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P5 Math 2024 — Maha Bodhi WA1 Assessment

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LevelP5 (Primary 5)
SubjectMath
Year2024
SchoolMaha Bodhi
Paper typeWA1 Assessment
Total questions19
Question format10 multiple-choice, 9 open-ended
BookletsSection A (MCQ) · Section B / C (open-ended)
Original paper8-page PDF

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Topics covered

FractionsDecimalsPercentageRatioSpeedAlgebraVolumeAnglesArea & PerimeterData Analysis

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In 280 945, the digit 8 is in the place.
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  3. ten thousands
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