Tag Archives: PSLE

Primary 5 March Problem Sums 2

P5-PSP-Mar-Ex2

Ans:

1–  8 chocolates

2–  $196

3–  $50

4–  $5600

5–  224 girls

6–  $55

7–  54 years old

8–  61 years old

9–  20 years

10–  $846

11–  $520

12–  310 g

13–  a ->  3/10 ,   b ->  $8 more

14–  84 rambutans

15–  a ->  8 dogs ,   b ->  60 cans

16–  $900

17–  a ->  $7012 ,   b->  $10 512

18–  Alicia – 168 stickers ,   Bella ->  72 stickers ,   Camilla ->  48 stickers

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PSLE Revision 11

Ex11

Ans:

1–  3

2–  4

3–  2

4–  1

5–  2

6–  2

7–  3

8–  4

9–  4

10–  2

11–  3

12–  3

13–  2

14–  4

15–  2

Primary 6 September Problem Sums Ex 6

Ex6

Ans:

1–  $54

2–  192p cm²

3–  140 m

4–  5 guests

5–  11 116 cm³

6–  10 more girls

7–  $0.10 / 10¢

8–  $6

9–  a->  $1250 ,   b->  $6500

10–  64 stickers

11–  18.56 l

12–  a->  360 km ,   b->  120 km/h

13–  a->  75 pencils ,   b->  $0.60/ 60¢

14–  99 blue pens

15–  Kelvin ->  $28 ,   Irene ->  $12

16–  25%

17–  80 km/h

18–  100 cm

Primary 6 September Problem Sums Ex 5

Ex5

Ans:

1–  15 more boys

2–  54 cm

3–  a->  15 pupils ,   b->  17 sweets

4–  4 50-cent coins and 6 20-cent coins

5–  2268 cm³

6–  14 kg

7–  $150

8–  $12

9–  1920 m / 1.92 km

10–  a->  6 : 35 : 21 ,   b->  144 guests

11–  $140

12–  99.7 cm²

13–  a-> $280 ,   b->  $252

14–  a->  16 ,   b->  15 pails

15–  a->  1800 parcels ,   b->  $720

16–  $1220

17– a-> See attached Qn 17 ,   b->  20 cm ,   c->  5933 cm²

18–  3 km

PSLE Revision 10

Ex10

Ans:

1–  123

2– 5.94,  9.54,  10.05,  10.5

3–   27

4–  96

5–  x – 5

6–  16 cm

7–   1 : 2

8–  12 years 3 months

9–  $20

10–   12n² cm³

11–  4 h  45 min

12–  See attached Qn 12

13–  10 years old

14–  $258.50

15–  750 – 8y / (+ 20) notebooks

PSLE Revision 9

Ex9

Ans:

1–  2

2–  2

3–  2

4–  1

5–  2

6–  4

7–  3

8–  3

9–  4

10–  2

11–  2

12–  3

13–  3

14–  1

15–  2

PSLE Revision 8

Ex8

Ans:

1–  2.28

2–  15%

3–  14 : 3

4–  3 hours

5–  $11.70

6–  350 cm²

7–  24 days

8–  47 cm

9–$662

10–  400 cm²

11–  4032

12–  7.50 a.m.

13–  126

14–  7 : 2 : 1

15–  1 9/11 min

PSLE Revision 7

Ex7

Ans:

1–  3

2–  2

3–  2

4–  1

5–  2

6–  3

7–  2

8–  3

9–  1

10–  2

11–  3

12–  1

13–  3

14–  4

15–  2

Primary 6 September Problem Sums Ex 4

Ex4

Ans:

1–  $(21 + 3x)

2–  78.3 m/min

3–  a->  13 × 14 ,   b->  14 × 15

4–  3474 trees

5–  2070 coins

6–  15 years’ time

7–  15 chicken wings

8–  30 red pens

9–  $252

10–  12.24 p.m.

11–  13 marbles

12–  a->  44 cm ,   b->  28 cm²

13–  4.185 l

14–  a->  115 defective jackets ,   b->  $1610

15–  580 passengers

16–  396 cards

17–  3 h 45 min/ 3  3/4 h

18–  a->  9 ,   b->  30 ,   c->  100 ,   d->  650 ,   2500

Time Management

With the PSLE just around the corner, this is a great time to remind all the kids taking the Maths paper to work on their time management. I always felt it would help if I had an extra 10 minutes.

Paper 1 -> 30 questions, 50 minutes

50 ÷ 30 ≈ 1.6 min per question.

Paper 2 -> 18 questions (5 Short-answer questions + 13 Long-answer questions), 1 hour 40 min

SAQ -> 15 min

15 ÷ 5 = 3 min per question

LAQ-> 1 hour 25 min

85 ÷ 13 ≈ 7.5 min per question

Well, even with this estimation, the kids have to be really meticulous with their work as I have not left any time for checking. Ideally, of course, it would be good to leave 15% of the time allocated to do some checking.

Well, good luck to the kids taking the PSLE! The next few weeks, make sure they are familiar with all the common problem sums. They should be well-prepared for Paper 1 too. Nothing less than 34/40 !

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