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MULTIPLE CHOICES
Fill the circle on the answer sheet with the right answer.

1. Choose second, minutes, or hour.

(1) Intermission between the first and the second class …………10 ( )
(2) Time taken to run 50 m distance …………………………………………9 (
)
(3) The length of time you sleep at night …………………………………..9 (
)
(4) Time taken to fly from Jakarta to Kuala Lumpur …………………..2 ( )
A. Kate : minutes, seconds, hours, hours
B. Mike : seconds, minutes, minutes, hours
C. Naomi : seconds, minutes, hours, hours
D. Justin : minutes, seconds, hours, minutes

2. Sara started studying from quarter to 4 for her exam and finished at quarter past 6. How long
did she study?
A. 2 hours 30 minutes C. 2 hours 15 minutes
B. 3 hours 15 minutes D. 3 hours 30 minutes

3.45 – 6.15 = 2.30

3. There are 3 sticks to make a triangle. Which one of the following options cannot make
a triangle?
A. The 7 cm, 9 cm, and 14 cm sticks
B. The 13 cm, 13 cm, and 13 cm sticks
C. The 13 cm, 8 cm, and 7 cm sticks
D. The 9 cm, 9 cm, and 18 cm sticks

4. Find the enlarged and reduced shapes of triangle a . Which option has all the correct answers?

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5. Find the correct answers of and

100 – 121 - - 169 - 196
7 = 15 – 31 - - 127
A. 142, 63 C. 143, 55
B. 144, 55 D. 144, 63

6. 4000 is how many tens put together?

A. 4 B. 40 C. 400 D. 4000

7. The following figure is triangle ABC. The degree of angle C is twice larger than that of angle
A, and angle B is 18°. What is the degree of angle C?

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8. There are four squares which the length of the side is half of the square below them. When the
area of the second biggest square is 144 cm2, find the length of a.

9. The following table is part of the multiplication tables. Fill numbers in the place of

21 28 42 49

16 24 32 40

54 63 72 81

A. 35 – 48 – 45 C. 36 – 48 – 45
B. 35 – 46 – 45 D. 29 – 41 – 53

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10. In a forest, there are 8 trees standing, one every 6m. how many meters are there from 1 st tree to
the 8th tree?
A. 48 C. 42
B. 54 D. 36

11. Use 3 among the following 4 shapes to fill the rectangular-shaped grids. The grids were
made with 15 squares of the same size. Which shape is the odd one out?

12. The following cuboid is tied up with a ribbon without a knot. Find the total length of
the ribbon.

C 13x6 + 34x2 + 19x4

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13. During the 4 cards below, make 4 – digit numbers find the matching number. Use only once.
What is the closest number to 6000?

0 9 2

6 5

A. 6205 C. 6025
B. 5962 D. 5906

14. A factory produces 700 screws per day. Now they have 2800 piece of stock. How many more
days are necessary to produce total 5600 screws?
A. 8 C. 4
B. 6 D. 12

15. Which of the following options has a number made up of 5 times one trillion, 8 times one
hundred million, and 2000 times one hundred thousand?
A. 5000100000000
B. 5000820000000
C. 5002800000000
D. 5001000000000 = 5000000000000+800000000+200000000

16. There was a rectangular shape made by bending an 86 cm long iron wire. When the width is
7 cm longer than the length, how long is the width?
Note: Disregard the thickness of the iron wire.
A. 25 cm 86 : 2 = 43, l = x w = 7 + x, l = 18 w = 25
B. 11 cm
C. 18 cm
D. 36 cm

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17. You bought 8 bunches of flowers each having 7 flower. 9 of them are white and the rest are all
red. How many red flowers are there?
A. 47 B. 72 C. 63 D. 56

18. Judy is 6 years old now and her cousin, Ruby is 22 years old. Two years later Ruby’s age will
be …………. times Judy’s age.
A. 2 B. 3 C. 4 D. 5

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