YEAR 6 MATHEMATICS IMPROVEMENT MODULE

NAME : ___________________________________________________ CLASS : _________________________

PART A

1. 0.83 million =

A. 8 300 000

B. 830 000

C. 83 000

D. 8 300

2. Figure 1 shows a number line

Figure 1

Find the value of A.

A.

B.

C.

D.

3. Which decimal has the nearest value with 6 ?

A. 6.06

B. 6.09

C. 6.65

D. 6.86
4. Figure 2 consist of multiple squares that are similar in size.

Figure 2

Calculate the percentage of the shaded region.

A. 15 %

B. 20 %

C. 35 %

D. 40 %

5. Which one is the CORRECT conversion?

A. 708 g = 0.708 kg

B. 708 g = 7.08 kg

C. 7 080 g = 7.8 kg

D. 7 080 g = 70.8 kg

6. Convert 20 l 65 ml to ℓ.

A. 20.65 ℓ

B. 20.065 ℓ

C. 2.65 ℓ

D. 2.06 ℓ
 7. Table 1 shows the characteristics of shape B and C.

Number of
Shape
Plane Curve Surface Edge Vertex

B 1 1 1 1

C 2 1 2 0

Jadual 1

Name shape B and C

B C

A. Cone Cylinder

B. Pyramid Cone

C. Cone Pyramid

D. Cylinder Pyramid

8. Figure 3 shows 4 number cards.

Figure 3

Which card has prime number?

A. D

B. E

C. F

D. G
 9. Figure 4 shows 4 lines.

Figure 4

Which pair of lines are parallel lines?

A. H and I

B. J and K

C. H and J

D. I and K

10. Figure 5 is a Cartes Plane that shows the location of point L.

 Figure 5

What is coordinate of point L?

A. (4, 6)

B. (6, 4)

C. (7, 4)

D. (6, 7)

11. 215 678 ÷ 25 =

A. 867

B. 867 remainder of 3

C. 8 627

D. 8 627 remainder of 3

12. 7 – 3 =

A. 4

B. 4

C. 3

D. 3

13. 4 ÷ =

A. 3

B. 3

C. 4
 D. 6

14. 2.07 × 5

A. 10 + +

B. 10 + +

C. 10 + +

D. 10 + +

15. 230% of 700 is

A. 470
B. 930
C. 1 510
D. 1 610

16. 3 264 + 489 × 30 =

Round off your answer to the nearest ten thousands.

A. 17 000

B. 20 000

C. 110 000

D. 120 000

17. 8 – 0.83 + 4.153 =

A. 3.017

B. 11.323

C. 12.070
 D. 12.983

18 . Table 2 shows the number of breads that were sold within 3 days.

Day Number of breads made Number of breads sold

Monday 250 215

85% of number of breads

Tuesday 280
made

Wednesday 320 302

Table 2

How many breads were sold within the 3 days?

A. 658

B. 725

C. 755

D. 825

19. Puan Mashita bought a packet of sweets containing 450 pieces of candy. She
distributed out of the total number of sweets to the class of 6 Mawar. She then
distributed from the remaining sweets to the class of 6 Orchids. How many candies did
Class 6 Orchid receive?

A. 260

B. 200

C. 150

D. 100
 20. Figure 6 shows the original price of a washing machine purchased by Mr. Lam.

Figure 6

Mr. Lam paid the cashier RM1,600 and got a balance of RM70.

What percentage discount did he get??

A. 5%

B. 10%

C. 15%

D. 20%

BAHAGIAN B

1. Figure 1 shows an octagon divided into several equal parts.

Figure 1
(i) Shade from the rest of the figure.

(ii) Based on question (i), calculate the percentage of the shaded part of the whole diagram.

(5 markah)
2. Factory Q produces 0.05 million containers of baulu cakes. The cakes are distributed
equally to Supermarket T and 9 other supermarkets. Supermarket T has sold 2 900 containers
of the cakes. What is the number of containers of unsold cakes in supermarket T?

(5 markah)
3. An oil company produces 1⅜ million gallons of petrol. 0.017 million gallons are stored and
the rest are distributed equally to 97 petrol stations. Does each station receive 0.014 million
gallons? Prove it.

(5 markah)
4. A battery factory produces 4.082 million AA size batteries. The factory produces size C
batteries which are 1⅘ million lesser than the number of AA size and 860 000 batteries of
size D. What is the total number of size C and D batteries produced?

(5 markah)
5. 5 printing machines are used to print 3 ⅞ million pamphlets. Each machine can print equal
numbers of pamphlets. How many pamphlets can be printed by 7 identical printing
machines?

(5 markah)
6. A factory produced ⅖ million ping pong balls. 0.04 million balls are separated for orders
while the remaining balls are distributed equally 100 sports stores. Is the number of ping
pong balls distributed to the stores less than 4 000 balls? Prove it.
(5 markah)