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P5 Math 2024 — Methodistprimary SA2 Preliminary Examination

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LevelP5 (Primary 5)
SubjectMath
Year2024
SchoolMethodistprimary
Paper typeSA2 Preliminary Examination
Total questions15
Question format14 multiple-choice, 1 open-ended
BookletsSection A (MCQ) · Section B / C (open-ended)
Original paper8-page PDF

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FractionsDecimalsPercentageRatioSpeedAlgebraVolumeAnglesArea & PerimeterData Analysis

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$40000 + 6000 + 200 + 5 =$
  1. 46250
  2. 46 205
  3. 46025
  4. 40625
The number of visitors to the Bird Park increased by 200 from Monday to Tuesday and decreased by 600 from Tuesday to Wednesday. Which graph shows the number of visitors at the Bird Park from Monday to Wednesday?
In the figure, how many of the five marked angles are more than $90^{\circ}$ ?
  1. 5
  2. 2
  3. 3
  4. 4

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