PRIMARY 4 · MATHEMATICS

Pie Charts
Top 5 mistakes

Ranked by how often they appear across 22 MOE-aligned practice questions in our archive.

#1Misconception

Used the Kaya toast percentage (20%) instead of working out the unknown slice. 20% × 40 = 8. Forgot that the unknown slice must be calculated by subtracting the known slices from 100%.

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#2Misconception

Used the Pandan cake percentage (30%) instead of finding the unknown slice. 30% × 40 = 12. Confused which slice the question is asking about.

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#3Partial logic

Added the three KNOWN percentages (25 + 30 + 20 = 75%) and computed 75% of 40 = 30. This gives the total of the other three groups, not the Ondeh-ondeh slice.

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#4Misconception

This answer confuses the percentage label with the number of students. Football is 40% of the students, but 40% does not mean 40 students. You must calculate 40% × 200 to find the actual count.

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#5Calculation error

This answer comes from reading Football's percentage as 30% instead of 40%, then calculating 30% × 200 = 60. Check the pie chart label carefully — Football is 40%, not 30%.

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