2012 Primary 1 Math Continual Assessment 3

Section A

Fill in the blank with correct answer.

1.

Count and write the correct number.

Ans:_____________

2.

Write in number.

Fifty-eight: ___________________________

3.

Write in words.

100:_________________________________

4.

Which set has more cups?

Ans:_____________

5.

Choose the smallest number.

61

29

48

Ans:_____________

6.

Look at the picture carefully and answer the question.

Use as 1 unit

The mass of the slice of watermelon is _____ units.

Ans:_____________

7.

8.

9.

80 comes between _____ and 81

Ans:_____________

10.

7 tens and 2 ones = _____ ones

Ans:_____________

11.

10 less than 60 is _____

Ans:_____________

12.

The number just before 100 is _____

Ans:_____________

13.

Complete the number pattern.

53, 55, _____, 59, 61, 63

Ans:_____________

14.

Look at the picture and answer the question.

The ___________________ is lighter than the _________________

15.

Look at the picture and answer the question

The mass of the strawberry is _____.

Ans:_____________

Section B

Write your answers in the blank.

1.

Arrange these numbers in order. Begin with the greatest.

67, 92, 76, 29.

Ans: ________, ________, ________, ________, ________
Greatest

2.

Choose the number which is 3 more than 49

79, 39, 52, 46

Ans:_____________

3.

Fill in the blank with greater or smaller.

6 tens 3 ones is ___________ than 36 ones.

Ans:_____________

4.

Study the pictures and fill in the blank.

Use as 1 unit.

The pear is heavier than the apply by _____ units.

Ans:_____________

5.

Choose the answer that is equal to 30 + 45

thirty

fifty-five

seventy-five

forty-five

Ans:_____________

6.

Choose the statement which has the smallest answer.

36 + 10

96 - 86

16 +70

Ans:_________________

7.

Study the pattern.

The missing number is _______________________.

8.

Complete the number bond.

Section C

Solve each of the following problem sums.
Write your answers in the space provided

1.

Mrs Shanfu has 27 green apples and 36 red apples.
How many apples does she have altogether.

Ans:_____________

2.

Alice had some beads
Her friend gave her 12 more beads.
She had 50 beads now.
How many beads did she have at first?

Ans:_____________

3.

Boxes A, B and C each contain some cookies.

Box A has 6 fewer cookies than Box B.
Box B has 12 more cookies than Box C
There are 45 cookies in Box C.

a) How many cookies are there in Box B?

b) How many cookies are there in Box A?

Ans:_____________

Ans:_____________