81 P3.PA.JM.17110102
Level 3
Dennis saved some money on the first week. Each following week, he managed to save $8 more than the week before. He saved a total of $100 after 4 weeks. How much money did he save on the 3rd week?
4 m
Equal intervals W Addition & subtraction Money Model Comparison Units method
82 P3.PA.JM.17110118
Level 3
Some squares are used to make the following pattern. How many squares are there in Pattern 7?
4 m
Equal intervals W Multiplication & division
83 P3.PA.JM.17110117
Level 3
Study the pattern. How many triangles are there in Pattern 9.
4 m
Equal intervals W Multiplication & division
84 P3.PA.JM.17110115
Level 3
The figure are formed with matchsticks. Study the pattern carefully. How many matchsticks are there in Figure 8?
4 m
Equal intervals W Multiplication & division
85 P3.PA.JM.17110134
Level 3
Mandy saved $5 in Week 1. She saved $10 in Week 2 and $15 in Week 3. She continued saving in this pattern.
  1. In which week did she save $30?
  2. How much would she save in Week 8?
4 m
Equal intervals W Multiplication & division Money
86 P4.PA.NK.23042602
Level 3
The patterns are formed with identical squares. Study the pattern carefully and answer the questions.
  1. How many squares will there be in Pattern 18?
  2. Which pattern is formed with 134 squares?
4 m
Equal intervals Square
87 P3.PA.JM.17110116
Level 3
The number of people who visited the museum triples every week. A total of 1674 people visited the museum on the 3rd week of the month. How many people visited the museum on the first week of the month?
4 m
Equal intervals W Multiplication & division Model Times-as-many
88 P4.PA.NK.23042603
Level 3
Karen uses sticks and buttons to form figures that follow a pattern. The first four figures are shown.

  1. The table shows the number of sticks and buttons Karen used to each figure. Complete the table for Figure 5 (i) and (ii). Give your answers in the following format. (Eg 1, 2)
  2. A figure in the pattern has a total of 131 buttons. What is the figure number of that pattern?
  3. How many sticks are there in Figure 16?
4 m
Equal intervals
89 P3.PA.JM.17110135
Level 3
Jack received $1 from his mom in the 1st week of school and $4 in the 2nd week. Each week, he receives $3 more than the week before.
  1. How much money did he received in the 5th week?
  2. In which week did he receive $22?
4 m
Equal intervals W 4 operations Money Model Comparison
90 P4.PA.NK.23042604
Level 3 The table shows the number of sticks used to form each figure.

  1. Complete the table for Figure 5 (a) and (b). Give your answers in the following format. (Eg 1, 2)
  2. Which figure would have a total of 56 dots?
  3. How many sticks would be used for Figure 97?
4 m
Equal intervals
91 P3.PA.JM.17110131
Level 3
Paul is building some ladders using straws. How many straws does he need to build the ladder with 8 rungs?
4 m
Equal intervals W 4 operations
92 P4.PA.NK.22120827
Level 3
Look at the pattern.
  1. What is the perimeter of Figure 5?
  2. What is the area of Figure 7?
  3. What is the perimeter of Figure 7?
4 m
Equal intervals Area Perimeter
93 P2.PA.ED.18012084
Level 3
Study the number pattern. Which set does the number '36' belong to? Give your answer in number. (Eg Set 1 = 1)
Set 1: 7, 14, 21, ...
Set 2: 8, 16, 24, ...
Set 3: 9, 18, 27, ...
4 m
Sets Equal intervals
94 P3.PA.JM.17110132
Level 3
The model are made up of square tiles. How many square tiles are needed to build the 8th model?
4 m
Equal intervals W 4 operations
95 P4.PA.NK.23042606
Level 3
Alicia uses sticks to form figures that follow a pattern. The first five figures are shown.
  1. The table shows the number of sticks used for each figure. What is the number of sticks used for Figure 6?
  2. What is the difference in the number of sticks Alicia would use for Figure 9 and Figure 11?
  3. In which figure number would Alicia use 40 sticks?
4 m
Equal intervals Odd even
96 P3.PA.JM.17110133
Level 3
One man can sit at each side of a square table. If 7 square tables are joined end to end to form a long table, how many man can be seated at the long table?
4 m
Equal intervals W 4 operations
97 P2.PA.JM.17121918
Level 3
4 straws are needed to form 1 square. 7 straws are needed to form 2 squares. 10 straws are needed to form 3 squares. How many straws are needed to form 5 squares?
4 m
Equal intervals W 4 operations
98 P1.PA.JC.18102404
Level 3
Find the missing numbers.
  1. A
  2. B
  3. C
  4. D
4 m
Equal intervals W Addition & subtraction
99 P5.PA.JM.17083171
Level 3
The table shows how much Evelyn saves daily. For each subsequent day, she saves $5 more than the previous day.
  1. How much will Evelyn save on Day 6?
  2. On which day will Evelyn save $80?
  3. How much savings will Evelyn have in total by the day found in part (b)?
4 m
Equal intervals Money Table More than or less than
100 P4.PA.JM.17092427
Level 3
Study the pattern. Each figure is made up of identical squares.
  1. What fraction of Figure 1 is shaded? Express your answer in the simplest form.
  2. What is the number of shaded squares in Figure 4?
  3. What is the number of unshaded squares in Figure 8?
4 m
Equal intervals Square numbers Fraction of a whole

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