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Units 3, 4
Review 6
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This picture graph shows the items Mother bought from the
supermarket. Study the graph carefully. Fill in each blank with the
correct answer. [9 marks]
Items Mother Bought from the Supermarket
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Canned Drinks
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Cup Noodles
Eggs
Oranges
Table Mats
Tissue Packs
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STRICTLY NOT FOR SALE. Review 6. Mother bought canned drinks.
. She bought eggs.
3. She bought oranges.
4. She bought more eggs than oranges.
5. She bought fewer cup noodles than canned drinks.
6. The number of is the greatest.
7. The number of is the smallest.
8. Mother bought the same number of and
.
9. Mother bought items from the supermarket altogether.
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STRICTLY NOT FOR SALE. Review 6Christopher has a counter with sides A and B . He tosses
the counter many times. This picture graph shows the sides
Christopher gets. Fill in each blank with the correct answer.
[4 marks]
Christopher’s Tosses
A
B
Each represents 1 toss.
0. Christopher gets A times.
. He gets B times.
. He gets A fewer times than B .
3. Christopher tosses the counter times altogether.
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STRICTLY NOT FOR SALE. Review 6Study the pictures below and fill in each blank with the correct
answer. [4 marks]
4.
+ + + + + + + =
fives =
5.
There are children.
7 =
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STRICTLY NOT FOR SALE. Review 66. Complete the addition and multiplication equations. [ marks]
+ + + + + + + + =
× =
7. Fill in each blank with the correct answer. [3 marks]
(a) There are groups of frogs.
(b) There are frogs in each group.
(c) There are frogs altogether.
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STRICTLY NOT FOR SALE. Review 6Do these word problems. Show your working clearly. [3 marks]
8. There are 5 lorries at a car park. Each lorry has 6 wheels.
How many wheels are there altogether?
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There are wheels altogether.
9. Father bought 3 bags of crackers. There were 7 packs of crackers
in each bag. How many packs of crackers were there altogether?
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There were packs of crackers altogether.
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STRICTLY NOT FOR SALE. Review 60. Susan buys 8 bunches of bananas from the market. There
are 4 bananas in each bunch. How many bananas are there
altogether?
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There are bananas altogether.
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STRICTLY NOT FOR SALE. Review 6
