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Instructions for Using Answer Sheet

The document provides detailed instructions for marking an answer entry sheet, emphasizing the use of a black 2B pencil and the importance of shading circles completely. It outlines steps for filling in personal information, shading levels, index numbers, and answering multiple choice and open-ended questions with specific examples for different digit answers. Additionally, it instructs against making stray marks or folding the sheet.

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Instructions for Using Answer Sheet

The document provides detailed instructions for marking an answer entry sheet, emphasizing the use of a black 2B pencil and the importance of shading circles completely. It outlines steps for filling in personal information, shading levels, index numbers, and answering multiple choice and open-ended questions with specific examples for different digit answers. Additionally, it instructs against making stray marks or folding the sheet.

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Instructions for Using Answer Entry Sheet

DIRECTIONS FOR MARKING ANSWER SHEET


1. Use ONLY a black 2B lead pencil. DO NOT Use ink or ballpoint pen.
2. Shade circles of your choice completely. Erase cleanly any answer
you wish to change.
3. Make no stray marks on this answer sheet.
DO NOT fold or staple this sheet.

1. Name of Participant & School Name


Write your name and school name in the given space. For example, if your name is James Smith and
your school is Flower Primary School, write your name and school as follows:

2. How to shade the level


Shade your level (grade) in the corresponding circle. For example, if your level is Primary 4, do as
follows:

3. How to shade Index Number


Write your 8-digit index number in the provided boxes and shade the corresponding circle. For
example, if your Index Number is 12345678, do as follows:

4. How to shade the answers for Multiple Choice Questions


Shade your answer in the corresponding circle.
5. How to shade the answers for Open Ended Questions
Write your answer in the provided boxes and shade the corresponding circle.
Case 1: The answer is a 1-digit number. Shade “0” for the tens, hundreds and thousands place.
Example 1: 3 + 4 =? Example 2: 3×3 =?

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Case 2: The answer is a 2-digit number. Shade “0” for the hundreds and thousands place.
Example 1: 30 − 7 =? Example 2: 7×12 =?

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Case 3: The answer is a 3-digit number. Shade “0” for the thousands place.
Example 3: 987 − 23 =? Example 4: 9×12 =?

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Case 4: The answer is a 4-digit number.


Example 3: 99×99 =? Example 4: 2017 + 2017 =?

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