MCQ Questions

Question No. 1

Fill in the blanks:

Answer :

(a) ________ is the same as one-fourth.

(b) The three-fourths is the same as ________.

(c) A fraction can be represented in _______ ways.

Question No. 2

True or False:

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(a) Equivalent fractions are those fractions which have the different value.

(b) Like fractions are those fractions which have the same denominators.

(c) 2/4 and 3/4 are like fractions.

Question No. 3

One word answer:

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(b) 2/4 and 3/8 are which kind of fractions?

(a) 3/2 and 1/2 are which kind of fractions?

(c) What is a proper fraction with numerator 1 called?

Question No. 4

Fill in the blanks :

Answer :

(a) There are _____________ quarters in one-half.

(b) There are _____________ quarters in a whole

(c) There are _____________ quarters in three-fourths.

(d) There are _____________ halves in a whole.

Question No. 5

Answer the following questions using your understanding of fractions :

Answer :

(a) Which is more expensive, onions or cauliflowers?

(b) How much does 1 /2 kg of cauliflower cost ?

(c) How much does 1 kg of onions cost?

(d) How much does 3 /4 kg of cauliflower cost ?

(e) How much does 1 kg of cauliflower cost?

(f) How much would you pay for 1 /4 kg of onions ?

(g) How much would you pay for 3 /4 kg of onions ?

Question No. 6

What fraction of these shapes are pink ? (Estimate the fraction)

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Question No. 7

Colour the following according to their given fractions. How are all the parts related to each other?

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Question No. 8

Observe the coloured objects and the groupings and fill in the blanks :

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Question No. 9

Fill in the missing number :

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Question No. 10

Which of the following fractions are like and which are unlike :

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Question No. 11

Colour to compare. Put ‘<’ or ‘>’ :

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Question No. 12

Write the correct sign ’>’ or ‘<’ in each circle :

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Question No. 13

Arrange the following in ascending order :

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Question No. 14

Arrange the following in descending order :

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Question No. 15

Fill in the blanks by looking at the figures. One has been done for you.

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Question No. 16

Look at the figures and fill in the blanks :

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Question No. 17

Add the following fractions :

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Question No. 18

Find the difference. The first one has been done for you :

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Question No. 19

Subtract the following fractions :

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Question No. 20

Answer the following using mixed numbers :

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(a) How many apple ?

(b) How many cakes ?

(c) How many chocolates ?

(d) How many Sandwiches ?

Question No. 21

Convert these improper fractions into mixed fractions :

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Question No. 22

Change these mixed fractions into improper fractions :

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Question No. 23

Find the fraction in each of the following :

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Question No. 24

Solve the following :

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(a) A cinema hall has 500 seats. 3/ 5 of the seats are empty. How many seats are empty ?

(b) In a group of 49 students who went for a picnic, 3 /7 were girls. How many were girl students ?

(c) During the class election, Prem got 2 /6 of the 36 votes polled. How many votes did he get ?

(d) Simran had 54 toffees. She distributed 4 /9 toffees to her friends. How many toffees did she distribute ?

(e) Class IV-A has 42 students. 5 /6 of them take part in the annual function. How many students participated in the function ?

Question No. 25

Numericals -

Answer :

1. An ant covers 1* 3/ 4 m in first hour and 2 *1/ 4 m in the second hour. Find the total distance covered by the ant in two hours.

2. Nidhi drank 4 /5 of a glass of juice in the morning and 3/ 5 glass of juice in the evening. How much more did she drink in the morning ?

3. Neelam has two pieces of ribbon measuring 2* 1/ 2 m and 5 *1/ 2 m. Find the total length of the two pieces.

4. Meenakshi and Manjula bought a cake. Meenakshi ate 1/ 4 of the cake and Manjula ate 2 /4 of the same cake. What fraction of the cake did they eat altogether ?

5. From a 6 metres long rope, two piece of length 1 *7/ 5 metres and 2 *11 /15 metres were cut off. What is the length of remaining rope.of the two pieces.

Question No. 26

In 2/5, 5 is the ________.

Answer :

numerator

denominator

none of these

Question No. 27

In 2/5, 2 is the _______.

Answer :

numerator

product

denominator

Question No. 28

Fraction means ‘part of a _______’.

Answer :

whole

quarter

half

Question No. 29

2/5 is a ______.

Answer :

decimal

fraction

none of these

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