P5/P6 Math: TRUE or FALSE or NOT POSSIBLE TO TELL?

Questions such as these are common in P5 and P6 Paper 1.

Students are required to use arithmetic and logic and knowledge of specific topics such as "average" in order to be able to fill in the boxes with the correct ticks.

Calculator usage is not allowed.

Jennifer, Kate and Lena have an average of 30 hairbands.

Each of them have some but different number of hairbands.

Lena has 50 hairbands.

Put a tick in the correct boxes.

Statements	TRUE	FALSE	NOT POSSIBLE TO TELL
Jennifer has 20 hairbands
Kate & Lena have 90 hairbands altogether

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P3 Math : TRUE or FALSE or NOT POSSIBLE TO TELL?

This question type is getting popular with the upper primary Math exams.

It will require both arithmetic and logic to try to check(tick) the correct boxes.

An example of such question will look like this.

Ben, Chris and Dave have a total sum of $70.

Ben has $50.

Put a tick in the correct boxes.

Statements	TRUE	FALSE	NOT POSSIBLE TO TELL
Chris and Dave have a total of $20
Ben and Chris have a total of $60

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