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P5 Fractions (4) Quiz

by Tcher Administrator | Apr 15, 2022

Primary 5 Math P5 Fractions P5 Fractions Lecture (4) P5 Fractions (4) Quiz
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  1. Question 1 of 5
    1. Question

    Lionel and Shane shared some money.
    If Lionel gives 1/3
    of his share to Shane, Shane will have $50 more than Lionel.If Lionel gives 1/5
    of his share to Shane, Shane will have $50 less than Lionel.

    How much is Shane’s share of the money?

    • $

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  2. Question 2 of 5
    2. Question

    Happy School is holding its annual concert at Victory Theatre. 2/3
    of the seats are Gold seats at $12 per seat and 1/4
    of them are Platinum seats at $32 per seat. The rest are VIP seats at $60 per seat.
    All the tickets are sold with a total collection of $22 500.
    How many Gold seats are there?

    • Gold Seats

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  3. Question 3 of 5
    3. Question

    Alice went to Adventure Land.
    She paid $4 for her bus fare and 3/5
    of her balance on the entrance ticket. She had 3/8
    of her money left.

    How much was the entrance ticket to Adventure Land?

    • $

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  4. Question 4 of 5
    4. Question

    Jamie and Trevor weigh 133 kg altogether.
    1/3 of Jamie’s mass is 7 kg more than 1/4
    of Trevor’s mass.

    What is Jamie’s mass?

    • Kg

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  5. Question 5 of 5
    5. Question

    A double-decker bus left the interchange with a full load of passengers.
    When it reached the first stop, 1/4
    of the passengers alighted and 27 boarded.

    At the next stop, 1/7
    of the passengers who were on the bus at that time

    alighted and 4 boarded.
    At the third stop, 1/8
    of the remaining passengers alighted.

    As a result, there were 98 passengers.
    What is the maximum number of passengers that the bus can carry?

    • Passengers

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