Use symbols (< ; > ; = ) to indicate the relationship between the

numbers.

1. 300+70+2 400-100+30+1

2. 8x4 6x9

3. 50 divided by 5 25 divided 5

4. 1000+200+20-10 3000-2000+200+30

5. 400+500+30+5 1000-200

6. 9x7 2x14

7. 22 divided by 2 8x3

8. 300+30+2 600-200+40+1

9. 1000+200+20+3 1000+200+20+5

10. 100 divided by 10 600 divided by 10

1. Sarah bought 24 books. Amy bought half that many.
How many books did Amy buy?
How many books did they buy altogether?

2. Anna has 200 marbles in a bag half of them are blue and the rest are
yellow. How many marbles are yellow?

3. Dom has 14 cars. Mike has twice as many. How any cars does Mike
have?

4. Andrew bought 80 cookies. He ate half of them and gave 4 away.

How many cookies did Andrew eat?
How many cookies does he have left?

5. Mark spent 6 hours at school and twice as many hours at aftercare.

How many hours was mark at aftercare?

6. Mark buys 12 ice-creams at R5 each. He pays with R100.

How much did the ice-creams cost?
How much change must Mark get?

7.Adam buys 14 books at R20 each. He pays with R300

How much does the books cost?
How much change must Adam get?
Fractions

Study the fractions below and answer the questions

Colour in one fifth blue

Colour in two quarters in red
Colour in six tenths in yellow
Colour in two sixths in purple

Which fraction is the greatest?

Which fraction is the smallest?
Arrange the fractions in ascending order.
Sam observes how long her friend watches T.V everyday. The times
are shown in a table below.

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

1 hour and 5 55 minutes 2 hours and 50 1 hour and 20 45 minutes

minutes minutes minutes

For how many hours and minutes did Sam’s friend watch T.V during
the week?

Sam starts watching a movie on Saturday afternoon at 2:35p.m.

Write the time she starts watching the movie in 24-hour format.

3rd pattern

2nd pattern

1st pattern

Draw the 4th pattern.

Give the rule of the pattern
Word problems

1. Mark is baking a cake. He needs 250g of flour. How much flour

does Mike have left over from a 2.5kg bag of flour. Write your
answer in Kilograms.

2. Sarah is baking cupcakes she needs 300g of butter. How much

butter will she have left from a 1.5kg of butter. Write your
answer in Kilograms

3. Mike is making lemonade he needs 500g of sugar. How much

sugar will he have left over from a 2.5kg bag. Write your
answer in Kilograms

Calculate the Area of the shape below

Calculate the perimeter of the shape below. Give your answer in
cm