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Singapore Math Placement Test For 1st Grade / Primary 1
Time allowed: 1 hour 30 minutes
Instructions:
- This Singapore Math placement test is based on the Singapore
Math curriculum for 1st Grade / Primary 1.
- You may print out this page for your child to try within the time
allowed, or ask him to write down his answers on a piece of paper
while reading the questions on this page.
- DO NOT prompt him or offer him any hints on how to solve the
questions in this test.
- STOP this test when the time is up, even if he has not attempted all
the questions.
- Check your child's answers with our answer
key and calculate his total score.
- if your child does not score at least 85 marks for this placement
test, he probably needs these Singapore Math
books.
Section A (2 marks each)
Fill in the correct answers.
For questions 1 and 2, count and write down the correct numbers.
________
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- Write fifty-two as a number. ________
- Write 97 in words. ________________________________________
- Thirty-eight = ________ tens ________ ones
- The number 73 comes before ________.
- 29, ________, ________, 32, 33
- ________, 85, 83, ________, 79
- Arrange the numbers below in order. Start with the smallest number.
35, 17, 87, 54, 78 ________________________________________
- When I take away 3 tens from 76, I get ________.
- 9 tens 3 ones = 50 + ________
- 4 ones more than 48 is ________.
- 15 less than ________ is 36.
- 26 + 37 = ________
- 83 - 45 = ________
- 9 + ________ = 16
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________ is the longest.

    

 
A pen is as long as ________ paperclips.
- Which is the lightest, A, B or C? ________
 
- Which is the heaviest, A, B or C? ________
 


The time is ________.
The graph below shows the number of sweets that 5 children have. Use it
to answer questions 22 to 26.








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| James |
Irene |
Alan |
Gary |
Cindy |
- James has ________ sweets more than Cindy.
- Irene has ________ sweets fewer than Gary.
- James and Alan have ________ sweets altogether.
- Irene has 3 sweets more than ________.
- Altogether, the five children have ________ sweets.
- The amount of money shown below is ________.
- A one-dollar note can be exchanged for ________ five-cent coins.
- Use $10, $5 or $2 notes to make $17 below.

The shaded face is a ________.

The figure shown is made up of 1 ________ and 2 ________.
- 4 x 6 = ________
- 7 + 7 + 7 + 7 + 7 = ________ x 7
- Peter puts 27 toy cars on 3 shelves equally. He puts ________ toy
cars on each shelf.

- Circle the greatest number below.
65 76
56 67
- Circle the sum that is equal to 16 below.
83 - 68 4 x 4
5 + 9
- Circle the sum that is more than 36 below.
9 x 4 17 + 18
52 - 15
- Colour the 3rd fish from the right.
        
- Colour the seventh rabbit.
- Colour the biggest triangle.

For questions 41 and 42, draw the shape that comes next.


- Colour 6 coins to make up 75˘.

- Draw some more 5˘ coins to make $1.

Section B (3 marks each)
Solve these problems and show your workings clearly.
- Rose had 84 stamps. She used 27 of them. How many stamps did she
have left?
- Desmond has 49 postcards. Janice has 36 postcards more than Desmond.
How many postcards does Janice have?
- Ann bought 6 boxes of pies. There were 5 pies in each box. How many
pies did she buy altogether?
- Sara and Joe have $100 altogether. If Sara has $63, how much money
does Joe have?
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