1 P2.ST.JC.18120716
Level 2
Adam and Bryan have 200 stickers.
Adam has 60 stickers.
  1. Who has more stickers?
    (1) Adam
    (2) Bryan
  2. How many more?
3 m
W Addition & subtraction More than or less than Model Comparison
2 P5.ST.JC.18121053
Level 2
Fill in the blanks in units (Eg 1 u) or unit equations (Eg 1 u + 2).
Adam, Bryan and Chris have some stickers.
Chris has 23 as many as Adam.
Bryan has 10 more than Chris.
Let the number of stickers that Adam has = 3 u

  1. Number of stickers that Chris has = _____
  2. Number of stickers that Bryan has = _____
  3. Total number of stickers = _____
  4. Number of more stickers that Adam has than Chris = _____
4 m
Fraction to units More than or less than Units method
3 P1.ME.JC.18102702
Level 1
Look at the picture. Give the answer in number. (Eg 1)
String _____ is longer.
2 m
Length More than or less than
4 P2.ST.JC.18120717
Level 2
Adam and Bryan have 200 stickers.
Adam has 60 stickers.
  1. Who has less stickers?
    (1) Adam
    (2) Bryan
  2. How many less?
3 m
W Addition & subtraction More than or less than Model Comparison
5 P5.ST.JC.18121054
Level 2
Fill in the blanks in units (Eg 1 u) or unit equations (Eg 1 u + 2).
Adam, Bryan and Chris have some stickers.
Chris has 23 as many as Adam.
Bryan has 10 less than Chris.

Let the number of stickers that Adam has = 3 u
  1. Number of stickers that Chris has = _____
  2. Number of stickers that Bryan has = _____
  3. Total number of stickers = _____
  4. Number of stickers that Adam has more than Bryan = _____
4 m
Fraction to units More than or less than Units method
6 P3.ST.JC.18120803
Level 1
Adam has 700 stickers.
Bryan has 200 stickers.
How many more stickers does Bryan have than Adam?

  1. Which model should we draw?
    (1) Model Part-whole
    (2) Model Comparison
  2. Is the total given?
    (1) Yes
    (2) No
  3. Who gets the shorter bar?
    (1) Adam
    (2) Bryan
  4. What is the total number of stickers?
4 m
W Addition & subtraction More than or less than Model Comparison
7 P1.ST.JC.18120605
Level 1
Adam has 7 stickers.
Bryan has 2 stickers.
How many more stickers does A have than B?

  1. Which model should we draw?
    (1) Model Part-whole
    (2) Model Comparison
  2. Is the total given?
    (1) Yes
    (2) No
  3. Who gets the shorter bar?
    (1) Adam
    (2) Bryan
  4. Number of stickers that Adam has more than B =
4 m
W Addition & subtraction More than or less than Model Comparison
8 P3.ST.JC.18120804
Level 1
Adam has 700 stickers.
Bryan has 200 stickers.
How many more stickers does Bryan have than Adam?
How many stickers do they have altogether?

  1. Which model should we draw?
    (1) Model Part-whole
    (2) Model Comparison
  2. Who gets the shorter bar?
    (1) Adam
    (2) Bryan
  3. How many more stickers does Adam have than B?
  4. What is the total number of stickers?
4 m
W Addition & subtraction More than or less than Model Comparison
9 P1.ME.JC.18102706
Level 1
Fill in the blank with '(1) long', '(2) longer' or '(3) longest'.
The knife is the _____.
2 m
Length Min-max More than or less than
10 P1.ST.JC.18120606
Level 1
Adam has 8 stickers.
Bryan has 2 stickers.
How many less stickers does Bryan have than Adam?

  1. Which model should we draw?
    (1) Model Part-whole
    (2) Model Comparison
  2. Is the total given?
    (1) Yes
    (2) No
  3. Who gets the shorter bar?
    (1) Adam
    (2) Bryan
  4. Number of stickers that Bryan has less than Adam =
4 m
W Addition & subtraction More than or less than Model Comparison
11 P3.ST.JC.18120805
Level 1
Adam has 800 stickers.
Bryan has 200 stickers.
How many less stickers does Bryan have than Adam?

  1. Which model should we draw?
    (1) Model Part-whole
    (2) Model Comparison
  2. Is the total given?
    (1) Yes
    (2) No
  3. Who gets the shorter bar?
    (1) Adam
    (2) Bryan
  4. What is the total number of stickers?
4 m
W Addition & subtraction More than or less than Model Comparison
12 P6.DE.JC.17032801
Level 1 PSLE
Which number is the larger? Give the answer in letter. (Eg a)
  1. 0.103
  2. 0.13
1 m
D Place values More than or less than
13 P4.DA.NK.23050402
Level 1
The bar graph shows the amount of money spent by 4 children.
Name the child/children who spent more than $80? Give your answer(s) in number(s). (Eg 1 or 1,2)
1 m
Bar graph Money More than or less than
14 P5.ST.JC.18121035
Level 2
Adam pays $20.60 for a marble, a bead and a sticker.
The bead costs $2.30 more than the marble.
The sticker costs $1.90 more than the bead.
What is the cost of 2 stickers and 3 marbles?
3 m
D 4 operations More than or less than Units method
15 P5.ST.JC.18121036
Level 2
Adam pays $20.60 for a marble, a bead and a sticker.
The marble costs $2.30 less than the bead.
The bead costs $1.90 less than the sticker.
What is the cost of 3 stickers more than 2 marbles?
3 m
D 4 operations More than or less than Units method
16 P1.ME.JC.18102709
Level 1
Look at the picture. Give the answers in numbers.
Fill in the blanks with '(1) shorter', '(2) shortest', '(3) taller' or '(4) tallest'.
  1. Lamp post B is _____ than Lamp post A.
  2. Lamp post C is the _____.
2 m
Min-max More than or less than
17 P1.ST.JC.18120609
Level 1
Adam and Bryan have 10 stickers.
Adam has 6 stickers.

  1. Who has more stickers?
    (1) Adam
    (2) Bryan
  2. How many more stickers?
2 m
W Addition & subtraction More than or less than Model Comparison
18 P3.ST.JC.18120806
Level 1
Adam and Bryan have 400 stickers.
Adam has 300 stickers.
  1. Who has more stickers?
    (1) Adam
    (2) Bryan
  2. How many more stickers does this person have?
3 m
W Addition & subtraction More than or less than Model Comparison
19 P5.ST.JC.18121037
Level 3
Adam spends $24.70 on a sticker, a marble and a bead.
The marble costs $1.20 more than the bead.
The sticker costs 13 as much as the marble.
What is the cost of 3 stickers, 2 marbles and 4 beads?
4 m
Fraction to units D 4 operations More than or less than Units method
20 P6.PC.NK.21060206
Level 3 PSLE
A bookshop is having a book sale. The 1st book is at 10% discount. The 2nd book is at 20% discount. The price of the 2nd book should be equal or lower than the price of the 1st book.
  1. Kimmy's books were priced at $10 and $12. How much did she pay for them? 2 m
  2. Henry paid a total of $24.80 for his two books. He paid $4 more for the 1st book than for the 2nd book. What was the price of the 2nd book before discount? 3 m
5 m
Percent of a whole Discount Percent of different bases Money D 4 operations More than or less than Units table

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