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Maths Test #3

 

  1. Shade ¾  of this shape. Working Only










  1. Write as a decimal: 


4 tenths + 8 hundredths = __________







  1. Find the LCM of 3 and 8.  


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  1. From the list find the smallest number. Working Only


791 79 719 7191   7009

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9. Which sign makes each of the following statement true?


2001 ……. 2201



10. A man earns $8.10 per hour. If he works for 6 hours, how much money will he make?

 

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11. Danny scored 15 out of 20 on his test. What was his percentage?


____________






12. WORKING ONLY


13. My bus left Waterford at 2.37 in the afternoon.

 Write this time in the 24-hour clock. _____________



14. Write 0.08 as a fraction.


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15. In a school there are 465 boys and 231 girls. 

How many children are in the school? __________



16. Write the number 2067 in words. 


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17. DIVIDE: 1205 by 5      _____________


18. There are 28 toys in a box. How many toys would there be in 12 boxes?


19. To the sum of 87 and 165, take 103.

  _______________


20. My grandfather has $400 in his wallet. If he spends one-fifth of it, how much would he spend?

         ____________________

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