81 P4.DE.JM.17101086
Level 2
In the product of 1.53 and 4, what is the value of the digit '1'?
2 m
D Place values D Multiplication
82 P5.RD.JC.17083019
Level 3
A tank is 29 filled with water. Rachel poured in 8.3 litres of water and the tank is now 56 full. How much water can the tank hold if it is filled to the brim? Give your answer correct to 1 decimal place.
3 m
Fraction to units D Place values D Round off Units method
83 P4.DE.JM.17101048
Level 1
What is 9 tenths more than 84.9?
2 m
D Place values D 4 operations Model Comparison
84 P4.DE.JM.17101049
Level 1
What is 12 tenths less than 63.2?
2 m
D Place values D 4 operations Model Comparison
85 P4.DE.JM.17101050
Level 1
What is 24 hundredths more than 24.5?
2 m
D Place values D 4 operations Model Comparison
86 P4.DE.JM.17101076
Level 2
Subtract 80 hundredths and 9 thousandths from 8 81000.
2 m
D Place values D 4 operations Fraction to decimal
87 P5.DE.JM.17083037
Level 1
When rounded off to the nearest dollar, a box of apples cost $36. What is the highest possible actual price of the apples?
2 m
D Place values D Round off Min-max Money
88 P6.AP.TL.17090721
Level 2
A rectangle is placed in a circle with O as the centre. Use the calculator value of π to find the shaded part of the circle. Correct the answer to 1 decimal place.
2 m
Rectangle Square & square root Triangle Circle area Fraction of a whole D Place values D Round off
89 P5.DE.JC.17090401
Level 1
When rounded off to the nearest dollar, a box of apples cost $36. What is the lowest possible actual price of the apples?
2 m
D Place values D Round off Min-max Money
90 P5.DE.JM.17082989
Level 2
The actual masses of two wooden crates, Y and Z, are measured in hundredths. The mass of Crate Y is rounded off to 13.6 kg and the mass of Crate Z is rounded off to 16.8 kg. What is the greatest possible difference in the actual masses of these two crates? Give the answer in kg.
2 m
D Place values D Addition & subtraction D Round off Min-max change Mass

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