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Time, Speed and Temperature

Worked Exercise

  1. An airplane took 4½ hours to fly from Cairo to Zambia. If it landed in Nairobi at Nairobi at 0215 h on Saturday, when did it take off from Cairo?
    1. Friday 2145 h
    2. Saturday 2245h 
    3. Friday 2245h
    4. Saturday 2145 h
      Working
      The time the aeroplane took from midnight to 0215h of Saturday = 2h 15min
      The difference (4h 30min – 2h 15min) is the time the aero plane took on Friday night.
      Time on Friday night
        h         min
        4         30
      - 2         15
        2         15
      = 2h 15min before midnight
      Time of takeoff from Cairo
      h      min
      24     00
      - 2     15
      21     45 on Friday
      The correct answer is A (Friday 2145 h)
  2. A train let Mombasa on Monday at 2125 h and took sixteen and half hours to reach
    Kisauni. When did the train reach Kisumu?
    1. Tuesday 1.55 a.m
    2. Tuesday 1.55 p.m
    3. Wednesday 1.55 p.m
    4. Monday 1:55 a.m
      Working
      Monday: from 2125h to midnight = 2400h - 2125h
      = 2h 35min
      Tuesday: Number of hours traveled from midnight
      = 16h 30min - 2h 35 min
      = 13h 55min
      The train arrived at Kisumu on Tuesday at 1355h
      This is the same as 1.55p.m
      The correct answer is B (Tuesday 1.55pm)
  3. A meeting started at quarter to noon. If the meeting lasted for 2 h 35min, what time in 24-h clock system did the meeting end?
    1. 1320h 
    2. 1420h
    3. 1310h
    4. 1410h
      Working
      The meeting started at 11.45
      Add the meeting time
         h       min
        11       45
      + 2       35  
        14      20  
      The meeting ended at 1420h
      The correct answer is B (1420 h)
  4. A wall clock gains 3 seconds every one hour. The clock was set correct at 1pm on Tuesday. What time was it showing at 1pm on Friday on the following week?
    Working
    The number of days from Tuesday 1 pm to Friday 1pm the following week = 10days.
    Number of hours = (24 x 10) = 240 hrs.
    The clock gains 3 seconds after every hour in ten days.
    240 x 3 = 720 seconds
    Min = 720/60 = 12 min
    Hence it will show 1 p.m. + 12 min = 1.12 pm
    In 24 h clock system
    = 1312h
    The correct answer is B (1312h)
  5. A cyclist traveled from Nairobi to Nyeri for 4h 30min at a speed of 80km/h. He drove back to Nairobi taking 4 hours. What is his speed, in km/h?
    1. 90
    2. 72
    3. 80
    4. 100
      Working
      Distance = speed x time
      = 80 x 4½
      = 360 km
      From Nyeri - Nairobi distance = 360km
      Time taken = 4hrs
      Therefore speed = Distance/Time
      = 90km/h
      The correct answer is A (90km/hr)
  6. A motorist crosses a bridge at a speed of 25m/s. What is his speed in km/hr?
    1. 80
    2. 90
    3. 60
    4. 30
      Working
      When working out this kind of question we use a relationship,
      If 10 m/s = 36 km/h
      25m/s = ?
      = ( x 36) km/h
      = 90 km/h
      The correct answer is B (90km/h)
  7. The distance between Mombasa and Mtito Andei is 290km. A bus left Mombasa at 1035h and traveled to Mtito Andei at a speed of 50km/h. At what time did it arrive at Mtito Andei?
    1. 1623h
    2. 1523h
    3. 1423h
    4. 1723h
      Working
      Time = Distance/Speed
      = 290/50
      = 5 4/5hours or 5h 48min
      Arrival time = Departure time = Time taken + Time taken
       h       min
      10      35
       +5     48
      16      23
      The arrival time 1623 h
      The correct answer is A (1623h)
  8. Kamau drove from town M to town N a distance of 150 km. He started at 9.30 am and arrived at town N at 11.00 am. He stayed in town for one hour and 50 minutes. He drove back reaching town M at 2.30pm. Calculate Kamau’s average speed for the whole journey.
    1. 90km/h
    2. 100km/h
    3. 60km/h
    4. 150 km/h
      Working
      Total distance from M to N and back
      = 150 x 2
      = 300 km
      Total time taken
      From 9.30 - 11.00 = 1 h 30 min
      Time spent in town
      = 1 h 50 min
      Time taken from N to M
      = 1430h – 1250h
      = 1h 40min
      Total time = 5 hours
      Average speed = Total distance/Total time taken
      =(60km/h)
      The correct answer is C (60km/h)
  9. The temperature of an object was 20º C below the freezing point. It was warmed until there was a rise of 40º in temperature. What is the reading in the thermometer?
    1. 60 Cº
    2. 40Cº
    3. 20Cº
    4. 20Cº
      Working
      Below freezing point means; - 20
      Rose by 40º
      Therefore - 20º + 40 = 20 C
      The correct answer is C (20º C)
Wednesday, 15 September 2021 07:02

Money - Class 8 Mathematics Revision Notes

Money

Worked Exercise

  1. Mutiso paid sh.330 for an item after the shopkeeper gave him a 12% discount. What was the marked price of the radio?
    1. sh300
    2. sh369.60
    3. sh375
    4. sh350
      Working
      Marked price = 100%
      Discount = 12%
      S.P = 100% - 12%
      = 88%
      If 88 % = 330
      100% = ?
      100 x 300/88 = Sh375
      The correct answer is C (375)
  2. Olang’ borrowed sh.54000 from a bank which charged interest at the rate of 18% p.a. He repaid the whole loan after 8 months .How much did he pay back?
    1. sh6480
    2. sh60, 480
    3. sh14580
    4. sh77760
      Working
      I = PRT/100
      = 54000 x 18 x 8/100 x 12
      = sh6480
      Amount = P + I
      = (54,000 + 6,480) shillings
      = Ksh 60, 480
      The correct answer is B
  3. The cash price of a microwave is sh. 18000. The hire purchase price of the microwave is 20% more than the cash price. Bernice bought it on hire purchase terms by paying 40% of the hire purchase price as the deposit and the balance equal monthly installments of sh1620. How many installments did she pay?
    1. 12
    2. 10
    3. 9
    4. 8
      Working
      Let the cash price be 100%
      Hire purchase = 100% + 20%
      = 120% of the cash price
      = 120/100 x 1800
      = sh.21, 600
      Deposit = 40% of HPP
      = 40/100 x 21,600
      = sh.8, 640
      HPP = D + MI
      I = HPP - D/MI
      = 21600 – 8640/1620
    5. = 8 Months
      The correct answer is D (8)
  4. Salim deposited sh25000 in a bank which paid compound interest at the rate of 10% per annum. If he withdraws all his money after years, how much interest did his money gain?
    1. sh5250
    2. sh2500
    3. sh1375
    4. sh387
      Working
      Interest for year 1
      I = PRT/100
      = 25000 x 10 x 1/100
      = Sh2500
      Amount = 25000 + 2500
      = 27,500
      Interest for 2nd year
      I = PRT/100
      = 27,500 x 10 x ½/100
      = Sh13775
      Total interest (2,500 + 1,375)
      = Sh3875
      The correct answer is D (Sh 3875)
  5. Kamaru bought bananas in groups of 20 at sh20 per group. He grouped them into smaller groups of 5 bananas each and sold them at sh10 per group. What percentage profit did he make?
    1. 40%
    2. 50% 
    3. 60 %
    4. 70%
      Working
      For every 20 bananas = sh 25
      One group produces 4 smaller groups of 5 bananas each
      S. P = 4x 10
      = sh40
      B.P price = sh25
      Profit = 40 – 25
      = sh15
      % profit = P/BP x 100
      = 60%
      The correct answer is C (60).
  6. A shopkeeper bought 3 trays of eggs at sh 150 per tray. On the way to the shop, he realized 20% of the eggs were broken. He sold the rest at sh 72 per dozen. How much loss did he make?
    1. sh450
    2. sh432
    3. sh18 
    4. sh28
      Working
      B.P for 3 trays = 3 x 150
      = sh450
      Number of eggs = 3 x 30
      = 90 eggs
      20% eggs broke = 20/100 x 90
      = 18 eggs broken
      Therefore remained = (90 - 18) eggs
      = 72 eggs
      1 dozen = 12 eggs
                 ? = 72 eggs
      = 6 dozens
      1 dozen = sh.72
      6 dozens = ?
      Loss = B.P – S.P
      = 450 - 432
      sh18
      The correct answer is C (sh18)
  7. A Salesperson earns a basic salary of sh7500 per month. He is also paid a 5% commission on all sales above sh30, 000. In a certain month his total earnings were sh.14250. What was his total sales for that month?
    1. sh135000
    2. sh285000
    3. sh165000
    4. sh315000
      Working
      Commission = sh14250 – sh7500
      = sh6750
      5% = sh6750
      100% = ?
      = 100/5 x 6750
      = Sh. 135,000
      Total sales = (135,000 + 30,000)
      = sh165000
      The correct answer is C (sh 165,000)
  8. Shiku bought the following items from a shop
    6kg of sugar @ sh45
    ½ of tea for sh90
    3 kg of rice @ sh30
    2kg of fat @ sh70
    If she used one thousand shillings to pay for the items, what balance did she receive
    1. sh410
    2. sh455
    3. sh590
    4. sh765
      Working
      Shiku’s Bill
      Item Sh ct
      6kg sugar @ sh45 270 00
      ½ kg tea for sh90  90  00
      3kg rice @ sh30

      90

       00
      2kg fat @ sh70   140  00
      Total  590  00
      Total expenditure = sh590
      Balance = sh1000 – sh590
      The correct answer is = sh410 (A)
  9. Maranga paid sh4, 400 for a bicycle after he was given a 12% discount. James bought the same item from a different shop and was given a 15%. How much more than James did Maranga pay for the bicycle?
    1. sh250
    2. sh300
    3. sh750
    4. sh150
      Working
      Maranga B.P = 100% - 12%
      = 88%
      4400/88 x 100 = sh5000
      James B.P = 100% - 15%
      = 85%
      85 x 100/4400 = sh4,250
      How much more? = (5000-4250) shillings
      = sh750
      The correct answer is C (750)
  10. The table below shows postal charges for sending letters;
    Mass of letter Sh ct
    Up to 20g  25  00
    Over 20g up to 50g  30 00 
    Over 50g up to 100g  35  00
    Over 100g up to 250g  50  00
    Over 250g up to 500g  85  00
    Over 500g up to 1kg  135  00
    Over 1kg up to 2kg  190  00

    Namu posted two letters each weighing 95g and another one weighing 450g. How much did he pay at the post office?
    1. sh120
    2. sh135
    3. sh155
    4. sh240
      Working
      Two letters
      95g → Sh35.00
      95g → Sh35 .00
      Another 450g → Sh85.00
      The correct answer is C (sh155)

Volume, Capacity and Mass

Worked Exercises

  1. A Jerry can contains 5 litres of juice. This juice is used to fill 3 containers each of radius 7 cm and height of 10cm. How many milliliters of juice are left in the jerry can?
    1. 38
    2. 480 
    3. 400
    4. 420
      Working
      Volume of container: = Πr2 h
      =22/7 x 7 x 7 x 10
      = 1540 cm3
      Volume of 3 such containers
      = (1540x3) cm3
      = 4620 cm3
      Volume of juice in jerry can = (5 x 1000)
      = 5000cm3
      Volume of juice left = (5000-4620) cm3
      = 380 cm3
      = 380 ml
      The correct answer is A (380ml)
  2. The diagram below represents a solid whose dimensions are shown.
    MathNotes 5vol1
    What is the volume in cm3?
    1. .30000
    2. 300000
    3. 3000
    4. 3000000
      Working
      Volume = Area of the Cross-section x length
      Volume of the top = (20 x 10 x 150)
      = 30,000cm3
      Volume of the bottom = 60 x 30 x150
      = 270,000cm3
      Whole solid = top + bottom
      = 30,000 + 270,000
      = 300,000cm3
      The correct answer is B (300 000)
  3. In the month of October, a farmer delivered 48750kg of maize to a miller. In November the amount of maize delivered was 1850kg more than that of October. The amount delivered in December was 2450kg less than that of November. What was the total mass, in tonnes, was delivered by the farmer in the 3 months?
    1. 145.65
    2. 147.5
    3. 152.4
    4. 150.55
      Working
      October = 48750 kg
      November = (48750+1850) kg
      = 50,600 kg
      December = 50,600-2,450) kg
      = 48,150 kg
      Total mass = 48750+50600 +48150
      = (147500/1000) tonnes
      = 147.5 tonnes.
      The correct answer is B (147.5)
  4. A rectangular tank measures 1.2m by 80cm by 50cm. water is poured into the tank to a height of 15cm. How many more liters of water are needed to fill the tank?
    1. 144
    2. 14.4
    3. 33.6
    4. 336
      Working
      Capacity of the tank = 120 x 80 x 50
      = 480,000cm3
      Convert to litres = 480,000/1000
      = 480litres
      Volume of the water poured = 120 x 80 x 50
      = 144000cm3
      Convert to litres = 144000/1000
      = 144 litres
      Volume of water needed = 480 – 144 = 366litres.
      The correct answer is D (366)
  5. The diagram below represents a solid triangular prism.
    MathNotes 5vol2
    What is the volume in cm3?
    1. 2400
    2. 2000
    3. 5200
    4. 576
      Working
      Apply Pythagorean relation in triangle ABC
      BC =√262 -102
      =√576
      = 24cm
      Volume = Area of the Cross section x length
      = ½ x 24 x 10x 20
      = 2400cm3
      The correct answer is A (2400cm3)
  6. A cylindrical tank has a radius of 2m and a height of 1.5m. The tank was filled with water to a depth of 0.5M. What is the volume of water in the tank, in litres? (П = 3.14)
    1. 6280
    2. 628 
    3. 9240
    4. 18840
      Working
      Volume = П r 2h
      = 3.14 x 2 x 2 x 0.5
      = 6.28 m3
      In litres = (6.28 x1000) litres
      = 6280 litres
      The correct answer A (6280)
  7. When processed, 7kg of coffee beans produce 1kg of processed coffee. Processed coffee is then packed in 50kg bags. A farmer delivered 5.6 tonnes of coffee berries in one month. How many bags were obtained?
    1. 12
    2. 16
    3. 40
    4. 20
      Working
      Mass of coffee berries = 5.6tonnes
      = 5.6x1000
      = 5600kg
      Mass obtained = 5600/7
      = 800kg
      Number of bags = 800 ÷ 50
      = 16 bags
      The correct answer is B (16)
  8. A rectangular container whose base measures 40cm by 60cm has 30 liters of water when full. Find the height of the container in cm.
    1. 0125
    2. 1.25
    3. 12.5
    4. 125
      Working
      V = base area x height
      Height = volume/base area
      Volume = 30 litres
      = 30x1000
      = 30,000cm3
      Height = 30,000/2400
      = 12.5cm
      The correct answer is C (12.5)
  9. A shopkeeper had 43 litres sand 5 litres and 5 dl of paraffin. He packed all the paraffin in 7.5 dl-containers. How many containers did he fill?
    1. 58
    2. 5.8
    3. 6
    4. 60
      Working
      Convert decilitres into litres
      1 dl =1/10 litres
      5 dl =5/10 litres
      7.5 dl =7.5/10 litres = 0.75 litres
      Hence 43 litres 5dl = 43.5 litres
      No of containers = 43.5/0.75 = 58 containers
      The correct answer is 58 (A)
  10. The figure below shows a cylindrical solid of diameter 28cm and length 20 cm. A square hole of side 1.5 cm has been removed. What is the volume of the material in the solid, in 3cm3?
    1. 12320
    2. 4500
    3. 8400
    4. 7820
      Working
      MathNotes 5vol3
      Volume of solid = volume of a cylinder - volume of the square hole
      = ( x 14 x 14x 20) - (15 x 15 x 20)
      = 12320 - 4500
      = 7,820 cm3
      The correct answer is D (7,820cm3)
Wednesday, 15 September 2021 06:19

Measurements - Class 8 Mathematics Revision Notes

Length, Perimeter and Area

Worked Exercise

  1. Tracy used a piece of wire m long to support tomato plants in the garden. The wire was cut into pieces of 28cm long. How many complete pieces were obtained?
    1. 85
    2. 30
    3. 20
    4. 30.10
      Working
      1 M = 100cm
      8½m = ?
      8½ x 100 = 850cm
      1 piece = 28 cm
                ? = 850cm
      = 850/28
      = 30 complete pieces remainder 10cm
  2. The figure below represents a flower garden
    MathNotes 4msr1
    What is the perimeter of the garden?
    1. 25m
    2. 38.5m
    3. 11m
    4. 44m
      Working
      P = ¼П d + r + r
      = ( ¼ x 22/7 x 14) + (7+7)
      = 11 + 14
      = 25 m
      The correct answer is A (25)
  3. The parallel sides of a trapezium measure 10cm by 18cm respectively. If the distance between the parallel sides is 8cm, what is the area of the trapezium in cm²?
    1. 224
    2. 112
    3. 108
    4. 84
      Working
      Area of a trapezium = ½h (a + b)
      = ½ x 8 x (10+18)
      = ½ x 8 x 28
      = 112cm²
  4. The figure below shows vegetable garden.
    MathNotes 4msr2
    What is the perimeter?
    1. 0.526m
    2. 5.26m
    3. 52.6m
    4. 526m
      Working
      Perimeter of semi-circle
      = ½П d(Circumference only)
      =½ x 2 x 22/7 x 7
      = 22m
      To get DC = √ 25 – √ 16
      = √ 9
      = 3m
      Length DE = AB – ED
      = 12.8 – 7
      = 5.8m
      Total length 12.8+ 5 + 3 + 5.8 + 22 + 4
      = 52.6 m
      The correct answer is (52.6)
  5. What is the perimeter of the following shape?
    MathNotes 4msr3
    1. 88cm
    2. 44cm
    3. 176cm
    4. 56cm
      Working
      P = circumference of a circle of radius 7cm
      = 2Π r
      = 2 x 22/7 x 7
      = (44 cm)
  6. The figure below shows a right angled triangle LMN in which LM = 7.5cm and LN = 19.5cm
    MathNotes 4msr4
    What is the area of the triangle in cm²?
    1. 18
    2. 67.5
    3. 27
    4. 34.5
      Working
      Apply Pythagoras relation in triangle LMN
      LN² = LM² + NM²
      Nm² = LN² – LN²
      = 19.5² – 7.5²
      = 380.25 – 56.25
      = 324
      NM = √ 324
      = 18 cm
      Area of triangle LMN
      = Base x height
      = ½ X 18 X 7.5
      = 67.5cm²
      The correct answer is B (67.5cm²)
  7. The area of a right-angled triangle is 84cm². If the height of the triangle is 7cm, what is the length of the longest side?
    1. 25cm
    2. 24cm 
    3. 19cm
    4. 12cm
      Working
      MathNotes 4msr5
      The Pythagoras relationship states that
      H² = b² + h²
      But Area = ½bh
      84 =½ x b x 7
      84 x 2 = 7b
      24 = b
      H² = 24² + 7²
      H² = 576 + 49
      H² = 625
      H = 25
      Therefore the correct answer is 25cm (A)
  8. What is the surface area of an open cylinder whose radius is 6.3cm and height of 25cm.
    1. 114.74cm²
    2. 1239.48cm²
    3. 3118.50cm²
    4. 619cm²
      Working
      Total surface area = Πr2+Πdh
      = ( 22/7x 6.3 x 6.3) + 2 x 22/7 x 6.3 x 25
      = 124.74 + 990
      = 1114.74 cm²
      The correct answer is 1114.74 cm² (A)
  9. A Welder made a door with a design as shown below.
    MathNotes 4msr6
    What is its area? (Take Π =22/7 )
    1. 15.12m²
    2. 12.04m²
    3. 13.36m²
    4. 21.28m²
      Working
      Area of the semi- circle = ½Π r²
      = ½ x 22/7 x 1.4 x 1.4
      = 3.08m²
      Area of the rectangle = L x w
      = 3.2 x 2.8
      = 8.96 m²
      Total area = (3.08 + 8.96 )m²
      = 12.04 m²
      The correct answer is B (12.04m²)
  10. The diagram below represents a plot with a diameter of 28 meters.
    MathNotes 4msr7
    The plot was fenced by erecting posts 4m apart. How many posts were used ? (Π = 22/7)
    1. 12
    2. 17
    3. 18
    4. 19
      Working
      Perimeter =½ П d + d
      = (½ x 22/x 28 + 28)
      = 72
      No of posts = Perimeter/Interval
      =72/4
      = 18 posts
      The correct answer is C (18)
Tuesday, 14 September 2021 13:10

Numbers - Class 8 Mathematics Revision Notes

In this section you will need the following hints to solve the exercises:

  • Place value of whole numbers
  • Total value of whole numbers
  • Multiplication of whole numbers/tables
  • BODMAS
  • LCM and GCD

Worked Exercise

  1. What is four million seventy thousand and five hundred and thirty three?
    1. 4,070,353
    2. 4,070,533
    3. 4,007,533
    4. 4,700,533

      Working
      Using the place value table, the question can be solved as follows:

      Millions
       Hundred
      Thousands
      Ten
      thousands 

      Thousands

      Hundreds

      tens

      Ones
       4  0  7  0  5  3  3
      The correct answer is B (4070533)
  2. What is the square root of 7 9/16
    1. 7 ¾
    2. 2 ¾ 
    3. 1 3/8
    4. 21/16
      Working
      Step 1: Change the mixed fraction to improper Find the square root of both numerator and denominator.
      Step 2: Find the square root of both numerator and denominator
      = √121
          √16
      =11/4
      Step 3: Change the improper fraction to mixed fraction
      = 2¾
      The correct answer is B
  3. What is 25% as a fraction?
    1. 1/5
    2. ¾
    3. ½
    4. ¼
      Working
      Step1: Express the percentage with 100 as a denominator.
      =25/100
      Step 2: Simplify
      =¼  correct answer is D
  4. What is the value of of 1/3 of(½ + 1/9) ÷1/6
    1. 11/324
    2. 1/99
    3. 12/9
    4. 4/11
      Working
      Step1: Using the order of operation, BODMAS, solve the brackets first.
      1/2 + 1/9 = 11/18
      Step 2: Open brackets and calculate ‘of ‘
      =1/3 of (11/18) ÷ 1/6
      =1/3 x (11/18) ÷ 1/6
      =11/54 ÷ 1/6
      Step3: Calculate the division part
      =11/54 ÷ 1/6
      =11/54 x 6/1(multiply by the reciprocal of 1/6)
      =11/9
      Step 4: Change the improper fraction to mixed fraction.
      = 1 2/9
      The correct answer is C.
  5. The price of radio is Sh1800. The price was reduced by 15% during an auction. How much is the price after the reduction?
    1. Sh270
    2. Sh2070
    3. sh1530
    4. sh1785
      Working
      Marked price = Sh1800
      Percentage decrease = 15%
      New price
      85% of Sh1800 (100% - 15%)
      = 85 x 1800/100
      = Sh1, 530
      The correct answer is Sh 1530 (C)
  6. In a certain year a tea factory produced 2500 tonnes of tea leaves. The following year the tonnes increased to 4000. What is the percentage increase?
    1. 160%
    2. 62½ %
    3. 60%
    4. 37½ %
      Working
      First year = 2500 tonnes
      Second year = 4000 tonnes
      Increase = 1500 tonnes (4000-2500)
      % Increase = Increase x 100/Original
      MathNotes 3nmbs1
      = 60%
      The correct answer is C (60%)
  7. What is the next number in the sequence below.
    6, 10, 19, 35, …..
  8. 60
  9. 84 
  10. 71
  11. 51
    Working
    MathNotes 3nmbs2
    The next difference is 5² = 25
    The next number is 35 + 25 = 60
    The correct answer is A (60)

General Geometric Shapes

Square

MathNotes 2pogs 1

  • All sides are equal
  • Opposite sides are parallel
  • Each interior angle is a right angle (90º)
  • The interior angles total up to 360º
  • Diagonals bisect each other at right angles.
  • Diagonals measure the same length and bisect interior angles.

Rectangle

MathNotes 2pogs 2

 

  • Each interior angle is 90º and they all add up to 360º
  • Diagonals are equal
  • Diagonals bisect each other but NOT at right angles

Parallelogram

MathNotes 2pogs 3

  • Opposite sides are equal and parallel
  • Opposite angles are equal
  • Diagonals bisect each other
  • Diagonals are not equal
  • Adjacent angles are supplementary (add up to 180º)

Rhombus

MathNotes 2pogs 4 

  • All sides are equal
  • Opposite sides are parallel
  • Opposite angles are equal
  • Diagonals bisect each other at 90º
  • Diagonals bisect the interior angles

Trapezium

MathNotes 2pogs 5

  • The sum of the interior angles is 360º
  • Has a pair of parallel lines which are not of the same length
  • Has a perpendicular height joining the two parallel lines

Right-angled Triangle (Pythagorean relationship)

MathNotes 2pogs 6

 

  • H2 = b2 + h2
  • b2 = H2 – h2
  • H2 = H2 - b2
    Examples of relationships
    Base Height Hypotenuse
     3  4  5
     6  8  10
     5  12  13
     7  24  25
     8  15  17
     9  40  41

Properties of Triangles and Parallel Lines

Triangle

Exterior angles & interior angles
MathNotes 2pogs 9

  • Angles x, y, and z are exterior angles while a, b, and c are interior angles.
  • Exterior angles add up to 360º while interior angles add up to 180º.
  • Angles x, a; b, z; and c, y; are adjacent to each other and they add up to 180º (supplementary angles)

Parallel Lines and Transversal

MathNotes 2pogs 10

  1. Angles at a point e.g. a + b+ c + d = 360º
  2. Vertically opposite e.g. a/d, b/c, f/g, e/h. They are equal
  3. Corresponding angles e.g. b/f, a/e, c/g, d/h. They are equal
  4. Alternate angles e.g. c/f, d/e are always equal.
  5. Co-interior angles e.g. c/e, d/f, are always equal.
  6. Co-interior/allied angles e.g. c/e, d/f are formed by parallel lines. They are supplementary.

Speed, Distance and Time

The formulae related to speed, distance and time can be derived from the following triangle.
dst

Length

The units of length that are used include the following:

  • millimetre (mm)
  • centimetre (cm)
  • decimetre (dm)
  • Metre (m)
  • Dekametre (Dm)
  • Hectometre (Hm)
  • Kilometre (Km)
    MathNotes 1genfm1 length 1

From the illustration:

  • 10mm = 1cm
  • 10cm = 1dm
  • 10dm = 1m
  • 10m = 1 Dm
  • 10Dm = 1Hm
  • 10 Hm = 1Km

The relationship between the units of lengths may be clearly seen if the units are written with a 10 between them.
MathNotes 1genfm1 length 2

So to find how many small units are equivalent to another, multiply the number of tens between the units, hence:

  • Km 1
  • Hm 10
  • Dm 100
  • M 1000
  • dm 10000
  • mm 1000000

Mass

  • 1000 g = 1Kg
  • 1000 Kg = 1Tonne
  • 1000000 g = 1Tonne

Volume and Capacity

  • 1 cm3 = 1 Ml (millilitre)
  • 1000 cm3 = 1 L (litre)
  • 100 cm3 = 1 dl (decilitre)
  • 1 m3 = 1000 litre
  • 1000000 cm3 = 1 m3
  • 10 dl = 1 Litre
  • 1000ml = 1 Litre

Time

  • 60 Seconds = 1 Minute
  • 60 Minutes = 1Hour
  • 3600 Seconds = 1 Hour
  • 24 Hours = 1 day
  • 7 Days = 1 Week

Area

Rectangle

MathNotes 1genfm2 area 1

 

Area = Length x Width
A = L X W

Square

 MathNotes 1genfm2 area 2

Area = Side x Side
A = S x S
A = S2

Parallelogram

MathNotes 1genfm2 area 3

A = base x Height
A = b x h

Rhombus

MathNotes 1genfm2 area 4

Area = base x height
A = b x h

Triangle

MathNotes 1genfm2 area 5

Area = base x height
A = b x h

Trapezium

MathNotes 1genfm2 area 6

Area = x sum of parallel lines x height
A = (a + b) x h
A = h (a + b)

Circle, half circle, quarter circle

Circle

MathNotes 1genfm2 area 7

Area = П x radius x radius

A = П x r x r

A = Пr2

Half circle

MathNotes 1genfm2 area 8

Area = Area of a full circle ÷ 2

A = П r2
       2

A =½ Пr2

Quarter circle

MathNotes 1genfm2 area 9

A = Area of the full circle ÷ 4

A = Пr2 ÷ 4

A = ¼Пr2

Note: П = 22/7 or 3.14 or 3 1/7

Surface Area

Surface Area of  a Cylinder

MathNotes 1genfm3 sfarea 1

T.S.A = Area of circular ends + area of the curved surface

=2Пr2 + Пdh ( if closed both ends)

T.S.A = Пr2 + Пdh (if open one end )

T.S.A = Пdh (if open both ends/pipe)

Surface Area of  a Cube

MathNotes 1genfm3 sfarea 2

T.S.A = Total area of all the six faces

= 6 x L x L

= 6L2 (if closed)

or

= 5L2 (if open one end)

Surface Area of  a Cuboid

MathNotes 1genfm3 sfarea 3

T.S.A = Total area for the six faces

= 2 (L x w) + 2 (L x h) + 2 (w x h)

or

= (L x w) + 2 (L x h) + 2(w x h) ( if open on top)

Surface Area of  a Triangular prism

MathNotes 1genfm3 sfarea 4

T.S.A = Area of all the 5 faces of the prism

Volume of Cylinder and Rectangular Shapes

Volume of a Cylinder

Volume = Base area x height

= Пr2 x height

= Пr2h

Volume of a Rectangular shape

Volume = Base area x height

V = L x w x h

Note: Depending on the cross-section, the volume of any shape / solid is given by.

V = Area of cross-section x height/length

Perimeter

Perimeter of a Rectangle

MathNotes 1genfm2 area 1

P = Length + Length + Width + Width

= L + L + W + W

= 2L + 2W or 2(L + W)

Perimeter of a Square

MathNotes 1genfm2 area 2

P = L + L + L + L

= 4L

Perimeter of a Circle

MathNotes 1genfm4 per 3

C = П x diameter

= Пd or 2Пr

Note: Perimeter of a full circle is called circumference

Perimeter of a Half a Circle

MathNotes 1genfm4 per 4

Perimeter = circumference + diameter

P = ½Пd + d

Note: For triangles and irregular shapes, JUST ADD THE DISTANCE ALL ROUND.

Expressing area of large shape

Hectare – A shape that measures 100m by 100m

Therefore 1ha = (100 x 100)m2

1 ha = 10000m2

Are – a piece / shape that measures 10m by 10m

Therefore 1 are = 10 x 10

1 are = 100m2

Hence:

1 ha = 10000m21are = 100m2

1ha = 100ares

Thursday, 09 September 2021 13:44

Mathematics - Class 8 End Term 1 Exam 2021 Set 2

STANDARD 8, END OF TERM 1
MATHEMATICS
NAME....................................................SCHOOL...............................

  1. What is 8 346 524 in words?
    1. Eight million three hundred and forty six thousand, five hundred and twenty four.
    2. Eighty three million forty six thousand five hundred and twenty four
    3. Eight hundred and thirty four thousand six hundred and fifty two and four tenth.
    4. Eighty three million four hundred and six thousand and twenty four.
  2. What is the value of
    Mathet121s2q2
    1. 1
    2. 9
    3. 12
    4. 60
  3. What is 4 899.84 rounded off the nearest whole number?
    1. 4899
    2. 4 899.8
    3. 7890
    4. 4 900
  4. What is the LCM of 18, 24 and 36?
    1. 6
    2. 72
    3. 144
    4. 108
  5. What is the sum of the total values of digit 2 and digit 7 in the number 4 265 785?
    1. 200 000
    2. 700
    3. 200 700
    4. 265 700
  6. Hassan bought the following items from a shop.
    3 packets of maize flour at sh. 110
    2kg rice for sh. 210 1 1/2kg of ndengu at Sh. 140
    2 loaves of bread at sh. 55
    If he paid using 2-500 shilling notes, how much balance did he get?
    1. Sh. 140
    2. Sh. 860
    3. Sh. 199
    4. Sh. 805
  7. What is the value of x in the equation?
    Mathet121s2q7
    1. 4  
    2. 2
    3. 3
    4. 1
  8. The area of a square is 3 364m2. What is the length of one side of the square?
    1. 1 682
    2. 58
    3. 841
    4. 52
  9. What is the CORRECT order of writing the fractions 2/3, 1/2, 3/5, 4/from the smallest to the largest? 
    1.  2/33/54/71/2 
    2.  1/22/33/5 ,4/7
    3.  1/2 ,4/7  , 3/5 ,2/3
    4.  4/7 ,3/5   , 2/3 ,1/2
  10. In the triangle ABC below, draw a bisector of angle ABC and angle BCD. Join the two bisectors and let them meet at x. Let point x be the centre of the circle and draw a circle touching the sides ABC. What is the length of the radius?
    Mathet121s2q10
    1. 2.5cm
    2. 5c
    3. 42cm
    4. 8.4c
  11. A rectangular picce of land measures 215m by 65m. Fencing posts are put at an interval of 5m. How many posts are required to fence?
    1. 56
    2. 280
    3. 560
    4. 112
  12. Okello bought a jacket for sh. 1 350 after getting a 10% discount. What was the marked price of the jacket?
    1. Sh. 1 215
    2. Sh. 1 650
    3. Sh. 1 500
    4. Sh. 1 800
  13. The table below shows the number of crates of a soda delivered in a depot for six days.
    Days Mon Tue Wed Thur Fri Sat
    No of crates   24  32  18  25  27  33

    What was the median sale in that week?
    1. 27
    2. 18
    3. 33
    4. 26
  14. Nyar Gem and Jar Kisumu shared some money in the ratio 2:3. How much more money did Jar Kisumu get than Nyar Gem if they shared Sh. 8 400 in total?
    1. Sh. 3 360
    2. Sh. 1 680
    3. Sh. 5 040
    4. Sh. 4 200
  15. What is the value of 0.6+0.4+0.25
                                            0.2
    1. 2.2
    2. 4.4
    3. 11
    4. 3.6
  16. Which of the following statement is NOT TRUE about a square?
    1. All sides are equal.
    2. Has two pairs of parallel sides.
    3. All interior angles are equal.
    4. Diagonals are not equal.
  17. Kamau had the following denominations of money.
    2 - 1000 shillings notes
    12- 500 shilling notes
    8 - 200 shilling notes.
    12 - 100 shilling notes
    He decided to change all the money into fifty shilling notes How many notes did he get in total?
    1. 408
    2. 216
    3. 10 800
    4. 108
  18. On a map a road of 12km is represented by 6cm. What is the scale used?
    1. 1:2 00
    2. B. 1: 20 000
    3. 1:200 000
    4. 1:2 000 000
  19. What is the simplest form of
    Mathet121s2q19
    1.  8x +2y
    2. 6x
    3. 4.x + 2y
    4. 8x
  20. A rectangular plot has a diagonal of 170m. If the lenth is 150m, how long is the width?
    1. 120m
    2. 160m
    3. 80m
    4. 270m
  21. The triangle PQR below is drawn to scale.
    Mathet121s2q21
    What is the size of angle QPR?
    1. 55°
    2. 74°
    3. 68°
    4. 52°
  22. Ogello is paid sh. 14 375 after working for 25 day's How much does he carn for working 12 days?
    1. Sh. 575
    2. Sh. 6000
    3. Sh 11 500
    4. SHS 750
  23. A meeting was attended by 600 people. Out of these 0.14 were men, 0.2 were women and the rest were youth How many youths were there?
    1. 84
    2. 204
    3. 120
    4. 396
  24. Terry is twice as old as Tracy but eight years younger than Iriza, If Tracy is y years old. what will be the sum of their ages in 6 years lo come?
    1. 5y +26
    2. 5y + 8
    3. 4y + 26
    4. 4y + 18
  25. A family uses 2 - 500ml packets of milk daily. How many litres of milk does the family consume in the month of January. February and March of a leap year?
    1. 92 litres
    2. 90 litres
    3. 89 litres
    4. 91 litres
  26. What is the square root of 0.0016?
    1. 0.0004
    2. 0.004 
    3. 0.04
    4. 04
  27. Kiprono ran round the track 7 times.
    Mathet121s2q27
    How many kilometres did he cover?
    1. 3
    2. 30
    3. 300
    4. 3 000
  28. Wanjala bought a cow at Sh. 14 000. During the dry season he sold-it making a 15% loss. At what price did he sell the cow?
    1. Sh 11 900
    2. Sh. 16 100
    3. Sh. 2 100
    4. Sh. 12 150
  29. A wheel of radius 28cm makes 2 000 revolutions. How many kilometres docsit cover?
    1. 325 000km
    2. 3 520km
    3. 352km
    4. 3.52km
  30. What is the value of
    1/2 + 1/2(1/3 - 1/6) of 2/3 ÷ 1/4?

    1. 13/18
    2. 5/18
    3. 13/24
    4. 12/17
  31. Kawira bought 60 mangoes @ sh. 5 each. She spent sh. 100 on transport. During transportaion, 10 mangoes got spoilt and sold the rest at sh 12 each. How much profit did she make?
    1. Sh. 300
    2. Sh. 200
    3. Sh. 150
    4. Sh. 400
  32. Line AB below is part of a Rhombus. Angle ABC 65° Complete the Rhombus. What is the length of diagonal BD?






    Mathet121s2q32
    1. 5.8cm
    2. 4cm
    3. 10.3cm
    4. 8.6cm
  33. A bus left Mombasa on Tuesday at 8:30pm. It took 8 hours 45min to reach Nairobi. On what day and time did it get to Nairobi?
    1. Wednesday 0515hrs
    2. Wednesday 1715hrs
    3. Tuesday 1515hrs
    4. Tuesday 0315hrs
  34. The pie chart below shows how Mkulima spent his sh. 36 000 salary
    Mathet121s2q34
    How much did he save?
    1. 6 000
    2. 4 000
    3. 2 000
    4. 24 000
  35. A car travelled a distance of 216km in 3 hours hours and later covered another 144km in 2 hours. What was the average speed in km per hour.
    1. 72km/h
    2. 60km/h
    3. 80km/h
    4. 90km/h
  36. The diagram below shows a cuboid.
    Mathet121s2q36
    Calculate the surface area.
    1. 220cm2 
    2. 196cm2 
    3. 168cm2 
    4. 112cm2 
  37. A carton contains 36 - 500g tins of blueband. How many tonnes does such 12 cartons carry?
    1. 216
    2. 21.6
    3. 2.16
    4. 0.216
  38. The diagram below sows a Trapezium ABCD
    Mathet121s2q38
    What is the area of the trapezium?
    1. 840cm2 
    2. 420cm2
    3. 510cm2 
    4. 255cm2 
  39. A tank had water upto 4 full. When 120 litres of water were drawn from the tank, it became 1/2 full. What was the capacity of the tank?
    1. 160 litres
    2. 480 litres
    3. 360 litres
    4. 340 litres
  40. At a prayer rally 2 800 men attended. The number of women was 1 800 more than that of men but 3 200 less than that of children. How many people attended the rally?
    1. 15 200
    2. 10 600
    3. 7 400
    4. 7800
  41. In the figure below ABCDE is a rhombus and BCD is a triangle. Angle BDC = 54° and line BD = line BC.
    Mathet121s2q41
    What is the size of angle DEA?
    1. 63º
    2. 68°
    3. 117°
    4. 78°
  42. The table below shows the charges of sending money via money order.
    Range Charged
    upto - 1000  110 
    1001 - 2500  165
    2501 - 5000  225
    5001 - 10000  285
    10001 - 20000  355

    Njagi sent two money orders one of sh. 12 000 and another one of sh. 7 500. How much money in total did he pay at the post office?
    1. Sh. 19 500
    2. Sh.20 040
    3. Sh. 640
    4. Sh. 20 140
  43. Kirinkai is paid a basic salary of sh. 18 000 and a commission of 4% on all the sales he makes. How much money did he earn in a month he sold goods worth sh. 480 000
    1. Sh. 19 200
    2. Sh. 18 000
    3. Sh. 37 200 
    4. Sh. 19 920
  44. What is the sixth number in the pattern
    1, 4, 9, 16,_____?
    1. 25
    2. 36
    3. 49
    4. 29
  45. The marked price of a generator is sh. 36 000 but a discount of 20% is given on cash payment. On hire purchase a deposit of sh. 6 000 and monthly instalment of sh. 3 000 for 12 months. How much more is the hirepurchase price than cash price?
    1. Sh. 42 000
    2. Sh. 28 800
    3. Sh. 12 000 
    4. Sh. 13 200
  46. The table mat below is made up of rectangular cloth joined to a semi-circular ones.
    Mathet121s2q46
    What is the area of the table mat?
    1. 12 712cm2 
    2. 8808cm2 
    3. 4 704cm2 
    4. 8 710cm2 
  47. The table below shows the number of crates of broad sold by a supplier.
    DAY MON TUE WED THUR FRI SAT SUN
    No. of crates sold  16  15  7  6  13  8  12

    If a crate holds 15 breads, how many breads did he sell that week?
    1. 77
    2. 1155
    3. 1005
    4. 67
  48. The mass of an empty lorry is 7.2 tonnes. When loaded with 60 bags of maize each with a mass of 90kg and 45 bags of rice each of mass 50kg. What is the mass of loaded lorry in tonnes?
    1. 14.85 tonnes
    2. 7650 tonnes
    3. 7.65 tonnes
    4. 14 850 tonnes
  49. The number of road accidents recorded in the country in the year 2019 was 17 000.In the year 2020 the number decreased to 14 450. What was the percentage decrease?
    1. 1712%
    2. 85%
    3. 15%
    4. 20
  50. The graph below shows the journey by Kipkewewe from Kapchorua to Kiplagich and back.
    Mathet121s2q50
    What was the average speed for the whole journey?
    1. 12km/h
    2. 30km/h
    3. 24km/h 
    4. 40km/h

MARKING SCHEME

  1. A
  2. B
  3. D
  4. B
  5. C
  6. A
  7. D
  8. B
  9. C
  10. A
  11. D
  12. C
  13. D
  14. B
  15. C
  16. D
  17. B
  18. C
  19. D
  20. C
  21. A
  22. B
  23. D
  24. A
  25. D
  26. B
  27. D
  28. A
  29. D
  30. A
  31. B
  32. B
  33. A
  34. B
  35. A
  36. A
  37. D
  38. B
  39. B
  40. A
  41. C
  42. D
  43. C
  44. B
  45. D
  46. A
  47. B
  48. D
  49. C
  50. C
Thursday, 09 September 2021 06:55

Mathematics - Class 7 End Term 1 Exam 2021 SET 2

  1. What is nine million one hundred and nine thousand and nine written in symbols?
    1. 9100909
    2. 9109009
    3. 9019009
    4. 9010909
  2. In a polling station the number of registered voters was 679495. What was the number rounded off to the nearest ten thousands?
    1. 680000
    2. 679000
    3. 700000
    4. 679500
  3. What is the sum of the total values of digits 6 and 2 in the number 864280?
    1. 6020
    2. 60200
    3. 860200
    4. 62000
  4. What is the value of 96120 divided by 24?
    1. 4005
    2. 405
    3. 45
    4. 40005
  5. What is the value of 1/8 + (1/3 ÷ 1/6) ?
    1. 21/6 
    2. 41/24
    3. 21/8
    4. 5/8
  6. What is the place value of digit 4 in the number 58.3948?
    1. Thousandths
    2. Hundredths
    3. Ten thousandths
    4. Tens
  7. What is the circumference of the circle drawn below?
    class 7 set 2 ET1 math Q7
    1. 220m
    2. 290m
    3. 110m
    4. 255m
  8. A hotel buys 41.5 litres of milk every day. How many litres of milk did the hotel buy in the month of January, February and March year 2021?
    1. 3776.51
    2. 37351
    3. 38181
    4. 3776.251
  9. The figure below shows angles formed by two intersecting lines.
    class 7 set 2 ET1 math Q9
    Which of the following pair of angles are vertically opposites?
    1. f and h
    2. gandh
    3. f and g
    4. e andf
  10. What is the next number in the series
    12, 14, 17, 22, 29 _____ ?
    1. 38
    2. 42
    3. 40
    4. 46
  11. What is the actual length of a road in kilometres that measures 4cm on a map drawn to a scale of 1:400000?
    1. 160km
    2. 1.6km
    3. 16kom
    4. 0.16 km
  12. A sales lady salary of sh 4000 was increased by 16%. What was the new salary of the sales lady?
    1. sh. 640
    2. sh. 3360
    3. sh. 4640
    4. sh. 10460
  13. A dairy company donated 60 carton of milk to a pre-school. If each carton contained 80-2dl packet of milk, how many litres of milk was donated?
    1. 9.6
    2. 9600
    3. 96
    4. 960
  14. The perimeter of a square plot of land is 216m. What is the area of the plot quare metres?
    1. 28162
    2. 864m2
    3. 2916m2
    4. 46656m2
  15. Muli bought the following items from a supermarket.
    1kg sugar @sh. 115
    ½kg rice @sh. 110
    2kg maize flour for sh. 130
    2 loaves of bread @sh. 45
    If he paid using sh. 1000 note, how much balance did he get back?
    1. sh. 725
    2. sh. 610
    3. sh. 275
    4. sh. 390
  16. Which of the following statement is incorrect about an equilateral triangle?
    1. All sides are equal
    2. Sum of angles add upto 180°
    3. All angles are equal
    4. Base angles are equal
  17. A train left Nairobi at 6.15pm and took 2¼ hrs to reach Mombasa. At what time in 12 hour clock system did it reach Mombasa?
    1. 8.30am
    2. 7.45pm
    3. 8.30pm
    4. 7.45am
  18.  A motorist drove from Nakuru to Naivasha town a distance of 360km taking 4 hours. What was the average speed in kilometres per hour for the joumey?
    1. 9km/hr
    2. 20km/hr
    3. 90km/hr
    4. 80km/hr
  19. What is the L.C.M of 30, 40 and 60?
    1. 10
    2. 120
    3. 240
    4. 180
  20. The table below shows number of eggs sold by a vendor in a week.
     Days   Mon   Tue   Wed   Thur   Fri   Sat   Sun 
     No. sold    22   16   22   17  24   20   26
    What is the mean number of eggs sold in the week?
    1. 22
    2. 17
    3. 21
    4.  20
  21. Using a ruler and a pair of compass construct triangle XYZ such that line XY=8cm, YZ=7cm and XZ = 6.5cm. Measure the size of angle YZX.
    1. 58°
    2. 105°
    3. 75°
    4. 47°
  22. Which of the following is the correct order 3/5, 5/8, 7/10, and ½ of arranging from the largest to the smallest?
    1. ½, 3/5,5/87/10
    2. 3/57/105/8, ½
    3. ½, 7/105/83/5
    4. 7/105/83/5, ½
  23. The table below show time table of a bus between different towns
     Town   Arrival time   Departure time 
     Nairobi 
     Naivasha 
     Gilgil
     Nakuru
     Eldoret
     _________
     10.25pm
     12.10pm
     1.50pm
     2.45pm
      9.10am
     10.40am
     12.25pm
       2.10pm
      __________
    How long did the bus take to travel from Naivasha town to Nakuru?
    1. 31/6 hrs
    2. 15/6 hrs
    3. 3½ hrs
    4. 2¾hrs
  24. What is the difference between the L.C.M of 15, 20 and 25 and the G.C.D of 45, 75 and 90?
    1. 315
    2. 10
    3. 85
    4. 285
  25. A lorry is carrying 90 cartons each holding 40 tins of cooking fat. If each tin weighs 500g, what was the total mass of tins in kilograms?
    1. 1.8kg
    2. 180kg
    3. 1800kg
    4.  0.18kg
  26. In a class the number of boys is 1/3 and the rest are girls. If there were 40 girls in the class, how many pupils were there in total/
    1. 60
    2. 35
    3. 75
    4. 90
  27. A lady sold milk from 12th January to 9th March 2020. For how many days did she sell the milk?
    1. 58
    2. 59
    3. 57
    4. 56.
  28. The figure below represents a stack made of cuboids.
    class 7 set 2 ET1 math Q28
    How many cuboids are used to make the stack drawn above?
    1. 33
    2. 32
    3. 30
    4. 27
  29. Using a ruler and a pair of compass construct triangle MNT such that line MN=5cm, NT=4 cm and angle MNT=120°. Bisect angle MNT and let the bisector meet line MT at S Measure the length of line MS.
    1. 4.3cm
    2. 7.8cm
    3. 2.3cm
    4. 3.4cm
  30. The figure below shows a school ground.
    class 7 set 2 ET1 nath Q30
    An athletee run all round the field two times, how many metres did he cover? (Take π=22/7)
    1. 400m
    2. 526m
    3. 800m
    4. 1052m
  31. What is 7.5% written as a fraction to its simplest from possible.
    1. 15/2
    2. ¾
    3. 3/40
  32. The table below shows postal rates for sending money order. 
     Order value in shs.   Commission 

     Not exceeding 500
    500 - 1000
    1001 -3000
    3001 - 5000
    5001 - 10000
    10001 - 20000
    20001 - 30000

      sh. 42
      sh. 144
      sh. 174
      sh. 209
      sh. 295 
      sh. 441
      sh. 617

    A father sent school fees for his two children as follows sh. 10500 and sh. 17400 respectively. How much commission did he pay at the post office?
    1. sh. 617
    2. sh. 1058
    3. sh. 736
    4. sh. 882
  33. What is the value of   class t set 2 ET1 math Q33

    1. 62/3
    2. 4
    3. 3
    4. 2
  34. What is the value of   16.42 − (3.16 + 8.4)  
                                                   2.43
    1. 0.2
    2. 200
    3. 2
    4. 20
  35. A staff meeting ended at 5.00pm after taking 5 hours 55 minutes. At what time did the meeting started? 
    1. 12.55pm
    2. 11.05am
    3. 12.05pm
    4. 11.55am
  36. The figure below shows a rectangular tank.
    class 7 set 2 ET1 math Q36
    If the tank is to be filled with water using 50 litres container, how many containers will be required to fill the tank?
    1. 240
    2. 160
    3. 480
    4. 320
  37. A square garden has an area of 10.24m2. What is the length of each side in centimetres?
    1. 3.2cm
    2. 3200cm
    3. 320cm
    4. 32cm
  38. Work out the value of 22/3 × 3½?
    1. 61/3
    2. 62/3
    3. 91/3
    4. 31/9
  39. In a harambee there were 850 adults and 457 children. If each adult contributed sh. 200 and each child contributed sh. 100, how much money was collected altogether?
    1. sh. 215700
    2. sh. 176400
    3. sh. 91400 
    4. sh. 21750
  40. What is the value of 5(3y - 2x) - 13y + 6x to its simplest form possible?
    1. 28y + 4x
    2. 2y + 4x
    3. 2y − 4x
    4. 28y + 16x
  41. The pie chart below shows how a lady spent her salary.
    class 7 Set 2 ET1 math Q41
    If her salary was sh. 56000, how much money did she spent on rent?
    1. sh. 21000
    2. sh. 14000
    3. sh. 28000
    4. sh. 32000
  42. What is the area of the triangle drawn below.
    class 7 Set 2 ET1 math Q42
    1. 720m2
    2. 270m2
    3. 432m2
    4. 216m2
  43. Joel got 80% of the total marks in the end term examination. If the total marks was 500, how many marks did he lose on the examination?
    1. 100
    2. 140
    3. 400
    4. 360
  44. What is the value of t in the equation
    4t − 6 + 36t = 60?
    1. 117/20
    2. 13/5
    3. 113/20
  45. The price of a text book is sh. 600. If the price was decreased by 15%, what was the new price of the book? 
    1. sh. 570
    2. sh. 690
    3. sh. 450
    4. sh. 510
  46. The diagram below shows a cuboid whose length is 0.48m and a width of 0.25m.
    class 7 set 2 ET1 math Q46
    If its volume is 0.042m3, what is the length of its height (h) in centimetres?
    1. 55cm
    2. 38cm
    3. 35cm
    4. 28cm
  47. A vendor sold 2500 copies of daily nation news paper at sh. 70 each. If the vendor got 8% of the total sales, how much money did the vendor receive from the sales?
    1. sh. 50000
    2. sh. 14000
    3. sh. 35000
    4. sh. 70000
  48. In the figure below line AB = AC, angle ABC=50°, angle ECA=15° and angle BAD= angle DAC.
    class 7 Set 2 ET1 math Q48
    What is the size of angle AEC?
    1. 30°
    2. 25°
    3. 15°
    4. 20°
  49. In the figure drawn below, the radius of the circle is 35cm with a centre O.
    Take π = 22/7
    class 7 set 2 et1 MATH q49
    What is the area of the shaded part?
    1. 3850cm2 
    2. 2450cm2
    3. 1400cm2
    4. 700cm2
  50. The bar graph drawn below shows amount of rainfall recorded in a week.
    CLASS 7 set 2 ET1 math Q50
    What was the amount of rainfall recorded in the last four days of the week?
    1. 1055mm
    2. 2250mm
    3. 1100mm
    4. 1150mm

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Thursday, 09 September 2021 06:22

Mathematics - Class 6 End Term 1 Exam 2021 Set 2

STANDARD 6, END OF TERM 1
MATHEMATICS
NAME....................................................SCHOOL...............................

  1. Which one of the following numbers is 500016 written in words?
    1. Fifty thousand and sixteen
    2. Five hundred thousand and sixteen
    3. Five hundred and sixteen
    4. Five hundred thousand one hundred and six
  2. What is the difference between 1 1/4 and 41/3, then added to 1/5?
    1. 5 47/60
    2. 3 1/2
    3. 3 17/60
    4. 3 1/12
  3. What is the Highest Common Factor of
    12, 18 and 24?
    1. 72
    2. 48
    3. 6
    4. 3
  4. Round off 6965 to the nearest hundreds
    1. 6970
    2. 6900
    3. 6950
    4. 7000
  5. Work out: 9636 + 12?
    1. 8 rem. 6
    2. 8
    3. 803
    4. 830
  6. What is the ne number in the sequence below?
    36, 45, 54, 63, ___?
    1. 81
    2. 74
    3. 72
    4. 57
  7. Express 13/4 as a mixed number.
    1. 11 2/5,
    2. 2 1/4
    3. 1.34
    4. 3 1\4
  8. What is the sum of the total value of digits 2 and 6 in the number 52769?
    1. 26
    2. 2060
    3. 2006
    4. 2160
  9. Solve: 2 (9-4) = 20
    1. 46
    2. 14
    3. 12
    4. 10
  10. A bus arrived in Kisii from Nairobi at 1.30 p.m. If the whole journey took 4 1/2  hours at what time had the bus left Nairobi?
    1. 6.00 pm
    2. 9.00 am
    3. 9.00p.m
    4. 6.00 am
  11. What is the missing number in the factor tree below?
    Maths6et1s2q11
    1. 4
    2. 9
    3. 5
    4. 12
  12. There are 894 pupils at Pap Oriang Primary School. If there are 432 boys, how many girls are there in the school?
    1. 462
    2. 362
    3. 1236
    4. 1326 3.
  13. What is the value of
    0.241 +0.9 +4.36?
    1. 7.31
    2. 4.501
    3. 5.501
    4. 4.401
  14. What is XLVI written in Hindu Arabic numerals?
    1. 66
    2. 56
    3. 44
    4. 46
  15. What is the sum of all prime numbers between 90 and 100?
    1. 97
    2. 188
    3. 190
    4. 198
  16. A butcher bought 8 kg of meat. How many grams of meat did he buy?
    1. 875g
    2. 8750g
    3. 8349
    4. 8.75g
  17. What is the place value of digit 6 in the number 24.136?
    1. Thousandths
    2. Hundredths
    3. Tenths
    4. Ones
  18. What is the perimeter of the figure below?
    Maths6et1s2q18
    1. 1700m
    2. 2200m
    3. 2500m
    4. 3000m
  19. In Karumo village there are 945424 people. 416250 are men and 220790 are women. The rest are children. How many children are there in the village?
    1. 308565
    2. 308455
    3. 308384
    4. 307384
  20. Work out:
    Hours    Minutes
       6            35
     +7            40      
    ______________
    1. 14 hrs 15 mins
    2. 13hrs 75 mins
    3. 13hr 45 min
    4. 13 hrs 15 min
  21. What is the area of the figure below?
    Maths6et1s2q21
    1. 80cm2
    2. 72cm2
    3. 45cm2
    4. 40cm2
  22. In a class of 45 pupils, of the pupils are girls. How many boys were there on a day when 5 boys were absent?
    1. 25
    2. 20
    3. 15
    4. 5
  23. Work out: 3.461 x 8
    1. 2768.8
    2. 2.7688
    3. 276.88
    4. 27.688
  24. What is the area of the shaded region in the figure below?
    Maths6et1s2q24
    1. 88cm2
    2. 120cm2
    3. 240cm2
    4. 450cm2
  25. Work out:
       M        Cm
       40        90
    + 30        80  
    ___________
    1. 71m 70cm
    2. 70m 170cm
    3. 87m 00cm
    4. 71m 170cm 
  26. The area of the rectangle below is 84cmIf its width is 6cm, what is its perimeter?
    Maths6et1s2q26
    1. 90cm
    2. 40cm
    3. 20cm
    4. 14cm
  27. Arrange the fractions below from the largest to the smallest.
    1/7 , 1/3 , 1/21/9
    1.  1/71/9  , 1/31/2
    2.  1/91/7  , 1/3 , 1/2
    3.  1/3 , 1/21/7 ,1/9
    4.   1/2 ,1/3  , 1/7 ,1/9
  28. Simplify:
    6x + 10x + 2q + 49 - 2x
    1. 14x + 49
    2. 6x - 149
    3. 14x + 69
    4. 14x - 64 29.
  29. Work out:
    9 1/5 - 5 3/4
    1. 4 1/10.
    2. .4 2/9
    3. 3 9/20
    4. 8 4/9
  30. What is the value of the angle marked q in the figure below?
    Maths6et1s2q30
    1. 130°
    2. 80°
    3. 75°
    4. 50°
  31. The difference between two numbers is 36436. If the smaller number is 21837, what is the bigger number?
    1. 58764
    2. 14599
    3. 58273
    4. 57663
  32. What is the area of the shaded part in the figure below?
    Maths6et1s2q32
    1. 346cm2
    2. 250cm2
    3. 154cm2
    4. 96cm2
  33. Nevine bought the following items from a kiosk.
    5 mangoes at sh. 10 each
    A loaf of bread at sh. 55
    A packet of milk @ sh. 50
    A bar of soap for sh. 60
    How much balance did she get if she paid using a sh. 500 note?
    1. Sh. 215
    2. Sh. 385
    3. Sh. 285
    4. Sh. 485
  34. Work out:
    24 x 1 7/8
    1. 45
    2. 30
    3. 1/45
    4. 1/30.
  35. Add: 1082 +9197 +5096 + 3981 =
    1. 17046
    2. 9077
    3. 18356
    4. 19356
  36. What is the volume of the cuboid below?
    Maths6et1s2q36
    1. 320cm3
    2. 80cm3
    3. 32cm3
    4. 22cm3
  37. What is the time in the clockfact below?
    Maths6et1s2q37
    1. Eleven o'clock
    2. Five minutes to eleven
    3. Eleven minutes to five
    4. Five minutes to eleven
  38. Which type of angle is drawn below?
    Maths6et1s2q38
    1. Acute angle
    2. Reflex angle
    3. Obtuse angle
    4. Right angle
  39. What is the value of 3p + 4 + 2q
    If p = 2 and q = 3?
    1. 16
    2. 15
    3. 9
    4. 0.5
  40. Work out:
    Weeks     Days
       2             5
    + 1             4     
    _____________
    1. 3 weeks 9 days
    2. 4 weeks 2 days
    3. 4 weeks 6 days
    4. 4 weeks 1 day
  41. How many quarter litre packets are there in 8 litres?
    1. 2
    2. 4
    3. 16
    4. 32
  42. What is the LCM of 24, 30 and 36?
    1. 72
    2. 360
    3. 540
    4. 1080
  43. Which of the following numbers is divisible by 4?
    1. 4824
    2. 4114
    3. 4401
    4. 4410
  44. How many grammes are there in 12kg?
    1. 120
    2. 1200
    3. 12000
    4. 120000
  45. How many rectangles are there in the figure below?
    Maths6et1s2q45
    1. 4
    2. 5
    3. 7
    4. 9
  46. Convert 86/100 into a decimal
    1. 86.00
    2. 8.6
    3. 100.86
    4. 0.86 
  47. Round off 270m 49cm to the nearest metres
    1. 271m
    2. 27049m
    3. 270m
    4. 2749m
  48. Lydia is 11 years old. Her mother is three times older than her. What is their total age?
    1. 44 years
    2. 33 years
    3. 22 years
    4. 14 years
  49. Mwikali uses 6 litres of milk daily in her hotel. How many litres does she use in the month of July?
    1. 186
    2. 180
    3. 174
    4. 168
  50. The graph below shows the favourite dishes for pupils in std. 6 in Sellys Junior School.
    Maths6et1s2q50
    How many pupils are there in std. 6?
    1. 11
    2. 12
    3. 39
    4. 40

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