Dear All,
There will be no more daily bread for this week.
Go and have a good break and enjoy the last week of your holidays.
When your are back next week, make sure you are ready for hard work:))
See ya...
Love you,
Mrs Mak
Sunday 19 June 2016
Monday 13 June 2016
Daily Bread 6 - Wednesday 15 June 2016
Daily Bread 6 15 June 2016
1. Noora used 1 3/4 m of crepe paper to make a paper flower.
1. Noora used 1 3/4 m of crepe paper to make a paper flower.
How many metres of crepe paper would she need
to make 10 similar paper flowers? Express your answer as a mixed number.
2. Pens
are sold in packets of 25. Mr Alan wants to give 19 pens to each of the 38
pupils in his CCA. How many packets of pens must he buy?
3. There
are some red, blue and green buttons in a bag.
The
ratio of the number of red buttons to the number of blue buttons is 2 : 5.
The
ratio of the number of blue buttons to the number of green buttons is 7 : 12.
If there are 60 green buttons, how many red buttons
are there?
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Answers for Monday 13 June 2016 Daily Bread
1. $1.60 × 4 + $0.80 = $7.20
He pays $7.20 for 5 chicken wings.
$110 ÷ $7.20 = 15 R $2
1. $1.60 × 4 + $0.80 = $7.20
He pays $7.20 for 5 chicken wings.
$110 ÷ $7.20 = 15 R $2
15 × 5 + 1 = 76
He can buy 76 chicken wings
2. 9u ® 540
1u --- 60
12 u ---- 60 x 12 = 720
Adult ----- 720
Children ----- 60 x 8 = 480
480 – 276 = 204 (boys)
(204 / 1200 ) = 17/100
Daily Bread 5
Daily Bread 5 13 June 2016
1. The price of one chicken wing from Ayam King is $1.60. For every 4 chicken wings that a customer buys, he can buy another chicken wing at half the price.
1. The price of one chicken wing from Ayam King is $1.60. For every 4 chicken wings that a customer buys, he can buy another chicken wing at half the price.
(a) How
much does a customer pay for 5 chicken wings?
(b) Mr
Yeo is having a party. What is the greatest number of chicken wings he can buy
with $110?
2. In
a walkathon, 3/5 of the participants were adults. 540 of the adults were men. 1/4 of the adults were women. There were 276 girls. What percentage of the
total number of participants were boys?
Answers for Daily Bread 4
Answers for Daily Bread 4
1. 1.20 - $0.35 = $0.85 (apple pie)
95 x $1.20 = $114
Assuming all are ckn pies$114 - $88.10 = $25.90
$25.90 ÷ $0.35 = 74 apple pies
2. Siti : Sister : Diff
5 : 8 : 3
_______________________
( 3 : 4 : 1 ) x 3
9 : 12 : 3
4 u ----- 28
1 u ------ 7
13 u ------ 13 x 7
= 91
1. 1.20 - $0.35 = $0.85 (apple pie)
95 x $1.20 = $114
Assuming all are ckn pies$114 - $88.10 = $25.90
$25.90 ÷ $0.35 = 74 apple pies
2. Siti : Sister : Diff
5 : 8 : 3
_______________________
( 3 : 4 : 1 ) x 3
9 : 12 : 3
4 u ----- 28
1 u ------ 7
13 u ------ 13 x 7
= 91
Wednesday 8 June 2016
Daily Bread 4 - Heuristic Skills
Daily Bread 4 - Heuristic Skills 9 June 2016
1. Mrs Tan made 95 chicken pies and apple pies. Each chicken pie cost $1.20. Each apple pie cost 35¢ less than a chicken pie. If she sold all the chicken and apple pies and collected $88.10, how many apple pies did she make?
1. Mrs Tan made 95 chicken pies and apple pies. Each chicken pie cost $1.20. Each apple pie cost 35¢ less than a chicken pie. If she sold all the chicken and apple pies and collected $88.10, how many apple pies did she make?
2. Siti
and her sister shared some stickers in the ratio 5 : 8. After their cousin
gave 28 stickers to each of them, the ratio became 3 : 4. Find the total
number of stickers the girls had at first.
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Tuesday 7 June 2016
Daily Bread 3 - Heuristic Skills
Daily Bread 3 - Heuristic Skills 8 June 2016
1. For every 10 notebooks Ahmad buys, he gets 1 similar notebook free. If he needs 48 notebooks, what is the least number of books he has to buy?
2. Surin organized a barbeque party. He spent $45 on chicken wings and 1/5 of his remaining money on drinks. If he had 1/2 of his original sum of money left, how much money did he have at first?
1. For every 10 notebooks Ahmad buys, he gets 1 similar notebook free. If he needs 48 notebooks, what is the least number of books he has to buy?
2. Surin organized a barbeque party. He spent $45 on chicken wings and 1/5 of his remaining money on drinks. If he had 1/2 of his original sum of money left, how much money did he have at first?
Daily Bread 2- Heuristic Skills Answer
Dear all,
Please check your answer.
1. Sew Earn Bonus Total earnings
1 $7 x $7
10 $70 $5 $75
492 ÷ 75 = 6 R 42 ( 6 sets R $42)
$42 ÷ 7 = 6 ( dresses)
6 x 10 + 6 = 66
Ans:66 dresses.
2. P : Q
4 : 3
86 - 8 - 8 = 70
7 u = 70
1u = 10
4u = 40
Ans: 40 years old
Please check your answer.
1. Sew Earn Bonus Total earnings
1 $7 x $7
10 $70 $5 $75
492 ÷ 75 = 6 R 42 ( 6 sets R $42)
$42 ÷ 7 = 6 ( dresses)
6 x 10 + 6 = 66
Ans:66 dresses.
2. P : Q
4 : 3
86 - 8 - 8 = 70
7 u = 70
1u = 10
4u = 40
Ans: 40 years old
Wednesday 1 June 2016
Daily Bread 2 - Heuristic Skills
Dear all,
I hope you have checked the answer for Daily Bread 1 and have gotten them correct.
Go to your content page and record your Daily bread 2. Make sure you have numbered your pages as mentioned in Daily Bread 1.
Copy the 2 questions below and start your daily bread.
Love you all :))
Daily Bread 2 - Heuristic Skills 2 June 2016
Q1. For
every dress that Rina sews, she earns $7. A bonus of $5 is given to her for every 10 dresses she sews. How many
dresses must she sew to earn $492?
Q2. The ratio of
Peter's age to Queenie's age is 4 : 3. In 8 years' time, the sum of their ages will be 86. What is Peter's
age now?
Daily Bread 1 - Ratio Answer
Dear all,
I hope you have done the 2 questions in Daily Bread 1.
Let's check your answer.
Q1. Concept : Common Variable ( C)
A : C C : B
( 3 : 7 ) x 5 ( 5 : 2 ) x 7
15 : 35 35 : 14
A : B : C
15 : 14 : 35 Ans: 15 : 14 : 35
Q2. Concept : 1 Variable no change ( Foreign)
L : F
( 3 : 4 ) x 2
6 : 8
9 : 8
9u - 6u = 3u
3u = 60
1u = 20
8u = 160 Ans: 160 Foreign stamps
I hope you have done the 2 questions in Daily Bread 1.
Let's check your answer.
Q1. Concept : Common Variable ( C)
A : C C : B
( 3 : 7 ) x 5 ( 5 : 2 ) x 7
15 : 35 35 : 14
A : B : C
15 : 14 : 35 Ans: 15 : 14 : 35
Q2. Concept : 1 Variable no change ( Foreign)
L : F
( 3 : 4 ) x 2
6 : 8
9 : 8
9u - 6u = 3u
3u = 60
1u = 20
8u = 160 Ans: 160 Foreign stamps
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