HENRY PARK PRIMARY SCHOOL 2019 PRELIMINARY EXAMINATION MATHEMATICS PRIMARY 6 PAPER 1 (BOOKLET A) Name: ) Parent's Signature Class: Primary 6. Marks: a Paper? [Booklet A 20 Booklet 5 25 Paper 2 55 Total too | ~ Total Time for Booklets A and B: 1 hour Do not tum over this page until you are told to do so. Follow all instructions carefully. ‘Answer all questions. ‘Shade your answers in the Optical Answer Sheet (OAS) provided. ‘You are not allowed to use a calculator.Questions 1 to 10 carry 1 mark each. Questions 11 to 15 carry 2 marks each. For each question, four options are given. One of them is the correct answer. Make your choice (1, 2, 3 or 4) and shade your answer in the Optical Answer Sheet. (20 marks) 1 What does the digit 9 in 6.789 stand for? (1) 9 thousandths 2) Shundredths (3) Stens (4) Sones 2 Express 10k + 8 ~2k—3 in the simplest form. (1) -5k+8 (2). 8k+5 @) 12k45 (4) 16k-3 3 Ina class of 40 students, 15% of them do not wear spectacles. How many students wear spectacles? “) 6 ee 2 18 @) 26 4) 34 Page 1 (Go on to the next page)4 The figure shows a circle with diameter 22 cm. Find the area of the circle in terms of x. (1) 147 em? (2) 22mm? 3) 124m om? (4) 282m om? 5 Whatis the perimeter of the figure shown below? <—Sem—> () 260m "|<—8 om——»> 2) 390m 7 @) 430m OW ; d (4) 440m \ 4om : L di Page 2 (Goon to the next page)6 Four letters are shown on the square grid below, How many of the letters above is/are NOT symmetrical? a 4 @ 2 @) 3 @ 4 7 Anumber when divided by 20 gives a remainder of 6. Which of the following can be added to the number to change it to a multiple of 87 ‘ (1) 10 @) 7 a 5 @ 4 _ Pages (Go on to the next page)Use the information below to answer Questions 8 and 9. The line graph below shows the number of tourists who visited Country X from 2014 to 2018. 8 Number of Tourists (in thousands) 140 3 Year 1n which of the following periods did the number of tourists increase the most? (1) 2014 to 2045 (2) 2015 to2016 (3) 2016 to 2017 (4) 2017 to 2018 The number of tourists in 2019 was a 20% decrease from the number of tourists in 2018. How many tourists (in thousands) visited Country X in 2019? Q) 24 @ 9 B96 (4) 100 Page 4 (Go. to the nex page)The figure shows a cube. Two faces of the cube were shaded and the remaining faces were white. ‘Which one of the following is NOT the net of the cube? (1) (2) @ \ 5 (Go onto the next page) Page“1 42 The table below shows the number of books read by 37 students in August. ‘The number of students who read 5 books were not shown in the table, Number of books 1 2{3 |4] 5 Number of students} 10 | 8 | 7 | 9 | ? How many students read at least 3 books in August? o (2) (3) (4) 16 19 25 Five attractions on a map of a town are shown in the square grid below. A [— B | | I |c e- i pyr ID Mike is at one of the attractions. He is facing X. When he tums 135° clockwise, he faces Y. Which attraction is Mike at? (a) @) (3) (4) oo @ > Pages {Go on to the next page)13 The bar graph shows the number of stamps from four different counties that Peter collected. ~120 + Number of Stamps Singapore (S)___ America (A) Country Malaysia (M) Thailand (T) Which pie chart best represents the information in the bar graph? (1) (3) 4) Page 7 {Go on to the next page)14 15 Calista and Dylan had the same number of stickers at first. 1 After Calista gave 5 of her stickers to Dylan, she had 24 fewer stickers than Dylan. How many stickers did Calista and Dylan have altogether? (1) (2) (3) (4) 84 96 492 216 Jane packed 408 cupcakes into a number of boxes. Each box contained either 10 or 6 cupcakes. Given that Jane used the least number of boxes to pack all the cupcakes, how many of the boxes contained 10 cupcakes each? (1) (2) (3) (4) 25 26 39 40 Page 8 {Go on to BOOKLET B)HENRY PARK PRIMARY SCHOOL 2019 PRELIMINARY EXAMINATION MATHEMATICS PRIMARY 6 PAPER 1 (BOOKLET B) Name: Class: Primary 6. Total Time for Booklets A and B: 1 hour Do not turn over this page until you are told to do so. Follow all instructions carefully, Answer all questions. Write your answers in this booklet, You are not allowed. to use a calculator.Questions 16 to 20 carry 1 mark each. Write your answers in the spaces provided. For questions which require units, give your answers in the units stated, (5 marks) Do not write inthis space 16 Find the value of 108.5 + 1.99 Ans: 17 Express 5% asa decimal. 18 Find the value of 7a + 3 when a= 3 ee Paget {Goon to the next page)19 Janet thought of a number with 2 decimal places. When she rounded it to the nearest whole number, it became 37 What was the greatest possible number that Janet could have thought of? Ans: Do not write in this space 20 Find the average of the following list of numbers: Page 2 {Go on to the next page)Questions 21 to 30 carry 2 marks each. Show your working clearly and write your | De not wet this space answers in the spaces provided. For questions which require units, give your answers in the units stated. (20 marks) 21° List all the common factors of 14 and 35 22 The figure below is drawn on a square grid. = —— A (a) Name two lines that are parallel to each other. {b) _ Name two lines that are perpendicular to each other. Ans:(a) _______and__ [| @) and Pages {Goon tothe next page)23 The opening hours of a gym are shown below. fa) {b) WEST VISTA. FITNESS CLUB open Daily 2.30 a.m. to9.30 p.m, How long is the gym open each day? Mrs Ling spent 1h 45 min at the gym. Given that she finished her workaut at 5.25 p.m., what time did she start fier workout? Do not waite in this space Ans: (a) h (b) __p.m, 24 Inthe figure, PQ and RS are straight lines. Find z. R P. \i55° ee" z Q \ - Ans: _ Page 4 {Go on to the next page)25 26 Find the area of the shaded part of the figure. 45cm 20m Ans: = om? Do not write in this space ‘The bar graph shows the number of funfair tickets sold by a group of students. The bar showing the number of students who sold 3 tickets each is not shown, Given that : of the students sold 3 tickets each, find the number of students who sold 3 tickets each. 30: 25: Number of students. s a @ ° 1 2 3 4 5 ‘Number of funfair tickets sold by each student [| — Pago 5 {Goon to the next page)2 Do not write 27 The rectangular tank shown below is “filed with water. The base area of | in this space the tank is 120 om. Given that it contained 2.4 litres of water, what is the helght of the container? 28 Inthe figure, ABCD and AEFG are identical rhombuses, ZBAG = 75° and ZEFG = 65°, Find ZABE. Ans: ce Page {Goon othe next page)29 The table below shows how much a shop charges a customer for renting an electric scooter. Every additional ; hour Ayomi paid $36 for renting an electric scooter starting from 07 30 What would be the latest time that she must return the scooter to the shop? Express your answer using the 24-hour clock. ‘Ans: Do not write in this space 30 The figure shows two circles. The ratio of the diameter of the smail circle to the diameter of the large circle is 1.2 The area of the small circle is 42 om? What is the area of the shaded part of the figure? Page7 End of Paper 1HENRY PARK PRIMARY SCHOOL 2019 PRELIMINARY EXAMINATION MATHEMATICS PRIMARY 6 PAPER 2 Parent's Signature Name: Class: Primary 6, Time for Paper 2: 1 hour 30 minutes Do not turn over this page until you are told to do so. Follow all instructions carefully. ‘Answer all questions. ; ‘Show your working clearly as marks are awarded for correct working. ‘White your answers in this booklet. ‘You are allowed to use a calculator.Questions 4 to 5 carry 2 marks each. Show your working clearly and write your answers in the spaces provided. For questions which require units, give your answers in the units stated. (10 marks) 0 not write inthis space 4 Joanne had a tibbon measuring 18 m in length. She cut the ribbon into shorter pieces, each measuring = m. (a) What would be the most number of$m pieces that she could cut? (b) What would be the length of the ribbon left in the end? Ans: (a) (b) lm 2 ‘The numbers on Card X and Card Y are 3-digit numbers. The first digit on Card Y is shown below. ‘ 3 Card X Card ¥ Given that the average of the two numbers on Card X and Gard Y is 300. find the smallest possible number on Card X. CJ Page 1 {Go on to the next page)3 Apiece of paper in the shape of a parallelogram is folded along the dotted _| Do not write line as shown below. Find zy In this space Se ve LI 4 In the figure below, JKLM is a square, ZMLO = 11° and KL = KO. Find 2JOK. J a Page 2 {Go ono the next page)‘Two lines, AB and AC, are drawn inside a box. Do not write in this space (@)__ Xis one of the dots inside the box. Draw two lines AX and CX to ‘complete a right-angled triangle ACX with AC = AX. is (b) _ Yinone of the dots inside the box, Draw two lines BY and CY to complete a trapezium ABYC where AB Is parallel to CY and the length of CY is twice the length of AB. Page 3 {Go on to the next page)For questions 6 to 17, show your working clearly and write your answers in the spaces provided. The number of marks available is shown in the brackets [J at the end of each question or part-question. (45 marks) 6 Ina Sports Meet, the ratio of the number of runners in the Blue Team to the Red Team is 3 : 5. The ratio of the number of runners in the Yellow Team to the Blue Team is 3 : 4. There are 66 more runners in the Red Team than the Yellow Team. How many runners ara there altogether? Ans: [3] Do not write in this space 7 Isaac had 1.2 m of wire. He used all of it to form two equilateral triangles shown below. yan ve ajom (a) Find the total perimeter of both triangles in terms of yin the simplest form. {b) Find the valua ot y. ‘Ans: (a) a e) Pago 4 {Go onto the next page)8 For every piano that Siti sells, she earns a sum of money as shown below. 10% of the first $500 of the selling price and 8% of the remaining selling price Siti sold a piano and earned $650. What was the selling price of the piano? Ans: 3} At first, Kendrick had a total of 117 pencils and erasers altogether. He gave away 25 pencils and bought more erasers to increase the number of his erasers by 60%. In the end, Kendrick had a total of 137 pencils and erasers altogether. How many pencils did Kendrick have at first? Ans: _ 13} Do not write inthis space [| Page 5 (Go on to the next page)Joyce and Val ran in a race. Joyce ran at a speed of 200 m/min. When Val_ | Do not waite was at the halfway point of the race, Joyce was 2.5 km ahead of Val Both _| in this space of them did not change their speed throughout the race. Joyce completed the race at 11.50 a.m What time did Val complete the race? Start Halfway End point point point \ Ans: 8 (Go on tothe next page)11 The pie chart below represents the number of marbles of four different Do not write colours in a box. There were 135 more green marbles than red marbles. in this space Red 15% (2) What percentage of the marbles in the box were green in colour? ()._ "All the marbles in the box were placed in 48 bags. Each bag contained either 8 6r 14 marbles. How many of the bags contained 14 marbles? (b) ‘Page? {Go on to the next page)12 In the figure, ABCG is a trapezium and BCEF is a rhombus. Lines BED and BFG are straight lines. Given that AB // GC, EC = ED, 2BFE = 76°, 2GCE = 17° and ZAGB = 55°, (a) find zp. {b) find 2q. Ans:(a) RY (b) eH Do not write in this space [ Page 8 {Go on to the next page)13 Tina had some 204, 50¢ and $1 coins with a total value of $300.60. 40% ofthe coins were 20¢ coins and + ofthe remaining coins were $1 coins. (a) Whatis the ratio of the number of 20¢ coins to the number of 50¢ coins to the number of $1 coins? Express your answer in the simplest form. (b) How many coins did Tina have altogether? Ans: (a) (2) GOD LF Do not write in this space = Pages {Go on to the next page)14 Dom had a square piece of paper with an area of 64 cni?. He cut out Do not write one quarter circle and three identical semicircles from it as shown below. —_| inthis space ‘The quarter circle had the same radius as each semicircle. (a) Whatis the radius of the quarter circle? (b)_ Whatis the perimeter of the remaining piece of paper? (Take m= 3.14) Ans:(a) (b) 13] Page 10 {Go'on to the next page)John uses triangles and circles to form figures that follow a pattern as Do not write shown below. in this space e e ee Ne we SS AS ORS Figure 1 Figure 2 Figure 3 Figure 4 {a) The table shows the number of triangles and circles for the first four figures. Complete the table for Figure 5. [- Figure Number 1 2 3 4 5 Number of triangles 2 3 4 5 Number of circles 6 8 9 4 Total number of me ‘and circles 8 1 13 16 1 (b) A figure in the pattern has a total of 51 triangles and circles. What is the Figure Number? (c) How many circles did John use for Figure 115? Ans:(b) Figure 2) [| (©) Page tt {Go on to the next page)16 The figure below shows an empty wading poo! with some steps at one side | Do not write of the pool. Each step measures 0.2 m in height and 0.4 m in length. inthis space Mr Hank wants to fill the pool with water using a hose that allows water to: flow at a rate of 1.395 m! per hour. How long will it take Mr Hank to fill the pool with water to a depth of 0.7 m measured from the deepest end of the pool? Deepest end of the poot = wl] Page 12 {Go on to the next page)17 Two square tiles of equal sides are shown below. Some parts of the tiles - | Donot write are painted in the shape of identical quarter circles ( %@ ). in this space ment Fats A floor is faid with the files that follow a pattem as shown below. The floor measures 5.2 m in length and 3.6 m in breadth and is completely covered with the tiles. Find the area of the floor that is covered by the painted parts of the tiles, (Take x 2 (You may use the additional working space on the next page if necessary) Ans: 14] [ Page 13 (Go onto the next page){| {Additional working space for Question 17) Do not write inthis space Sotters: ‘Mrs Elaine Chua, Mrs frene Tan, Mr Jeniry Tseng, Mrs Ling Lee Ching and Mr Yip Yow Foi Page 14 End of Paper 2SCHOOL : HENRY PARK PRIMARY SCHOOL. LEVEL : PRIMARY 6 SUBJECT : MATH TERM t 2019 PRELIM PAPER 1 BOOKLET A [a1 | a2 | a3 | as | as | a6 | a7 | as | a8 | ato 4 4 1 | 2 4 | 3 amt] Qiz 7 ais ara] ate PAPER 1 BOOKLET B Q16) | 110.49 Q17) | 5.08 Qa) |S O19) [37.49 Q20) | 14 Q21) | tand7 | Q22) | a)EB and DC b)FA and AB Q23) | a)13h b)3.40 p.m. 24) | 86° Q25) [270 cm? Q26) [24 tickets Q27) | 30cm Q28) | 85° Q29) | 1130 30) | 426cm?PAPER 2 [a1y | a22 | b)0.4m Q2) [300 x — - | 600-399 = 201 | [Q3) | 480° — 47° = 133° ae — 7 Qs) | 180° - 47° — 47° 180° - 86° ~ 36 20u-9u=11u 11u = 66 1u=66+11=6 9u + 12u + 20u = 41u 41u=6 x 41= 246 [Q7) aly + ay + 12)em = (6y #12)em b)(6y #12)em = 120em 6y om + 12cm = 120em (6y)em = 1200m - 12cm = 408em 4y = 108cm + 6 = 18cm 8) 650 - 50 = 600 600 = 8% = 7500 7500 + 500 = 8000Q9) [42 pencils Q10) | 2500 x 2 = 5000 5000 + 200 = 25min 25min after 11.50 a.m. is 12.15 p.m. Q11) | a)100% - 25% - 15% - 20% = 40% b)15% + 135 340% 25% > 135 1% 9135 = 25 = 6.4 81 + 216 + 135 + 108 = 540 Assume all as 8 marbles 8 x 48 = 384 540 — 384 = 156 156 + 6 = 26 bags 1'Q42) | a)(180° — 76°) + 2= 52° 180° — 52° = 128° (180° - 128°) + 2= 26° b)180° — 59° = 121° 121° — 52° — 52° = 47° 180° — 17° — 55° = 108° Q13)|a)16:21:3 b)3.2u + 10.5u + 3u=16.7u 16.7u = $300.60 1u = $300.60 = $16.7u = 18 16u + 24u+3u=40u 40u = 40 x 18 = 720 coins Q14) | aV64cm? = 8cm 8cm +4=2cm b)2cm + 2em + 2em + 2cm + 2cm + 2cm + 4em =16em Arc of 1 quarter circle = %4x wx d = %4x 3.14 x 4em = 3.44em 3.14em x7 = 21.98em ~ 21.98cm + 16cm = 37.98em Q15) | a)6, 12,8 b)t8 6)3 x58 +13=177 Qi6) | 8 hours Q17) | 97020 em*