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P4 Revision 1: Whole Numbers

For questions 1 to 10, choose the correct answer.

1. In which of the following numbers does the digit 7 stands for 700?
(1) 70 145
(2) 32 071
(3) 48 792
(4) 37 845 ( )

2. Which of the following statement is incorrect?

3. Which of the following number will become 8700 when rounded off to the nearest
hundreds?
(1) 8631
(2) 8770
(3) 8679
(4) 8750 ( )

4. 30 thousands, 40 tens and 12 ones is the same as ___________.

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5. Ashley folded six times as many paper flowers as Vanessa. They folded a total of 5292
paper flowers. How many paper flowers did Vanessa fold?
(1) 656
(2) 756
(3) 782
(4) 882 ( )

6. Susan baked 2900 chocolate muffins and 1557 less blueberry muffins. A box can hold
6 muffins. How many boxes are needed to hold all the muffins?
(1) 707
(2) 708
(3) 743
(4) 744 ( )

7. Joseph has 380 stickers and Jonathan has 500 stickers. How many stickers must
Jonathan give to Joseph so that they will have an equal number of stickers in the end?
(1) 60
(2) 120
(3) 140
(4) 440 ( )

8. Mrs Tay has more than 10 pencils. If she packs them into bundles of 4, there will be 3
pencils left. If she packs them into bundles of 5, there will be 2 pencils left. How many
pencils does Mrs Tay have?
(1) 7
(2) 17
(3) 27
(4) 37 ( )

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9. There are 19908 apples and pears. If there are 4900 more apples than pears, how
many apples are there?
(1) 7504
(2) 9954
(3) 12404
(4) 14854 ( )

10. There are 5074 keychains in a container. Benny wants to put them into bags of 5 for
sale. How many bags will he get?
(1) 1014
(2) 1015
(3) 1017
(4) 1018 ( )

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Show your working clearly and write your answers in the spaces provided.

11. Write eighty thousand, nine hundred and two in figures.

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12. Round off the sum of 2319 and 433 to the nearest hundreds.

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13. Find the product of all the common factors of 20 and 50.

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14. What is the largest possible number that becomes 5100 when rounded off to the
nearest hundreds?

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15. When a number is divided by 8, it has a quotient of 522 and a remainder of 2. What is
the number?

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16. Vincent has twice as many marbles as Anna. Bala has thrice as many marbles as
Vincent. If they have 990 marbles altogether, how many marbles does Bala have?

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17. The number of goats is thrice the number of ducks in a farm. There are 70 legs in all.
How many goats are there?

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18. Jeff bought two dozen game cards and Clement bought 59 more game cards than Jeff.
How many more game cards must Jeff buy in order to have twice as many as Clement?

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19. Benny and Mary have an equal number of sweets at first. If Benny gave away 280
sweets and Mary sold 160 sweets, Mary will have thrice as many sweets as Benny.
How many sweets does each of them have at first?

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20. Mrs Tan wished to distribute some pencils to a group of students. If she gave 9 pencils
to each student, there will be 1 pencil left. If she gave 10 pencils to each student, she
will need 4 more. How many students are there?

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21. Leila is 5 years old now. Her cousin is 8 years older than her. In how many years’ time
will her cousin be twice as old as her?

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22. Morris has 80 apples and Lester has 170 apples. How many apples must Morris give
to Lester so that Lester will have four times as many apples as Morris?

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23. There are 16 pigs and chickens in a farm. The animals have 42 legs altogether. How
many chickens are there in the farm?

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24. Jamie has 230 more stickers than Jon but 157 less than Annette. If they have a total of
914 stickers, how many stickers does Jamie have?

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25. For every 5 stamps that Jenny collected, her father would give her another 2. Jenny
had a total of 634 stamps. How many stamps were given by her father?

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26. Jen had $300 and Pete had $250 at first. After Pete gave some money to Jen, Jen had
4 times as much money as Pete. How much money did Pete give to Jen?

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27. There were thrice as many boys as girls in a class. After 8 boys left and 10 more girls
joined, there were 12 more boys than girls. Find the number of girls in the end.

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28. Molly had $120 more than her sister. After they each earned $30, Molly had 4 times as
much money as her sister. How much did her sister have at first?

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29. Chris and Danny had $400. Chris gave Danny $50. Then Danny gave Chris $100. Danny
had $60 more than Chris in the end. How much does Chris have at first?

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