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G4 Mathematics

(A) Multiplication
Do the following multiplications.

(1) (2)

(3) (4)

(5) (6)

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(B)
Division
Complete the following divisions

Complete the following divisions

69 ÷ 16

= ________

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79 ÷ 24

Complete the following divisions

84 ÷ 42 = ?

84 約是 , 42 約是 4 。
84 ÷ 42 的答案約是:
÷ =

84 ÷ 42 = ________

93 ÷ 26 = ?

93 約是 , 26 約是 4 。
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93 ÷ 26 的答案約是:
÷ =
93 ÷ 26 = ________

55 ÷ 18 = ?

55 約是 , 18 約是 4 。
55 ÷ 18 的答案約是:
÷ =

55 ÷ 18 = ________

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Evaluate

70 ÷ 35 = 85 ÷ 20 =

64 ÷ 30 = 99 ÷ 13 =

(C) Application problems


1 Solve the problem.
10 kilograms of rice cost 80 dollars. How much do 3 kilograms of rice
cost?
Column forms

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2. Solve the problem.
A shopkeeper in a stationery shop packed 450 drawing pins equally into 18
boxes. 5 boxes of drawing pins were sold. How many drawing pins were
sold?
Column forms

3. Solve the problem.


A lollipop costs 6 dollars. A dozen of chewing gums cost 24 dollars.
What is the total cost of 5 lollipops and a chewing gum?

    ×     +     ÷    .


=     +    .
=    .

The total cost is     dollars.

4. Solve the problem.


A box of cookies contains 12 pieces. A box of crackers contains 10 pieces.
4 people share a box of cookies and 2 boxes of crackers equally. How
many pieces can each person get?

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5. Solve the problem.
A ruler costs 5 dollars each. A pencil is 3 dollars cheaper than a ruler. Mary
paid 20 dollars to buy 7 pencils. How much change should she get?

6. Solve the problem.


A bag of red beans weighs 5 kg. 6 bags of green beans weigh 12 kg. How
many kilograms do a bag of red beans and 4 bags of green beans weigh
altogether?

7. Solve the problem.

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$ 12 each
$ 45 for 5

In a mega sale, how much cheaper is each pair of socks?

           .


=    .

Each pair of socks is     dollars cheaper.

(D)
Calculate
13. Let’s calculate.

8 × (3 + 6) ÷ 6

=     ×     ÷    .


=     ÷    .
=    .

14. Let’s calculate.

36 ÷ (21 – 15) × 4

=     ÷     ×    .


8
=     ×    .
=    .

15. Let’s calculate.

(28 + 25 ÷ 5) ÷ 3

= (    +    ) ÷    .


=     ÷    .
=    .

16. Let’s calculate.

(84 ÷ 4 – 17) × 5

= (    –    ) ×    .


=     ×    .
=    .

17. Let’s calculate.

16 × (38 – 38 + 38) ÷ 16

=     ×     ÷    .


=     ÷     ×    .
=    .

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(1)
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(E) Quadrilaterals

Square

Rectangle

Trapezium
=    .

Parallelogram
Let’s calculate.

The four sides are equal in length.

The four angles are right angles.


(26 + 19)  (49  7 – 3)

=     ×    .

parallel.Each pair of opposite sides are

in length.Each pair of opposite sides are equal

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equal in size.Each pair of opposite angles are
=     × (    –    )

Adjacent sides are equal in length.

equal in size.Only one pair of opposite angles are

equal.Only one pair of opposite sides are


(a) Give a ‘’ to the property of the quadrilateral in the table below.
Rhombus

Answer the following questions based on table above.

(b) Which kinds of quadrilaterals must have four sides equal in length?

(c) Which kinds of quadrilaterals must have four right angles?

(d) Does a square contain an extra property than a rhombus? If yes, what is it? (Put

a ‘’ in the correct box.)

No.

Yes, the extra property is ‘          ’.

(e) Which kind of quadrilateral must have only one pair of opposite parallel lines?

(f) Which kinds of quadrilaterals have all the properties of a parallelogram?

(2)
A shape card is lost

Lily lost a quadrilateral shape card.

One of the cards


belongs to Lily.

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Answer the following questions based on what Lily said.

(a) The four sides of my shape card are not all


equal in length.

Which shape cards meet this property?

(b) Besides, the four angles in my shape card


are not right angles.

Which shape cards still meet this property?

(c) In addition, my shape card can be divided into 2


equal triangles.

Which shape card can meet this property?

(d) So the shape card that Lily lost is a    .

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