Primary 5 Class 5 Basic 5 Second Term Examination

SECOND TERM EXAMINATION

CLASS: PRIMARY 5 SUBJECT: BASIC SCIENCE

NAME:……………………………………………………………………………………

Which of the following a characteristics of living things

(a) growth (b) respirations (c) collaborations (d) excretion

MR NIGER D is an acronym used to represent the characteristics of _____

(a) non-living things (b) living things (c) living crops (d) living vegetation

______ is a liquid substance which turns blue litmus paper red

(a) base (b) hydrogen (c) carbonated water (d) acid

A test was carried out on a liquid substance wing red litmus paper and the paper turns blue, this shows that the liquid is _____ (a) acid (b) base (c) hydrogen peroxide (d) water
The reaction between caustic potash or caustic soda and oil to form soap is called ____

(a) saconification (b) satonification (c) saponification (d) sabonification

Basically we have two types of soap, they are (a) hard and dry soap (b) soft and wet soap (c) soft and hard soap (d) dry and wet soap
The two examples of metals are ______ (a) porous and non-porous

(b) ferrous and non-forrous (c) corrous and non-corrous (d) terrazzo and non-terrazo

_____ is a state of preventing danger or harm to ourselves or somebody

(a) accident (b) first aid (c) danger (d) safety

_____ are light strong synthetic material produced through chemical processes by man

(a) wood (b) rubber (c) plastics (d) metals

Mishaps that can cause harm, damages and even death are called _____________

(a) danger (b) accidents (c) safety (d) first aid

The ability of living things to produce young ones of their kind is known as ____

(a) respiration (b) reproduction (c) excretion (d0 nutrition

The female part of a flower is called _____ (a) pistil (b) stamen (c) auther (d) style

_____ is the ability to do work (a) power (b) conversion (c) energy (d) work
Which of the following is not a form of energy (a) solar (b) electrical (c) heat (d) water
The transfer of heat from one end of an iron spoon to the other end is known as ____

(a) convection (b) radiation (c) conduction (d) electrification

The degree of hotness or coldness of a substance or a place is called ____

(a) energy (b) pressure (c) heat (d) temperature

_____ is the standard instrument used to measure temperature

(a) barometer (b) thermometer (c) rainguage (d) wind vane

The boiling point of water is ____ (a) 90⁰c (b) 0⁰c (c) 100⁰c (d) 99⁰c

The freezing point of water is ______ (a) 0⁰c (b) 35⁰c (c) 100⁰c (d) 90⁰c
____ is the energy generated from the sun

(a) light energy (b) solar energy (c) nuclear energy (d) mechanical energy

Section B

Define reproduction

b.) The female part of a flower is called ______________________________________

What is an accident?

b.) Explain the word safety

What is conduction in metals

b.) Mention the two types of metal

(a) ________________________________ (b) ________________________________

Explain saponification

b.) Mention the two types of soap

(a) ________________________________ (b) ________________________________

Write out the full meaning of this acronym MR NIGER D

SECOND TERM EXAMINATION

CLASS: PRIMARY 5

SUBJECT: SOCIAL STUDIES

NAME:……………………………………………………………………………………

_____ are the people who are committed to promoting and safeguarding the right of all individuals (a) Human activities (b) Human right activist (c) Human right activities (d) human left activists
Which of the following acronyms does not belong or is not a pressure group

(a) IBBS (b) NLC (c) NUJ (d) NUT

__ is someone who directs or guides others (a) A boss (b) A master (c) A leader (d) leadership
A political party is an organization that seeks to gain or maintain power within the government (a) False (b) True (c) all of the above (d) none of the above

The movement of the earth around the sun is called __________
evolution (b) rotation (c) solar system (d) revolution
The movement of the earth in a spinning notion from West to East is called ____

solar system (b) rotation (c) revolution (d) evolution
_____ is a sudden event that causes great damage or loss of life
rainfall (b) sunset (c) disaster (d) drainage

Which of the following is not a natural disaster
Floods (b) hurricanes (c) plane crash (d) earth quake
The major occupation of people living in the northern part of Nigeria ____

Banking (b) farming (c) engineering (d) trading
Sokoto and Kaduna are located in the _____ part of Nigeria
Southern (b) Western (c) Northern (d) Eastern

The exchange of goods for goods is known as _____
Trade by money (b) Goods exchange (c) Exchange of goods (d) trade by barter
The goods and services a country sells to other countries are called ____

imports (b) exports (c) trading (d) exchange
______ is an institution that accepts money from people in the form of deposits

(a) An insurance (b) A bank (c) An ATM (d) Central Bank

Which of the following is not a banking industry in Nigeria
GTBank (b) First Bank (c) Barclays Bank (d) Zenith Bank
The state of having no job that pays you income is referred to as ____

Education (b) unemployment (c) employment (d) opportunity
Solution to unemployment include the following except ____
entrepreneurship (b) crime (c) skills enhancement (d) encourage agriculture

_____ is the money an individual or a business receives in exchange for labour and service (a) capital (b) payment (c) income (d) labour
In an organization the level of education is used to determine the salaries pay to the workers (a) True (b) False (c) All of the above (d) None of the above
A borrowed sum of money that is expected to be paid back with interest is known as _____ (a) capital (b) loan (c) income (d) salary

Drugs taken without doctors advice is called _____ (a) drug prescription

(b) drug administered (c) drug abuse (d) drug regulation

Section B

What is disaster ______________________________________________________________

b.) List the two types of disaster

(a) ________________________________ (b) ________________________________

Define unemployment

b.) State any three solutions to unemployment in Nigeria

(a) ________________________________ (b) ________________________________

Who are human right activist

b.) Define a leader ______________________________________________________________

What is a bank _______________________________________________________________

b.) Explain a loan _______________________________________________________________

Define revolution of the teeth ___________________________________________________

b.) What is rotation of the earth? ___________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________________________

SECOND TERM EXAMINATION

CLASS: PRIMARY 5

SUBJECT: VERBAL REASONING

NAME:……………………………………………………………………………………

Complete these sentences

Example: Shoes are to feet as gloves are to hands

House is to man as nest is to _________________

Food is to hungry as drink is to _______________
Sheep is to mutton as pig is to ________________
School is to pupils as army is to _______________

Feather is to bird as fin is to __________________
What are these letters called A, E, I, O, U __________
Find a word to continue this series: wave, weave, lash, leash, pace, _____________

Pill, peal, sill, seal, hill ______________
Shape, ape, divine, vine, lesson _______________
Road, rod, feed, fed, goat _____________

Out, bout, up, cup, in _____________

Palindrone: This is a word or phrase that reads the same backwards as forwards

Examples: Madam – Madam

Non – Non

Write any other two words on your own for number 12 and 13

__________________________

__________________________

Complete the following with the best answers from the brackets

Water and food work _____________

(hand in hand, mouth in mouth, book in book)

Without food, man will be ________ (thirsty, tried, staring)
Food and water are important to _______ (chair, lorry, man)

Without water, man cannot _____ (grow, live, play)

Underline the correct spelt words from the following set of words

Enterprenour, Entrepreneur, Enterpreneur

Satellite, Satelite, Sartillite
Commssione, Commissions, Commission
Which of these words cannot be formed from AEROPLANE?

(a) Plane (b) raft (c) ear (d) rope

What are the consecutive letters in the words NEIGH? _______________________
Which is the last vowel letter of the alphabet ___________________________

Write the letter which will end the first and begin the second word, Lov_____nd
Write the alphabet in alternative order up to I ______, ______, ______, ______, ______
Birds have __________________ (mouths, beaks, tongues)

Rose flower is (red, blue, black)
When you write with a pen, you may make ______ (letters, mistakes, blots)
Three dozens is ______ (thirty-four, thirty-six, thirty-two)

Giraffe, Zebra are wild animals because of their ______________________

(feeding, habitation, respiratory system)

SECOND TERM EXAMINATION

CLASS: PRIMARY 5 SUBJECT: CREATIVE ART

NAME:……………………………………………………………………………………

What is texture?

Lagos is the home of _____________________________ festival
What is a gallery

What are of art does painting and sculpture belongs?

Define still-life drawing

The two branches of art are ________________________ and _________________________

What are values

List any two importance of values

(a) ________________________________ (b) ________________________________

Draw a hut and colour it
Draw a canoe

SECOND TERM EXAMINATION

CLASS: PRIMARY 5

SUBJECT: ENGLISH LANGUAGE

NAME:……………………………………………………………………………………

Comprehension

The Dark Continent

Until the latter half of the nineteenth century, the Europeans knew little about the interior of Africa. By then much had been learnt about America, Asia and Australia. Because the Europeans knew little about Africa then this was the chief reason why Stanley, the British explorer, called Africa, the Dark Continent.

Stanley explored the Congo Basin. The Stanley falls on this river is called after his name. Most of the inhabitants of Africa are black in complexion and perhaps this was the second reason the words Dark continent were applied to Africa.

One may ask why the inland part of Africa was unknown until about one hundred years ago. Many are of the opinion that this was because the natives of Africa were not friendly towards Europeans until then, Arab slave raiders had been enslaving Africans. This made many Negroes look upon all white people as slave dealers. But we must not for forget the difficulties in exploring Africa. The Sahara Desert, the rapids on rivers and the thick forests made travelling very difficult. The damp, heat, mosquitoes and tse-tse flies cause illness to European explorers.

Questions

Choose the correct answer

Who called Africa the Dark continue (a) explorers (b) the British (c) Stanley
What was their chief reason for calling Africa this name? (a) because of a bad climate

(b) because most the continent was unexplored by Europeans (c) other continents are nearer to Europe than Africa.

What part of Africa was explored by Stanley

(a) The Congo Basin (b) the African Coast (c) Near the Stanley falls

Give the second reason why Africa was called the Dark Continent
there are rivers and deserts (b) Africa is the interior (c) it’s people are black in complexion
What difficulties did travelers have in Africa? (a) The Sahara desert and tsetse flies

(b) the Sahara desert, the rapids, the think forests and illness (c) the Arab slave raiders

He _____ to give ____ to his creator (a) preys (b) prays (c) praise
(him, hymn) I asked _____________ to sing a ___________ for me

Put ‘a’, ‘an’ or ‘the’

___________ man who came here is ______ drive
_________ earth moves round ____________ sun
_________ kind farmer has ___________ dog and __________ ewe.

Turn these sentences to direct speech

The boy said that he was jumping _______________________________________________

They said that their brother was absent ___________________________________________

Choose the correct answer

A doctor who treats eye diseases is a ______ (a) mason (b) occultist (c) chief
A person who shoots with bows and arrows is a/an _____ (a) army (b) thrower (c) archer
A person in charge of a college is a ______ (a) dentist (b) principal (c) miner

Lexis and Structure

Choose the correct answer

Morning and evening, youth and ______ (a) mid-day (b) twilight (c) age
Merchant and selling, artist and _____ (a) paints (b) painting (c) oil
Cow and milk, bee and _____ (a) pollen (b) sting (c) honey
Mr. Okoye ______ in Uyo (a) live (b) lives (c) living
I don’t understand ______ you mean (a) where (b) why (c) what

The Hidden Truth

Why is Alero startled? ________________________________________
The lioness in the scene refers to ________________________________
Who is referred to as an antelope ________________________________
Who does Alero want to marry __________________________________
What is the name of the Pastor that intervened in the fight ___________________________

Composition

Write few sentences about your teacher

SECOND TERM EXAMINATION

CLASS: PRIMARY 5

SUBJECT: AGRICULTURE SCIENCE

NAME:……………………………………………………………………………………

The crop that produces small grains are called _____ (a) cereals (b) legumes (c) tubers
The crops that are used to make nourishing drinks are called ________________

(a) drugs (b) alcohol (c) beverages

Weathering is the breaking down of _____ into smaller pieces to form soil

(a) plain (b) rocks (c) stone

The stomach of ruminant animals are divided into ________ (a) 2 (b) 6 (c) 4
Terrestrial animals are also called _____ living animals (a) land (b) water (c) air
To plant maize, the first step to take is to _________________

(a) stump the land (b) clear the land (c) market the product

Animal husbandry is the management of ________________

(a) bird (b) domestic animals (c) farm animals

The animals or insect that can be harmful to plants and man are called ____________

(a) parasites (b) pests (c) control

One of the following makes holes in yam (a) Grasshopper (b) beetle (c) weevil
Plant diseases are caused by _____ (a) organism (b) microscope (c) micro-organism
A condition where the normal growth if plant is affected is called ____________

(a) diseases (b) plant disease (c) Agent

Maize smut is caused by _____ (a) bacteria (b) fungi (c) nematodes
The insects and small animals that live in or on the body of farm animals and feed on them is called ____ (a) disease (b) parasite (c) attack
Scabies is a skin infection caused by ______ (a) cattle (b) cough (c) mites
Excessive production of foamy mixture of saliva at mouth is ____

(a) mouth diseases (b) bird flu (c) foot rot

The organism in which the parasite lives is called _____ (a) host (b) hostess (c) hostile
The parasites that live inside the body of the farm animal is called ____

(a) worm (b) tick (c) endo parasite

Ectoparasite live ______ the body of animals (a) in (b) on (c) under
_________ is the growing of crops and nearing of animals

(a) agriculture (b) science (c) farming

Monocotyledonous plants have ____ seed or cotyledon (a) one (b) five (c) three

Section B

What is farming

Explain:
Endoparasite

b.) Ectoprasite

Mention five examples of terrestrial animals

(a) ________________________________ (b) ________________________________

(e) ________________________________

Mention three effects of eating infected meat or animals

(a) ________________________________ (b) ________________________________

Explain
Carnivorous animals

Herbivorous animals

Ominivorous animals

SECOND TERM EXAMINATION

CLASS: PRIMARY 5 SUBJECT: HOME ECONOMICS

NAME:……………………………………………………………………………………

Household pests are ______ and animals which are harmful to man and his surroundings

(a) insects (b) plants (c) disease

Household pests are of ______ types (a) two (b) three (c) four
_____ are materials that we can use to cover the surfaces within the home.

(a ) surfaces (b) floor coverings (c) tiles

Surfaces are the are surfaces opposite the ____ (a) floor (b) rug (c) ceiling
One of the these pests can cause cholera (a) mosquito (b) mice (c) housefly
The wastes that can easily decay are called _____

(a) organic waste (b) solid waste (c) broken glasses

A room or place where cooking activities are done is called ____

(a) palour (b) kitchen (c) verandah

Kitchen hygiene helps to prevent the _____ of food (a) safety (b) contamination (c0 richness
Children who sleep on mats should air them outside every morning (a) true (b) false (c) maybe
The frying method used to cook egg is called (a) deep (b) shallow (c) express
The method of cooking for moimoi is _____ (a) frying (b) steaming (c) roasting
Spinach, tomatoes, potatoes and lettuce are all examples of ____

(a) plant (b) vegetable (c) roots

The diet that contains the classes of food in the right proportion is ____

(a) super diet (b) balanced diet (c) supplement

We throw our dirts in the ________ (a) dust bin (b) ward robe (c) nylon
_____ agents are materials that we can use to clean items in the home

(a) home (b) general (c) cleaning

Mud, terrazzo, wood, tiles are examples of ___________

(a) floor covering (b) surfaces (c) ground floor

The food items that can easily get spoilt are called ____ foods

(a) perishable (b) non-perishable (c) groceries

Doughnut, puff-puff, chinchin are examples of _____ (a) foods (b) deserts (c) snacks
One major ingredient to prepare chin-chin is ____ (a) flour (b) water (c) oil
Linoleum is made from _____ (a) wire (b) rubber (c) tin

Section B

What are household pests?

a.) Mention the types of pests

(a) ________________________________ (b) ________________________________

b.) Give five examples of pests

(a) ________________________________ (b) ________________________________

(e) ________________________________

2.) Mention five steps that can be used to prevent household pests

(a) ________________________________ (b) ________________________________

(e) ________________________________

b.) Explain the word ‘kitchen’ and mention ten tools that can be found in the kitchen

3.) What is kitchen hygiene

b.) Mention three items that can be used to maintain kitchen hygiene

(a) ________________________________ (b) ________________________________

4.) Mention five methods of cooking

(a) ________________________________ (b) ________________________________

(e) ________________________________

5.) What are the ingredients that can be used to prepare burns

(a) ________________________________ (b) ________________________________

SECOND TERM EXAMINATION

CLASS: PRIMARY 5

SUBJECT: CIVIC EDUCATION

NAME:……………………………………………………………………………………

The branch of learning that enables us to understand the activities of government is ____

(a) social education (b) civic education (c) social injustice

One of the reasons why many people do not own a house is _____

(a) high cost of building materials (b) sufficient fund (c) availability of land

_____ are ideas and beliefs that guide people’s action (a) sense (b) intelligence (c) values
The machinery for carrying out the business of a state is called _____

(a) governor (b) government (c) federal

A _____ is someone that guides, directs and makes other people do what he/she wants

(a) leadership (b) leader (c) ruler

The office or position which directs and guides other people to do things is called

(a) leadership (b) leader (c) ruler

Disasters that are caused by natural forces are called _____

(a) natural disaster (b) manmade (c) flood

One of the following does not improve the economy of the state

(a) working in industries (b) farming (c) wedding

The act of showing support or allegiance to a person or an institution is _______

(a) loyalty (b) family (c) caution

How many arms of government do we have? (a) 3 (b) 5 (c) 9
The arm of government that makes law is the ____ (a) legislative (b) loyalty (c) legumilature
At what age can someone start voting (a) 16 (b) 18 (c) 20
When the rights of citizens are not equally distributed in the society, it is called _____

(a) social injustice (b) socialization (c) loyalty

One of the following is a way through which workers protest

(a) praying (b) strike action (c) love

One of the following is not a natural disasters

(a) heavy rain (b) road accidents (c) climate changes

The services provided by the government which satisfy certain qualities is known as ____ (a) quality of services (b) satisfaction (c) policies
One evidence of loyalty is ____ (a) obedience (b) impoliteness (c) rudeness
What is the name of the Senate President (a) Ahmed Duru (b) Sani Ahmed (c) Bukola Saraki
Nigeria’s democracy day is celebrated on every _____ of the year
March 30 (b) June 12 (c) May 29
The body that safeguards every edible items and drugs is known as ___

(a) NASEAA (b) SURE-P (c) NAFDAC

Section B

Mention four quality of services that should be provided by the government

(a) ________________________________ (b) ________________________________

Write out the National pledge
Mention four examples of man-made disaster

(a) ________________________________ (b) ________________________________

Mention four ways people can assist government to provide services

(a) ________________________________ (b) ________________________________

Mention five rights of citizens

(a) ________________________________ (b) ________________________________

(e) ________________________________

SECOND TERM EXAMINATION

CLASS: PRIMARY 5

SUBJECT: VOCATIONAL APTITUDE

NAME:……………………………………………………………………………………

There are ____ kinds of hair beautification (a) 2 (b) 3 (c) 4
What among the following is calabash not used for (a) shoe (b) musical instrument (c) jugs
_____ is a profession of making wares with clay (a) calabash (b) pottery (c) sculpture
____ is a list of dishes available at a restaurant (a) mal book (b) menu (c) dishes book
Someone who cooks professionally especially in a restaurant is called ____

(a) chef (b) caterer (c) food seller

Entrepreneurship requires special education (a) true (b) false (c) maybe
The ability to be able to exercise self-control and maintain focus in business is ___

(a) passion (b) creativity (c) discipline

When two or more metals are combined to form another metal, it is called ____

(a) copper (b) allow (c) gold

Someone whose job is making and repairing iron and metal objects is called ____

(a) blacksmith (b) iron bender (c) goldsmith

To remove stains from cloth one needs (a) starch (b) pressing iron (c) stain remover
Clothes are kept before and after cleaning in a ____

(a) washing machine (b) laundry basket (c) wheel barrow

A place where sculptor works is a (a) studio (b) palace (c) hospital
Cutting and shaping a material such as wood or stone is called ____

(a) casting (b) assembling (c) carving

Drills are used for _____ (a) cutting (b) making holes (c) smothering surfaces
Palm oil is obtained from the nut of palm tree called ____

(a) oil seed (b) palm kernel (c) red seed

Bunch chopping facilitate manual removal of fruit (a) true (b) false (c) all of the above
Soap is a _____ agent (a) drying (b) cleansing (c) water
Shoes are made by _____ (a) cobbler (b) sculptor (c) manufacturer
The following are examples of tools used by a caterer except (a) apron (b) radio (c) pots
One of the following is not used by a florist (a) glue gum (b) scissors (c) hacksaw

Section B

Who is a florist

Mention five tools used in floristry

(a) ________________________________ (b) ________________________________

(e) ________________________________

Mention four things leather can be used to produce

(a) ________________________________ (b) ________________________________

Explain logging

Mention four items produced by a goldsmith

(a) ________________________________ (b) ________________________________

SECOND TERM EXAMINATION

CLASS: PRIMARY 5

SUBJECT: BIBLE KNOWLEDGE

NAME:……………………………………………………………………………………

When God created the earth at first, it was _____ (a) empty (b) full of people (c) lighted
God made man from _____ (a) clay (b) water (c) dust
The third person in the trinity is _____ (a) Angels (b) Holy Spirit (c) God
Where can this word “for God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten son be found in the Bible? (a) Romans 3:23 (b) John 19:30 (c) John 19:30
The power given to someone to do something extra-ordinary is called ____

(a) Holy Spirit (b) Inspiration (c) Ability

The Holy Spirit helps us to _____ one another (a) hate (b) judge (c) love
God wants us to be _____ to those who are unkind to us (a) cruel (b) kind (c) wicked
The Holy Spirit guides us with the _____ (a) truth (b) lying (c) food
_____ is the coming of the Holy Spirit in the apostles (a) fire (b) transformation (c) Pentecost
An example of a faithful servant that was stoned to death was ____

(a) Peter (b) Stephen (c) Jesus

One of the disciples of Christ that betrayed Him was ___________

(a) Peter (b) Moses (c) Judas Iscariot

_____ is any physical or mental activity aimed at doing or making something

(a) power (b) energy (c) work

The story of the prodigal son is an example of God’s _____

(a) prudence (b) forgiveness (c) importance

The seventh day is also known as the _____ day (a) Holy (b) work (c) free
One of the disciples of Christ that doubted Jsus resurrection was ____

(a) Peter (b) Thomas (c) Jude

Who wrote the book of psalms (a) Moses (b) Daniel (c) David
Houses, cars, money, factories etc are examples of what ____ made

(a) God (b) Angels (c) Man

The first man of earth was placed in the garden of _____

(a) Eden (b) Gethsemane (c) Adam

How many books are in the Bible (a) 66 (b) 96 (c) 76
The Epistles of Paul the Apostle can be seen in the ____ testament

(a) old (b) new (c) modern

Section B

Explain the events of the day of Pentecost

Write five significance of the day of Pentecost

(a) ________________________________ (b) ________________________________

(e) ________________________________

Itemize five things the Holy Spirit help us to do

(a) ________________________________ (b) ________________________________

(e) ________________________________

Itemize ten jobs that people do in the society

(a) ________________________________ (b) ________________________________

(e) ________________________________ (f) ________________________________

(g) ________________________________ (h) ________________________________

(i) ________________________________ (j) ________________________________

SECOND TERM EXAMINATION

CLASS: PRIMARY 5

SUBJECT: MATHEMATICS

NAME:……………………………………………………………………………………

Section A:

What is the value of 6² + 12² (a) 220 (b) 190 (c) 180 (d) 108
Calculate 17² – 8² (a) 25 (b) 9 (c) 21 (d) 11
Find the L.C.M of 16, 32 and 40 (a) 120 (b) 88 (c) 146 (d) 160
The H.C.F of 18 and 30 is (a) 6 (b) 8 (c) 5 (d) 7
Divide N6000 in the ratio of 1:2 (a) N1200 and N3800 (b) N2000 and N4000

Musa sleeps 8 hours in a day. What is the ratio of the time he is awake to the time he is asleep (a) 2: 1 (b) 1: 2 (c) 2: 3 (d) 1: 3
Express 40cm as a percentage of 2m (a) 40% (b) 30% (c) 20% (d) 50%
If ¹/₈ = y%, find y (a) 12 (b) 14 (c) 11.5 (d) 12.5
Find z, if 171 ÷ z = 19 (a) 8 (b) 7 (c) 9 (d) 11
Find the value of x in the equation x + ¹/₃ = 3 (a) 1½ (b) 2²/₃ (c) 3¹/₃ (d) 2³/₂
What is the simple interest on N8000 for 4 years at 2% per annum

(a) 624 (b) 640 (c) 460 (d) 246

Find the simple interest on N13,500 for 2 years at 6% per annum

(a) 1220 (b) 2016 (c) 1620 (d) 6201

Find the perimeter if a rectangle where length is 7cm and breadth is 5cm

(a) 42cm (b) 32cm (c) 27cm (d) 24cm

Find the circumference of a circle whose diameters is given as 7cm ( π = 22/7)

(a) 23cm (b) 24cm (c) 22cm (d) 20cm

If 1.4cm is the ratio of a circle, find its circumference ( π = 22/7)

(a) 8.8cm (b) 9.8cm (c) 7.7cm (d) 7.6cm

Find the area of the diagram below

5cm

15cm

(a) 5cm (b) 12cm (c) 10cm (d) 9cm

What is the area of a right-angled triangle with sides 6cm, 9cm

(a) 8.5cm (b) 7.5cm (c) 5.8cm (d) 7.0cm

Calculate the perimeter of the shape below

7cm

15cm

(a) 47cm (b) 54cm (c) 44cm (d) 22cm

Add in base 2, 11₂ + 101₂ (a) 10101₂ (b) 1000₂ (c) 1001₂ (d) 1100
Subtract in base 2, 1101₂ – 1011₂ (a) 11₂ (b) 10₂ (c) 101₂ (d) 100₂

Section B

Simplify y – 23²/₃ = 19 ½

b.) Express this as a single numeral 3000 + 3 + ³/₁₀₀

Find the value of 50² ÷ 5²

b.) Calculate 12²⁴/₂₅ – 14

A load of sand weighing 7tonnes 700kg is divided into two smaller loads in the ratio 3: 4. What are the weights of the two smaller loads?

b.) Divide N8000 in the ratio 3: 5

Calculate the volume of a cylinder with radius 7cm and height 10cm (Taken π = 22/7)

b.) Calculate its perimeter

6cm

9cm

Express the commission rate of 25k per N10 in percentage

b.) Calculate the circumference of a circle with diameter 12cm (Given π = 22/7)

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