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MONDIAL PRIMARY SCHOOL

Jl. Candi Golf Boulevard No. 2


Semarang - Indonesia

FINAL EXAM REVIEW


ACADEMIC YEAR 2021/2022

Subject : Mathematics Name : _______________________


Grade :6 Date : ____________

I. ORDER OF OPERATIONS

ARITHMETIC

Find the value of each of the following by writing the correct steps to find the answer.

1. 5 740 + 165 – 492 = _______

Count here.

2. 243 x 4 ÷ 12 = _______

Count here.

3. 64 – 60 + 13 x 5 = _______

Count here.

4. (48 + 12) – 15 ÷ 5 x 3 = ______

Count here.

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II. FRACTIONS

A. ARITHMETIC

6. Count and write your answers in their simplest forms correctly.


3 2
a. + = ______
4 5
Count here.

3
b. 4 - = ______
5
Count here.

2 1
c. 2 + 1 =______
9 3

Count here.

1 1
d. 2 − = ______
4 8
Count here.

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e. 5 x = ______
20
Count here.

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7 1
f. ÷ = ______
32 8

Count here.

3 1 5
7. Evaluate.  1  = ________ Count here.
4 2 12

B. PROBLEM SOLVING

Show how you solve these problems by writing the correct steps to find the answers and
the concluding sentences.
8. A group of children shared 12 pizzas equally among themselves at a party.
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Each child received of a pizza.
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How many children were there at the party?

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9. Mrs Luna bought a watermelon. She kept of it for her husband.
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Her children shared the remaining watermelon.
3
Each child ate of the watermelon.
8
How many children does she have?

Sentence:

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10. Mrs Rani had a piece of rope which was m long. She cut it into some pieces.
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1
Each piece was m long.
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a. How many pieces of rope were there at most?
b. What was the length of the piece of the rope left over?

a.

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b.

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III. DECIMALS

A. ARITHMETIC

Fill in the blanks correctly.

105
11. is equal to _______(decimal). Count here.
10 12.
9
12. Express 5 as a decimal. _______
25

13. 2 ÷ 7 is equal to_______.


(Round off your answer to 2 decimal places.)

14. Which of the following is equal to 5.4? Count here.


a. 54 hundreds c. 54 tenths 13.
b. 54 tens d. 54 hundredths

15. 2.074 is _____ when rounded off to 2 decimal places.

16. Express 3.02 as a fraction in its simplest form. _______

17. 8.96 x 1 000 = __________


Count here.
16.

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18. 465 ÷ 50 = _____________
Count here. Count here.
18. 19.
19. 0.35 x 6 =__________

20. Which of the following shows the greatest value?


a. 0.27 c. 7.02
b. 2.7 d. 7.2

B. PROBLEM SOLVING

Show how you solve these problems by writing the correct steps to find the answers and
the concluding sentences.
21. 1 kg of fish cost $8.
Susan bought 0.45 kg of fish.
How much change did she get if she gave the cashier $10?

Sentence:

22. 10 packets of sweets have a mass of 6.75 kg.


What is the mass of 7 packets in grams?

Sentence:

23. Mrs Tan walks 3.42 km in a day.


How far does she walk in a week?

Sentence:

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IV. PERCENTAGE

A. ARITHMETIC

24. Complete the table correctly.

The Percentage The Simplest Fraction The Decimal


8%
… …
1.45
… …
2
… 5 …

25. There are 200 students in Green School. 102 of them are girls.

a. What percentage of the students are girls? _______ a.


b. What percentage of the students are boys? _______

b.

B. PROBLEM SOLVING

Show how you solve these problems by writing the correct steps to find the answers and
the concluding sentences.
26. The price of a watch is $280.
After a 15% discount, how much does the watch cost?

Sentence:.

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27. At a food court, 30% of the customers were men, 42% were women, and the rest
were children. If there were 50 customers at the food court, how many children
were there?

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28. Amir bought a pair of pants for $53.


He had to pay 7% GST.
How much did Amir pay for the pants?

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29. 35% of the students in a school are first grader.


There are 140 students in Grade 1.
How many students are there in the school?

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V. RATIO

A. ARITHMETIC

30. Fill in the blanks correctly.

The mass of bag X is 8 kg. The mass of bag Y is 12 kg.


a. The ratio of the mass of bag X to the total mass of bag X and bag Y in its simplest
form is ________________________________.
b. The mass of bag Y is ______ of the mass of bag X.
c. The mass of bag X is ______ of the total mass of bag X and bag Y.

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31. Fill in the blanks correctly.
Look at the pictures carefully.
Ribbon A
Ribbon B

a. Find the ratio of the length of ribbon B to the length of ribbon A to the total length
of the two ribbons. _______________
b. What fraction of the length of ribbon A is the length of ribbon B? _______
c. What fraction of the total length of the two ribbons is the length of ribbon A?
_______
32. Fill in the blanks correctly.

Miss Nita used 110 g of sugar and 30 g of milk to make some cupcakes.
a. The ratio of the amount of milk used to the amount of sugar used was _____.
b. To make the same type of cupcakes, Miss Nita needed ________ g of sugar if she
used 660 g of milk.

B. PROBLEM SOLVING

Show how you solve these problems by writing the correct ways and the concluding
sentences.
33. The ratio of the masses of flour in two bags was 8 : 5.
The heavier bag contained 1 840 grams of flour.
What was the mass of the flour in the other bag?

Sentence:

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34. Ronny’s savings was of Rico’s savings.
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a. What was the ratio of Ronny’s savings to Rico’s savings to their total
savings?
b. Rico saved $28 less than Ronny. How much did they save altogether?
a.

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b.

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VI. AVERAGE

DATA ANALYSIS

35. Find the average of each of the following correctly.


5, 8, 2, 9, and 21

36. The table shows the students’ pocket money.

Nina $2.50
Anwar $4
Tiara $3.25
Vino $1.45

a. How much money do the students have altogether?

b. What is the average of the students’ pocket money?

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37. The average mass of 4 boxes is 33.5 kg. Find their total mass.

38. In an English test, the average mark of 3 pupils was 85.


Anita got 77 marks and Alisha got 92 marks.
What marks did Riska get?

VII. MEASUREMENT

GEOMETRY AND MEASUREMENT

Convert and fill in the blanks correctly.

39. 0.7 m = _______ cm 43. 0.065 kg = _______ g

40. 27.08 m = _____ m _____ cm 44. 8 kg 7 g = ________ kg

41. 4 km 28 m = ________ m 45. 2.9 L = _____ L ______ mL

42. 3.005 km = _____ km _____ m 46. 5 283 mL = ________ L

VIII. ALGEBRA

A. ARITHMETIC

47. Write an algebraic expression for each of the following correctly.


a. Add 3 to h. ___________________

b. Subtract b from 10. ___________________

c. Multiply 28 by a. ___________________

d. Divide y by 9. ___________________

e. Subtract 11 from the product of z and 6. ___________________

f. Divide the sum of 10 and s by 7. ___________________

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48. Find the value of each of the following expressions when w = 3.

a. 3w - 2 = ______ Count here.


12𝑤+8
b. = ______
11

c. 50 + w - 27 = ______

49. Simplify.
a. 5x + 7x - 4x = _____________________________________
b. 3 + 8k + 9 - 3k = _____________________________________
c. 7y + 7 - y - 3 + 3y = _____________________________________

B. PROBLEM SOLVING

Show how you solve these problems by writing the correct steps to find the answers and
the concluding sentences.

50. Wire A is z metres long. Wire B is 13 metres longer than wire A.

a. Find the total length of the wires in terms of z.


b. If wire A is 9 metres long, what is the total length of the wires?

a.

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b.

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51. Tommy and Huda made 24 paper crafts altogether.
Huda made 6 more paper crafts than Tommy.
a. Write the algebraic equation for the story above. (Draw the model to help you.)
b. How many paper crafts did Huda make?
a. Model Algebraic Equation

b.

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IX. CIRCLES

GEOMETRY AND MEASUREMENT

Radius = diameter ÷ 2
Diameter = 2 x radius
Area of a circle = 𝝅 × 𝒓 × 𝒓
Circumference of a circle = 𝟐 × 𝝅 × 𝒓

52. Complete the table below correctly.


Radius of a Circle Diameter of a Circle
7 cm _____ cm
_____ cm 8.5 cm

53. Find the circumference of a circle correctly.


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Radius = 14 cm (Take  = .)
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54. Find the perimeter of the following correctly.
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a. A semicircle (r = 7 cm,  = )
7

b. A quarter (r = 10 cm,  = 3.14)

55. Find the area of each figure correctly.


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a. The length of PQ = QR = RS = 7 cm (Take  = .)
7

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b. (Take  = .)
7

14 cm

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X. SPEEDS

PROBLEM SOLVING
Show how you solve these problems by writing the correct steps to find the answers and
the concluding sentences.

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56. It takes a fast swimmer about 20 seconds to complete a 60-meter freestyle. What is
the speed of the swimmer?

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57. Cindy roller skates with a constant speed of 13 km/h. How far can she travel in 2
hours?

Sentence:

km
58. A bat can fly at a speed of 36 . How many minutes will it take to fly a distance of
h
9 km?

Sentence:

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59. Mr John took 3 hours to travel 176 km from Town A to Town B. He took another 2
hours to travel 114 km to Town C.
a. Find the total distance that Mr John had travelled.
b. What was the average speed for the whole journey?

a.

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b.

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60. Doni took 50 min to travel of his journey.
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He then took another 40 min to travel the remaining 60 km of his journey.
km
Find the average speed of his journey in .
h

Sentence:

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