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Quantitative Reasoning
Quantitative Reasoning
CLASS: PRIMARY 5 SUBJECT: QUANTITATIVE REASONING
NAME:………………………………………………………………………………...
Answer all questions
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4.) (5.)
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6.) (7.)
8.) (9.)
10.) If 7 days make a week, how many days are there in 6 weeks? _______________
11.) If a tree A is 2 times taller than a tree b and tree A is 18m tall. What is the height of tree B? ___________________________________
12.) In a recent number writing, 1 and 100 starts and ends the numbers. If you are to write numbers from 1 to 100, what number will be the first, in the middle and the last?
13.) Write out the distance between point A and point B. If point A is 55km away from point B which is located on 35km.
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Operation of addition and subtraction
Samples: Addition
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22.) (23.)
Samples 14 Λ 5 Λ 8 = 27 20 V 3 V 7 = 10 34 Λ 15 V 19 = 30
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24.) 25 Λ 11 Λ
13 = (25.) 120 V V 35 = 60
26.) 60 V 21 V 10 = (27.) 27 Λ 32 Λ 15 =
Samples
Further addition, subtraction and
multiplication
28.) (29.) (30.)
Class six
Six Past Questions
CLASS: PRIMARY 6 SUBJECT: MATHEMATICS
NAME:……………………………………………………………………………………
Answer all the questions
1.) Write 1414041 in words (a) one billion, fourteen thousand and forty-one
(b) one billion, four hundred and fourteen thousand and forty one
(c) one million, forty-one and four thousand and forty one
2.)
What
is the place value of 9 in 19842 (a) 9 thousands (b) 19 thousands (c) 9
thousandths 
3.) What fraction of 2 minutes is 6 seconds (a) 1/6 (b) 1/10 (c) 1/20
4.) What is the volume of the box below (a) 400cu.cm (b) 130 cu.cm (c) 90cu.cm
5.) In a certain class in a certain school; the attendance for a week was 43, 40, 45, 42 and 45. What was the average attendance of the class that week (a) 41 (b) 42 (c) 43
6.)
If
3 tins of garri cost N225; what is the cost of 5 similar cost (a) N375
(b) N350 (c) N300
7.)
From
N35.05, take away N30.99 (a) N500 (b) N416 (c) N400
8.)
What
is 40% of N5.00 (a) N2 (b) N200 (c) N20
9.) Divide 63.07 by 7 (a) 9.01 (b) 9.1 (c) 8.1
10.) If the percentage of boys in basic 6 in IBBS is 30%, what percentage of the pupils are girls (a) 130% (b) 100% (c) 70%
11.) Write in figure: Five thousand, five hundred and five (a) 5005 (b) 5505 (c) 5055
12.) Multiply 25 by 99 (a) 450 (b) 2475 (c) 2599
13.) Divide 0.081 by 0.9 (a) 0.089 (b) 0.89 (c) 1.814
14.) Express ¾ as a decimal (a) 0.3 (b) 0.4 (c) 0.75
15.) The longest part of a circle is called a __________ (a) circumference (b) diameter (c) choral
16.) Express ¼ as a percentage (a) 40% (b) 25% (c) 10%
17.) Express 2618 in roman figures (a) MMDCXIX (b) MMDCXVIII (c) DCCIX
18.) Circle the one that is not a prime number 2, 3, 5, 7, 9 (a) 2 (b) 7 (c) 9
19.) What number, when it is divided by 2 will give 12 as the quotient? (a) 6 (b) 24 (c) 14
20.) Divide 7005 by 5 (a) 15 (b) 1401 (c) 141
Section B: Show all Workings
1.) What are odd numbers
b.) Add up all the even numbers from 91 to 100
2.) What is the place value of 9 in 1842.379
b.) Multiply the place value of 8 by the place value of 9 in 18493
3.) Write out all factors of 32
b.) Express the prime factors of 36 in index form
4.) Increase 600 by 50%
b.) Decrease 800 by 40%
5.) What decimal of
20k is N1
b.) Express 200cg as a decimal of 4grammes
Synonyms
Subject : English Grammar
Topic : Synonyms
Reference book : Mastering English by M.O Odiaka
Behavioural Objectives : At the end of the lesson , pupils should be able to
Content : What is a synonym ?
A synonym is a word that is used to show that some words have the same meaning but different meaning . A synonym is a word that has the similar meaning to the word that is underlined in a sentence . Synonyms are words that are similar in meaning with different spellings and pronunciations .
Examples
Classwork Write out the synonyms of these words
Topic : Synonyms
Reference book : Mastering English by M.O Odiaka
Behavioural Objectives : At the end of the lesson , pupils should be able to
- define synonyms
- write out examples of words with their synonyms
- write out or say the synonyms of words that are underlined in sentences
Content : What is a synonym ?
A synonym is a word that is used to show that some words have the same meaning but different meaning . A synonym is a word that has the similar meaning to the word that is underlined in a sentence . Synonyms are words that are similar in meaning with different spellings and pronunciations .
Examples
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Circular
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Round
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Slim
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Thin
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Fat
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Robust
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Abundant
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Plentiful
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Profit
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Gain
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Affection
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Love
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Far
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Distance
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Easy
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Simple
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Famous
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Well known
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Halt
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Stop
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Hard
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Difficult
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Classwork Write out the synonyms of these words
1. Profit
2. Hind
3. Active
4. Purchase
5. Neat
6. Weak
7. Stop
8. Thin
9. Distance
10. New
Management Tips For Pupils
How you prepare your child now will determine his performance at the end of this term. How? Don't just buy books for him, let him read it. Don't just buy new uniform, train him to be neat with it. Don't just buy him wristwatch, teach him time management. Don't just take him to school, ask his teacher how he is performing. Don't just pay school fees, let him know that there are other children who want such opportunity but did not have it. Don't just flog him when he offended you, let him know why you flogged him and correct him in love. Don't just help him with his assignments, ensure that he understands it. Don't think all these things are enough, you need to commit him into God's hands to crown your efforts with success. Don't think studying alone will guarantee success, tell him to always commit his ways unto God. He should pray before and after studying. It's only God that can bless him with the right knowledge and understanding required.
May your efforts never be in vain. Your investment upon your children will yield positive results. May God bless you with all what you need to take good care of your children and family. Happy Resumption!
PRIMARY 1 SUBJECT: COMPUTER STUDY
THIRD TERM PROMOTIONAL EXAMINATION 2019
CLASS: PRIMARY 1 SUBJECT: COMPUTER STUDY
NAME:…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………
1.) Computers can be used in the office to _______ letters. (a) play (b) type (c) draw
2.) Mallam Ali uses the computer to _____ and ____ goods
(a) fight and steal (b) jump and play (c) buy and sell
3.) The keyboard is used for __________ (a) Pressing (b) Typing (c) Playing
4.) ___________ makes use of computers in the supermarket
(a) marketers (b) cashiers (c) superman
5.) A ______ is an electronic machine that can do many things. (a) computer (b) man (c) pencil
6.) We can use our computers for addition and ___________
(a) subtraction (b) jumping (c) sleeping
7.) Radio and television are examples of machine (a) True (b) False
8.) The computer system makes our work easier and _______ (a) slower (b) faster (c) dull
9.) A _________ is a pointing device. (a) keyboard (b) Mouse (c) Monitor
10.) A joystick is used to ________________________________________________
11.) The ______ looks like a typewriter. (a) Mouse (b) Fan (c) Keyboard
12.) Computers can be found in all these places except ____________
(a) banks (b) toilet (c) offices
13.) The brain of the computer is inside the _________ (a) VDU (b) UPS (c) system unit
14.) The following are parts of computer except _______________
(a) Mouse (b) Keyboard (c) Basket
15.) The monitor looks like a __________ (a) Fan (b) Television (c) DVD
16.) ________ is a machine that works like a computer (a) Ball (b) Box (c) Phone
17.) One of the following does not work like a computer. (a) Television (b) Calculator (c) Book
18.) The computer has _________ main parts (a) 3 (b) 6 (c) 4
19.) The ______ looks like a typewriter. (a) Mouse (b) Fan (c) Keyboard
20.) _____________ use computer to check patients in the hospital
(a) students (b) doctors (c) drivers
21.) A printer uses _______ to print out work. (a) paper (b) toilet roll (c) jotter
22.) A computer can be used to write ______________ to our friends (a) letter (b) food (c) water
23.) We use our computer to play games (a) True (b) False
24.) All these people uses computers except __________
(a) lawyers (b) doctors (c) animals
25.) The computer machine works with ________ (a) water (b) electricity (c) blood
26.) Computers are used to transfer money in the _____________
(a) Hospital (b) home (c) bank
27.) We can use a computer to send messages from one country to another country.
(a) True (b) False
28.) A lightpen is used for writing and ______________________
29.) Computers can be used in _____________ to teach pupils (a) bank (b) school (c) office
30.) Computer can help us to __________ and __________ pictures
(a) draw & paint (b) drink & paint (c) draw & eat
Section B
1.) Mention four places where computers are used
(a) ______________________________ (b) _______________________________
(c) ______________________________ (d) _______________________________
2.) Mention two electronic devices you know
(a) ______________________________ (b) _______________________________
3.) State four things we can use a computer to do.
(a) ______________________________ (b) _______________________________
(c) ______________________________ (d) _______________________________
Age Appropriateness and Class Placement / Appropriate TextBooks* - Major issue
Age Appropriateness and Class Placement / Appropriate TextBooks* - Major issue
This issue of Age Appropriateness and Class Placement has been taken to another level by parents. But it's the school that should stand her ground and reject parents dictations. You are the Professional who knows what is right for the children, let the parents who will not abide by standard go and educate the child by him or her self.
The Pre- school, Primary and Secondary Schools should be firm on admission and class placement. Contributions coined from CPE Facebook:
*Rhoda Odigboh*
I have been screaming about building strong foundations for lifelong learning in Nigerian children for far too long. Age and class placements as well as content appropriateness for these ages and classes have been an issue. I often say, it's not about quantity of tasks but the quality of thinking that makes the child. See, the private education sector in Nigeria is under attack or siege by individuals who came to milk the industry. They continue to see it as a cash cow not a social good. There is absolutely nothing wrong with making profits from an investment but cutting corners on a child's foundational needs is robbery. Whether we like it or not, the standards are clear and results don't lie. Here, I don't mean grades but even grades speak for themselves when we do country by country averages. The difference is clear. We need to be brutally honest with ourselves. Skipping Primary 6 and building professors of numbers and letters in the early years is a hoax. If you want to show us your skill, create a rigorous curriculum and the difference will be clear. The easiest/cheapest thing is to teach and 'beat-teach' children numbers 1 - 1 million or the Alphabet. Try teaching manipulative, creative, problem solving, critical thinking, story telling, questioning techniques etc from the foundation. You'll find these culprits wanting....empty. No one is fooling anyone. The truth is clear. Facts don't lie. Data is king.
*Joyce Asikpo*
Finland system has simply won my heart. We may not have a good educational system running in our country except we have a standard supervisory body. Who will stop at nothing to prosecute schools teaching and enrolling children wrongly into various classes. Schools who are graduating children at primary 4 & 5 and using a book ahead etc. Just yesterday again, a parent brought a 6+ child to be enrolled into Primary 4. I simply decline and she left. I felt for the child because I know another school will enrolled him. This is a serious issue in our country. *Chibuzo China Blessing* Joyce Asikpo Both some parents and some school owners are the culprits. I know a parent that wanted a school to enrol her daughter of 7 years in primary 4, claiming that her daughter is exceptionally intelligent. After testing the child, the school headteacher said no, that the child is qualified to be in primary 3. Reluctantly she accepted and her daughter joined primary 3. The child did primary 3, and primary 4, during these two years this child didn't appear within 1st - 5th position in performance. But to the greatest shock of the school, the same parent told the school that her daughter has gained admission to JSS 1. Further enquiries revealed that this same child was admitted to JSS 1 in one of the popular schools owned by one of the most popular churches in Lagos, Nigeria. The child didn't do primary 5 and 6, jumped to JSS1, a school admitted her. How they did it, what they want to achieve, I still don't understand. This story is one out of millions of such in this country. *We can't mortgage the destinies of our children and think we will have peace of mind.* *It's not possible*. *Let's apply conscience in what we do with the children's education and life.*
The Yoruba Nation
1. Who founded the Yoruba Nation?
Ans = Odùduwà was the founder of the Yoruba Nation
2. Who was the father of Odùduwà?
Ans= Lamurudu was the father of Odùduwà
3. Who was Odùduwà"s eldest son?
Ans= Oduduwa's eldest son was Ọkànbi
4. How many children did Ọkànbi have?
Ans= Ọkànbi had seven children
5. How did the first town of Ilé-Ifè begin
Ans= it began when Odùduwà and his men fled from Mecca
The Weight of your child's school bag may not be ideal for his or her age.
A Consultant Pediatrician writes:-
As Schools resume in several states .
Sure you have bought a backpack for your child. Beautifully coloured with great designs.
Guess you have bought books also, Great !
But please do two things:-
1. Weigh your child on the bathroom scale.
2. Weigh the backpack.
3. Then weigh it with his/her books.
If the backpack with his/her books weigh more than 15% of his weight,
Then you are asking for trouble.
The mathematics may be tough.
So let's make it simple.
Assuming your child weighs 20kg
15% of 20kg is 3kg.
So if the backpack loaded with his/her books weigh more than 3kg......
There is fire on the mountain.
You are requesting for backaches
Bad postures
And even spinal issues on the long term.
Way forward.....
Reduce the load
Distribute his books evenly in the pack
This helps share the weight
Also get a backpack with a waist strap
This reduces the pressure on his back
Now you know .......
So do the needful pls.
May our children
excel mightily in school in Jesus name.
Happy Resumption
Complains are geniue feedbacks
Happy Resumption
Dear life builders and moulders.
Happy Resumption
Hope you had enough rest during the long vacation
Now that it is time for resumption,
It is also a very good time to receive geniue feedbacks from your loving parents.
Complains that may be good and some not very palatable
But am telling you that these complains are good pointers to things that need modification, changes or attention.
No publicity or complain is really bad as it look on the surface
Take those complains and feedbacks in good fatih and make necessary adjustments if the need be
Have a blissful academic resumption experience
Resumption Tips
*Resumption Tips*
As we prepare for 2019/2020 academic session, remember that and its up to us to protect our children in the little way we can despite the fact that all protection comes from GOD. Please let's consider these few tips
👏 Don't write your child's name where it can be easily seen. Remember that anyone who calls your child by name is no longer a stranger
👏Dont drop your child at the gate and zoom of. Make sure the child enters the class before you go
👏 Always call the teacher later to check if your ward is in class
👏 inform the teacher and school security if you will be coming late
👏 Make adequate alternative if you won't be opportuned to go to their school after closing.
👏 Don't put your total trust in Okada drivers and keke napep rider'
👏 If you have children below ten please ensure that their is an older adult to pick them
👏 Due to the rains, bush part will be very bushy, let them avoid these parts.
👏 Teach your child never to walk alone.
👏Teach them not to accept ride in the scorching sun
👏 Teach them to stay in school when there is heavy rain. They are not to walk on gutters during rain, its base might be faulty,
👏 please let us endeavour to give our children food to school no matter what, they easily get carried away during break.
Make sure they carry bottle(s) of water so as not to beg for one in school. It can be disastrous.
Finally, teach them to trust in God and pray 🙏at all times.
I pray that Almighty God guide and protect our children. All attempt of the evil ones over their lives will be brought to shame.
Gbogbo wa la ma jere omo ooo...amin🙏🙏🙏🙏
Ayin ga eri uru di na izu umu ayin na aha jisos..Amem
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