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Weekly Test 1

This document is a weekly test for Grade 4 students, covering various mathematical concepts including comparing and ordering numbers, subtraction, division, multiplication, problem solving, financial context, and rounding off. The test consists of multiple sections with a total of 10 marks, and includes both direct calculations and word problems. A memo is provided with the correct answers for each section.

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Weekly Test 1

This document is a weekly test for Grade 4 students, covering various mathematical concepts including comparing and ordering numbers, subtraction, division, multiplication, problem solving, financial context, and rounding off. The test consists of multiple sections with a total of 10 marks, and includes both direct calculations and word problems. A memo is provided with the correct answers for each section.

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Weekly Test 1

Name: ……………………………………………………………………………………………

Surname: ……………………………………………………………………………………….

Grade: 4

Duration: 15 minutes

Total Marks: 10

Section A: Comparing and Ordering Numbers (4 marks)


1. Compare the following pairs of numbers and write the correct symbol (<, >, =):

a) 532 523 (1)

b) 1 678 1 698 (1)

2. Order the following numbers from smallest to largest:

2 310; 1 564; 2 670; 1 898 (2)

…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….

Section B: Subtraction (6 marks)


3. Subtract the following:

a) 3,542 - 1,879 = (2)


b) 7,123 - 2,476 = (2)

4. Word Problem: A farmer has 8,654 apples. He sold 3,478 apples. How many
apples are left? (2)

Total: 10 Marks
Section C: Division (4 marks)
5. (2 marks) Divide the following:

a) 2,340 ÷ 12 =

b) 1,800 ÷ 15 =

6. (2 marks) Word Problem:

There are 240 students in a school. If 12 students are in each class, how many classes are
there?

Section D: Multiplication (4 marks)


7. (2 marks) Multiply the following:

a) 36 × 12 =

b) 47 × 8 =

8. (2 marks) Word Problem:

If one packet of biscuits costs R24, how much would 15 packets cost?

Section E: Problem Solving (4 marks)


9. (4 marks) Jason has 5 packs of cards. Each pack contains 24 cards. How many cards does
Jason have in total?

(Use multiplication to solve the problem)


Section F: Financial Context (4 marks)
10. (2 marks) If you buy 3 toys at R150 each, how much will you pay in total?

11. (2 marks) You have R500. If you spend R230 on a toy, how much money do you have
left?

Section G: Rounding Off to the Nearest 100 (4 marks)


12. (2 marks) Round the following numbers to the nearest 100:

a) 2,345

b) 4,672

13. (2 marks) Word Problem:

You are organizing a game for 935 people. If each group should consist of 100 people, how
many groups do you need?
Memo
Section A

1. Comparing and Ordering Numbers

Compare:

a) 532 < 523

b) 1,678 < 1,698

2. 1,564; 1,898; 2,310; 2,670

Section B

2. Subtraction

a) 3,542 - 1,879 = 1,663

b) 7,123 - 2,476 = 4,647

Word Problem:

8,654 - 3,478 = 5,176

3. Division

a) 2,340 ÷ 12 = 195

b) 1,800 ÷ 15 = 120
Word Problem:

240 ÷ 12 = 20 classes

4. Multiplication

a) 36 × 12 = 432

b) 47 × 8 = 376

Word Problem:

24 × 15 = 360

5. Problem Solving

5 × 24 = 120 cards

6. Financial Context

3 × 150 = 450

500 - 230 = 270

7. Rounding Off to the Nearest 100

a) 2,345 → 2,300

b) 4,672 → 4,700

Word Problem:

935 ÷ 100 = 9 groups


Weekly Test 1 Memo
Section A: Comparing and Ordering Numbers (4 marks)

1. Comparing and Ordering Numbers

Compare:

a) 532 < 523 

b) 1,678 < 1,698

2. 1,564; 1,898; 2,310; 2,670 

Section B: Subtraction (6 marks)

3.a) 3,542 - 1,879 = 1,663 

b) 7,123 - 2,476 = 4,647 

4. 8,654 - 3,478 = 5,176 

Total: 10 Marks

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