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1 The vision of the school: Distinct Environment for Refined Education Supervisor of Mathematics Mrs. Shereen Wahba -1-
2 St. Fatima L. S. Primary [1] Complete:- Multiplying 10 a) 2 = =.. b) =... =. c) 10 =. 10 =.. d) 2 10 =. 10 =.. e) 1 10 = 10. =.. f) 10 = =. g). 10 = = tens h). 10 = = one hundred fifty i) 10 = =. j). 10 = 2 10 = 20 * If the price of a book is pounds then, The price of 6 book is... The price of 10 books is. -2-
3 St. Fatima L. S. Primary [1] Complete:- Multiplying 100 a) = b) = =.. c) =.. =. hundreds. d) 100 =... =.. tens. e) = 100 = f) Fifty tens = =. g) 24 meters =. cm. h). Piasters = 6 pounds. i) Saved 0 pounds from her father every month what Carol saved in 10 months?... j) hundred =.. =. k) =. = l) 1800 = 100 =
4 St. Fatima L. S. Primary [1] Complete:- Multiplying 1000 a) = b) = 1000 = c) 1000 = 9000 d) 1000 = 1000 = 9000 e) 10, 100, 1000,,. f) 1 kg = 1.. gm = grams. g) 29 Kg. = gm = gm. h) 4 thousands + thousands = thousands = 1000 i) =. = j) 90 hundreds = 1000 k) The price of one kg. of apple is 1 pounds, What is the price of 100 kg is. -4-
5 St. Fatima L. S. Primary [1] Complete:- a) =. b) 10 = 10.. = 80 c) (19 9 ). = 40 d) = 100 e) (4 10) = f) (0 + 0). = 900 g) = 100 =. h) = 100. = 00 [2] Put the suitable sign (>), (<), (=) :- a) 100 (600 0 ) b) 8000 (80 10) c) 0 10 ( 100) d) ( ) 100 (9 + 1) --
6 St. Fatima L. S. Primary [1] Complete:- a) = b) ten thousands = c) 1000 = d) = = e) = = f) = zero g) =... [2] complete :- a) 4 m. =. cm. b) 40 m. =.. cm. c) km. = m. =. cm. d) 12 km. =. m. = cm. e) kg. = gm. [] Complete in the same pattern:- a) 2000, 4000, 6000,...,,.. b) 1000, 100, 1010,....,....,
7 St. Fatima L. S. Sheet () Primary [1] Complete:- Multiplying a 2-digit number by 1-digit number Find :- a) 2 2 =.. b) 12 4 =.. c) 2 4 d) e) 10 2 =. f) 1 =.. g) h) m) 2 91 = n) 2 4 =. --
8 St. Fatima L. S. Primary [1] Multiply : a) b) 4 c) d) 4 e) c) [2] Complete in the same pattern:- a), 9, 2,...,... b), 14, 28,...,... c) 10, 100, 1000,...,... [] A merchant bought fridges for L.E 2000 each. Calculate the price of all fridges. The price of all =... [4] There is a group of 6 schools. each school contains 20 classes each class contains 0 pupils. How many pupils are there in these schools? The number of pupils =... [] The sales of a shop in a week are L.E Find the sales in 9 weeks. The sales =
9 St. Fatima L. S. Unit (2) Primary [1] Complete: a) b) c) d) If you want to divide 6 flowers into 9 sets. So each set has = e) How many fives are there in 20 f) 6.. = = 10 = = 10 [2] Put (>), (<) or (=):- a) b) ( 8) 4 (9 4) (2 ) c) [] Divide:-... a) 600 = b) = c) 00 =
10 St. Fatima L. S. Primary [1] Complete:- a) =.. b) 484 = 4 c) 09. = d) =.. e) = 21 f) 9069 = g) 96 =. h). = 102 i) 100 = [2] How many metres of cloth can be bought for 6 pounds if the price of one metre is 9 pounds?. [] Lorries are used to carry vegetables to the market. Once 096 kilograms of vegetables were carried by lorries equally. How many were carried by each lorry?. [4] How many plates are required to divide 24 pieces of sweets such that each plate would have three pieces?. -10-
11 [1] Find:- a) 00 = b) 66 2 =... c) =.. d) 00 =.. e) ( ) 2 =. [2] You have 6 marbles, and you want to distribute them equally between your three friends. Find the share of each of them. The share of each of them =..... =... marbles. [] A school made a journey to visit Dandara temple. If each pupil paid L.E, then the total collection of the journey was L.E 69. How many pupils went on the journey? The number of the pupils =... =. [4] Manal have L.E 14, She bought 4 meter from the clothes and after that she have 2 pounds. Find the price of one meter of clothes? The price of the clothes =.. = L.E. The price of one meter =.... = L.E
12 St. Fatima L. S. Primary [1] Underline the even numbers:- 4, 19, 200, 49, 6 [2] Circle the odd numbers:- 1, 208, 11, 62, 4 [] Choose the correct answer:- a) If we add two to even number it will be. [even odd ] b) If we add one to even number it will be [even odd] c) The even number + even number =. [odd even ] d) Odd number + odd number =. [even odd ] e) Odd number + even number = [even odd ] [4] a) Write two even numbers whose sum is 20 [..,..] b) Write two odd numbers whose sum is 20 [.,..] -12-
13 St. Fatima L. S. Primary [1] Find the perimeter and the area of:- Perimeter = cm Area =.. Perimeter =...cm Area =. Perimeter = cm Area =.. [2] Find the Area of :-.. [] Perimeter =..cm -1-
14 St. Fatima L. S. Primary [] Complete the table from the drawing:- The figure Its Area Its perimeter cm cm cm cm [4] Find the perimeter:- 4cm 2cm 4cm cm 2cm 2cm 2cm 4cm 4cm P. = P.= -14-
15 St. Fatima L. S. Primary [1] Find the perimeter and area of:- P =.. P =.. P =.. A =. A =. A =. [2] The side length of a square is cm. Find its perimeter.... [] The length of rectangle = 6 cm. and its width = 4 cm. Find its perimeter.... [4] ABCD is rectangle, AB = 10 cm. and BC = cm. Find the perimeter of this rectangle... [] Complete from the given figure :- The measure of angle A = m.... = m. = m. = angle =.. o A D AB =. = cm. -1-2cm BC =. = cm. B C The perimeter = cm.
16 St. Fatima L. S. Primary [1] Complete :- a) b) c) There are.. eights in the whole one. d) There are. fifths in the whole one. [2] Write the fraction in the following:-... a) and it is read b) and it is read c)... and it is read.. [] Write the fraction:-... 1) Four fifths = ) Three fourths or three quarter = ) One quarter = ) Six - sevenths = ) Two third =
17 St. Fatima L. S. Primary [1] Complete:- a) b) c) 6 10 d) [2] Put [ <, =, > ] a) 2 1 b) c)... 1 d) 4 e) 8 f)
18 [1] Choose: a). 8 6 [ <, =, > ] b)... 6 [, 9, ] c) [ <, =, > ] d) e) f) 9 =.. [ 1, 11 2, 11 ] [ 4, 12, 6 ] = 1 [,, ] g) [ <, =, > ] h) = [,, ] i) 1 = [ 2 1,, 1 ] j) 1 [ <, =, >] k) [ <, =, >] l) =.. [ 8 6,, ] m) Three fifths. One whole [ <, =, >] -18-
19 St. Fatima L. S. Primary [1] Complete the following :- a) b) = c) 8 2 = d) = 2 4 e) 1 = +.. f) +..= [2] Write the following fractions:- a) Five tenths =. b) Three sevenths = [] Express the shaded part in the form of a fraction = [4] Arrange descending :- a) , 10 4, 10, 10..,,, b) 8, 1 8, 8, 8..,,, [] Ahmed bought a pen for 4 1 pound. He had one pound with him. How much remained with Ahmed?.. [6] Colour the parts of this shape to express the fraction 4-19-
20 St. Fatima L. S. Primary [1] First : Choose the correct answer between brackets:- 1 a) = [,, ] b) =... [ 6, 2 6, 4 4 ] c)... [ 8 6,, ] d) 1 =.. [ 4, 1, ] e) 4 =. [,, ] [2] Complete:- a) b) 1 = = c) 1-6 = d) =.. 1 [] Arrange the following fractions ascending:- 8 4, 1 1 9, 1, 1 The order is..,..,..,. The difference between the greatest and the smallest = =. -20-
21 St. Fatima L. S. Primary [1] Arrange in ascending order:-, 8 The order is..,..,..,. 9, [2] Arrange in descending order:- 9, 12 The order is..,..,..,. 9 20, ,, 9 10 [] Answer:- a) How many half are there in whole one?. b) How many fifths are there in whole one?. c) How many thirds are in whole one?. [4] Complete:- a) 1 = b) c) 0 6, ,
22 St. Fatima L. S. Primary [1] Complete:- a) Human temperature is measured by use of.. b) Temperature is usually estimated by units called c) A normal humans' temperature is o d) Temperature is usually measured in [2] Choose the suitable answer:- a) The perimeter of playground.. [100 km., 100 m., 1 km.] b) The height of a child [140 cm., 1 km., m.] c) The distance between Cairo and Alex... [200 cm., 200 m., 200 km. ] d) The weight of an elephant [10000 kg., 0 kg., 000 gm.] e) The weight of a jewelry. [20 gm., 20 kg.] f) The weight of a piece of meat. [10 gm., 10 kg.] -22-
23 Measuring time January, February, March, April, May, June, July, August, September, October, November and December. * There are 6 days in one year. * There are 12 months in one year. * one week = days. * one day = 24 hours. * one hour = 60 minutes. * one minute = 60 seconds. -2-
24 [1] Complete:- a) 1 year =. months. b) 1 week =.. days. c) The order of the months are :- January, February,...,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,. d) 1 day = hours. e) 1 hours =.. minuets. f) 2 days = hours. g) Half an hour =... minutes. h) 2 hours and half =.. minutes i) 2 hours =. days,. hour. j) 100 minutes =. hour, minutes. k) 40 hours = days,... hours. l) 640 min. =... hours,. minutes. -24-
25 St. Fatima L. S. Primary [1] A) Circle the odd numbers :- 82,, 16, 64 [2] Put (<, =, >):- a) m. cm. b) 2 years 2 months c) weeks 21 days d) 100 m. 1 km. [] Choose the correct answer:- a) 1 year, 2 months =.. months [14, 26, 2 ] b) week, days =...days [24, 1, 2 ] c) For measuring the weight of gold we use [kg., gm.] d) For measuring the distance between two cities we use.. [km., m., cm.] [4] Which is heavier : kg. of rice or kg. of iron.. -2-
26 What is the time? A It s B It s It s It s -26-
27 St. Fatima L. S. Primary [1] The following table shows the minimum degrees of temperature in Cairo city during days in winter. Days Sat. Sun. Mon. Tue. Wed. Temperature 8 o 1 o 1 o 10 o 12 o a) Represent these data using bar lines Temp Sat. Sun. Mon Tues Wen. days b) State in which day was the temperature 1 o c) On what day was the lowest temperature. -2-
28 St. Fatima L. S. Primary The opposite figure shows The number of pupils who joined different activity clubs in St. Fatima school Football music basketball science English From the figure complete the table:- Activity Football Music Basketball Science English Number -28-
29 St. Fatima L. S. Primary The following table shows the number of absent pupils from a school during a week Days Sun. Mon. Tue. Wed. Thu. Absents a) Represent these data using broken line graphs. Temp Sun. Mon Tues Wen. Thu. days -29-
30 St. Fatima L. S. Primary [1] Complete using [cretin, possible, impossible ] a) It is that the sun rises from East b) It is that the elephant flies. c) It is that the student gets the full mark. d) It is that a man is of length meters. [2] As tossing a fair die once and observing the upper face. Find the probability of each of the following events. a) Appearing of an odd number =.. b) Appearing of an even number =.. c) Appearing of a number less than =.. d) Appearing of a number more than =.. e) Appearing of the number 2 =.. f) Appearing of a number more than 6 =.. [] A box contains 12 balls, balls are white, 4 balls are red and balls are black. A ball is drawn randomly. Find the probability of getting each of the following events. a) The drawn ball is red =. b) The drawn ball is white= c) The drawn ball is black =.. d) The drawn ball is white or black= e) The drawn ball is not white=. [4] As tossing metallic coin once and observing the upper face. Complete. a) The probability of appearing ahead=.. b) The probability of appearing a tail = -0-
31 St. Fatima L. S. Revision Primary [1] Find the result:- a) 48 6 =. b) =.. c) = d) =. e) 960 =. [2] A) Choose the correct answer:- a) =.. [( 1 ), 6 4, (1 2 ) ] 2 b) 4 2 = [ 1 2, 2 8, 1 6 ] B) Arrange in descending order:- 4 10, 4 4, , 16,0 [] Complete:- a) = 1 b) km = m. =. cm. c) kg. =. gm. d) 2 days =. hours. [4] Maged bought books for 2 pounds each. How much money did he pay? He paid =... = pounds -1-
32 [] The temperature recorded in one of the weeks was as follows:- Day Sun. Mon. Tues. Wed. Thurs. Temp. 2 o 20 o 0 o 20 o 1 o Sun. Mon. Tues. Wed Thurs Represent the table by Broken line then answer the following questions:- 1- On what day was the temperature the heights? 2- On what day was the temp. the lowest? - Which two days have equal temperature? -2-
33 Model (1) [1] Choose:- a) =.. [804, 268, 680] b) = [1001, 1010, 1100] c) 8 [<, =, >] d) The normal human body temperature is. C o [0,, 100] e) Four sevenths =.. [ 4, 4, 4 ] f) The probability of impossible event = [0, 1, 2] g) [<, =, >] h) is one of length measuring units [gram, metre, minute] i) The perimeter of square whose side length is cm. = cm. [1, 20, 2] j) 6 hours two days. [<, =, >] k) 2 + = 1 [, 1, ] 10 l) The number is even number. [21, 4, 9] m) n) 1 = [<, =, >] [10,, 1] o) The fraction that represents shaded part is -- [ 4 1, 4, 1 ]
34 [2] Complete:- a) One year =.. month. b) The perimeter of the polygon = cm. c) At tossing a coin once, then the probability of appearing a tail is d) Two hours and a quarter =.. min. e). 9 = 6 f) 2, 4, 8,, in the same pattern. g).. 10 = 40 h) 2... = 12 i) The area of this figure -4-
35 [] A) Arrange in ascending order:- 9, 9, 1, 9, 2 9 The order:.,..,.,.,.. B) Omar bought pens for 20 L.E. Find the price of each pen? The price of each pen =. C) The following tables show what Ahmed saved during four months in pounds. Month Jun. Feb. March April Sum Jun. Feb. March April Represent these data using bar lines --
36 [1] Choose:- Model (2) a) 1 day = hours. [60, 24, 12] b) The number.. is not even number. [21, 14, 8] c) 0 40 = 100. [12, 4, 1200] d) 6kg. = gm. [6, 60, 6000] e) The number. is an odd number. [0, 68, 6] f) [<, =, >] g).. metre = 900 cm. [9, 90, 100] h) 0 =. [11, 101, 110] i) + + = [2,, 4] j) weeks =. days. [11, 14, 21] k) Four fifths =. [, 4, 4 ] 4 l) The perimeter of the square whose side length is 6 cm= cm. [12, 24, 6] m) 6 60 =.. [6, 60, 600] n) =. [9, 1, 10] o) 1 = [, 1, ]
37 [2] Complete:- a) = b) Three tenths =... 1 c) = d) The perimeter of any polygon equals the.. of its side lengths. e) is read as.. f) The perimeter of square = 4 g) Calculate the perimeter of triangle if its side lengths are,4 andcm. The perimeter = cm. h) The area of the shape =. 1 i) kilogram = grams. 4 [] A) From the opposite figure The perimeter of the figure =.. units. The area of the figure =. --
38 Model () [1] Choose:- a) 9 02 = [6, 8, 9 ] b) The temperature degree of the human is measured by.. [meter thermometer km.] c) 2 third =.. [ 2, 2, 2 ] d) The probability that the sun rises from the east =.. [0, 2 1, 1] 10 e) [ >, <, =] f) 4 = [ 9, 6, ] g) An hour and 2 min. =. min. [60,, 8] h) 10 =. 10 [,, ] i) weeks 2 days [ >, =,<] j) 20 gm. = kg. [ 1, 1, 1] 2 4 k) 918 = [106, 06, 6] l) The smallest even number is. [, 2, 1, 0] m) 0 11 [ >, =,<] n) The distance between Cairo and Tanta is measured by.. [km., m., cm. ] o) The number of days in a year is. [600, 6, 0] -8-
39 [2] Complete:- a) (88 80 ) 00 =. b) 1 = 10 6 c) The day = hours. d) 8.. = 800 e) 400 gm. =. kg. and.gm. f) The perimeter of the figure = units. g) 2814 =.. h) 29 4 =.. i) One year and half = months. []A) Fatema bought 69 pencils for pounds each. Find the price of pencils. The price of pencils = =.. pounds B) Arrange the following fractions descendingly :- 11, The order is.,..,., 2 11, 11,
40 c) Complete the following table represents the data by using bar lines:- Pupils Hend Rasha Asmaa Rania Hala Marks Hend Rasha Asmaa Rania Hala The greatest Mark is.. The smallest Mark is. -40-
41 Cairo Governorate Primary Nozha Educational Administration Mathematics Saint Fatima Language School Second Mid-Term Exam 201 / 2016 Name: Class: [1] Choose:- a) = [10, 100, 6 ] b) = [100, 160, 210] c) Odd number + odd number = [odd, even, 1 ] d) Six sevenths =. [, 6, ] e) 1 = [ 9, 1, 8 ] f) 1 [ <, =, > ] g) =. [, 100, 1000] h).. kg = gm. [ 12, 10, 1000 ] i) If the price of one ball is L.E 0, then the price of balls is... L.E [ 100, 10, 200 ] j) The perimeter of the opposite figure is units. [ 8, 6, 10 ] -41-
42 [2] Complete:- a) 96 =. b) = c) 2 =.. d), 6, 12,.., e) The smallest odd number is.. f) The area of the opposite figure is []A) A father distributed 804 pounds equally between his four sons. What is the share of each them? The share of each son =. = pounds. B) Find the perimeter of triangle whose side lengths are cm,4cm, 6cm. The perimeter = =... cm. -42-
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48 Month Jun. Feb. March Money saved in L.E Jun. Feb. March The smallest sum Mariam saved in.. The biggest sum Mariam saved in
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