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SINGATEERS Round
Middle Division (Grade 3 & 4)
November 23, 2019
Time: 45 minutes
NAME:
GRADE:
COUNTRY:
INSTRUCTIONS
1. Please DO NOT OPEN the contest booklet until the Proctor has given permission.
3. Shade your answers neatly using a 2B pencil in the Answer Entry Sheet.
4. PROCTORING: No one may help any student in any way during the contest.
5. Students must show detailed working and transfer answers to the Answer Entry Sheet.
6. No exam papers and written notes can be taken out by any contestant.
Singa Mathematics Competition – Singateers (Individual Round: 45 minutes) Division Middle (Grade 3 & 4)
1. 9 + 9 + 9 + 9 + 9 + 9 = _____ × 9
(1) 5
(2) 6
(3) 54
(4) 81 ( )
(1) 275 g
(2) 275 kg
(3) 2075 g
(4) 2750 kg ( )
(1) $6.60
(2) $7.45
(3) $7.65
(4) $8.25 ( )
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Singa Mathematics Competition – Singateers (Individual Round: 45 minutes) Division Middle (Grade 3 & 4)
E G
B
C D
K
A
J F
H
(1) AB and EF
(2) CD and GH
(3) JK and EF
(4) AB and JK ( )
S
20 cm 40 cm
(1) 50 cm
(2) 60 cm
(3) 70 cm
(4) 90 cm ( )
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Singa Mathematics Competition – Singateers (Individual Round: 45 minutes) Division Middle (Grade 3 & 4)
6. Amy took a 35-minute bus ride from her home to the library. She reached the library
at the time shown below. At what time did she board the bus?
(1) 04 25
(2) 15 50
(3) 16 25
(4) 17 00 ( )
7. In the figure below, a small square is cut out from a 30-cm square as shown below.
Find the perimeter of the remaining figure.
30 cm
(1) 30 cm
(2) 90 cm
(3) 120 cm
(4) 900 cm ( )
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Singa Mathematics Competition – Singateers (Individual Round: 45 minutes) Division Middle (Grade 3 & 4)
12 cm X
(1) 72 cm2
(2) 108 cm2
(3) 144 cm2
(4) 216 cm2 ( )
(1) 37 944
(2) 37 984
(3) 38 054
(4) 38 544
( )
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Singa Mathematics Competition – Singateers (Individual Round: 45 minutes) Division Middle (Grade 3 & 4)
10. There are 5 identical plastic toy oranges on the weighing scale.
What is the mass of each plastic toy orange?
(1) 70 g
(2) 305 g
(3) 350 g
(4) 1750 g ( )
11. Peter and James shared 1 cake. Peter ate a smaller portion of the cake than
James. Which of the following shows the possible fractions of the cake Peter and
James had eaten?
Peter James
(1) 2 1
4 2
(2) 3 1
4 4
(3) 3 5
8 8
(4) 1 1
2 4 ( )
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Singa Mathematics Competition – Singateers (Individual Round: 45 minutes) Division Middle (Grade 3 & 4)
Xavier was facing the Train Station at first. Then, he made a Error!- turn anti-
12.
clockwise. Where would he be facing in the end?
Library
Field School
(1) Field
(2) Garden
(3) School
(4) Market ( )
13. Coin pouches are sold at 3 for $5. What is the greatest number of coin pouches
Amelia can buy with $1288?
3 for $5
(1) 257
(2) 258
(3) 429
(4) 771 ( )
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Singa Mathematics Competition – Singateers (Individual Round: 45 minutes) Division Middle (Grade 3 & 4)
P Q
k
j
h
S R
(1) 29°
(2) 32°
(3) 58°
(4) 61° ( )
Special offer
(1) $157.50
(2) $163.80
(3) $175.00
(4) $176.40 ( )
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Singa Mathematics Competition – Singateers (Individual Round: 45 minutes) Division Middle (Grade 3 & 4)
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Singa Mathematics Competition – Singateers (Individual Round: 45 minutes) Division Middle (Grade 3 & 4)
17. The table below shows different ways children go to school. Unfortunately, parts of the
Walk 689
298
Using the information available in the table, find the number of girls who walk to school.
Answer: ________________
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Singa Mathematics Competition – Singateers (Individual Round: 45 minutes) Division Middle (Grade 3 & 4)
600 g 904 g
Figure A Figure B
Answer: _______________ g
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Singa Mathematics Competition – Singateers (Individual Round: 45 minutes) Division Middle (Grade 3 & 4)
25 m
4m
Answer: _____________ m2
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Singa Mathematics Competition – Singateers (Individual Round: 45 minutes) Division Middle (Grade 3 & 4)
Based on the above pattern, which figure has a total of 75 tiles altogether?
Answer: ______________
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Singa Mathematics Competition – Singateers (Individual Round: 45 minutes) Division Middle (Grade 3 & 4)
4, 0, 3, 1, 1, 4, 0, 3, 1, 1, 4, 0…
Answer: ______________
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Singa Mathematics Competition – Singateers (Individual Round: 45 minutes) Division Middle (Grade 3 & 4)
22. In the figure below, LMQN and PQRS are squares and they overlap each other.
PQM = 62° and NQT = 37°. Find TQR.
L
P M
62°
N
37° Q
S
Answer: _______________ ⁰
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Singa Mathematics Competition – Singateers (Individual Round: 45 minutes) Division Middle (Grade 3 & 4)
23. Jermaine drew some lines at equal distance along one side of a piece of cloth as
shown below.
The length of the cloth was 368 cm.
The distance between the 1st and 4th line was 24 cm.
She drew a line at both ends of the cloth.
How many lines did she draw on the cloth in total?
368 cm
… … … …
24 cm
A piece of cloth
Answer: ______________
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Singa Mathematics Competition – Singateers (Individual Round: 45 minutes) Division Middle (Grade 3 & 4)
24. At Yummy Buffet Restaurant, the prices for the dinner set were shown below.
Answer: ______________
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Singa Mathematics Competition – Singateers (Individual Round: 45 minutes) Division Middle (Grade 3 & 4)
25. Rayner and his father jogged round a stadium at a constant speed.
Rayner took 7 minutes to jog 1 round on the track at a stadium while his father
took 3 minutes to jog 1 round. Both of them started jogging round the track at the
same point in the same direction at 07 30. At what time did they meet each other
for the 5th time at the starting point? Give your answer in 24-hour clock.
starting point
Answer: _____________
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