Mathematics Questions - Grade 5 Opener Exams Term 2 2023 Set 2

QUESTIONS

1. Write fifty two thousand, two hundred and twenty two in symbols.
   1. 50222
   2. 52222
   3. 52202
   4. 5200202
2. A farmer harvested 84952 bags of rice from his farm in the year 2022. What is the place value of digit 8?
   1. Tens of thousands
   2. Hundreds
   3. Thousands
   4. Tens
3. The number of tourists who visited Nairobi National park in the month of December 2018 was 408713. What is the total value of digit 7 in the number?
   1. Seven hundred
   2. Seven thousand
   3. Tens
   4. 7000
4. Arrange the following numbers in ascending order
   5846, 8546, 6485, 5684
   1. 8546, 6485, 5846, 5684
   2. 5684, 5846, 6485, 8546
   3. 5846, 5684, 6485, 8546
   4. 8546, 5846, 5684, 6485
5. During a tree planting day, 23424 trees were planted by learners. Teachers planted 23410 trees. How many trees were planted altogether?
   1. 46814
   2. 46014
   3. 46834
   4. 49814
6. A cooperative society sold 43699 litres of milk in the month of January 2023. How much milk was sold to the nearest hundred?
   
   1. 43600
   2. 43000
   3. 43690
   4. 43700
7. A farmer harvested 2500 oranges. He packed the oranges in groups of 10. How many groups did the farmer have?
   1. 500
   2. 250
   3. 25
   4. 36 
8. How many days are there in the mmonths of March, April and May?
   
   1. 89
   2. 92
   3. 91
   4. 90 
9. Grade five learners made the cuboid below.
   
   How many small cubes did they use to make the cuboid?
   1. 27
   2. 36
   3. 42
   4. 48
10. Find the next number in the pattern
    31, 29, 27, 25, 23, ____________________
    1. 24
    2. 19
    3. 21
    4. 17
11. Find the LCM of 30, 40 and 60
    1. 40
    2. 120
    3. 200
    4. 60
12. Work out:
    5.002 +2.044
    1. 7.046
    2. 3.046
    3. 0.042
    4. 7.056
13. Simplify: ¹²/₁₈ 
    1. ⁶/₉ 
    2. ³/₆ 
    3. ⁴/₉ 
    4. ²/₃ 
14. A lorry carries 212 bags of How many bags can 14 such lorries carry?
    1. 2766
    2. 2869
    3. 2968
    4. 2967
15. Arrange the fractions below from the smallest to the largest.
    ¹/₃ , ²/₄ ,  , ²/₈ 
    
    1. ²/₈, ¹/₃, ²/₄, ⁴/₆
    2. ¹/₃, ²/₄,  ²/₈ ,⁴/₆
    3. ⁴/₆, ²/₄, ¹/₃, ²/₈ 
    4. ²/₄, ¹/₃, ²/₈, ⁴/₆
16. What is the approximate height of your classroom door?
    1. 20cm
    2. 20m
    3. 2m
    4. 2cm
17. Divide 948 by 6
    1. 150
    2. 185
    3. 148
    4. 158
18. Which fraction is equivalent to ³/₄?
    1. ⁶/₁₂
    2. ⁶/₈ 
    3. ⁹/₁₆ 
    4. ¹/₄ 
19. Njeri bought 385 bananas. She arranged them in 18 equal piles. how many bananas remained?
    1. 7
    2. 21
    3. 11
    4. 13
20. A company sold 244682 bags of maize and beans. If 135221 bags of beans were sold, how many bags of maize did the company sell?
    1. 109461
    2. 379903
    3. 119461
    4. 111461
21. Which of the following is divisible by both 2 and 10?
    1. 775
    2. 632
    3. 298
    4. 1320
22. Amos has m oranges, n mangoes and k guavas. How many fruits does he have?
    1. mnk
    2. m x n x k
    3. m + n + k
    4. m − n − k
23. What is the perimeter of the figure below?
    
    1. 90cm
    2. 45cm
    3. 450
    4. 60cm
24. Add:
       M          cm
     175         83
    + 35         65  
                          
    1. 210M 148cm
    2. 211M 48cm
    3. 210M 48cm
    4. 101M 48cm
25. What is the place value of digit 4 in 27.841?
    1. Tens
    2. Hundreds
    3. Tenths
    4. Hundredths
26. Find the value of M
    
    
    1. 25
    2. 3
    3. 5
    4. 15
27. How many ¹/₄ kilograms are in 12 kilograms?
    1. 24
    2. 16
    3. 3
    4. 48
28. Find the missing number
    5  = 
    8      40
    
    1. 25
    2. 50
    3. 30
    4. 24

The table below shows types of vehicles th at were counted by pupils from Mama Ngina Primary school.
Use it to answer questions 29-30

29. What is the total number of lorries, taxis and tuktuks counted on that day?
    1. 33
    2. 52
    3. 54
    4. 86
30. Which type of vehicles had the same number of vehicles recorded?
    
    1. Buses, lorries and Tuktuks
    2. Taxis and minibuses
    3. Minibuses, lorries and Taxis
    4. Buses and lorries