Topic 1 – Whole Numbers

PAPER 1
PAPER 1
This question paper consists of 50 questions. Answer all questions. The diagrams provided in the
questions are not drawn to scale unless stated.

1. Diagram 1 shows an abacus.

DIAGRAM 1

What is the value represented by the abacus?

A 531 243 C 631 523
B 631 253 D 635 132

2. 278 520, x, 280 520, 281 520, 282 520

What is the value of x?
A 279 520 C 275 290
B 275 920 D 272 590

3. Nine hundred forty thousand and seven =

A 94 007 C 940 000
B 94 070 D 940 007

4. 431 762 in words is

A four hundred thirty-one thousand seven hundred and sixty-two
B four hundred thousand thirty-one thousand seven hundred and sixty-two
C four hundred thirty-one seven thousand and sixty-two
D four hundred thirty-seven thousand and sixty-two

5. State the place value of the underlined digit in the number 867 056.
A 6 000 C 60 000
B thousands D ten thousands

6. 564 079 can be partitioned as

A 500 000 + 70 + 9 + 400 + 6 000
B 9 + 4 000 + 70 + 500 000 + 60 000
C 4 000 + 700 + 9 + 6 000 + 50 000
D 500 000 + 60 000 + 70 + 90 + 400

7. 342 721, 347 221, 347 122, 342 271, and 342 217 in ascending order is
A 342 721, 347 122, 347 221, 342 271, 342 217
B 342 271, 342 721, 342 217, 347 122, 347 221
C 342 217, 342 271, 342 721, 347 122, 347 221
D 347 221, 347 122, 342 721, 342 271, 342 217

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 8. 83 975, 5 279, 8 375, 93 278
In the list of numbers above, which digit has the same value?
A 5 C 8
B 7 D 9

9. Diagram 2 shows a number line.

800 000 P 900 000 950 000 1 000 000

DIAGRAM 2

Based on the number line above, what is the value of P?

A 880 000 C 850 000
B 875 000 D 825 000

10. 897 632 + 68 745 =

A 967 637 C 966 737
B 967 367 D 966 377

11. The sum of three hundred thousand four hundred twenty-one and thirty-one thousand six hundred
is
A 31 600 C 332 021
B 300 421 D 333 021

12. Which of the following has a total of more than 536 762?
A 452 312 + 1 569 C 302 863 + 42 123
B 435 982 + 232 474 D 367 231 + 34 712

13. The sum of the values of digit 6 dan digit 4 in the number 567 432 is
A 40 600 C 60 400
B 46 000 D 64 000

14. Find the sum of 283 752, 1 476 and 7 823. Then round off the answer to the nearest hundred.
A 293 000 C 293 100
B 293 051 D 293 200

15. Tukiman has 437 672 stamps. Tarmizi has 56 763 stamps. Find the total number of stamps of the
two boys.
A 494 345 stamps C 495 345 stamps
B 494 435 stamps D 495 643 stamps

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 16. Table 1 shows the number of storybooks in three
Storybook Quantity
languages found in a library.
Chinese
32 742
Language
Bahasa Melayu 82 899
English Language 63 869

TABLE 1
Find the total number of storybooks in the library.
A 179 150 C 197 150
B 179 510 D 197 510

17. Diagram 3 shows a number line.

75 300 75 550 x y 76 300

DIAGRAM 3

Find the sum of x and y in the number line above.

A 151 725 C 105 257
B 115 752 D 102 557

18. 83 763 + 147 652 + 6 897 + 1 462 =

A 293 774 C 237 974
B 239 774 D 237 794

19. 347 650 – 29 999 =

A 379 764 C 371 561
B 377 649 D 317 651

20. 847 653 – x = 275 329

What is the value of x?

A 753 422 C 573 224

B 752 432 D 572 324

21. The difference between 830 000 and 399 292 is

A 430 708 C 437 080
B 437 008 D 437 800

22. 9 8 7 5 4 0
– x 3 y 1 2 0
3 4 8 4 2 0

Find the difference between the value of digit x and digit y.

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 A 3 C 30 000
B 300 D 300 000

23. A computer factory has 9 240 workers. During lunch break, 6 967 workers go out for lunch.
How many workers are still in the factory?
A 2 732 C 2 273
B 2 722 D 2 237

24. A salesman sold 872 630, 647 292 and 563 725 books in the first three months of 2004. Find
the difference between the number of books sold in the first and third month.
A 225 338 C 522 338
B 308 905 D 530 890

25. 62 ten thousands subtract 26 thousands is

A 494 000 C 594 000
B 495 000 D 599 000

26. Table 2 shows the quantity of three types of fish sold by a fish wholesaler.

Types of fish Promfret Mackerel Sea-perch

Quantity 7 542 25 670 5 684

TABLE 2
Find the difference between the most and the least number of fish sold.
A 19 986 C 19 886 B
B 19 896 D 19 868

27. Since 5 368 × 10 = 53 680, therefore 8 360 × 100 =

A 836 C 83 600
B 8 360 D 836 000

28. Which of the following product has the biggest value?

A 32 426 × 6 C 25 628 × 9
B 53 213 × 5 D 43 217 × 7

29. Which of the following is nearest to 720 000?

A 78 560 × 9 C 77 640 × 9
B 76 640 × 9 D 78 640 × 9

30. Divide 785 680 by 40. Then round off the answer to the nearest ten thousand.
A 19 000 C 21 000
B 20 000 D 22 000

31. Liza requires 20 satay sticks to make a rose bud . She has only 36 820 satay sticks. How many
rose buds can she make?
A 1 841 C 8 114
B 4 811 D 8 411

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 32. How many 25’s are there in 968 000?
A 48 720 C 38 720
B 47 802 D 37 802

33. Pak Mat puts 282 600 mangosteens into 50 gunny sacks. How many mangosteens are there in
one sack?
A 5 526 C 5 625
B 5 562 D 5 652

34. 486 200 ÷ = 24 310

What is the value in the box?
A 10 C 100
B 20 D 200

35. Which of the following numbers has a remainder, when divided by 32?
A 395 392 C 395 520
B 395 456 D 395 554

36. 867 560 ÷ 40 = P

P is between the values of
A 20 000 and 21 000 C 21 000 and 22 000
B 19 000 and 20 000 D 22 000 and 23 000

37. Which of the following is not true?

A 47 250 ÷ 12 = 3 937 remainder 6
B 83 246 ÷ 14 = 5 946 remainder 2
C 75 627 ÷ 16 = 4 726 remainder 11
D 68 760 ÷ 18 = 3 820 remainder 3

38. If a box contains 2 500 beads, how many beads does 96 similar boxes contain?
A 240 000 C 420 000
B 250 000 D 430 000

39. Which of the following has the same value as 4 750 × 24?
A 2 375 × 38 C 8 670 × 12
B 9 500 × 12 D 4 650 × 24

40. Multiply 87 562 with 8. Then round off the answer to the nearest ten thousand.
A 704 000 C 700 000
B 702 000 D 680 000

41. Pak Kassim’s stall can sell 125 packets of nasi lemak daily. How many packets of nasi lemak
can he sell in the month of October, November dan December?
A 15 100 C 15 001
B 15 010 D 11 500

42. 327 × 100 × 0 =

A 23 700 C 237
B 3 270 D 0

43. Mak Fatin has 29 rows of corn plants. If each row has 2 800 corn plants, how many corn plants
does she have?

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 A 82 100 C 81 200
B 81 210 D 81 020

44. 81 920 – 7 823 + 3 271 =

A 77 836 C 77 380
B 77 386 D 77 368

45. 756 820 + 3 276 – 48 000 =

A 702 196 C 710 296
B 702 961 D 712 096

46. 3 627 × 36 ÷ 4 =
A 32 346 C 32 634
B 32 364 D 32 643

47. 86 700 ÷ 1 000 × 10 =

A 0 C 86.7
B 8.67 D 867

48. Marissa loves to collect bottle caps. She has 26 750 bottle caps. Her sister gives her
another 37 500 bottle caps. If Marissa gives away 50 500 bottle caps for recycling, how
many bottle caps does she have now?
A 64 250 C 31 750
B 46 250 D 13 750

49. In conjunction with the festive season, 834 750 festive cards were printed. These cards
were distributed to 7 distribuiton centres around the country. How many cards did each
distribution centre receive?
A 59 625 C 119 250
B 59 652 D 655 875

50. Since 960 ÷ 30 = R, therefore R × 9 =

A 288 C 688
B 448 D 888

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 PAPER 2
PAPER 2
This question paper consists of 30 questions. Answer all questions. The diagrams provided in the
questions are not drawn to scale unless stated.

1. Eight hundred ninety-seven thousand five hundred and three in numerals is

Answer: 897 503

2. Diagram 1 is an abacus.

DIAGRAM1
Write down the value represented by the abacus, in words.
Answer: Five hundred twenty-one thousand three hundred and sixteen

3. Use digits 5, 0, 3, 7, 6 and 9 to form the

(a) biggest, and (b) smallest number.
Answer: (a) 976 530 (b) 305 679

4. Round off 837 569 to the nearest (a) hundred, and (b) thousand.
Answer: (a) 837 600 (b) 838 000

5. What is the place value and digit value of 9 in the number 98 764?
Answer: Place value: Ten thousands Digit value: 90 000

6. 147 320 + 23 680 + 47 =

Answer: 171 047

7. Diagram 2 shows a number line.

234 760 P 254 760 Q

DIAGRAM 2

Find the sum of P and Q in the number line. Then, round off the answer to the nearest
thousand.
Answer: 510 000

8. There were 8 872 male spectators, 3 827 female spectators and 582 child spectators in a stadium
during a football match. Find the total number of spectators in the stadium.
Answer: 13 281 spectators

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 District Population
9. Table 1 shows the A 13 756 population of three districts A, B
and C. B 32 742
C 13 959

TABLE 1
Calculate the total population of the three districts.
Answer: 60 457

10. Table 2 shows the amount of dates sold in four consecutive months.

TABLE Month September October November December 2

Quantity Find
the total 14 276 15 439 16 842 27 562
(kg)
amount of
dates sold, in kg, in the four months.
Answer: 74 119

11. Form the largest and the smallest number from the digits 3, 4, 0, 9, 8 and 2. Then, find the
difference between these two numbers.
Answer: 780 831

12.
4 9 6 8 3 7
– R 3 3 0 S 5
1 6 3 7 4 2

Find the difference between the digit value of R and S.

Answer: 299 910

13. The population of town A is 476 896, which is 86 755 more than town B. What is the
population of town B?
Answer: 390 141

14. A printing factory can produce 12 500 books in an hour. After three hours, how many more
books must be printed in order to get 500 000 books?
Answer: 462 500

15. 60 ten thousands subtract 47 thousands is

Answer: 553 000

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 16. 8 multiply 53 260 is
Answer: 426 080

17. 38 674 × A = 773 480

What is the value of A?
Answer: 20

18. Diagram 3 shows two abacuses.

× =
DIAGRAM 3

What is the product of the numbers shown by the abacuses ?

Answer: 717 774

19. A fast food restaurant can sell 2 347 pieces of fried chicken in a day. How many pieces of fried
chicken can the restaurant sell in the month of November?
Answer: 70 410

20. One cheongsam requires three pairs of buttons. If one thousand dozens of cheongsam are to be
sewn, how many buttons will be required?
Answer: 72 000

21. 847 552 ÷ 16 =

Answer: 52 972

22. Find the remainder of 584 762 ÷ 15.

Answer: 2

23. Form the smallest number from the following digits:

5, 8, 0, 2, 4, 3
Then divide by 2.
Answer: 203 458, 101 729

24. Points collected through the usage of credit card can be exchanged for certain items. If Mr Tan
has 868 880 points, how many digital cameras can he get, given that a digital camera requires
72 400 points. How many remaining points does he have after the exchange?
Answer: 12, remainder 80 points

25. A lorry can transport 250 car batteries. If 950 000 batteries have to be distributed, how many
lorries are needed to transport them?
Answer: 3 800

26. 864 756 – 32 762 + 167 320 =

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 Answer: 999 314

27. 832 428 ÷ 36 × 14 =

Answer: 323 722

28. Sungai Mas housing estate has 56 272 residents. If 32 620 are men and 5 269 are children, how
many residents are women?
Answer: 18 383

29. If 986 000 pens can be equally filled into 200 boxes, how many pens are there in 22 similar
boxes?
Answer: 108 460

30. + 47 560 – 2 764 = 600 × 10 000 ÷ 10

Answer: 555 204

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