Section 1

Multiply: 257 × 8.
Give the final answer.

21. Reference: Level F Chapter 4 Section 3

Multiply: 325 × 46.
Give the final answer.

22. Reference: Level F Chapter 5 Section 1

Give the quotient of 340  4.

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Sample Questions and Answers
1. Give the mean of the following set of numbers.
3, 1, 5, 1, 5

Answer: 3

2. Find the value of r in r  11 = 121.

Answer: 11

3. What is the value of h in the equation h  82 = 34?

Answer: 116

t
4. Solve the equation:  11 .
7

Answer: 77

5. Solve the equation y + 2 = 41.

Answer: 39

6. Simplify.
56 ÷ [28 ÷ (8 – 4)] =

Answer: 8

7. Find the value of 4x – 5y when x = 5 and y = 4.

Answer: 0

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y
8. What is the value of if y = 64?
4

Answer: 256

9. Reference: Level F Chapter 3 Section 4

Jack has 8 cats.
Sam has 2 times as many cats as Jack.
How many cats do Jack and Sam have in total?

Sample question answer:

Sam has 8 × 2 = 16 cats.
In total, Jack and Sam have 16 + 8 = 24 cats.
Answer: 24

10. Reference: Level F Chapter 3 Section 4

Adam has 3 stamps.
Sarah gives Adam twice the number of stamps he has.
How many stamps does Adam have now?

Sample question answer:

Sarah gives Adam 3 × 2 = 6 stamps.
Adam now has 6 + 3 = 9 stamps.
Answer: 9

11. Reference: Level F Chapter 3 Section 4

John has 2 houses.
Each house has 3 bedrooms.
Each room has 2 beds.
There are ____ beds in all.
What number goes in the space to make the sentence true?

Sample question answer:

There are 2 × 3 × 2 = 12 beds in total.
Answer: 12

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12. Reference: Level F Chapter 3 Section 4
Adam wants to buy nine posters.
Each poster costs 6 dollars.
Adam has 3 dollars less than the amount needed.
Adam has ____ dollars.
What number goes in the space to make the sentence true?

Sample question answer:

The posters cost 9 × 6 = 54 dollars.
Adam has 54 – 3 = 51 dollars.
Answer: 51

13. Reference: Level F Chapter 3 Section 4

Each table in the school cafeteria seats 9 students.
4 tables were fully occupied.
5 students sat on one table by themselves.
What is the total number of students in the school cafeteria?

Sample question answer:

There are 4 × 9 = 36 students seated on the fully occupied tables.
In total, there are 36 + 5 = 41 students in the school cafeteria.
Answer: 41

14. Reference: Level F Chapter 3 Section 4

Each coloring book costs 6 dollars.
How many coloring books can John buy with 54 dollars?

Sample question answer:

John can buy 54 ÷ 6 = 9 coloring books.
Answer: 9

15. Reference: Level F Chapter 3 Section 4

Susan places 10 doughnuts in a box.
How many boxes are needed to place 90 doughnuts?

Sample question answer:

90 ÷ 10 = 9 boxes
Answer: 9

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16. Reference: Level F Chapter 4 Section 1
Multiply: 27 × 1,000.
Give the final answer.

Sample question answer:

27 × 1,000 = 27,000
Answer: 27000

17. Reference: Level F Chapter 4 Section 1

Multiply: 523  100.
Give the final answer.

Sample question answer:

523 × 100 = 52,300
Answer: 52300

18. Reference: Level F Chapter 4 Section 1

6 × ____ = 12,000
What number goes in the space to make the sentence true?

Sample question answer:

6 × 2 = 12
6 × 2000 = 12000
Answer: 2000

19. Reference: Level F Chapter 3 Section 4

Sara had 16 puppies.
She split them equally among 4 friends.
How many puppies did each of Sara’s friends receive?

Sample question answer:

Each friend received 16 ÷ 4 = 4 puppies.
Answer: 4

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20. Reference: Level F Chapter 4 Section 1
Multiply: 257 × 8.
Give the final answer.

Sample question answer:

4 5
2 5 7
 8
2 0 5 6
257 × 8 = 2056
Answer: 2056

21. Reference: Level F Chapter 4 Section 3

Multiply: 325 × 46.
Give the final answer.

Sample question answer:

3 2 5
 4 6
19 5 0
1 3 0 0 0
14 9 5 0
325 × 46 = 14950
Answer: 14950

22. Reference: Level F Chapter 5 Section 1

Give the quotient of 340  4.

Sample question answer:

340  4 = 85
Answer: 85

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