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Grade 5 Mathematics Paper 1 Final Examination 2019 Marking Guidelines 1

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'• Blouberg Ridge Primary School Grade 5 Mathematics Paper 1 Final Examination Paper 2019 Marking Guidelines Question One: Circle the correct answer. [5] 1.1 Which of these statements is equivalent to 45 x 18 = D (KQ) (1) A) (40+5} X 9 X 2 ✓ B} 45 + 18 C) (50-10) x18 D) 18x40x5 1.2 Round off the number 54 to the nearest 5: (RP) (1) A) 50 B) 60 C} 55 ✓ D) 45 1.3 What is the place value of the underlined digit? (RP} (1) ► 89§ 764 A) Tens B) 60 C) 6 000 D} Thousands ✓ 1.4 What is the value of c? (CP) (1) 34 C I 8 I 11 A) 7 ✓ B) 15 C} 19 D) 12 [4] Page 1 of 4
1.5 When you multiply an even number with an odd number, your answer will always be: (RP) A) Odd B) Even ¥ C) Odd and Even D) None of the above Question Two: Whole Numbers 2.1 Write the following number in words: 125 847 (RP) (2) [6] (1) One hundred and twenty five thousand, eight hundred and forty-seven Y (do not penalise for spelling) 2.2 Write the following number in expanded notation: 789 412 (RP) (1) 700 000 + 80 000 + 9 000 + 400 +10 +2 2.3 Write down the multiples of 9 from 54 to 108. (RP) (1) 54, 63, 72, 81, 90, 99, 108 ¥ 2.4 Write down all the factors of 20. (RP) (1) 1,20, 10,2,5,4V 2.5 Is 235 099 an even or odd number? Give a reason for your answer. (KQ) (2) Odd Y If you divide the number by two, you will have a remainder / the number ends with an odd number ¥ Question Three: Calculations [13] 3. Calculate using any method: 3.1) 697 852+147878=[ | (RP) (1) | 3.2)10.000-8999=[ | (RP) (1) 845 730 ¥ 1001¥ Page 2 of 4
3.3) 789 X 24 = □ (KQ) (3) I 3.4) 565-=- 15 = □ {KQ) (3) 37 ✓ r 10 789 X 24 15\/'565 3156 ✓ -450 ✓ + 15780 ✓ 115 18936 ✓ -105 10✓ 1 3.5) 2- + 3- 10 2 10 +1= □ (RP) (2) I 3.6) 4 � - 1�= □ 4 8 {KQ) (3) 2 + 3 + 1 = 6 ✓ and 10 2- + 10 � = 10 �✓ 3� 8 or 3 � 4✓ [11] Page 3 of4
Question Four: Word Problems [6] 4.1) There are 40 learners in a class. If � of the class are going to a party, how many learners will be going to the party? (3) Allocate one mark for the number sentence(� of 40 =D ✓), one mark for the calculation (40+ 8) = 5 ✓ and one mark for the answer 7 x 5 = 35 learners ✓ 4.2) There are 570 pens in a box. For every 18 blue pens there are 12 green pens. How many green pens are there? (3) Allocate marks for the following: 18 + 12 = 30 ✓ 570+ 30 = 19 ✓ 19 x 12 = 228 green pens✓ [6] Page 4 of4

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