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    1) The document provides a series of math problems involving ordering numbers, fractions, factors, estimation, perimeter, area, and data representation in a bar graph. 2) Questions involve calculating amounts spent on food, meters of wire used based on multiple plant holders, yards walked in a rectangle field, conversions between milliliters and liters and inches and feet, and determining the total number of students wearing glasses from a table of data. 3) The document is assessing skills in basic math operations, measurements, fractions, ordering, estimation, and interpreting data from tables and graphs.

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    1) The document provides a series of math problems involving ordering numbers, fractions, factors, estimation, perimeter, area, and data representation in a bar graph. 2) Questions involve calculating amounts spent on food, meters of wire used based on multiple plant holders, yards walked in a rectangle field, conversions between milliliters and liters and inches and feet, and determining the total number of students wearing glasses from a table of data. 3) The document is assessing skills in basic math operations, measurements, fractions, ordering, estimation, and interpreting data from tables and graphs.

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    Singapore Math Final

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    1) The document provides a series of math problems involving ordering numbers, fractions, factors, estimation, perimeter, area, and data representation in a bar graph. 2) Questions involve calculating amounts spent on food, meters of wire used based on multiple plant holders, yards walked in a rectangle field, conversions between milliliters and liters and inches and feet, and determining the total number of students wearing glasses from a table of data. 3) The document is assessing skills in basic math operations, measurements, fractions, ordering, estimation, and interpreting data from tables and graphs.

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    1(a) Arrange the number in increasing order. (1 mark × 5)

    80431 , 79431 , 80331 , 79433


    5 3
    (b) 1
    - 10

    3
    (c) Express 1 5 as a decimal.

    (d) Write down all the factors of 20.

    (e) Estimate and then multiply 295 × 49

    2
    2. Karen earned $ 840 a month. She spent 5 of it on food. How much did she spend on
    food.

    3. Mr. Morrison made 6 plant holders. He used 3.82 m of wire for each plant holder. How
    many meters of wire did he use altogether?
    4. Gene walked 5 time around a rectangale field measuring 45 yd by 20 yd . How many yards
    did he walk altogether.

    5. (a) How many must be added to 660 ml to make 1 liter.

    (b) How many inches must be added to 7 in to make 1 ft?

    6. Find the perimeter and area of figure.

    7. The table shows the number of 4th grade students wearing glass.

    Class No.of student


    wearing glass
    4A 6
    4B 14
    4C 10
    4D 4
    (a) How many students wear glasses?

    (b) Use the data given in the table to complete the bar graph.

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