Grade 4 Maths Ruchi Maam 1

MOUNT CARMEL INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL, AKOLA
Cambridge International
Term End Examination: II Subject: Mathematics Date: 08.04.2024
Student’s Name: ________________________ Roll No: ____________ Grade: 4
Marks: 45 Time Duration: 90 minutes Invigilator’s Sign.
Q.1. Safia starts at 52 and counts backwards in sevens. Mia starts at –10 and counts
forwards in nines. Write the number that they both say. (1)
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Q.2.Here is a list of numbers. Draw a ring around a common multiple of 3 and 7 (1)
1 3 7 11 13 17 21 23 27
Q.3. Draw a ring around all the fractions that are less than 50%. (1)
Q.4.Complete the net of triangular based pyramid. (1)
Q.5. Eva is thinking of an even number. (1)

It is a multiple of 25
It is bigger than 100
It is Less than 200.
Write Eva’s number.
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Q.6. Gabriella sorts some coins. She has 9 silver coins per hundred coins. Write the
number of silver coins as a percentage of all the coins. (1)
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Q.7. Mark these coordinates on the grid with a cross(X). (3)

(2,2) (5,0) (0,3)
Q.8. The mass of male gorilla is 142 kg. The of a female gorilla is 46 kg. What is the
difference between these masses? Show your working. (2)
Q.9. Name the shape that is made by this net. (1)
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Q.10. Vincent is thinking of a 2-digit number. He says, “If I divide my number by 5 the
answer is 14.” What answer will Vincent get if he divides his number by 7? Show
your working. (2)
Q.11. Chen and Yuri visit a park. Here is a plan of the things they see in the park. (1)
Write which square the bench is in.
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Q.12. Complete the diagram to show fraction equivalent to . One has been done for
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you. (2)
Q.13. Here are four shapes. They each have a different number of acute angles. Write
the letter of each shape in the correct order starting from smallest. (1)
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Q.14. Here is a bag with ten balls numbered from 1 to 10. Mike takes one ball out of
the bag without looking. Match to show how likely these outcomes are. (2)
Q.15. Find the mistake. Then correct the calculation. (2)
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Q.16. Here are five number discs. (2)
Use each disc once to complete the cross pattern. The sum of each line must be .
Q.17. Four Dominoes are placed in a row. One domino is missing. (1)
Q.18. A College raised $3625 for a charity. The headline in the local paper read. (1)
COLLEGE RAISES $4000 FOR CHARITY
Complete this sentence.
The editor of the local paper rounded $3625 to the nearest ______________________.
Q.19. Draw a rectangle that has an area of 24 cm2. What is the Perimeter of your
rectangle? (2)
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Q.20. Write all the factors of 81. Explain why there is an odd number of factors? (2)
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Q.21. Write the missing numbers. (1)
Q.22. Hassan says,’ If I add two 2-digit numbers together the answer cannot be a 4-
digit number’. Is Hassan Correct? Explain your answer. (1)
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Q.23. Write these temperatures in order starting with the hottest. (1)
-12°C 2°C 12°C 21°C -21°C
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Q.24. Complete the table. (2)
Q.25. Estimate the area covered by the stain on the cloth. (1)
Q.26. Here is a shape made from two rectangles. Work out the area of the shape.
Show your working. (2)
Q.27. Mount Everest is eight thousand, eight hundred and fifty meteres high. Draw a
ring around the number which shows this height in figures. (1)
885m 8805m 8815m 8850m 88050m
Q.28. The perimeter,p, of a triangle with side length, s, is written as (2)
p = s + 2s +3s
Find the value of p if value of s=12cm. Show your working.
Q.29. Here is a part of sequence.
23, 17, 11, ….
The sequence continues in the same way. Draw a ring around all the numbers that are
in the sequence. (1)
7 -2 -7 -35 -49
Q.30. A clock needs one battery to work. The battery lasts 6 weeks. Calculate the
number of batteries that are needed for the clock to work for 1 year. (2)
A box contains 30 batteries. These are used in the clock. Write the number of whole
weeks that the clock will work. (1)
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MOUNT CARMEL INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL, AKOLA

Student’s Name: ____________ Roll No: Grade: 4

Marks: 45 Time Duration: 90 minutes Invigilator’s Sign.

Q.4.Complete the net of triangular based pyramid. (1)

Q.5. Eva is thinking of an even number. (1)

Q.7. Mark these coordinates on the grid with a cross(X). (3)

Q.9. Name the shape that is made by this net. (1)

Write which square the bench is in.

Q.15. Find the mistake. Then correct the calculation. (2)

Complete this sentence.

Q.21. Write the missing numbers. (1)

-12°C 2°C 12°C 21°C -21°C

Q.24. Complete the table. (2)

885m 8805m 8815m 8850m 88050m

Q.28. The perimeter,p, of a triangle with side length, s, is written as (2)

Find the value of p if value of s=12cm. Show your working.

Q.29. Here is a part of sequence.

23, 17, 11, ….

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