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Review 5
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Fill each blank with the correct answer. [6 marks]
. (a) 415 cm = m cm (b) 830 cm = m cm
2. (a) 6269 m = km m (b) 5500 m = km m
3. (a) 7670 g = kg g (b) 4008 g = kg g
4. (a) 4835 ml = l ml (b) 6505 ml = l ml
5. (a) 6 km 975 m = m (b) 8 km 8 m = m
6. (a) 9 m 5 cm = cm (b) 10 m = cm
7. (a) 2 l 2 ml = ml (b) 5 l 275 ml = ml
8. (a) 2 kg 636 g = g (b) 5 kg 30 g = g
9.
0
4 kg
3 kg 1 kg
2 kg
The mass of a watermelon is g. [ mark]
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1 l
500 ml
400 100 ml
500 ml 300
200 50
100
The total volume of water is ml. [ mark]
. Below are some items sold by a confectioner.
80¢
$.50
$.70
bread bun cake
kg $0 50¢
cake doughnut
(a) Angie buys a loaf of bread and a piece of
cake. How much does she pay altogether? $
[ mark]
(b) Samantha buys 2 buns. She gives the cashier
$5. How much change will she receive? $
[2 marks]
(c) Tony buys a 4-kg cake and a doughnut. How
much does he pay in all? $
[2 marks]
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STRICTLY NOT FOR SALE. Review 52. Study the map below carefully and answer the following
questions.
Shop A
Shop B
850
m
m
m
175
1 k
m
1
km
400
m
2
k
m
10
David’s house
Shop C
(a) Shop A is m away from Shop B. [ mark]
(b) Shop C is m away from David’s house. [ mark]
(c) The distance between David’s house and Shop A
is m. [ mark]
Do these word problems. Show your working clearly in the space
provided.
3. Ken gives $500 of his salary to his parents. He spends $375 and
saves the rest. If he earns $1200 every month, how much does
Ken save? [2 marks]
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STRICTLY NOT FOR SALE. Review 54. Benjamin jogs twice daily. He jogs a distance of 8 km 120 m each
time. How far does Benjamin jog daily? Express your answer in
kilometres and metres. [ mark]
5. Alex spends $410 each month. Sam spends $75 less than
Alex. John spends $160 more than Sam. How much does John
spend? [2 marks]
6. Greg mixes 4 kg 360 g of cement with 2 kg 500 g of sand.
(a) How much more cement than sand does he use? Express
your answer in kilograms and grams. [ mark]
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STRICTLY NOT FOR SALE. Review 5(b) What is the total mass of the mixture? Express your answer
in kilograms and grams. [ mark]
7. The total length of two poles is 5 m 70 cm. Pole A is 2 m 25 cm
long.
(a) Which pole is longer, A or B? [ mark]
(b) How much longer? Express your answer in centimetres.
[ mark]
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STRICTLY NOT FOR SALE. Review 58. Zoe bought four packets of milk. If each packet of milk was 250 ml,
what was the total volume of the four packets of milk? Express
your answer in litres. [ mark]
9. Sam pays $10.00 for some oranges, apples and pears. If the apples
cost $3.60 and the pears cost $3.55, how much do the oranges
cost? [2 marks]
20. Mandy made 3 l 250 ml of orange juice on Monday. She made
1670 ml of orange juice on Tuesday. If she poured the orange
juice equally into 6 containers, how much orange juice was there
in each container? [2 marks]
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