Question bank
Chapter-1 Numbers
Q-1
Write the number-name of each of the following:
(a) 4948 = Four thousand nine hundred forty-eight
(b) 3475 = ------------------------------------
(c) 6083 = --------------------------
(d) 7408 = -------------------------
(e) 9009 = -----------------------
Q-2
Write the numeral of each of the following:
(a) One thousand four hundred fifty-one
(b) Two thousand six hundred seventy-six
(c) Nine thousand two hundred thirty-nine
(d) Nine thousand two hundred forty-four
(e) Seven thousand ninety-six
Q-3
What comes
(a) before? ------------------ 3584, after? 1679 ------------------- , in between? 1244 -------------------1246
(b) before? ----------------- 9087, after? 2998 ------------- , in between? 5097 -------------------- 5099
(c) before? ----------------- 3294 , after? 3449 --------------------- , in between? 6809 ------------- 6811
(d) before? ---------------- 5404, after? 7605 --------------------, in between? 8400 ----------------- 8402
(e) before? ------------------ 2000 , after? 8679 ------------------, in between? 2222 ---------------- 2224
Q-4
Observe the pattern and fill in the blanks.
(a) 8640, 8643, 8646, ----------------- , ----------------------, ------------------, -------------------- , ----------------------
(b) 5811,5821, 5831, ----------------- , --------------------- , ------------------- , --------------------- , --------------------
(c) 2863, 3863, 4863, ------------------ , --------------------- , ------------------ , ----------------- , ------------------
(d) 5310, 5410, 5510, ----------------- , --------------------- , --------------------- , -------------------- , --------------------
(e) 1154, 1159, 1164, ---------------- , ---------------- , --------------------- , ------------------- , ------------------
Q-5
Counting by fives, write the numbers from:
(a) 2005 to 2030 ---------------------
(b) 9014 to 9039 ------------------------
(c) 6999 to 7024 ----------------------
(d) 1521 to 1546 ------------------
Q-6
Match the number-names with the corresponding numbers:
Q-7
Count the beads and write the numeral in the box :
(a)
(b)
(c)
(d)
(e)
(f)
Q-8
Represent each of the following numbers on the spike abacus:
(a)
(b)
(c)
(d)
(e)
(f)
Q-9
Write the place value of
(a) 9 in 2926 ----------------
(b) 6 in 4869 -------------------
(c) 0 in 6048 -----------------
(d) 5 in 4259 -----------------
Q-10
Write the place value of each digit in
(a)
(b)
Q-11
Write the place value and the face value of the coloured digit in each of the following.
(a) 2192 -------------------- --------------------
(b) 6408 ------------------ -------------------
(c) 1334 -------------------- ------------------
(d) 5892 -------------------- ------------------------
(e) 7095 ------------------ ----------------------
(f) 9273 ------------------- -------------------
(g) 2580 ---------------------- ------------------------
(h) 6004 ----------------- -----------------------
(i) 7292 ---------------- ---------------------
(j) 9999 ------------------ -------------------
(k) 8049 ----------------- ------------------
(l) 1009 ---------------- -----------------
Q-12
Numbers
1. Find the sum of the place values of two threes in 3030.
2. Find the difference of the place value and the face value of 8 in 9486.
3. Find the product of the place value and the face value of 3 in 3642.
Q-13
Write the missing digits:
(a) 6248 = ______thousands, ______ hundreds, _______tens, ______ ones
(b) 9204 = ________ thousands, _________ hundreds, ________ tens, _______ ones
(c) 8050 = _______ thousands, _______ hundreds, ________ tens, _______ ones
(d) 6452 = ________ thousands, ________ hundreds, _________ tens, ________ ones
(e) 3945 = _________ thousands, _________ hundreds, ________ tens, ________ ones
Q-14
Write the following numbers in expanded form.
(a) 2845 = --------------- + --------------- + ---------------- + -----------------
(b) 6905 = --------------- + ------------------ + ------------------ + -----------------
(c) 9099 = ------------- + -------------- + ------------ + -----------
(d) 3464 = --------------- + -------------- + --------------- + --------------
(e) 6240 = ---------------- + ----------------- + --------------- + --------------
(f) 9004 = ------------- + ------------------- + ------------------- + ----------------
(g) 8702 = -------------- + -------------------- + -------------------- + ------------------
(h) 2438 = ------------------ + -------------------- + ----------------- + ----------------------
Q-15
Write the following in the standard form:
(a) 2000 + 500 + 80 + 6 = -------------------------
(b) 3000 + 900 + 70 + 5 = ---------------------------
(c) 8000 + 900 + 6 = ---------------------------
(d) 3000 + 80 + 7 = --------------------------
(e) 7000 + 300 + 30 + 4 = ---------------------------
(f) 5000+60 = ----------------------------
(g) 9000 + 90 + 8 = -----------------------
Q-16
Write the predecessor of each of the following numbers:
(a) ________ 100
(b) ________ 980
(c) _______ 1536
(d) _______ 1000
(e) ________ 6042
(f) ________ 7002
Q-17
Write the successor of each of the following numbers:
(a) 86 _______
(b) 684 ______
(c )5047______
(d) 4989 ______
(e) 207 _______
(f) 9008 ______
Q-18
Compare each pair of numbers and write >, < or = in the
(a) 6737 () 6773
(b) 2542 () 2592
(c) 300 () 909
(d) 6400 () 6000 + 400
(e) 6108 () 6000-10
(f) 5428 () 3956
(g) 9163 () 9163
(h) 7320 () 7094
(i) 2009 () 2019
(j) 5909 () 5990
Q-19
Number
1. There were 2092 people at the stadium to watch a cricket match on Sunday. If there were 2029 people on the next day on which day were there more people?
2. The heights of the mountain-peaks M, and Mâ‚‚ are 7290 m and 7249 m respectively. Which mountain-peak is the higher?
Q-20
Arrange the following numbers in ascending order:
(a) 295, 195, 510, 430, 6455 ------------------------
(b) 1908, 2004, 1396, 4539, 9245 -----------------------
(c) 5498,6285, 9872, 8967, 6455 --------------------------
(d) 6094, 7038, 6380, 3869 ---------------------
(e) 195,5836, 7545, 3096 -------------------------
Q-21
Arrange the following numbers in descending order:
(a) 4030, 1298, 2250, 9245 ---------------------
(b) 8398,6767,8583, 8754 ----------------------
(c) 6007, 2050, 1100, 2739 -------------------
(d) 8005, 7007, 7976, 8065 -------------------
(e) 3281,5432, 8890, 240 -----------------------
Q-22
Write the smallest 4-digit number formed using the following digits in each set. (The digits are not repeated.):
(a) 1, 5, 3, 7 ------------------
(b) 3, 8, 9, 2 ------------------
(c) 9, 0, 2,5 ----------------
(d) 9,2,3,6 ------------------
(e) 3, 7, 1,9 -----------------
(f) 2, 7, 3, 9 --------------
Q-23
Write the greatest 4-digit number formed by using the following digits in each set. (The digits are not repeated.):
(a) 1, 4, 3, 6 ------------------
(b) 7,9,0,6 ---------------------
(c) 1, 7, 6, 3 ---------------
(d) 5, 4, 3, 2 ------------------
(e) 4, 0, 2, 8 -----------------
(f) 3, 1, 8, 7 -------------------
Q-24
Write the greatest 4-digit numbers using the following digits in each set. The digits may be repeated:
(a) 2, 1,9 ------------------
(b) 4,0,8 ---------------
(c) 2, 0, 7 ------------------
Q-25
Write the smallest 4-digit numbers using the following digits in each set. The digits may be repeated:
(a) 7, 2,5 --------------------
(b) 0,3,7 ------------------
(c) 4, 7 ------------------
Q-26
Round off each number to the nearest 10:
a. 31
b. 49
C. 17
d. 88
e. 67
f. 223
g. 52
h. 99
i. 37
j. 43
k. 61
1. 75
Q-27
Round off each number to the nearest 100:
a. 512
b. 455
C. 321
d. 670
e. 280
f. 902
g. 777
h. 849
i. 650
j. 181
k. 738
l. 408
Q-28
Round off each number to the nearest 1000:
a. 1100
b. 7820
C. 5040
d. 6251
e. 4545
f. 9258
g. 3900
h. 8621
i. 2092
j. 7601
k. 8181
l. 4950
Q-29
Write your answers in words:
a. 502 (Round off to the nearest 100)
b. 92 (Round off to the nearest 10)
C. 1592 (Round off to the nearest 1000)
d. 5098 (Round off to the nearest 1000)
e. 8600 (Round off to the nearest 1000)
f. 193 (Round off to the nearest 100)
g. 41 (Round off to the nearest 10)
Chapter-2 Addition
Q-1
Addition of numbers:
Q-2
Add the following:
(a)
(b)
(c )
(d)
(e)
(f)
Q-3
Add : -
(a)
(b)
(c )
Q-4
Find the sum:
(a) 222 + 215 + 121
(b) 304 + 312 + 141
(c) 230 + 151 + 205
(d) 425 + 154 + 201
(e) 200 + 354 + 132
(f) 457 + 201 + 310
(g) 121+224+131
(h) 300+200+ 101
(i) 230+150+114
Q-5
Add the following:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
22.
23.
24.
Q-6
Fill in the boxes with the correct numbers:
1. 697+0 = -------
2. 0+949 = -------
3. ---- +0=286
4. 136+607 = 607+ -------
5. 243 + -------- = 500 +243
6. 375+(102+244) = ( ------- +102)+244
7. 245+0 = --------
8. 0+197 = -------
Q-7
Solve
1. In a cricket match, Hemant scored 246 runs and Rahul scored 366 runs. How many sums did they score altogether ?
2. In a village, there are 420 men, 247 women and 243 children. How many people are there in all?
3. A tree has 426 leaves and another tree has 624 leaves. How many leaves are there on both the trees?
4. A book contains 129 pages and another book contains 245 pages. How many pages are there in these two books?
5. Pooja's class went out picking strawberries. Pooja found 249 strawberries while her friend Jai found 196 strawberries. How many strawberries did Pooja and Jai pick altogether?
6. For the school winter carnival, Gaurika sold 197 tickets, Jyoti sold 242 tickets and Mona sold 162 tickets. How many tickets did the 3 girls sell altogether?
7. There are 292 children in the neighbourhood. 264 more children move in. How many children are there in all?
8. In a godown, there are 154 bags of rice, 556 bags of wheat and 26 bags of pulses. In all how many bags of cereals are there in the godown?
9. In a shopping mall, there are 182 bottles of pepsi and 275 bottles of Coca Cola. How many bottles of cold drinks are there in the shopping mall?
10. A cycle factory produced 121 cycles in the year 2001, 141 cycles in the year 2002 and 196 cycles in the year 2003. Find the total production of cycles in these three years.
11. A fisherman caught 101, 219 and 358 fishes on three successive days. Find the total number of fish caught by him on these three days.
Q-8
Add the following:
(a)
(b)
(c )
(d)
(e)
(f)
Q-9
Solve it
1. A truck is carrying 4600 mangoes and another truck is carrying 9242 mangoes. How many mangoes are these two trucks carrying?
2. A baker bakes 2048 chocolate cookies and 5622 mixed fruit cookies in a day. How many cookies in all does he bake on that day?
3. A fruit-seller sold 2064 apples, 4209 oranges and 246 pineapples in a week. How many fruits did he sell altogether?
4. In a large public library, there are 2990 Science books, 2125 Mathematics books and 2468 Story books respectively. How many books are there in all?
5. In a row, there are 4290 males and 3497 females. What is the total strength of the row?
6. In an election, there were three candidates. The first candidate got 4129 votes, the second candidate got 3004 votes and the third candidate got 292 votes. How many votes were polled in all?
7. Anju had ₹3290. Her sister Shalu gave *4240 more. How much money did she have now?
Chapter-3 Subtraction
Q-1
Solve
1. 592 students appeared in an examination. Out of these 264 failed. How many students passed?
2. Pooja collected baseball cards. She had 293 cards. She gave some of her cards to Aditi and now she has 91 cards left. How many cards did Pooja give to Aditi?
3. A flower-seller had 392 flowers. He sold 247 of them. How many flowers were left with him?
4. A truck was loaded with 370 packets of parcels. If 128 packets were delivered at a place, how many packets were left?
5. The cost of a dress is 904. During the festive season, it was sold at a special price of 687. For how much less than its cost was the dress sold?
6. There are 675 books in a library. 297 books were lent out to the students. How many books are now in the library?
7. A farmer produced 815 kg of wheat. 149 kg was damaged due to rain and the rest he sold. How many kilograms of wheat was sold?
8. There are 643 books in a public library. 125 books were issued to the members. How many books remained unissued in the library?
9. What must be added to 223 to get 665?
Q-2
Subtract:
Q-3
Subtract the following:
(a)
(b)
(c )
(d)
(e)
(f)
Q-4
Subtract the following using regrouping:
(a)
(b)
(c )
(d)
(e)
(f)
(g)
(h)
(i)
Q-5
Subtract and check the answer:
1. 649-246
2. 964-498
3. 700-184
249-124
Q-6
Without subtracting, fill in the blanks:
1. 45 - 45 = _______
2. 60 + 0 = _______
3. 98 - 98 = ______
4. 92 + 0 = ______
5. 69 - 69 = ______
6. 79 + 0 = _______
7. 235 + 0 = ______
8. 326 - 326 = _______
9. 2498 - 2498 = _______
10. 3640-0= ________
11. 778-0 = ________
12. 1249 ____ =1249
Q-7
Subtract the following numbers without borrowing:
(a)
(b)
(c )
(d)
(e)
(f)
Q-8
Subtract the following numbers with borrowing:
(a)
(b)
(c )
(d)
(e)
(f)
Q-9
Simplify :
(a) 495+242-266
(b) 731-562 + 123
(c) 628-124+374-418
(d) 2682-1211+5290-2989
Q-10
Solve it
1. There are 1245 books in a class library; out of the, 506 are textbooks, 345 are story books and the rest are general books. How many general books are there?
2. A man earns ₹5697 per week and his wife earns 2429 per week. If they spend 3492 per week, how much do they save each week?
3. On a sunny day, 1296 people visited a water park. Out of these, 782 were men and 222 were women. How many children were there?
Chapter-4 Multiplication
Q-1
Write the multiplication fact for the objects of each row:
Q-2
Write the multiplication form of each of the following repeated additions. One has been done for you:
(a) 2 + 2 + 2 + 2 + 2 = 5 * 2 = 10
(b) 9 + 9 + 9 + 9 + 9 + 9 + 9 =
(c) 7 + 7 + 7 + 7 + 7 + 7 + 7 + 7 + 7 + 7 + 7 =
(d) 8 + 8 + 8 + 8 + 8 + 8 + 8 + 8 + 8=
(e) 10 + 10 + 10 =
(f) 4 + 4 + 4 =
(g) 6 + 6 + 6 + 6 + 6 + 6 + 6 + 6 + 6 =
(h) 1 + 1 + 1 + 1 + 1 + 1 + 1 + 1
(i) 3 + 3 + 3 + 3 + 3 + 3 + 3 =
Q-3
Fill in the boxes:
(a) 6 * 1 = _____
(b) 17 * 1 = ______
(c) 20 * 0 = ______
(d) 9 * 0 = _____
(e) 21 * 1 = ______
(f) 21 * 0 = _____
(g) 12 * 1 = ______
(h) 25 * 0 = _____
(i) 16 * 1 = ______
Q-4
Fill in the _____ with the correct number.
(a) 4* _____ = 9 * 4
(b) 8 * 9 = _____*8
(c) 6 * 3 = _____ *6
(d) ____ * 6 = 6 * 9
(e) 2x5= ____ x2
(f) 2 * 7 = _____ *2
Q-5
Find the products:
Q-6
Write the multiplication fact for each number line:
Q-7
Find the products :
(a) 3 * 9 = ______
(b) 10 * 5 = ______
(c) 7 * 4 = _____
(d) 4 * 9 = _______
(e) 6 * 6 = _____
(f) 8 * 8 = _____
(g) 8 * 3 = _____
(h) 7 * 9 = _____
(i) 6 * 10 = ______
(j) 8x7 = ______
(k) 9 * 4 = ______
(l) 9 * 8 = ______
Q-8
Fill in the blanks with the missing numbers:
(a) 6 * ____ =24
(b) 2 * _____ =20
(c) ____ * 5 = 50
(d) ____ * 9 = 27
(e) 6 * _____ =18
(f) 8 * _____ =16
(g) _____ * 7 = 35
(h) _____ × 9 = 63
(i) 10 * _____ =40
Q-9
Salve the following:
1. There are 3 flowers in a vase. How many flowers are there in 7 vases?
2. Moni eats 2 eggs every day. How many eggs does she eat in 10 days?
3. Himanshu is 6 years old. His father is 7 times older than Himanshu. How old is Himanshu's father?
4. 9 children gave flowers to their teacher. Each child brought 3 flowers. How many flowers were given to the teacher?
5. There are 5 strawberries in a basket. How many strawberries are there in 10 baskets?
6. In each of 5 subjects, Meet scored 9 marks. What was her total score?
7. A spider has 8 legs. How many legs do 7 spiders have?
Q-10
Find in the product: -
(a)
(b)
(c )
(d)
(e)
(f)
(g)
(h)
(i)
(j)
(k)
Q-11
Multiply :
(a)
(b)
(c )
(d)
(e)
(f)
(g)
(h)
Q-12
Multiply : -
(a)
(b)
(c )
(d)
(e)
(f)
(g)
(h)
Q-13
Find the product:
(a)
(b)
(c )
(d)
(e)
(f)
(g)
(h)
Q-14
Multiply the following:
(a)
(b)
(c )
(d)
(e)
(f)
(g)
(h)
(i)
(j)
(k)
(l)
Q-15
Arrange the following in columns and find the product:
(a) 136 x 9
(b) 312x5
(c) 192 x 6
Q-16
Solve the following word problems:
1. Let the cost of 1 dozen of bananas be ₹42. Find the cost of 4 dozen of bananas.
2. There are 4 rows of plants with 25 plants in each row. How many plants are there in all?
3. There are 42 students in a class. Each student needs 8 exercise books. How many exercise books are needed?
4. If a flower has 3 petals, how many petals are there in 126 such flowers?
5. A leap year has 366 days. How many days will be there in 2 leap years?
6. On the occasion of a festival, 162 children are given 2 laddoos each. How many laddoos are distributed?
7. One bag of wheat weighs 43 kg. What will be the total weight of 6 such wheat bags?
8. 50 tins of coffee can be packed in 1 box. How many tins can be packed in 7 such boxes?
9. There are 134 students standing in a row. How many students are there in 6 such rows?
10. A box contains 145 chocolates. Find the number of chocolates in 5 such boxes.
Q-17
Multiply the following using lattice method.
(a) 40 * 8
(b) 21 * 4
(c) 56 * 4
(d) 92 * 5
(e) 44 * 5
(f) 50 * 21
(g) 18 * 22
(h) 32 * 12
(i) 326 * 45
(j) 205 x 14
Q-18
Estimate the following products to the nearest 10.
(a) 36 * 11
(b) 29 * 14
(c) 79 * 61
Q-19
Estimate the following products to the nearest 10.
(a) 71 * 35
(b) 22 * 31
(c) 82 * 91
Q-20
Estimate the following products.
(a) 215 * 15
(b) 394 * 69
(c) 920 * 55
Q-21
Find the product orally:
(a) 36 * 10 =
(b) 942 * 10 =
(c) 624 * 10 =
(d) 40 * 100 =
(e) 2 * 100 =
(f) 25 x 20 =
(g) 36 * 40 =
(h) 32 * 300 =
(i) 25 * ____ = 2500
(j) _____ * 100 = 1500
(k) 85 * 10 =
(l) 504 * 10 =
(m) 59 * 100 =
(n) 36 * 100 =
(0) 54 * 100 =
(p) 43 * 30 =
(q) 41 * 200 =
(r) 19 X _____ = 1900
(s) 40 X ____ = 400
(t) _____ * 10 = 1400
Chapter-5 Division
Q-1
Divide using multiplication tables:
1. 28÷ 4 = _____
2. 27÷ 3 = _____
3. 35 ÷ 5 = _____
4. 72÷ 9 = _____
5. 18÷ 2 = _____
6. 63÷ 9 = _____
7. 36÷ 6 = _____
8. 21 ÷ 3 = ____
9. 90 ÷ 10 = ____
10. 48 ÷ 8 = ____
11. 54 ÷ 6 = ___
12. 56 ÷ 7 = ___
13. 36 ÷ 9 = ___
14. 48 ÷ 6 = ___
15. 32 ÷ 4= ___
16. 63÷ 7 = ____
17. 16 ÷ 4= ____
18. 40 ÷ 5 = ____
19. 56÷ 8 = ____
20. 24 ÷ 6 = _____
21. 20 ÷ 2 = _____
22. 60÷ 6 = ____
23. 72÷ 8 = ____
24. 16÷ 2 = ___
Q-2
Solve by dividing into equal groups:
1. Distribute 15 pens equally among 5 students. Total number of pens = _________________Number of students = ________________Division fact : ________ = _________________So, number of pens with each student = ___________
2. 12 balloons are shared equally among 6 children.1 child gets ____ balloons . Division fact is __________
3. Divide the following by grouping them equally: 27 flowers, 3 flowers in 1 vase Total number of flowers = ___________Number of flowers in each vase = ________________Division fact : ____________ = _____________________Number of vases required = _________________
4. 30 balloons, 5 balloons with each boy. Total number of balloons = ____________ Number of balloons with each boy = ____________ Division fact : _____________ = ______________ Number of boys = _________________
5. 20 balls, 4 balls in 1 box. Number of balls in one box = ______________ Division fact : ____________ = _______________Number of boxes required = _______________
Q-3
Divide using repeated subtraction. One has been done for you:
(a)
(b) 18÷6= _____
(c) 45÷5 = _____
(d) 36÷4= ____
Q-4
Divide on the number line:
(a)
(b)
(c )
(d)
Q-5
Write the dividend, the divisor and the quotient for each of the following:
Q-6
Fill in the blanks:
1. 2/1 = ______
2. 0/10 = ______
3. 0/9 = _____
4.. 10/10 = ____
5. 5 / ____ =5
6. 62/1 = _____ .
7. 8 / ____ =1
8. 19/1 = ____
9. 0/7 = _____.
10. 25/25 = _____
11. 16/16 = ____.
12. 105/1 = ____ .
Q-7
Divide the following by long division method:
1. 2√72
2. 3√21
3. 4√ 32
4. 5√ 20
5. 6√36
6. 5√40
7. 6√42
8. 6√ 60
9. 7√ 56
10. 6√30
11. 7√35
12. 5√40
13. 4√16
14. 8√56
15. 9√27
16. 9√72
Q-8
Divide the following:
1. 3√36
2. 3√93
3. 3√84
4. 2√64
5. 4√48
6. 5√55
Q-9
Solve the sums:
1. There were 50 people attending a birthday party. At each table, 10 people were seated. How many tables were there in all?
2. There are 74 bananas to be divided equally among 9 girls. How many bananas will each girl get? How many bananas will be left?
3. There are altogether 96 students in 3 classes. If each class has an equal number of students, how many students study in each class?
4. A book has 72 pages. Yogesh has decided to read it in 3 days. How many pages should he read every day?
5. How many bags do you need for 78 apples, if each bag has 6 apples?
Chapter-6 Money
Q-1
Write the following amounts of money in figures:
(a) 72 rupees =
(b) 29 rupees =
(c) 35 rupees and 45 paise =
(d) 29 rupees and 92 paise =
(e) 11 rupees and 7 paise =
(f) 624 rupees and 62 paise =
(g) 70 paise =
(h) 62 paise =
Q-2
Write the following amounts of money in words:
(a) ₹49.35 = Forty-nine rupees and thirty-five paise
(b) ₹ 23.04 = ------------------
(c) ₹125.00 = -----------------
(d) ₹ 0.45 = ------------------
(e) ₹62.39 = ----------------
(f) ₹425.75 = -----------------
Q-3
Write the following amounts of money in paise:
(a) ₹5 = 500 p
(b) ₹25 = ------
(c) ₹ 62= ------
(d) ₹ 85.85 = ------
(e) ₹ 38.95 = -------
(f) ₹0.80 = ------
(g) ₹0.37= ------
(h) ₹0.07= ------
(i) ₹62.45 = -----
(j) ₹0.45 = ------
(k) ₹19.05 = -----
(l) ₹61.82 = -----
Q-4
Convert each of the following into rupees and paise:
(a) 625 paise = ₹6.25
(b) 605 paise = -------
(c) 6140 paise = -------
(d) 900 paise = -----
(e) 56 paise = -----
(f) 70 paise = ------
(g) 24921 paise = ------
(h) 6245 paise = -------
(i) 9 paise = ------
(j) 42160 paise= ------
(k) 40 paise = ------
(l) 14050 paise= -----
Q-5
Add the following:
a. ₹59.70 + ₹35.25
b. ₹49.80 + ₹29.10
C. ₹53.50 + ₹29.68
d. ₹44.80 + ₹18.60
Q-6
Add each of the following:
Q-7
Solve:
a. Reema bought a pack of nuts for 22, apples for 35 and a dozen of oranges for 36. How much money did she spend?
b. Hemant went shopping and bought a toy for 25.75 and a bat for 40.20. How much money did he spend in all?
C. Gaurav had 20.50 with him. His father gave him 75 as his pocket money. How much money did he have now?
d. Pooja bought a pencil for 15, a pen for 25.50 and a notebook for *45.75. Find the total money spent by her.
Q-8
Subtract the following:
a. ₹65.75 - ₹28.36
b. ₹32.60 - ₹15.60
c. ₹52.40-₹16.10
Q-9
Subtract the following:
Q-10
Solve the following:
a. The cost of a book is 98.60. Shikha has only 67.25. How much more money does she need?
b. Meeta had89 in her piggy bank. She took out 48 from it. How much money was left with her?
c. The total cost of a toy car and a geometry box is 97.60. If the cost of the toy car is 45.10, what is the cost of the geometry box?
d. A woman had 250 with her. She bought vegetables for 65.50. How much money was left with her?
Q-11
Find the total money in each bill. Also, in each case, find the amount received as change.
1.
2.
Chapter-7 Geometrical Shapes
Q-1
Use the figure on the right to answer the following questions.
(a) Name the points inside.
(b) Name the points outside.
(c) Name the points on the curve.
Q-2
How many line segments are joined to form each shape? Name the line segments and the vertices in each figure:
Q-3
Which of the following figures are rectangles? Which are squares?
(a)
(b)
(c )
(d)
(e)
(f)
Q-4
Fill in the blanks:
(b) The diagonals of a rectangle are -------------- .
(c) The diagonal is a line joining the ------------ vertices of a plane shape.
(d) All the sides of a square are -------------- .
(e) A line segment from the centre to the circle is called ---------- .
(f) A --------- has no corners.
(a) The sides of a ---------------- may not be equal.
Q-5
Solve it
(a) Do all circles have the same shape? -------------------
(b) Do all circles have the same size? -------------
(c ) Can you draw two circles that have the same centre? --------------
Q-6
Draw a circle with radius:
(a) 6cm
(b) 5 cm
(c) 8 cm
(d) 4 cm
Q-7
Tick (✓) the correct word given in the brackets:
(a) The top of a table is a (plane/curved) surface.
(b) The blackboard has a (plane/curved) surface.
(c) The egg has a (plane/curved) surface.
(d) The book has (plane/curved) surface.
(e) The globe has a (plane/curved) surface.
Q-8
Answer the following question.
(a) How many vertices are there in a cone?
(b) How many vertices are there in a cuboid?
(c) Does a cylinder have any straight edge?
(d) All the edges of a cuboid are equal - Yes or No?
Q-9
Write true or false against each of the following:
(a) The opposite faces of a cuboid are the same in size and shape. -----------
(b) All the edges of a cube are equal. -------
(c) A cube is always a cuboid. -------
(d) There are no vertices in a cylinder. -------
(e) A cube has plane faces. ------
(f) All the faces of a cube are identical. --------
Q-10
Circle the patterns that are tiling patterns:
Q-11
Which of the following shapes can be used in tiling patterns?
(a)
(b)
(c )
(d)
(e)
Q-12
Colour the following tiles in different colours to make patterns:
(a)
(b)
Chapter-8 Measurement
Q-1
Write down the lengths of the objects in the box:
Q-2
Which standard unit of length - centimetre or metre would you use to measure the following lengths and heights? Write in the given blank space:
(a) The height of a new-born baby ----------------- .
(b) The width of a book ---------------- .
(c) The length of a bus ----------------- .
(d) The height of your school building ------------------ .
(e) The height of a tree ------------------ .
Q-3
Fill in the blanks with more/less:
(a) The length of my school playground is --------------- than 1 metre.
(b) The length of your stool is --------------- than 1 metre.
(c) The height of your father is -------------- than 1 metre.
(d) The height of a horse is ------------- than 1 metre.
(e) The height of a table-lamp is ----------- than 1 metre.
Q-4
Convert the following lengths into centimetres:
(a) 5m
(b) 10m
(c) 17 m
(d) 27 m
(e) 56m
(f) 79 m
(g) 105 m
(h) 225 m
Q-5
Convert the following lengths into metres and centimetres:
(a) 122 cm
(b) 325 cm
(c) 572 cm
(d) 950 cm
(e) 650 cm
(f) 1296 cm
(g) 1490 cm
(h) 1799 cm
Q-6
Convert the following lengths into centimetres:
(a) 8m 29 cm
(b) 14 m 80 cm
(c) 22 m 8 cm
(d) 32 m 80 cm
(e) 105 m 90 cm
(f) 395 cm 95 cm
Q-7
Add the following:
(a)
(b)
(c )
Q-8
Find the sum:
(a)
(b)
(c )
Q-9
Subtract the following:
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
Q-10
Solve the following:
1. Arun is 1 m 73 cm tall. His brother is 20 cm shorter. How tall is his brother?
2. A passenger train is 256 m long and a mail train is 95 m long. How much longer is the passenger train?
3. Pooja has two ribbons of lengths 36 cm and 42 cm respectively. What is the total length of two ribbons?
4. A goods train is 132 m 55 cm long and a passenger train is 108 m 23 cm long. Which train is the longer and by how much?
5. Mona is 1 m 45 cm tall. Her sister is 15 cm taller than she. Find the height of Mona's sister.
6. Anuj had 6 m long rope. He tied 2 m 25 cm long rope to it. Find the total length of the rope.
Q-11
Write the correct unit - kg or g that you will use to weigh each of the following:
(a)
(b)
(c )
(d)
(e)
(f)
Q-12
How much do the following objects weigh?
(a)
(b)
Q-13
Solve the following:
1. Weight of Amit's father is 70 kg. Amit's weight is 35 kg. What is the difference in their weights?
2. 39 kg of sugar is taken out from a 74-kg sack of sugar. How much does the sack weigh now?
3. Two girls weigh 30kg and 29kg respectively. What is their total weight?
4. What should be added to 7 kilogram to make it 25 kilograms?
5. Deepak's weight is 59 kg and Sakshi's weight is 52 kg. Who is the heavier and by how much?
Q-14
Write the unit L or mL you will use to measure the capacity of each of the following:
Q-15
Solve it
1. How many 250 ml cups are needed to half fill a 2L bottle?
2. A large bottle contains 78 ml of cough syrup. If a child takes 6 mL of syrup in each spoon, how many spoons of syrup does he drink?
3. A pack contained 750 ml of mango juice. 440 ml was used. How much juice was left?
4. A 500-/ tank is filled up with water. During the day, 175 / of water is consumed. How much water remains in the tank?
Chapter-9 Time
Q-1
Add:
(a) 5 hours 27 minutes + 3 hours 5 minutes
(b) 7 hours 12 minutes + 8 hours 49 minutes
(c) 6 hours 50 minutes + 9 hours 45 minutes
Q-2
Write the time shown by each of the following clocks in three ways. One has been done for you:
(b)
(c )
(d)
(e)
(f)
Q-3
Draw the minute hand to show the time given below each clock:
Q-4
Write the time shown by each of the following clocks in three ways. One has been done for you:
Q-5
Match the time with the clock by drawing a line:
Q-6
Convert the following:
(a) 6 days into hours
(b) 5 days 17 hours into hours
(c) 8 minutes 15 seconds into seconds
(d) 5 hours 35 minutes into minutes
Q-7
Subtract:
(a) 14 hours-2 hours 25 minutes
(b) 8 hours 48 minutes-8 hours 18 minutes
(c) 18 hours 27 minutes-8 hours 35 minutes
Q-8
Solve
1. Suresh plays football from 6:20 to 7:35 in the morning. How long does he play?
2. Mrs. Sharma with the help of two of her neighbours has opened a small school in the community centre of their colony where they teach the children from the nearby areas for free. These children cannot afford to go to a proper school. The school runs from 10:30 to 12:45 in the morning. How long is the school timing.
3. Sagar arrives at the railway station at 5:40 p.m. The train is supposed to come at 1854 hours. How long does he have to wait?
4. Nikhil is on a holiday at the seaside. High tide today is at 1430 hours. The next high tide will be in 12 hours and 24 minutes. What time will that be?
Q-9
Change to the 24-hour clock time:
a. 2:15 am
b. 11:55 pm
C. 3:45 pm
d. 6:30 pm
e. 5:20 pm
f. 12 noon
Q-10
Change to the 12-hours clock time:
a. 0420 hours
b. 0200 hours
C. 1440 hours
d. 2101 hours
e. 1236 hours
f. 2200 hours
Q-11
Look at the calendar of 2019 and then fill up the blanks:
(a) How many Saturdays are there in October?
(b) The 15th day of the month is
(c) How many Mondays are there in October?
(d) The name of the 3rd day is
(e) On which dates do the Saturdays fall?
Q-12
Fill in the blanks:
(a) The first month of the year is ---------------- .
(b) The eighth month of the year is ---------------- .
(c) The last month of the year is ------------- .
(d) The month before October is ------------ .
(e) The month after June is --------------- .
(f) The month between July and September is ------------------
Chapter-10 Data Handling
Q-1
The pictograph given below displays the favourite seasons of Class 3 students of a school. Study the pictograph and answer the questions that follow: Favourite seasons of the students of Class 3.
(a) How many students are there in all in Class 3?
(b) Which two seasons are equally liked by the students?
(c) Which season is the least liked?
(d) How many more students like the summer season than the winter season?
Q-2
The numbers of animals in a zoo are given in the following table:
Q-3
Given below is the table showing the favourite summer vacation activity of students of Class 3. Use the information to draw a pictograph:
Q-4
Complete the following tally chart:
Chapter-11 Patterns
Q-1
Study each pattern and continue the sequence by drawing the next four shapes.
(a) ----------------, ------------------, ----------------, ------------------
(b) ---------------, ------------------, -----------------, ----------------
(c ) --------------, ----------------- , ------------------ , ----------------
(d) -------------- , ---------------- , ----------------- , ---------------
Q-2
Discover the pattern and fill up the blanks:
(a) 30, 35, 33, 38, 36, 41, 39, ---------------- , ------------------ , -----------------, ----------------
(b) 4, 10, 16, 22, 28, 34, ---------------, ----------------, ------------------, -----------------
(c) 2,4,7,11, 16, 22, ---------------, ----------------, ----------------, ---------------
(d) 1,8, 15, 22, 29, ------------, -----------------, -------------------, -----------------
Q-3
Look at the pattern in each row. Colour the shape that continues the pattern:
(a)
(b)
