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Scholarship 2025 — Std 5 Paper I

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Pre-Upper Primary Scholarship Examination (Std 5), February 2025
Paper I — First Language and Mathematics

Maharashtra State Council of Examination, Pune

Date: 9 February 2025 Time: 11:00 to 12:30 Paper code: 0501 · Set A Medium: English Total marks: 150 Duration: 90 minutes

Instructions

This paper has two sections. Section I has questions 1 to 25 of First Language. Section II has questions 26 to 75 of Mathematics. All 75 questions are compulsory.
All questions carry 2 marks each.
Time limit to solve the paper is 90 minutes.
Each question has four options. Choose the correct option.
The answer key is given at the end of this paper.

Section I — First Language : English

Questions 1 to 25

Instruction for Question No. 01 and 02. Read the paragraph and answer the questions below it:

Bal Gandharva was one of the most famous actors in India. He acted in Marathi musical plays. ‘Bal Gandharva’ was his (A) __________ . He was born in a village in Satara and originally was named Narayan after birth. He was one of the eleven children in a large, poor family. Narayan did not like to go to school, but he had to go there (B) __________ .

1.Choose the correct option to fill in the blank (A)

(1) School name
(2) Stage name
(3) Father’s name
(4) Village name

Why: His real name was Narayan. He was known on stage as ‘Bal Gandharva’. So it was his stage name.

2.Select the proper phrase to fill in the blank (B).

(1) all the same
(2) with the same
(3) never the same
(4) almost the same

Why: ‘All the same’ means ‘in spite of this’. He did not like school, but he had to go there all the same.

Instruction for Question No. 03 to 05. Read the poem and answer the questions by selecting appropriate options:

The House Next DoorI stare at the house next door.
No movement. Everything’s bare.
A tear rolls down my cheek
My best friend once lived there.
We shared our games and toys.
And chatted for hours together.
But now I’m sad and lonely.
The family has left on transfer.

3.Which lines given below, express the poet’s mood?

(1) We shared our games
(2) I stare at the house
(3) But now I’m sad and lonely
(4) And chatted for hours

Why: Mood means how the poet feels. The line ‘But now I’m sad and lonely’ tells his feeling.

4.Why do tears fill up the eyes of the poet?

(1) He stares continuously
(2) He misses his friend
(3) He cannot see his parents
(4) He keeps chatting for hours

Why: His best friend has left on transfer. He misses his friend, so he cries.

5.Pick out the word that rhymes with ‘there’:

(1) door
(2) transfer
(3) bare
(4) cheek

Why: ‘There’ and ‘bare’ end with the same sound. So they rhyme.

6.Fill in the blank with correct option:
There are twelve months in a year. August is __________ month.

(1) eighth
(2) eight
(3) seventh
(4) seven

Why: August is the 8th month. To show position we use the ordinal number ‘eighth’.

7.Your friend is not feeling well. What would be the suitable greeting for him?

(1) Goodbye forever!
(2) Please keep quiet
(3) Excuse me!
(4) Get well soon

Why: We wish a sick person ‘Get well soon’.

8.Find the predicate in the following sentence:
The train runs across the country.

(1) across the country
(2) the country
(3) runs across the country
(4) the train

Why: ‘The train’ is the subject. The rest of the sentence, ‘runs across the country’, is the predicate.

Instruction for Question No. 09 to 11. Read the advertisement and answer the questions:

Advertisement: Roshan Bags and Baggage offers school bags for sale. Buy two, Bag one free. Latest designs, haversacks, satchels, lunch bags and more. Available in vivid colours and brands. Reasonable rates. Hurry! Don’t wait till it’s late. Offer open only till stock lasts.

9.In all, how many bags can you take home if you buy two bags?

(1) Three
(2) Four
(3) One
(4) Two

Why: Buy two and get one free. So you take home 2 + 1 = 3 bags.

10.In the line, BUY TWO - ‘Bag’ one free, what does the word ‘bag’ mean?

(1) buy again
(2) gain or win
(3) buy or sell
(4) buy only one bag

Why: Here ‘bag’ is a verb. To ‘bag’ something means to get or win it.

11.Why are customers asked to hurry up?

(1) because the free offer ends if stock gets over.
(2) because there are many vivid colours.
(3) because the rates are very high at present.
(4) because the bags are needed urgently by all.

Why: The advertisement says the offer is open only till stock lasts. So customers must hurry.

12.__________ is the young one of pig.
Choose the correct option from the below.

(1) pigs
(2) lamb
(3) calf
(4) piglet

Why: The young one of a pig is a piglet. A lamb is a young sheep. A calf is a young cow.

13.Choose the correct option:
The __________ works and mends water pipes.

(1) Potter
(2) Carpenter
(3) Tailor
(4) Plumber

Why: A plumber fits and repairs water pipes.

14.Select the proper words related to the given word register.
Games : Victory, field, goals, medals, stadium, winner.
(a) Factory (b) Teamwork (c) Score (d) Sale

(1) b, c
(2) a, b
(3) c, d
(4) b, d

Why: ‘Teamwork’ and ‘score’ are words used in games. ‘Factory’ and ‘sale’ are not.

15.Pickout the adjective in the following sentence:
The food, kept in the bowl, was delicious.

(1) food
(2) delicious
(3) kept
(4) bowl

Why: ‘Delicious’ describes the food. A word that describes a noun is an adjective.

16.If sticks = bundle, then bees = ?

(1) swarm
(2) pack
(3) army
(4) school

Why: A bundle of sticks. A swarm of bees. (A pack of wolves, a school of fish.)

17.Pickout the Adverb in the following sentence:
My father comes home early.

(1) my
(2) comes
(3) early
(4) home

Why: ‘Early’ tells when father comes. A word that tells more about a verb is an adverb.

18.Choose the correct option:
__________ fruit skins on the road is dangerous to other road users.

(1) Jumping
(2) Catching
(3) Playing
(4) Throwing

Why: People can slip on fruit skins. So throwing them on the road is dangerous.

19.Complete the following tree diagram using proper option.
DisDisorganizeDislodge?

(1) discuss
(2) disinfect
(3) discipline
(4) discreet

Why: Dis + organize, dis + lodge. In the same way, dis + infect = disinfect. In the other words ‘dis’ is not a prefix.

20.Choose the correct option:
Radha was disturbed with the __________ of the bell.

(1) ding, dong
(2) Hiss, hiss
(3) shh-shoo
(4) string, string

Why: A bell makes the sound ‘ding, dong’. A snake makes the sound ‘hiss’.

21.For which option below, you will use article ‘a’?

(1) __________ engine
(2) __________ umbrella
(3) __________ officer
(4) __________ studio

Why: ‘Studio’ begins with a consonant sound. So we say ‘a studio’. The others begin with vowel sounds and take ‘an’.

22.Find out the suitable option:
Tiger : India : : Kangaroo : __________

(1) China
(2) America
(3) Australia
(4) Iran

Why: The tiger is the national animal of India. The kangaroo is the national animal of Australia.

23.Complete the following sentence by selecting a correct option:
Always walk on the __________ and not on road.

(1) bridge
(2) footpath
(3) high-way
(4) road-driver

Why: For safety, we should walk on the footpath.

24.Choose an appropriate heading for the picture below:

School children stand in a line near a flag post. The national flag is flying.

(1) Teacher’s Day
(2) Children’s Day
(3) Independence Day
(4) Flag Day

Why: Children are standing near the flag post and the national flag is hoisted. This shows Independence Day.

25.What other day could be celebrated in India, as seen in the picture?

(1) Yoga Day
(2) World Environment Day
(3) Mother’s Day
(4) Republic Day

Why: The national flag is hoisted in schools on Republic Day also.

Section II — Mathematics

Questions 26 to 75

26.23 kg 500 gm + 21 kg 750 gm = ?

(1) 45 kg 250 gm
(2) 45 kg 750 gm
(3) 44 kg 250 gm
(4) 44 kg 750 gm

Why: 500 gm + 750 gm = 1250 gm = 1 kg 250 gm. Then 23 kg + 21 kg + 1 kg = 45 kg. Answer: 45 kg 250 gm.

27.899999 + 1001 = ?

(1) 890990
(2) 900990
(3) 901000
(4) 891000

Why: 899999 + 1 = 900000. Then 900000 + 1000 = 901000.

28.Arrange the given fractions in descending order, now what is the addition of the middle and first fraction in this order?
34, 14, 74, 54, 94

(1) 32
(2) 72
(3) 4
(4) 52

Why: Denominators are same, so the larger numerator gives the larger fraction. Descending order: 9/4, 7/4, 5/4, 3/4, 1/4. First = 9/4, middle = 5/4. Sum = 14/4 = 7/2.

29.Shekhar purchased half kg of tomato at the rate ₹ 45 per kg, one and half kg of onion at rate ₹ 30 per kg, one and quarter kg of lady’s finger at rate ₹ 56 per kg. How much did he spend in the vegetable market?

(1) ₹ 137
(2) ₹ 67.50
(3) ₹ 131
(4) ₹ 137.50

Why: Tomato: 45 ÷ 2 = ₹ 22.50. Onion: 30 + 15 = ₹ 45. Lady’s finger: 56 + 14 = ₹ 70. Total = 22.50 + 45 + 70 = ₹ 137.50.

30.Vacation of 32 days for the school started on Monday 2^nd May 2022. On which day will the school re-open after the holidays?

(1) Wednesday
(2) Thursday
(3) Friday
(4) Saturday

Why: The 32 holidays are 2 May to 2 June. The school opens on the 33rd day, that is 32 days after Monday. 32 = 4 weeks + 4 days. Monday + 4 days = Friday.

31.Rahul sold the motorbike at ₹ 64250 which he had purchased at ₹ 58500. How much profit or loss did he gain in the trade?

(1) Loss of ₹ 5750
(2) Profit of ₹ 5750
(3) Profit of ₹ 6250
(4) Loss of ₹ 6250

Why: Selling price is more than cost price, so it is profit. Profit = 64250 − 58500 = ₹ 5750.

32.How many surfaces and edges does a cuboid have respectively?

(1) 6, 12
(2) 6, 8
(3) 8, 12
(4) 8, 6

Why: A cuboid has 6 surfaces (faces), 12 edges and 8 vertices.

33.How many triangles are there in the given figure? $A big triangle. A line from the top vertex meets the base. A line crosses the two sides. A line from the bottom left vertex meets the right side.$

(1) 9
(2) 10
(3) 11
(4) 13

Why: Count step by step. Small triangles with no line inside them: 4. Triangles made of two or more parts: 9 (the big triangle, the two triangles on each side of the line from the top, the triangles on the slanting line, and others). Total = 4 + 9 = 13.

34.What is the simple interest on ₹ 3500 at the rate 8 p.c.p.a. for 2 yrs?

(1) ₹ 280
(2) ₹ 560
(3) ₹ 480
(4) ₹ 260

Why: Interest for 1 year = 3500 × 8 ÷ 100 = ₹ 280. For 2 years = 280 × 2 = ₹ 560.

Instructions for Question No. 35 and 36. Answer the following questions on the basis of pictographical information given below. Pictograph indicates number of birds in the forest.

Name of Birds	Number of Birds
Parrot	△ △ △ △ △ △ △
Peacock	△ △ △ △
Eagle	△ △ △ △ △ △
Tailor Bird	△ △ △

Scale : 1 △ = 4 birds.

35.By how much is the number of parrots more than the number of tailor birds?

(1) 4
(2) 12
(3) 16
(4) 28

Why: Parrots = 7 × 4 = 28. Tailor birds = 3 × 4 = 12. Difference = 28 − 12 = 16.

36.What is the percentage of peacocks as compared to the total number of birds?

(1) 4%
(2) 20%
(3) 15%
(4) 30%

Why: Total pictures = 7 + 4 + 6 + 3 = 20. Peacock pictures = 4. 4 out of 20 = 4/20 = 20/100 = 20%.

37.The perimeter of the rectangle is 38 cm and length is 12 cm. What is the area of that rectangle?

(1) 456 sq. cm.
(2) 100 sq. cm.
(3) 312 sq. cm.
(4) 84 sq. cm.

Why: Length + breadth = 38 ÷ 2 = 19 cm. Breadth = 19 − 12 = 7 cm. Area = 12 × 7 = 84 sq. cm.

38.If M = 4, N = 2 then M × N + M ÷ N = ?

(1) 12
(2) 10
(3) 6
(4) 8

Why: Do × and ÷ first. 4 × 2 = 8 and 4 ÷ 2 = 2. Then 8 + 2 = 10.

39.John had 2 ream papers out of which he used 40 dozen papers for printing and spoiled 2 quires of papers while printing. How many papers are left?

(1) 38 dozen
(2) 39 dozen
(3) 20 quires
(4) 3 gross

Why: 1 quire = 24 papers. 1 ream = 20 quires = 480 papers. 2 reams = 960. Used 40 dozen = 480. Spoiled 2 quires = 48. Left = 960 − 480 − 48 = 432. 1 gross = 144, so 432 = 3 gross.

40.40 tens × 10 tens = ?

(1) 400 tens
(2) 4000 tens
(3) 400 thousands
(4) 40 hundreds

Why: 40 tens = 400 and 10 tens = 100. 400 × 100 = 40000. 40000 = 4000 tens.

41.In the given figure, find the option which represents fraction equivalent to the fraction indicating the shaded portion. $A square divided into 9 equal parts. 3 parts are shaded.$

(1) 38
(2) 58
(3) 13
(4) 59

Why: There are 9 equal parts and 3 are shaded. 3/9 = 1/3.

42.Select the option to fill the boxes in the given equation.
15 6 8 65 5 = 50

(1) ×, +, –, ÷
(2) +, –, ×, ÷
(3) –, +, ×, ÷
(4) +, ×, –, ÷

Why: Check option (4): 15 + 6 × 8 − 65 ÷ 5 = 15 + 48 − 13 = 50.

43.Find the number which is half the 5 digit smallest even number formed using digits 6, 3, 0, 7 and 4 only once.

(1) 1738
(2) 30476
(3) 15337
(4) 15238

Why: The number cannot start with 0, so it starts with 3, then 0. It must end with an even digit. Smallest such number = 30476. Half of 30476 = 15238.

44.Ayush purchased a tractor for Rs. a quarter less to 4 lakh and a thresher for Rs. quarter more than 65000. How much amount did he spend in all?

(1) Rs. 490250
(2) Rs. 440250
(3) Rs. 439175
(4) Rs. 540250

Why: A quarter less than 4 lakh = 3 lakh 75 thousand = 375000. A quarter more than 65 thousand = 65250. Total = 375000 + 65250 = Rs. 440250.

45.717 – = 251 Find the value of ?

(1) 1951
(2) 551
(3) 517
(4) 1917

Why: Box = 7/17 − 2/51. Make denominators same: 7/17 = 21/51. 21/51 − 2/51 = 19/51.

46.Saee walks 5 rounds to a square garden of length 112 m everyday. How much distance does she walk everyday?

(1) 448 m
(2) 560 m
(3) 2 km 240 m
(4) 1 km 792 m

Why: One round = perimeter = 4 × 112 = 448 m. 5 rounds = 448 × 5 = 2240 m = 2 km 240 m.

47.A railway train left Sangli on Monday at 10.20 in the morning and reached Amravati, the next day i.e. Tuesday at 2.15 in the afternoon. How much time did the railway train take to reach Amravati?

(1) 27 hrs. 55 min.
(2) 28 hrs. 5 min.
(3) 3 hrs. 55 min.
(4) 28 hrs. 55 min.

Why: Monday 10.20 a.m. to Tuesday 10.20 a.m. = 24 hrs. Tuesday 10.20 a.m. to 2.15 p.m. = 3 hrs. 55 min. Total = 27 hrs. 55 min.

48.(P + 4) is a odd number, what is the 7^th consecutive even number after (P + 4)?

(1) P + 11
(2) P + 18
(3) P + 17
(4) P + 10

Why: After an odd number, the first even number is P + 5. Even numbers come after every 2. So the 7th even number = P + 5 + 6 × 2 = P + 17.

49.When a cupboard is sold at ₹ 5650 some loss is occured. Equal amount of profit is gained if the cupboard is sold at ₹ 8350 then, what is the cost price of the cupboard?

(1) ₹ 7100
(2) ₹ 7050
(3) ₹ 6950
(4) ₹ 7000

Why: Loss and profit are equal, so the cost price is exactly in the middle. Cost price = (5650 + 8350) ÷ 2 = ₹ 7000.

50.How many 500 rupee notes will you get when you give 40 notes of 200 rupees?

(1) 16
(2) 18
(3) 14
(4) 160

Why: 40 × 200 = ₹ 8000. 8000 ÷ 500 = 16 notes.

51.Which of the following number is not divisible by 17?

(1) 217
(2) 272
(3) 153
(4) 459

Why: 272 = 17 × 16, 153 = 17 × 9, 459 = 17 × 27. But 17 × 12 = 204 and 17 × 13 = 221. So 217 is not divisible by 17.

52.Shamrao purchased grocery of ₹ 1485 and paid the shopkeeper ₹ 5, ₹ 10, ₹ 50 and ₹ 100 notes in equal number. Total how many notes did he give to the shopkeeper?

(1) 9
(2) 28
(3) 36
(4) 32

Why: One note of each kind = 5 + 10 + 50 + 100 = ₹ 165. 1485 ÷ 165 = 9. So 9 notes of each kind. Total = 9 × 4 = 36 notes.

53.A number is divided by 25 to get quotient 26 and remainder 2 if the same number is divided by 30 then what is the quotient and remainder respectively?

(1) 25, 7
(2) 25, 4
(3) 21, 22
(4) 22, 8

Why: Number = 25 × 26 + 2 = 652. 652 ÷ 30: 30 × 21 = 630, remainder 22. So quotient 21, remainder 22.

54.Which of the following improper fraction results in 357, when converted into mixed fraction?

(1) 357
(2) 375
(3) 227
(4) 267

Why: 3 5/7 = (3 × 7 + 5)/7 = 26/7.

55.In a garden there are 450 trees out of which 36% are nilgiri trees. How many nilgiri trees are there?

(1) 126
(2) 144
(3) 162
(4) 180

Why: 36% of 450 = 450 × 36 ÷ 100 = 162.

56.The length of the longest chord of a circle is 15 cm then what is the length of the radius of same circle?

(1) 30 cm
(2) 7.5 cm
(3) 15 cm
(4) 8.5 cm

Why: The longest chord is the diameter. Radius = 15 ÷ 2 = 7.5 cm.

57.By how much more or less is the number of divisors of 60 to that of the divisors of 75?

(1) less by 6
(2) more by 6
(3) more by 4
(4) less by 4

Why: Divisors of 60: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 10, 12, 15, 20, 30, 60 = 12. Divisors of 75: 1, 3, 5, 15, 25, 75 = 6. 12 − 6 = 6 more.

58.How many pairs of co-prime numbers are there in the given pairs of numbers.
(15, 51); (16, 61); (21, 22); (17, 19)

(1) 3
(2) 4
(3) 1
(4) 2

Why: Co-prime numbers have only 1 as common divisor. 15 and 51 have common divisor 3. The other three pairs are co-prime. So 3 pairs.

59.What is the product of place values of digits underlined in the given decimal number 5.487

(1) 28
(2) 0.28
(3) 0.028
(4) 0.0028

Why: Place value of 4 = 0.4. Place value of 7 = 0.007. 0.4 × 0.007 = 0.0028.

60.At how many places, should we cut, a 56 m long rope, in order to get pieces each of 8 m length?

(1) 7
(2) 8
(3) 6
(4) 4

Why: 56 ÷ 8 = 7 pieces. For 7 pieces we cut at one place less, that is 6 places.

61.If 15% of 120 = 12% of , then = ?

(1) 200
(2) 140
(3) 250
(4) 150

Why: 15% of 120 = 18. So 12% of the number = 18. Number = 18 × 100 ÷ 12 = 150.

62.In the adjoining figure, by how much is the number of accute angles more than the number of obtuse angles? $Five rays start from one point.$

(1) 7
(2) 8
(3) 6
(4) 9

Why: 5 rays from one point make 10 angles in all. Only the angle between the first ray and the bottom ray is more than 90°, so 1 obtuse angle. The other 9 are acute. 9 − 1 = 8.

63.How to write three fourth of thirteen thousand in international numerals?

(1) १२७५०
(2) 13750
(3) 12750
(4) १३७५०

Why: MSCE cancelled this question for English medium in the final answer key, so marks are given to all. The English wording ‘three fourth of thirteen thousand’ would give 9750, which is not an option. The Marathi paper says ‘पावणे तेरा हजार’ = 12750.

64.How to write 76100 in decimal number?

(1) 7.06
(2) 7.6
(3) 6.07
(4) 7.006

Why: 6/100 = 0.06. So 7 6/100 = 7.06.

65.Which of the following statements is “False”?

(1) Length, breadth and height of three dimensional object can be measured.
(2) Two dimensional figure is unfolded presentation of three dimensional object.
(3) All three dimensional objects appear same from all the sides.
(4) Surface of cube is square.

Why: A cone or a cylinder looks different from the top and from the side. So statement (3) is false.

66.Which number should be subtracted from greatest 5 digit number to obtain smallest 4 digit odd number?

(1) 98998
(2) 98999
(3) 98888
(4) 101000

Why: Greatest 5 digit number = 99999. Smallest 4 digit odd number = 1001. 99999 − 1001 = 98998.

67.If a clock is sold at ₹ 4560 the profit is ₹ 470 then what is the cost price of the clock?

(1) ₹ 4110
(2) ₹ 5030
(3) ₹ 4090
(4) ₹ 4070

Why: Cost price = selling price − profit = 4560 − 470 = ₹ 4090.

68.1 hr. 22 min. 15 sec. = ________ sec.

(1) 3637 sec.
(2) 4935 sec.
(3) 3622 sec.
(4) 4920 sec.

Why: 1 hr. = 3600 sec. 22 min. = 22 × 60 = 1320 sec. Total = 3600 + 1320 + 15 = 4935 sec.

69.In the number 58721 the place value of digit at ten’s place is how many times the place value of digit at thousand’s place?

(1) 400
(2) 1400
(3) 4000
(4) 14000

Why: Ten’s place digit 2 has place value 20. Thousand’s place digit 8 has place value 8000. 20 ÷ 8000 = 1/400.

70.What is the product of the face value of the digits underlined in the number 54718?

(1) 5
(2) 500000
(3) 50000
(4) 50

Why: Face value is the digit itself. Face values are 5 and 1. 5 × 1 = 5.

71.Which of the following conversion is incorrect?

(1) 537 Meter = 5.37 Hectometer
(2) 23.5 Decimeter = 235 Centimeter
(3) 35 Decameter = 0.35 Kilometer
(4) 5725 Centimeter = 57.25 Decameter

Why: 5725 cm = 57.25 m. 1 decameter = 10 m, so 57.25 m = 5.725 decameter, not 57.25. So (4) is incorrect.

72.Find the largest 5 digit number which is completely divisible by 8 using digits 5, 0, 4, 8 and 6 only once.

(1) 86540
(2) 80456
(3) 86504
(4) 65408

Why: A number is divisible by 8 if its last three digits are divisible by 8. 86540: 540 is not. 86504: 504 ÷ 8 = 63. 86504 is larger than 80456 and 65408. So 86504.

73.Rashid purchased 27 kg sugar at the rate ₹ 37 per kg. If he sold all the sugar at ₹ 940 then how much was the profit or loss in the trade?

(1) Profit of ₹ 49
(2) Loss of ₹ 49
(3) Profit of ₹ 59
(4) Loss of ₹ 59

Why: Cost price = 27 × 37 = ₹ 999. Selling price ₹ 940 is less. Loss = 999 − 940 = ₹ 59.

74.What will be the period, to get simple interest of Rs. 3750 on the principal Rs. 6000 at the rate of 12½ p.c.p.a.?

(1) 4 yrs.
(2) 3 yrs.
(3) 6 yrs.
(4) 5 yrs.

Why: Interest for 1 year = 6000 × 12.5 ÷ 100 = Rs. 750. Years = 3750 ÷ 750 = 5 years.

75.Aarohi purchased curd for Rs. 17, milk for Rs. 72 and paneer for Rs. 55 and 3 quarters. She gave the shopkeeper a Rs. 200 note. How many rupees will the shopkeeper return to Aarohi?

(1) ₹ 144.75
(2) ₹ 55.75
(3) ₹ 55.25
(4) ₹ 53.5

Why: Paneer = Rs. 55.75. Total = 17 + 72 + 55.75 = Rs. 144.75. Return = 200 − 144.75 = ₹ 55.25.

Answer Key

As per the final answer key of the Maharashtra State Council of Examination, Pune. Question number, then the correct option.

1 · 2

2 · 1

3 · 3

4 · 2

5 · 3

6 · 1

7 · 4

8 · 3

9 · 1

10 · 2

11 · 1

12 · 4

13 · 4

14 · 1

15 · 2

16 · 1

17 · 3

18 · 4

19 · 2

20 · 1

21 · 4

22 · 3

23 · 2

24 · 3

25 · 4

26 · 1

27 · 3

28 · 2

29 · 4

30 · 3

31 · 2

32 · 1

33 · 4

34 · 2

35 · 3

36 · 2

37 · 4

38 · 2

39 · 4

40 · 2

41 · 3

42 · 4

43 · 4

44 · 2

45 · 1

46 · 3

47 · 1

48 · 3

49 · 4

50 · 1

51 · 1

52 · 3

53 · 3

54 · 4

55 · 3

56 · 2

57 · 2

58 · 1

59 · 4

60 · 3

61 · 4

62 · 2

63 · cancelled · all

64 · 1

65 · 3

66 · 1

67 · 3

68 · 2

69 · 2

70 · 1

71 · 4

72 · 3

73 · 4

74 · 4

75 · 3