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Past Year GEP Screening Test Mathematics Combination Question

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Jul 17, 2019
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Past Year GEP Screening Test Mathematics Combination Question

According to MOE, questions in the GEP Screening and Selection Tests are based on Primary One to Primary Three syllabus. That means for Mathematics, students will not be tested on say, the area of a circle, because students would only have learnt how to calculate the area of squares and rectangles, and not circles, by the end of Primary Three. For English though, it is harder to draw the boundary around what falls within Primary One to Primary Three syllabus because there is

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Past Year GEP Screening Test English Vocabulary Question

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Jul 15, 2019
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Past Year GEP Screening Test English Vocabulary Question

Wish to prepare your child for the GEP Identification Exercise but not sure where to start? Leave it to the GEP prep experts at Joyous Learning. In the meantime, see if your child can answer these actual past year GEP Test questions! Click here to find out why Joyous Learning is the most trusted name in GEP preparation! #GEPSelectionTest #GEPScreeningTest

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Can Your P3 Child Solve This Past Year 2018 GEP Test Question?

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May 20, 2019
1 min

Can Your P3 Child Solve This Past Year 2018 GEP Test Question?

Let your P3 child have a go at this question before showing him or her the video solution! Watch video solution: Want to give your child a confidence boost for the GEP Identification Exercise? Enrol in our preparatory classes and learn the critical thinking skills required to solve challenging non-routine questions. Click here to find out why discerning parents choose Joyous Learning for GEP prep. To receive your regular dose of earth-shattering educational tips, subscribe to

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2018 GEP Selection Test Question ~ Can Your P3 Child Solve This?

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Jan 23, 2019
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2018 GEP Selection Test Question ~ Can Your P3 Child Solve This?

Lower primary students may be familiar with Comparison & Replacement questions where you have (a) a set of objects on each of the two pans of several balance scales Example or (b) a set of objects on the pan of several weighing scales Example What about a question where you have objects placed on a weighing scale which is in turn placed on another weighing scale? Sounds confusing? Well, that was a question that came out in the 2018 GEP Selection Test. Now, ask your P3 child t

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Past Year GEP Selection Exercise General Ability Question

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Oct 4, 2018
1 min

Past Year GEP Selection Exercise General Ability Question

Can your P3 child solve the following General Ability question? When it comes to numbers and letters, one way to relate the two is to convert letters into numbers based on their corresponding positions in the alphabet. For example, A corresponds to 1, B to 2, C to 3 and so on. In the question above, I corresponds to 9; D corresponds to 4; P corresponds to 16; Rewriting the expressions, we have 3 ∞ 9 2 ∞ 4 4 ∞ 16 The next leap of insight requires us to realise that in each ex

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2017 GEP Selection Exercise Maths Fraction Question

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Oct 3, 2018
1 min

2017 GEP Selection Exercise Maths Fraction Question

When a cup is half-filled, the same amount of water occupies 1⁄5 of a jug. A jug can contain 180 ml more water than a cup. How much water can the cup contain? Video solution: Want to prepare your child for the GEP Screening and Selection Tests but not sure how to go about it? Let us help you! Click here to find out why discerning parents choose Joyous Learning for GEP prep. #GEPSelectionTest #GEPScreeningTest #GEP

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GEP Screening Test - Examination Tips

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Aug 14, 2018
2 min

GEP Screening Test - Examination Tips

GENERAL TIPS Skip tough questions and come back to them later If you find that you’re taking too much time on a particular question, put down your best guess first, circle the question and move on to other questions. Come back to this question later when you are done with the other easier questions. If you are unsure of something, ask the teacher If you find that you’re taking too much time on a particular question, put down your best guess first, circle the question and mo

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