1. In which of the following numbers does the digit 7 stand for 700?

2. 13 thousands and 4 tens is the same as _____.

3. Which of the following is a factor of both 16 and 36?

4. What fraction of the shapes in the box are crescent shapes?

5. The digit 5 in 4.157 stands for 5 _____.

6. Which of the following figures has perpendicular lines?

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7. There were 12 identical boxes. There were 307 books in each box. How many books were there altogether?

8. At a stadium, the number of adults was 5 times the number of children. There were 5485 adults at the stadium. How many children were there?

9. Denise had 22 balloons at first. She lost 4 balloons and gave away 8 balloons. What fraction of the balloons did she have left?

10. Leela jogged 8.45 km from her house to the park. She then jogged from the park to the market. She jogged a total distance of 15.5 km altogether. How many kilometres did she jog from the park to the market?

11. The perimeter of a rectangle is 42 cm. Its breadth is 9 cm. What is the length of the rectangle?

12. A bakery sells one pie for $1 or a box of 8 pies for $5.
What is the greatest number of pies David can buy from the bakery with $78?

13. The table shows the number of each type of pen sold by a shop.

Which of the following bar graphs best represents the information in the table above?

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14. The line graph below shows the amount of money collected for the sale of watches at the end of each month.

What was the greatest monthly difference in the amount of money collected for the sales of watches from one month to the next?

15. A mixed fruit juice is made using orange juice and pineapple juice. The table below shows the amount of orange juice and pineapple juice in containers A, B and C.

What is the total amount of mixed fruit juice in the three containers?