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O=-//'2c2)e> vTeqL/ *-" Laerskool Van Dyk Mathematics Primary Grade 5 EMIS :7A0160994 (ES) END OF YEAR EXAMINIATION Content: Term 1-Term4 Examiner: Mr. K. Small Moderator: Ms S Jacobsz NAME AND SURNAME OF LEARNER: CLASS LIST NUMBER: MARK ALLOCATION: 60 MARKS TIME: 50 MTNUTES (1 HOUR) CONTENT: TERM 1, 3 and 4 INSTRUCTIONS: . Read your questions carefully. o Answer all the questions. o Write neatly and legibly . No calculator is allowed. GOOD LUCK 1. Circle the letter of the correct answer. 1.1 Wlich number consists of the following: 6H+4Th+2T+gTth+5U A 49 625 B. 94 265 c. 49 265 D 94 625 1.2 Which number comes next in the number pattern 46, 51, 57, 64, A. 83 B. 69 c.72 D.75 Page 1 of 8
1.3 The simplest form of writing 500 000 + 30 + 600 + 20 000 +7 + 9 000 is. A 536279 8.529 639 c.529 637 D.529 367 1.4 Which one of the following numbers is not a factor of 24? A5 B3 C8 D. 1 1.5 This 2D shape is called a A. Hexagon B. Octagon C. Pentagon D Heptagon '1.6 The shape in Question 1 5 is regular. How many lines of symmetry does it have? A.3 8.4 C5 D.6 1.7 The item that occurs the most in a data set is called the A. Mean B Mode C. Median D. Range 1.8 What kind of transformation is this? A. Reflection B. Translation C. Rotation 1.9 This 3D ob.lect is a (A) Triangular prism (B) Rectangular prism (C) Square based pyramid (D) Triangular pyramid 1 .10 Convert. 500r,t {, = litres A. 5000 litres B 5 litres C. 0,5 litres D. 50 litres Page 2 of 8
1.11 Replace the place holder with the correct sign. i E: B.> C,- (11) 2. Answer the following questions. 2.1 Complete the flow diagram by writing down the answer lnput Output (3) 2 2 Completglle_1qlle lqigw Pattern 1 2 3 4 5 10 No of dots 5 '10 15 2A 90 (3) 3. Complete these number sentences: 3.1 5x(2+7)=(5x2) *tf--_ll (1) 3.2 (1) aa Write the following as a number sentence: Our school grounds had thirteen trees. On Arbour day we doubled the number. Five trees dried up and we are left with twenty one. (2) 4. Calculate the answer in the space provided. Show all working. 4.1 *44+z? = (z) Page 3 of 8
42 /- L1 55-J-- (2) 43 893x67= (3) Find the difference between 65 872 and 54 195. 44 (r,) What is the sum of 3 987 and 1 638 45 (3) 46 816 + 34= (3) Page 4 of 8
5. Complete the table Narne of 3D Number of faces Number of vertices 4 {2) 6 Round 6 942 to the nearest 1000 = (1) 7. A teacher asked a Grade 5 class how they learn about news. These were the results. . l4learners said they watch the news on TV o 12learners said they hear the news on the radio said they read news papers ". 10 learners said they read magazines 6 learners 1 Organise the data above into a tally table. Complete the table Source of news Taily Number of Learners TV 14 l-]-ll N+.1 ll 12 Nelvspapers rN.l il{ Nltt 10 Magazines o 1-11.1 i (2) 7.2 Draw a circle around the letter of the cor-rect answer. Andy draws different views of the suitcase. \lllrich view shcws the suiicase from the top? (1) ffi Page 5 of 8
8 Jabu's parents saved R37 850 towards buying a house. How much more must they save together to have R50 000 deposit for a house? Calculate perimeter of this rectangle. 42cm 12cm Show your calculation here (2) 10. Complete: 5 4609 = (1) 11. Work out the volume of stack of cubes if each block is = 1cm (2) Page 6 of 8
12. During the 2012 Olympic Games in London, Pete did a survey to see which track and field events the learners in his school liked to watch. He drew this graph to show his results. Types of events Number of Learners Key Hish iump ga@@fraa A = Slearners Sprinting aaaaaaaa Javelin aaasa Marathon aaaagaa@aa 12 1 What type of graph is this? (1) 12.2 How many learners does one O represent? (1) 12.3 \l/hat is the most popular event? (1) (1) 12.5 How many learners chose javelin? (1) 13. What is the time on the clock below in 24 hours? ll2 I' I 't i t f>-- -() {"t ; (1) 14. Lebo leaves home at 07'.10 every morning for school. She arrives at school at 07'.55. How much time does she spend on the road? (2) Page 7 of 8
15. Calculate What is 1 of 42 balls ? 7 (2) END Enioy lfeurll" helidiayf f lMierr'yr C h r[sttrmias,

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