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Problem solving Quiz

Total questions: 147

Worksheet time: 6hrs 19mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

1. The school library has 25 shelves, and each shelf can hold 32 books. How many books can the library hold in total?

2.

2. Mrs. Johnson's class is going on a field trip. There are 4 buses, and each bus can carry 45 students. How many students can go on the field trip in total?

3.

3. The cafeteria serves lunch to 120 students each day. If school is in session for 5 days a week, how many students are served lunch in a week?

4.

7. The school has a basketball team with 15 players. Each player needs two uniforms (one set for home games and one for away games), consisting of a jersey and shorts. How many jerseys and shorts are needed in total?

5.

8. The school choir is preparing for a concert. They need to arrange the chairs in 6 rows, and each row can fit 9 chairs. How many chairs will they need for the concert?

6.

Figure 4 shows a square built by using a rope. How long, in cm, is the rope used?

a)

42

b)

52

c)

62

d)

72

7.

Which of the following figures is the widest ?

a)

A

b)

B

c)

C

d)

D

8.

The perimeter of a rectangle is 32 inches and the width is 10 inches. What is the length of the rectangle?

a)

20

b)

12

c)

6

d)

10

9.

What is the perimeter of the of the shape below?

a)

25 cm

b)

30 cm

c)

28 cm

d)

34 cm

10.

A construction worker is building a tiny house that is 18 feet by 32 feet. He has built one wall that is 32 feet. How many more feet of wall does he have to build?

a)

18 feet

b)

64 feet

c)

50 feet

d)

68 feet

11.

What is the perimeter of a square with a length of 16 feet?

a)

256 feet

b)

64 feet

c)

32 feet

d)

48 feet

12.

Mark is fencing an square section in backyard for his dog. The length of a side is 13 feet. He put up two sides of the fence. How many feet has he put up already?

a)

26 feet

b)

13 feet

c)

52 feet

d)

39 feet

13.

The perimeter of a yard is 42 feet. The length of the yard is 18 feet. What is the width of the yard?

a)

3 feet

b)

36 feet

c)

6 feet

d)

12 feet

14.

The Jones family wants to fence their rectangular shape yard. Their yard is 25 by 10 feet. How much fencing will they need?

a)

250 feet

b)

70 feet

c)

50 feet

d)

35 feet

15.

A rectangular piece of cardboard has a perimeter of 40 inches. If the length of the cardboard is 15 inches inches, what is the width?

a)

25 inches

b)

30 inches

c)

10 inches

d)

5 inches

16.

Samuel's grandmother's has rectanglular gardent that has a perimeter of 40 feet with a width of 12. What is the length of the garden?

a)

24 feet

b)

8 feet

c)

16 feet

d)

28

17.

Determine the perimeter of the square below.

a)

144 yards

b)

24 yards

c)

48 yards

d)

36 yards

18.

1.  Liza used 48 flowers in a bouquet. Of the flowers,  ⅔  are roses and the rest were carnations. Of the roses, ⅜   were red and the rest were yellow. How many red and yellow roses were in the bouquet?

How many carnations were there?

a)

12 red roses

20 yellow roses

16 carnations

b)

14 red roses

22 yellow roses

11 carnations

c)

15 red roses

20 yellow roses

16 carnations

19.

2. James saw 36 horses in a field. Two thirds of the horses were brown. One half of the brown horses were colts and ⅓ of the colts were running. How many of the brown colts were not running?

a)

9

b)

8

c)

5

20.

3. There were 96 girls who attended the math training program. Five-eighths of the girls had long hair. Of the long haired girl, four-fifths are wearing red T-shirts and ⅚ of these were wearing white shorts. Of the long-haired girls wearing red T-shirts and white shorts, ½ are in Grade 4. How many long haired girls wearing red T-shirts and white shorts are in Grade 4?

a)

25

b)

20

c)

30

21.

4. Pablo had 64 duplicates in his baseball card collection. First, he gave ⅛ of the duplicates to Maria Next, he gave 2/7 of the remaining duplicates to Jack. Then, he gave 3/10 of the remaining duplicates to Helen. Of the remaining duplicates, Pablo gave ¾ to Ricky and the rest to John. How many duplicate cards did he give to each friend?

a)

Maria - 8

Jack - 16

Helen - 12

Ricky - 21

John - 7

b)

Maria - 7

Jack - 15

Helen - 10

Ricky - 22

John - 5

c)

Maria - 9

Jack - 10

Helen - 14

Ricky - 25

John - 6

22.

5. I sold ⅔ of my pencils at ₱15 each. If I had 8 pencils left, how much money did I collect for the pencils I sold?

a)

P260.00

b)

P250.00

c)

P240.00

23.

6. Anna earns ₱7 200. She gives her mother ¼ of this amount and spends ⅙ of the money in going to work. What fraction of the money is left?

a)

7/12

b)

3/7

c)

1/4

24.

CHALLENGE!

Pencils come in boxes of 10. Erasers come in boxes of 12. Alma wants to buy the smallest number of pencils and erasers so that she will have exactly 1 eraser per pencil. If she needs 120 pencils how many boxes of each should she buy?

a)

12 boxes of pencils

10 boxes of erasers

b)

10 boxes of pencils

15 boxes of erasers

c)

20 boxes of pencils

25 boxes of erasers

25.

CHALLENGE!

Dave gave Nena half of his cards. Nena gave John half of the cards she received from Dave. John kept 8 of those cards and gave the remaining 10 to Dana. How many cards did Dave give to Nena?

a)

30

b)

36

c)

42

26.

CHALLENGE!

When half of a number is deducted from two-thirds of the same number the result is 8. What is the number?

a)

48

b)

40

c)

42

27.

CHALLENGE!

A bag contains an equal number of coins , 1-peso, 5-peso and 10-peso coins. The total value of the coins is 240 pesos. How many coins of each type does the bag contain?

a)

15 coins each

b)

30 coins each

c)

25 coins each

28.

CHALLENGE!

A subdivision water tank is 10 ⅓ m long, 6 m wide, and 3 m deep, internal dimensions. How many cubic meters of water does it contain when full?

a)

186m3186m^3  

b)

180m3180m^3  

c)

182m3182m^3  

29.

CHALLENGE!

The scale of a house is 1 cm to 2 m. What is the area of a room that is 2.5 cm by 3 cm in the plan?

a)

30m230m^2  

b)

80m280m^2  

c)

20m220m^2  

30.

1. There were 10 mother mice. They each had 8 babies. How many baby mice were there altogether?

a)

there were 8 baby mice.

b)

there were 80 baby mice.

c)

there were 90 baby mice.

d)

there were 100 baby mice.

31.

2. A praying mantis has 6 legs. If there are 1,265 praying mantises, how many legs are there altogether?

a)

there are 7,590 legs.

b)

there are 5,590 legs.

c)

there are 8,590 legs.

d)

there are 9,950 legs.

32.

3. There were 45 beavers chewing down trees to make a dam. If each beaver chewed down 20 trees, how many trees did they chew down altogether?

a)

90 trees.

b)

250 trees.

c)

900 trees.

d)

780 trees.

33.

4. There were 35 mother ducks in the farm. They each laid 7 eggs. How many duck eggs were there altogether?

a)

there were 240 eggs.

b)

there were 245 eggs.

c)

there were 145 eggs.

d)

there were 545 eggs.

34.

5. There are 15 pairs of sneakers in the closet. How many shoes is that altogether?

a)

There are 15 shoes

b)

There are 45 shoes.

c)

There are 30 shoes.

d)

There are 40 shoes.

35.

6.I have 60 magazines. If each magazine has 240 pages, how many pages are there altogether?

a)

13,440 pages.

b)

14,400 pages.

c)

15,000 pages.

d)

1,440 pages.

36.

7. Brandon’s mom bought 5 bags of apples. There were 24 apples in each bag. How many apples did Brandon’s mom buy?

a)

120 apples.

b)

240 apples.

c)

220 apples.

d)

20 apples.

37.

Bo and Leah wanted to meet. They walked 7km between them. Leah walked 3.27km. How far did Bo walk?

a)

2.77

b)

3.73

c)

2.73

d)

3.77

38.

What is 9.57 - 2.98? (ensure you align the place value up correctly)

a)

6.95

b)

5.59

c)

5.69

d)

6.59

39.

Jenny had two pieces of string and wanted to figure out how much string she had in total. One piece was 2.78cm long and the other was 4.82cm. How much string in total did she have?

a)

7.8cm

b)

6.5cm

c)

6.6cm

d)

7.6cm

40.

What is 28.7 x 10?

a)

28710

b)

287

c)

2870

d)

28.7

41.

28.7 x 100?

a)

28700

b)

2870

c)

28710

d)

2871

42.

What is 67.4 ÷ 10?

a)

6740

b)

6.74

c)

674

d)

.674

43.

What is 67.4 ÷100?

a)

674

b)

6740

c)

0.674

d)

6.74

44.

Round 3.6 to the nearest whole.

a)

4

b)

3

c)

3.5

45.

Round 1.3 to the nearest whole.

a)

1.5

b)

1

c)

2

46.

Round 5.83 to the nearest whole

a)

6

b)

5.85

c)

5.5

d)

5

47.

What is the correct change from $30 if the item cost $13.72?

a)

$17.38

b)

$16.82

c)

$15.28

d)

$16.28

48.

Greg received $2.49 change from a $10 note. How much did he spend?

a)

$8.51

b)

$6.51

c)

$7.51

d)

$7.49

49.

If an item cost $13.59, how much change would I receive from $20.00?

a)

$6.51

b)

$7.41

c)

$6.41

d)

$7.51

50.

Round 5.56 to the nearest whole.

a)

5

b)

5.6

c)

5.5

d)

6

51.

Round 3.4 to the nearest whole

a)

3.4

b)

3

c)

3.5

d)

4

52.

Susan and Liam met at the shops. If Liam travelled 7.3km and Susan 4.8km, how far did they travel altogether?

a)

12.1km

b)

11.1km

c)

11.3km

d)

12.4km

53.

What is 59.6 x 100?

a)

59.6

b)

596

c)

5960

d)

5.96

54.

What is 4.8 ÷ 100?

a)

484

b)

48.4

c)

0.48

d)

0.048

55.

What is 8.4 ÷10?

a)

84

b)

0.84

c)

0.084

d)

840

56.

What is 7.21 + 0.01? Remember to line up the correct place value!

a)

7.22

b)

7.31

c)

8.21

d)

7.211

57.

What is 8 + 0.23? Remember to correctly line up the place value!

a)

1.03

b)

823

c)

10.3

d)

8.23

58.

What is 8.77 - 1.21? Remember to correctly line up the place value!

a)

7.65

b)

6.71

c)

7.56

d)

7.98

59.

What is 9 - 0.02? Remember to correctly line up the place value!

a)

8.88

b)

8.98

c)

9.02

d)

7

60.

What is 5.24 + 0.19

a)

5.31

b)

5.43

c)

5.313

d)

5.53

61.

If Kyla received $5.58 change from a $20 note how much did the item cost?

a)

$15.52

b)

$14.42

c)

$16.42

d)

$14.52

62.

In the school library there are 4 round tables that can seat a total of 20 students.There are also 2 long tables that can seat a total of 4 students less than the round tables. How many seats are available in the school library?

a)

20

b)

24

c)

36

d)

16

63.

Miss Moreno bought 18 juice boxes and 18 water bottles for the class party. There are 22 students in the class. How many drinks will be left over after everyone has one thing to drink?

a)

14

b)

16

c)

40

d)

30

64.

At a football game, Eli gained 92 yards rushing. Jeremiah gained 30 yards more than Eli. What was the total number of yards gained by both boys during the football game?

a)

122

b)

62

c)

214

d)

201

65.

Sophia's parents spent $100.00 for new school clothes for the family. Sophia's new outfit cost $35.00. Her sister Emma's outfit cost $40.00. The rest of their money was spent on their brother Mason. How much money did Mason's clothes cost?

a)

$25.00

b)

$75.00

c)

$60.00

d)

$65.00

66.

Isabella is making necklaces for her 6 friends. She needs 20 beads to make one necklace. She has 85 beads collected for her project so far. How many more beads does she need to make all 6 necklaces?

a)

51

b)

120

c)

105

d)

35

67.

Ava bought a sandwich for $5.25, a bowl of soup for $3.15, a bag of chips for $1.25 and two cookies for $0.75 each. If she had $20.00 how much change did she get back?

a)

$9.60

b)

$11.15

c)

$8.85

d)

$8.50

68.

Ms. Gonzalez packs 45 boxes with limes. Each box holds 100 limes. How many limes can Ms. Gonzalez pack into these boxes?

a)

4,005

b)

450

c)

145

d)

4,500

69.

A season pass to Fiesta Texas cost $100. A total of 125 people paid for a season pass. What was the total cost of the season passes?

a)

$225

b)

$12,500

c)

$12,005

d)

$1,250

70.

There are 27 teams on a hockey league. There are 16 players on each team. How many players are there in the hockey league?

a)

162

b)

189

c)

432

d)

not here

71.

There are 1,092 people who work in an office building. The building has 4 floors, and the same number of people work on each floor. How many people work on each floor?

a)

273

b)

223

c)

373

d)

348

72.

Santa’s reindeer need new bells on their harness. He has 27 bells to share equally among nine reindeer. How many bells will Santa give to each reindeer?

a)

3 bells per reindeer

b)

9 bells per reindeer

c)

36 bells per reindeer

d)

18 bells per reindeer

73.

The elves need to prepare the Christmas sweets. Each box of candy contains 12 gumdrops. They need to fill seven boxes with gumdrops. How many total gumdrops do they need?

a)

19 gumdrops

b)

5 gumdrops

c)

84 gumdrops

d)

1 R 5 gumdrops

74.

The North Pole Christmas Tree is decorated with 13 strings of light. If there are seven lights on each string, how many lights are on the tree?

a)

20 lights

b)

6 lights

c)

71 lights

d)

91 lights

75.

Ernie the Elf made 1,348 toy wagons. Emma the Elf made 2,008 toy wagons. How many more toy wagons did Emma make than Ernie?

a)

660 more toy wagons

b)

640 more toy wagons

c)

760 more toy wagons

d)

560 more toy wagons

76.

Rudolph, Donner, and Blitzen each had a cold! In one hour, poor Rudolph sneezed 10 times. Blitzen sneezed eight times, and Donner sneezed 11 times. How many times did the three reindeer sneeze altogether in three hours?

a)

97 times

b)

87 times

c)

29 times

d)

9 times

77.

During Christmas Break, there was a blizzard! We got six inches of snow each day. If it snowed for nine days non-stop, how many inches of snow did we get?

a)

63 inches

b)

3 inches

c)

15 inches

d)

54 inches

78.

The reindeer need energy for their long night. Each reindeer eats 11 carrots. If there are nine reindeer, how many carrots will they need for one night?

a)

99 carrots

b)

20 carrots

c)

2 carrots

d)

77 carrots

79.

If the Polar Express Train can carry 20 children to the North Pole each trip, how many children can the train take if it makes four trips?

a)

5 children

b)

80 children

c)

16 children

d)

24 children

80.

Jingle the Elf and four of his elf friends were frosting cookies. If they each frosted eight cookies, how many cookies did they frost in all?

a)

238 cookies

b)

32 cookies

c)

40 cookies

d)

45 cookies

81.

Santa has seven elves among whom he wants to share 52 candy canes equally. How many candy canes will each elf get?

a)

73 candy canes each

b)

3 candy canes each

c)

7 candy canes each

d)

364 candy canes each

82.

Mrs. Claus baked 12 trays of cookies. Each tray held 25 cookies. If each box holds 10 cookies, how many boxes will she need to package all of the cookies?

a)

10 boxes

b)

300 boxes

c)

35 boxes

d)

30 boxes

83.

What is the fraction that equivalent to 41%?

(a)  

84.

What is the fraction of 0.65?

(a)  

85.

Convert 0.88 to fraction.

(a)  

86.

What is 1/5 in percentage?

(a)  

87.

What is 6/8 in percentage?

(a)  

88.

11% = 11/100 = ?

(a)  

89.

What is 18/100 in decimal form?

(a)  

90.

Nicole wrapped 75% of the 48 presents being donated for charity. How many gifts did Nicole wrap?

(a)  

91.

Rowan solved 25% of a 200 question test on Monday. How many questions did he complete on Monday?

(a)  

92.

What is the fraction that equivalent to 41%?

(a)  

93.

What is 6/8 in percentage?

(a)  

94.

A jogging route is 10km long. Zaman has jogged 4km. What percentage of the route has Zaman jogged?

(a)  

95.

Jasman finished 35\frac{3}{5}  of his homework. What percentage o his homework did he finish?

(a)  

96.

Maria participated in a marathon. She managed to complete 1120\frac{11}{20}  of the race. What percentage of the marathon did she complete?

(a)  

97.

Ali was asked to paint a wall of area 84cm284cm^2  . In one hour, he finished painting  21cm221cm^2  of the wall. What percentage of the wall was painted?

(a)  

98.

A student earned an 80% on a math test that had 25 questions. How many questions on the test did the student answer correctly?

(a)  

99.

60% of a class of 20 students wear eyeglasses. How many students wear eyeglasses?

(a)  

100.

An airplane had 400 seats. 80% of the seats were occupied. How many seats were occupied?

(a)  

101.

450 children took part in a school play. 40% of them were boys. How many boys took part in the school play?

(a)  

102.
If Kate eats 1/2 and Sue eats 1/4 of a bar of chocolate, what percentage has been eaten?
a)
50%
b)
25%
c)
75%
103.



(a)  

104.

Kevin exercises 45 minutes each day. How many minutes will he exercise in 14 days?

(a)  

105.
Each side of this ice cube measures 2 inches.  What is the volume of the ice cube?
a)
6 cubic inches
b)
8 cubic inches
c)
12 cubic inches
d)
8 square inches
106.

Molly picked 582 berries. She threw away 125 rotten berries. How many berries does Molly have left? What plan ( + or -) would you use to answer the question?

a)

Addition (+)

b)

Subtraction (-)

107.

The school book fair sold 461 books during the first week. They sold 307 books during the second week of the book fair. How many more books were sold during the first week than the second week?

a)

154

b)

163

c)

768

d)

166

108.
Cooper bought 6 Pokemon card packs that had 7 cards in each pack. How many cards did he buy?
a)
40
b)
42
c)
49
d)
36
109.
Sahand ate 4 trays of sushi that had 6 rolls on each plate. How much sushi did Sahand eat?
a)
30
b)
20
c)
24
d)
22
110.
Colby made 11 crates of green juice. Each crate holds 9 bottles. How many bottles of green juice did Colby make?
a)
11
b)
90
c)
99
d)
81
111.

Mr. Connor makes $23 per hour repairing cars at the auto shop. If he works 6 hours a day , how much money will he make in one day?

a)

$ 12

b)

$138

c)

$49

d)

$ 564

112.

Barry bought 27 boxes of pencils. Each box contained 8 pencils. How many pencils does Barry have in all?

a)

243

b)

216

c)

35

d)

54

113.
Ella put three blocks together to make a new shape. How many vertices does her new shape have?
a)
5 vertices
b)
6 vertices
c)
7 vertices
d)
8 vertices
114.
Ryan puts his shoes in a box. The box has
2 square faces and 4 rectangular faces. Which is the name for the box?
a)
rectangular prism
b)
triangular prism
c)
cylinder 
115.
Barbara has a solid block. Her block has 6 faces, 12 edges, and 8 vertices. Which solid does Barbara have?
a)
cone
b)
cube
c)
triangular prism
d)
triangular pyramid 
116.

Sara made a house with building blocks ,she used 2 cylinders 1 pyramid and 1 cuboid ,How many total faces she has for all shapes?

a)

17

b)

14

c)

7

d)

21

117.

Year 5 made a project of 3d shapes using playdough and straws .

Group 1 made 2 pyramids(5 vertices ) and 2 cuboid(8 vertices) , unfortunately 1 pyramid is broken , What are the total number of vertices for the remaining shapes.

a)

9

b)

13

c)

11

d)

15

118.

A carton holds 24 packets of biscuits. Each packet has 9 biscuits. How many biscuits are there altogether? 

a)

23

b)

35

c)

116

d)

216

119.

A bicycle costs $ 215. How much will be paid for 8 such bicycles?  

a)

$675

b)

$1720

c)

$515

d)

$207

120.

Mickey says 56x4 is 224                  While Minnie says it is 424

                       Who is correct???? Explain your answer….

a)

Mickey

b)

Minne

121.

In a bag of marbles there are 654 marbles of different colours.

out of those 321 are red and 56 are blue while rest are green.

How many green marbles are there?

a)

121

b)

277

c)

128

d)

333

122.

Sam wants to build a fence around his pool. The length of the rectangular pool area is 10m, and the width is 5m. Price of fencing is $20 per meter.

How many meters of fencing will he need?

a)
30 meters
b)

$20

c)

50m2

d)

$600

123.

Sam wants to build a fence around his pool. The length of the rectangular pool area is 10m, and the width is 5m. Price of fencing is $20 per meter.

How much will it cost for 1m of fencing?

a)
$20
b)

10m

c)

$1

d)

30m

124.

Which list has all of the factors of 32?

a)

1, 2, 3, 4, 8, 9, 16, 32

b)

1, 2, 4, 8, 16, 30

c)

1, 2, 4, 6, 8, 9, 16, 32

d)

1, 2, 4, 8, 16, 32

125.
Joe has listed the first 4 multiples of 7 as: 
7   14    22     28
Which one is incorrect?
a)
7
b)
14
c)
22
d)
28
126.

The first number in the pattern is 9. The pattern follows the rule "add 4." What is the third number in the pattern?

a)

21

b)

13

c)

25

d)

17

127.

The rule is subtract 2, add 3. The first term is 6. What is the fourth number in the pattern?

a)

7

b)

8

c)

9

d)

10

128.

What is the area of Sweden's Flag?

(Area Formula: Length x Width)

a)

12 square feet

b)

35 square feet

c)

34 square feet

d)

70 square feet

129.

48 students will go on a tour to the Louvre Museum in France. They need to form groups of 6. How many groups will need to be formed?

a)

10

b)

4

c)

8

d)

9

130.

The replica of the piazza has a perimeter of 36 inches. What is the length of each side of the piazza replica? (Perimeter Formula (2 x L) + (2 x w) or L + L + W+ W)

a)

9 inches

b)

12 inches

c)

18 inches

d)

144 inches

131.

The population of Koblenz, Germany is 100,000+ 10,000+4,000+ 20+4. How would you write this population in word form?

a)

fourteen thousand, twenty-four

b)

one hundred fourteen thousand, and twenty-four

c)

one hundred fourteen thousand, twenty-four

d)

one hundred four thousand, twenty-four

132.

The population in Patras, Greece is 314,569. How would you write the population on Patras, Greece in Expanded Form?

a)

30,000 + 10,000 + 4,000 + 500 + 60+ 9

b)

300,000 + 10,000+ 4,000+ 500+ 60 + 9

c)

300,000 + 14,000 + 500+ 60 + 9

d)

30,000 + 14,000 + 500+ 60 + 9

133.

Ms. Jacobs traveled to Europe with 3,888 euros. Before she left the U.S. she had 460 of the same kind of bills. What is the value of 460 ten dollar bills?

a)

460

b)

46,000

c)

4,600

d)

46

134.

Marcos is a foreign exchange student from Italy and he stated that 1 hundred + 4 tens has the same value as 14 tens to his friend Robert. Is Marcos correct?

a)

False

b)

True

135.

2. CONVERT 28 1/5 kg = _______ g

a)

200g

b)

28 000g

c)

28 200g

d)

56 000g

136.

state the length of the rope in cm

(a)  

137.

4. The distance between school to Imrans's house is 4.56 km. Convert to m.

a)

45600m

b)

560m

c)

456m

d)

4 560m

138.

3 123\ \frac{1}{2} kg, 3.4 kg, 3 300g = __kg

a)

122 kg

b)

10.2 kg

c)

1 020kg

d)

1.02kg

139.

10.2 kg flour divided equally in 12 bowls. the mass of flour in each bowl is 0.85kg. prove it.

a)

True. 10.2kg /12 = 0.85 kg

b)

False 10.2 x 12 = 122.4 kg

140.

Multiply 3/4 kg 15. Give the answer in g.

a)

112.5 kg

b)

11.25 g

c)

1125 kg

d)

11.25 kg

141.

Multiply 3/4 kg 15. Give the answer in g.

a)

112.5 kg

b)

11.25 g

c)

1125 kg

d)

11.25 kg

142.

how much should be subtracted from 3 206g to become 1.507kg.

a)

47.13kg

b)

4.713kg

c)

4 713g

d)

473kg

143.

The length of the ropes are 12cm, 0.16m and 15\frac{1}{5}  m. Find the difference between the longest rope and shortest rope in m.

a)

0.08 m

b)

8 cm

c)

0.8 m

d)

0.08 cm

144.

i poures 2.5 l of mutton soup equally into 4 bowls.

What is the volume of a bowl of soup in l?

a)

0.625 ml

b)

625 ml

c)

0.625 l

d)

625 l

145.

Calculate the total volume of blue and yellow paints.

yellow = 5 12\frac{1}{2}  l and 1.875 l

a)

7.375 l

b)

0.5l

c)

375ml

d)

7.35l

146.

9.6ml / 8 =___ml

a)

1.2ml

b)

1200l

c)

12.0l

d)

120l

147.

1. RM 9 345 - RM 8 900 =

a)

RM 445

b)

RM 778.75

c)

RM 890

d)

RM 800

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