1 (1)
Counting, Place Value, Rounding
1.
2.
134
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c)
208
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d)
790
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e)
2020
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________________
b)
________________
c)
________________
d)
e)
________________
50
53
45
111
64
75
69
10
71
12
13
24
42
99
63
38
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2.
(b)
(c)
10
20
40
50
70
15
20
30
(d)
10
(e)
850
1000
950
1150
1200
3.
(b)
(c)
(d)
(e)
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(h)
(i)
(j)
2.
(b)
(c)
(d)
3.
(b) 40
(c) 57
(d) 107
represent 1 unit..
a)
b)
c)
d)
e)
11
Hundreds
Tens
Units
Number
Number of Groups
Hundreds
f)
g)
12
Tens
Units
Number
2.
3.
123 =
c)
107 =
d)
120 =
e)
1008 =
f)
5100 =
g)
8030 =
State the place value and value of the underlined digit in each of the following
numbers.
Place value
of the underlined digit
Value
of the underlined digit
(a)
58
_____________
_____________
(b)
567
_____________
_____________
(c)
456
_____________
_____________
(d)
5678
_____________
_____________
(e)
1567
_____________
_____________
(f)
1139
_____________
_____________
(g)
8930
_____________
_____________
(h)
43 201
_____________
_____________
(i)
56 779
_____________
_____________
(j)
15 832
_____________
_____________
(k)
637 210
_____________
_____________
(l)
832 111
_____________
_____________
(m)
691 000
_____________
_____________
(n)
773 825
_____________
_____________
13
2.
Round off the numbers below to the nearest ten and nearest hundred.
Nearest ten
Nearest hundred
(a)
27
_____________
_____________
b)
256
_____________
_____________
(c)
253
_____________
_____________
(d)
392
_____________
_____________
(e)
596
_____________
_____________
(f)
1583
_____________
_____________
(g)
2357
_____________
_____________
(h)
5695
_____________
_____________
(i)
3854
_____________
_____________
(j)
29 672
_____________
_____________
Round off the following numbers to the nearest thousand and nearest ten thousand
Nearest thousand
(a)
67 890
_____________
_____________
(b)
33 099
_____________
_____________
(c)
895 623
_____________
_____________
(d)
750 391
_____________
_____________
(e)
646 464
_____________
_____________
16
4.
5.
6.
(c) 4103
_________________
(d) 13 527
_________________
(e) 17 355
_________________
_________________
(c) 30 189
_________________
(d) 5549
_________________
Numbers in Column 1 are rounded off to the results as shown in Column 2. State
whether the numbers are rounded off to the nearest ten, hundred or thousand.
Rounded off to the nearest ..
Column 1
Column 2
(a)
2348
2350
_________________
(b)
1256
1300
_________________
(c)
3462
3460
_________________
(d)
7751
8000
_________________
1600 is the result of rounding a number to the nearest hundred. Write three possible
answers of the number.
_________________ _________________ _________________
19
2.
(b)
(c)
3.
Use whole numbers from 1 to 9 and complete the magic rectangle below. The sum of
the numbers in each column, row and diagonally is equal to 15.
4.
Calculate:
(a)
(b)
24
5.
(c)
(d)
(e)
(f)
(g)
(h)
(i)
(j)
The addition of the numbers below consists of digit 0 to 9. Find the digits which
represented by alphabets d, e, f and g.
25
(b) 8 + 17
(c) 567 + 82 =
(d) 43 + 679 =
(e) 7134 + 9 =
(f) 25 + 37 + 269 =
(g) 31 + 5 + 1579 =
2.
The number in the rectangle is the sum of numbers in the circle. Fill in the missing
numbers.
27
3.
Shafiq is visiting his grandmother on her 70th birthday. First, he travels by bus 49 km
from his house to a small town. Then, he travels 15 km by taxi to his grandmothers
house. How far does he travel to reach his grandmothers house?
4.
Mei Lin has RM50.00. In conjunction of her parents wedding anniversary, she spent
RM19.00 and RM17.00 to buy presents for her mother and father respectively. How
much money has she spent for the presents?
5.
Table below shows the number of lorries passing the highway toll in three years.
Year
1989
1990
1991
Number of lorries
531
61 977
80 342
How many lorries passed the highway toll in the three years?
28
2.
3.
4.
(b)
(c)
(d)
(b)
(c)
(d)
(b)
(c)
(d)
(b)
36
(c)
(d)
(e)
(f)
(g)
(h)
37
Worksheet 1.3(2)
Subtraction
1.
(c) 1237 56 =
(d) 257 38 =
2.
A housing developer built 1578 houses at Taman Wawasan. 935 houses have been
sold. Find the number of houses that are not sold yet.
3.
En. Yap rears 48 chickens. During Chinese New Year, he slaughters 29 chickens.
How many chickens are left?
39
4.
5.
Number of cars allocated for a branch to sell is 600 a year. The table below shows the
number of cars sold in the first three months of this year.
Month
Number of cars sold
January
February
March
51
78
35
(a) How many cars are sold for the first three months?
(b) How many cars are not sold at the end of March?
6.
40
(b)
Test 1.3
Name:
_________________________________________________________
Class:
_________________________________________________________
Subtraction
1.
(b) 87 6 =
(c) 143 29 =
(d) 256 67 =
41
(i)
8005 729 =
(j)
4144 2639 76 =
2.
A coil of wire is 600 m long. 157 m of wire is used by En. Abd. Wahab to fence his
goat farm.
(a) What is the length of the wire that is left?
(b) Round off the answer to the nearest ten.
3.
En. Kupusamy ordered 650 grade A and 350 grade B eggs from a supplier. 37 grade
B eggs are broken.
(a)How many eggs are ordered from the supplier?
(b)How many grade B eggs can be sold?
42
Worksheet 1.4(1)
Multiplication
1.
2.
13=
14=
15=
22=
23=
24=
25=
32=
33=
34=
35=
42=
43=
44=
45=
52=
53=
54=
55=
62=
63=
64=
65=
72=
73=
74=
75=
82=
83=
84=
85=
92=
93=
94=
95=
16=
17=
18=
19=
26=
27=
28=
29=
36=
37=
38=
39=
46=
47=
48=
49=
56=
57=
58=
59=
66=
67=
68=
69=
76=
77=
78=
79=
86=
87=
88=
89=
96=
97=
98=
99=
=7
= 21
(b) 5 6 = 6
(c) 8 2 = 2
=4
(d) 6 3 =
= 16
46
3.
3
4
5
6
36
7
8
9
47
Example:
(a) 23 3 = ?
tens
2
units
3
2 tens 3
3
9
3
6 tens 9
(b) 26 2 = ?
tens
2
2 tens 6
2
4 tens 12
5 tens 2
units
6
2
2
(c) 38 7 = ?
hundreds tens
3
units
8
7
6
Explain:
(i) 3 3 = 9
(ii) 2 tens 3 = 6 tens
Explain:
(i) 2 6 = 12 (1 ten 2)
(ii) 1 ten placed at tens
place
(iii) 2 tens 2 = 4 tens
(iv) 4 tens + 1 ten = 5 tens
Explain:
(i) 8 7 = 56 (5 tens 6)
(ii) 5 tens placed at tens
place
(iii) 3 tens 7 = 21 tens
(iv) 21 tens + 5 tens
= 26 tens
= 2 hundreds 6 tens
50
Worksheet 1.4(2)
Multiplication
Evaluate:
1. (a) 21 3 =
2.
(b) 32 3 =
(c) 54 2 =
(d) 213 3 =
(e) 232 3 =
(f) 634 2 =
(a) 25 7 =
(b) 69 8 =
(c) 78 5 =
(d) 123 9 =
(e) 209 9 =
(f) 435 7 =
51
Worksheet 1.4(3)
Multiplication
Solve:
1. (a) 57 10 =
(b) 57 100 =
(c) 205 10 =
2.
(a) 57 20 =
3.
(a) 23 31 =
53
(b) 23 17 =
(c) 45 52 =
(d) 72 15 =
4.
(a) 123 26 =
(b) 510 38 =
(d) 99 157 =
(f) 2135 21 =
54
3 3 = _______
4 4 = _______
5 5 = _______
4 2 = _______
6 3 = _______
8 4 = _______
10 5 = _______
6 2 = _______
9 3 = _______
12 4 = _______
15 5 = _______
8 2 = _______
12 3 = _______
16 4 = _______
20 5 = _______
10 2 = _______
15 3 = _______
20 4 = _______
25 5 = _______
12 2 = _______
18 3 = _______
24 4 = _______
30 5 = _______
14 2 = _______
21 3 = _______
28 4 = _______
35 5 = _______
16 2 = _______
24 3 = _______
32 4 = _______
40 5 = _______
18 2 = _______
27 3 = _______
36 4 = _______
45 5 = _______
6 6 = _______
7 7 = _______
8 8 = _______
9 9 = _______
12 6 = _______
14 7 = _______
16 8 = _______
18 9 = _______
18 6 = _______
21 7 = _______
24 8 = _______
27 9 = _______
24 6 = _______
28 7 = _______
32 8 = _______
36 9 = _______
30 6 = _______
35 7 = _______
40 8 = _______
45 9 = _______
36 6 = _______
42 7 = _______
48 8 = _______
54 9 = _______
42 6 = _______
49 7 = _______
56 8 = _______
63 9 = _______
48 6 = _______
56 7 = _______
64 8 = _______
72 9 = _______
54 6 = _______
63 7 = _______
72 8 = _______
81 9 = _______
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Division
1.
(d) 24 4 =
(e) 9 1 =
(f) 20 5 =
(g) 72 9 =
(h) 64 8 =
(i)
2.
88=
(j)
08=
(b) 20
=5
(c)
6=8
(e)
7=9
(d)
64
= 10
9=9
Worksheet 1.5(3)
Division
Solve:
Example:
712 4 =
1.
54 3 =
2.
95 5 =
3.
248 2 =
Working:
67
4.
987 7 =
5.
256 8 =
6.
3516 6 =
7.
3798 9 =
8.
4671 9 =
68
9.
26 132 4 =
10. 49 348 4 =
69
Worksheet 1.5(4)
Division
Find the value (show the working and check the answer)
1.
612 6 =
Working
2.
Check answer
756 7 =
Working
3.
Check answer
832 8 =
Working
Check answer
72
4.
7248 8 =
Working
5.
Check answer
490 5 =
Working
6.
Check answer
2560 5 =
Working
7.
Check answer
4320 9 =
Working
Check answer
73
8.
504 4 =
Working
9.
Check answer
6008 8 =
Working
Check answer
10. 64 032 8 =
Working
Check answer
74
Worksheet 1.5(5)
Division
Solve (show the working and check answer)
1. 16 3 =
Working
2.
Check answer
45 2 =
Working
3.
Check answer
100 6 =
Working
Check answer
76
4.
742 9 =
Working
5.
Check answer
130 10 =
Working
6.
Check answer
360 20 =
Working
7.
Check answer
864 32 =
Working
Check answer
77
8.
725 27 =
Working
9.
Check answer
450 100 =
Working
Check answer
Check answer
Check answer
78
Worksheet 1.6(1)
Principle of calculation
Calculate:
1. 30 + 40 + 25 =
2.
50 10 12 =
3.
20 + 9 6 =
4.
159 + 27 112 =
5.
53 37 + 3 =
6.
71 28 + 21 =
7.
35 16 + 17 =
8.
103 + 21 11 4 =
9.
63 + 8 7 + 8 =
10. 38 25 8 + 12 =
11. 50 27 + 20 3 =
87
Worksheet 1.6(2)
Principle of calculation
Calculate:
1. 54 17 7 + 4 =
2.
49 25 + 9 + 7 =
3.
463=
4.
50 2 5 =
5.
355=
6.
12 6 2 =
7.
4 28 7 =
8.
240 6 3 =
9.
192 3 18 =
10. 150 2 5 3 =
11. 63 3 3 7 =
12. 126 6 15 5 =
89
Worksheet 1.6(3)
Principle of calculation
Calculate:
1. 3 6 + 15 =
3.
200 2 8 2 =
5.
92 8 2 10 2 =
92
2.
20 5 3 + 18 =
4.
3 6 + 15 5 =
Worksheet 1.6(4)
Principle of calculations
1.
20 5 3 + 18 2 =
2.
27 15 + 2 15 3 =
3.
48 12 + 6 5 2 =
4.
18 5 5 8 2 5 3 =
5.
84 7 4 4 1 =
6.
21 7 + 6 9 18 6 3 =
7.
Fill in the blank with appropriate operation (+, , , ) to form a correct equation.
(a) 4 [
]82=8
(b) 4 8 [
] 2 = 30
(c) 4 [
] 8 2 = 16
(d) 4 8 [
94
]2=0
Worksheet 1.6(5)
Principle of calculations
Calculate:
1. 3(6 + 15)
2.
3(6 + 15) 7
3.
3(20 5) + 18
4.
3(20 5) + 18 2
5.
(200 2)(8 2)
6.
2(92 8) (10 2)
7.
18 5 + 5(5 2) (10 5)
8.
48 12 + (6 5)
9.
127 15(15 + 2) 3
12. 21 (7 6) + (9 + 18) (6 + 3)
97