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Review of First Half Work Third Mid Term Test Primary 4 Third Term Lesson Notes Mathematics Week 7

Subject: Mathematics

Class: Primary 4

Term: Third Term

Week: Week 7

Topic: Third Term Mid-Term Test Primary 4 Mathematics

1. Convert the following to metres:

  • 18 km
  • 29 km
  • 3 km
  • 4.7 km
  • 6 km
  • 6 km 400m
  • 1 km 625 m
  • 2 km 19 m
  • 15 km 215 m
  • 3 km 100 m
  • 8 km 23 m

2. Convert the following to meters:

  • 716 km
  • 5.782 km
  • 2.139 km
  • 8.791 km
  • 920 km
  • 7.1 km
  • 5.4 km
  • 9.7 km
  • 9.09 km
  • 4.7 km

3. Convert each of the following to grams:

  • 1.4 kg
  • 1.25 kg
  • 5.504 kg
  • 75 kg
  • 2 kg 121 g
  • 32 kg
  • 1 kg 567 g
  • 10 kg
  • 4.56 kg
  • 32 kg

4. Solve the following word problems:

  1. The weight of a bucket filled with water is 7.25 kg. If the weight of the bucket is 1.75 kg, what is the weight of the water?
  2. Take away 15.38 kg from 73.4 kg.
  3. Take away 2.145 kg from 2.645 kg.
  4. What is 5 kg minus 3.257 kg?
  5. Comfort bought 15 kg 250 g of yam flour. She used 12 kg 800 g for a feast. What quantity of flour does she have left?
  6. Adeoye weighs 2.235 kg less than Bolaji. If Bolaji weighs 84.0 kg, find Adeoye’s weight.
  7. Sola weighs 63 kg 725 g and Sulaiman’s weight is 67 kg 10 g. Find their difference in weight.
  8. Khadija weighs 29.5 kg and Ngozi weighs 31.05 kg. Find their difference in weight.
  9. The weight of two bags containing yam flour and cassava flour is 9 kg 25 g. If one of the bags weighs 6 kg 70 g, what is the weight of the other?
  10. The weight of three books is 3.54 kg. Two of them weigh 2.6 kg. Find the weight of the third book

Plane Shapes Mathematics Primary 4

1. Convert the following to metres:

  • 18 km
  • 29 km
  • 3 km
  • 4.7 km
  • 6 km
  • 6 km 400m
  • 1 km 625 m
  • 2 km 19 m
  • 15 km 215 m
  • 3 km 100 m
  • 8 km 23 m

2. Convert the following to meters:

  • 716 km
  • 5.782 km
  • 2.139 km
  • 8.791 km
  • 920 km
  • 7.1 km
  • 5.4 km
  • 9.7 km
  • 9.09 km
  • 4.7 km

3. Convert each of the following to grams:

  • 1.4 kg
  • 1.25 kg
  • 5.504 kg
  • 75 kg
  • 2 kg 121 g
  • 32 kg
  • 1 kg 567 g
  • 10 kg
  • 4.56 kg
  • 32 kg

4. Solve the following word problems:

  1. The weight of a bucket filled with water is 7.25 kg. If the weight of the bucket is 1.75 kg, what is the weight of the water?
  2. Take away 15.38 kg from 73.4 kg.
  3. Take away 2.145 kg from 2.645 kg.
  4. What is 5 kg minus 3.257 kg?
  5. Comfort bought 15 kg 250 g of yam flour. She used 12 kg 800 g for a feast. What quantity of flour does she have left?
  6. Adeoye weighs 2.235 kg less than Bolaji. If Bolaji weighs 84.0 kg, find Adeoye’s weight.
  7. Sola weighs 63 kg 725 g and Sulaiman’s weight is 67 kg 10 g. Find their difference in weight.
  8. Khadija weighs 29.5 kg and Ngozi weighs 31.05 kg. Find their difference in weight.
  9. The weight of two bags containing yam flour and cassava flour is 9 kg 25 g. If one of the bags weighs 6 kg 70 g, what is the weight of the other?
  10. The weight of three books is 3.54 kg. Two of them weigh 2.6 kg. Find the weight of the third book.

Additional Questions:

5. Addition and Subtraction of Fractions:

  1. Add: 1/4 + 2/3
  2. Subtract: 5/6 – 1/2

6. Addition and Subtraction of Decimals:

  1. Add: 3.5 + 2.8
  2. Subtract: 7.6 – 4.2

7. Conversion of Percentages to Decimals and Vice Versa:

  1. Convert 25% to a decimal.
  2. Convert 0.75 to a percentage.

8. Conversion of Percentages to Fractions and Vice Versa:

  1. Convert 50% to a fraction.
  2. Convert 3/4 to a percentage.

 

Estimating length and comparing measurements Primary 4 Third Term Lesson Notes  Mathematics Week 2

  1. Convert 18 km to meters. a) 1,800 m b) 18,000 m c) 1,800,000 m d) 180 m
  2. Convert 29 km to meters. a) 2,900 m b) 290 m c) 29,000 m d) 2,900,000 m
  3. Convert 3 km to meters. a) 300 m b) 3,000 m c) 30,000 m d) 300,000 m
  4. Convert 4.7 km to meters. a) 47 m b) 470 m c) 4,700 m d) 47,000 m
  5. Convert 6 km to meters. a) 600 m b) 6,000 m c) 60,000 m d) 600,000 m
  6. Convert 6 km 400 m to meters. a) 6,400 m b) 64,000 m c) 640 m d) 6,040 m
  7. Convert 1 km 625 m to meters. a) 1,625 m b) 16,250 m c) 1,062 m d) 1,602 m
  8. Convert 2 km 19 m to meters. a) 2,019 m b) 2,190 m c) 2,009 m d) 2,100 m
  9. Convert 15 km 215 m to meters. a) 15,215 m b) 1,521 m c) 152,150 m d) 15,021 m
  10. Convert 3 km 100 m to meters. a) 3,100 m b) 31,000 m c) 300 m d) 3,010 m
  11. Convert 716 km to meters. a) 71,600 m b) 716,000 m c) 7,160 m d) 7,160,000 m
  12. Convert 5.782 km to meters. a) 57.82 m b) 5,782 m c) 578.2 m d) 57,820 m
  13. Convert 1.4 kg to grams. a) 1,400 g b) 140 g c) 14 g d) 1,040 g
  14. Convert 75 kg to grams. a) 7,500 g b) 75,000 g c) 750 g d) 7,050 g
  15. Convert 1.25 kg to grams. a) 125 g b) 12.5 g c) 1,250 g d) 1,025 g
  16. Convert 2.139 km to meters. a) 2,139 m b) 21,390 m c) 213.9 m d) 21,000 m
  17. Convert 4.56 kg to grams. a) 456 g b) 4,560 g c) 4,506 g d) 456,000 g
  18. Convert 0.75 to a percentage. a) 0.75% b) 75% c) 7.5% d) 750%
  19. Convert 50% to a fraction. a) 1/2 b) 1/4 c) 3/4 d) 1/3
  20. What is 5 kg minus 3.257 kg? a) 1.743 kg b) 2.743 kg c) 3.743 kg d) 4.743 kg

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