Mathematics Recipe for Success in UPSR

Paper 1.

• Consists 40 objective questions.
• Pupils must answer all questions in 1 hour.
• Each question followed by four (4) possible answers, marked A,B,C
and D. Only one answer is correct. Choose the correct answer.
• If you wish to change your answer, erase the shading then shade
another space for your new answer.
• Read question carefully. Underline or circle the important
information to help you while you are solving the problem or checking
your answer.

Example:
The average of 5 kg, 3.5 kg and 800 g in g is
A 3.1
B 2 800
C 3 100
D 4 200
• Check your answer sheet to make sure that only one answer is
marked for each question.
• Pupils are encouraged to answer all questions before the examination
ends.

Paper 2

• Consists of 20 questions.
• Pupils are required to answer all 20 questions in 40 minutes.
• Answer must be written in the spaces provided in the question paper.
• Marks are given based on the working and the accuracy answer. It is
important for the pupils to show all the working in order to get
marks.