1 Write in Figures.

1) Eighty-Three Crores, Fourteen Lakhs, Twenty-Five Thousand, Eight Hundred Ninety-Four

2) Twenty-Five Crores, Fifty-Six Lakhs, Eight Thousand, Seven Hundred Thirty-Four

3) Sixty-Seven Crores Six Lakhs, Fifty Thousand, One Hundred Fifty

4) Three Crores, Seven Thousand and Eight

2 Write Numbers in Words.

1) 8, 47, 26, 159

2) 12, 43, 56, 789

3) 80, 70, 00, 026

4) 95, 00, 03, 600

3 Write the Place Value of Digits.

1) Find the place value of 7 in the number 5,67,89,432 .

2) Find the place value of 3 in the number 23,45,67,890 .

4 Write in Expanded Form.

1. Write the expanded form of 8,45,07,236 .

2. Write the expanded form of 19,23,84,657.

5 Write in Short Form.

1. 50,00,00,000 + 3,00,000 + 20,000 + 800 + 30 + 5.

2. 10,00,00,000 + 40,00,000 + 1,00,000 + 5000 + 200 + 80.

6 Write the numbers.

a) Greatest 8-digit number : _______________________

b) Smallest 9-digit number : _______________________

c) 80 lakhs more than 60,94,10,840 : __________________

d) Difference of smallest 8-digit number and greatest 7-digit number : _______________________

7 Ring the greatest number in each.

a) 43,23,50,960 43,33,23,496 34,82,92,906

b) 52,67,02,607 52,67,97,676 5,54,54,454

c) 94,67,50,143 94,68,15,722 94,68,05,222

8 Fill in the correct symbol < or >.

a) 28,80,402 ____ 52,32,001

b) 90,16,712 ____ 90,61,785

c) 62,08,291 ____ 62,80,291

d) 8,96,84,780 ____ 89,68,84,798

9 Write the successor of:

a) 48,82,990

b) 67,67,99,999

c) 9,89,03,899

10 Write the predecessor of:

a) 3,04,29,100

b) 50,03,10,000

c) 19,00,00,00

11 Arrange in ascending order.

a) 60,47,71,849 60,74,17,849 60,74,71,974

b) 4,16,20,179 4,61,02,197 4,16,20,719

c) 40,32,83,575 40,34,83,055 5,55,60,901 5,55,60,915

12 Build the greatest and smallest numbers without repeating digits in first two columns. You may repeat digits if necessary to form 8- digit numbers.

13 Write in Figures.

a) Eight hundred ninety-six million, four hundred thirty-two thousand, one hundred twenty-three

b) Three hundred fifty-seven million, nine hundred sixty-eight thousand, four hundred fifty-six

c) One billion, two hundred thirty million, five hundred sixty- seven thousand, eight hundred

d) Four hundred fifty-six million, seven hundred thousand and two

14 Write the following numbers in words.

a) 123,456,789

b) 987,654,321

c) 405,678,123

d) 876,543,210

15 Write the following numbers in words.

a) In the number 345,678,912 the place value of the digit 5 is ______________

b) In the number 789,456,321, hundred thousand is the place value of the digit _______

c) In the number 234,567,890 the place value of the digit 7 is ___________

d) In the number 891,234,567 the place value of the digit __ ____________ is 10,000,000

16 Write in figures and in words as per Indian and International system of numeration.

a) 36902050

b) 410205080

17 Round to the nearest 10.

1) 96

2) 67

3) 384

4) 4,275

18 Round to the nearest 100.

1) 941

2) 6,077

3) 4,835

4) 19,676

19 Round to the nearest 1000.

1) 2,741

2) 8,479

3) 96,030

4)74,600

20 Solve by rounding off to the nearest 100.

1) 684 + 905

2) 7,284 - 4170

3) 260 x 754

21 Write the following numbers in Roman numerals:

a. 5 = _______

b. 18 = _______

c. 24 =_______

d. 36 = ______­­­­_

e. 108 = _______

f. 248 = _______

g. 137 = _______

h. 390 = _______

i. 296 = _______

22 Change into Hindu-Arabic numerals:

a. CCX = _______

b. XXIV = _______

c. XCVIII = _______

d. XXLV = _______

e. XCXIV = _______

f. CCCXLVII = _______

g. CXLVIII = _______

h. CCXIX = _______

i. XLII = _______

23 Write in figures and in words as per Indian and International system of numeration.

a) 76008954

b) 620216000

c) 369812574

24 Write the place value and the face value of the underlined digit in each of the following.

a) 20,395

b) 24,92,396

b) 24,92,396

d) 22,109,781

25 3. Put the correct sign (>, <, or =).

a) 83,295 _______ 9,295

b) 24,74,86,950 ______24,74,81,950

c) 48,517,711 _______ 408,517,171

d) 13,409,140 _____31,490,140

26 Build the greatest (Indian system)and smallest (International system) 8 digit numbers using 5, 3, 7, 9, and 0.

27 Rearrange the following numbers in the order as mentioned.

a) 12,02,931 12,02,20,391 12,20,931 12,02,02,193 (Ascending)

b) 94,641,694 314,469 94,641,964 314,964 (Descending)

28 Round to the nearest 100.

a) 6,15,294

b) 1,719

29 A science experiment needed people whose weight rounded to 60 kg. Which of the following could be chosen?

Varun-66 kg, Akhilesh-58 kg, Sana-63 kg, Garima-69 kg, Pooja- 55 kg, Meera-71 kg

30 A science experiment needed people whose weight rounded to 60 kg. Which of the following could be chosen?

A) What is the Roman numeral for 268 ?

B) What is the Hindu-Arabic numeral for CCCXCVII ?

31 There are fewer than 50 students in Sushmita's class. She carried a packet of 50 sweets for her birthday. What is the most number of students that may be in Sushmita's class? What is the least number?

32 B. FILL IN THE BLANKS. (computer memory, data, pendrive)

a) 20 crore = ______________ 100 thousands

b) 1,000 million = _____________ lakhs

c) 40 lakh = _____________ million

d) 700 million = ______________ 5 thousand

e) 50 crore = ___________ million

1 Solve.

2 Arrange in columns and find the sum.

1). 27,00,428 + 84,116 + 75

2). 8,92,516 + 6,33,482 + 7,613

3). 95, 42,700 + 82,17,112

4). 2,07,418 + 3,14,920

3 Add 27, 482 to largest 5 digit number.

4 Reena had ₹ 56,182. Her brother gave ₹18,560 as gift. Find the total money she has now.

5 There were 1, 285 passengers in the train. 706 passengers joined them. Find the total passengers in the train now.

6 Population of a hill station is 8,05,218. During vacation 36,900 tourists came to visit the station. 812 people came for official work and other reasons. Find the number of people in hill station now.

7 Subtract.

8 Fill in the missing digits.

9 Solve.

1). 7,43,157 + 50,195 - 2,69,314

2). 8,52,300 - 4,17,216 - 76,450

3). 91,27,320 - 2,78,150 + 3,142

4). 3,48,983 - 1,95,277

10 A school library had 48,850 books. 24,300 books were received as donation. In April, 39, 284 books were issued to teachers and students. How many books are left in library now ?

11 Ram had ₹76,843. He spent ₹49,784 for repairing. How much money is left with him now ?

12 An aeroplane has to cover 88, 300 km. It has already covered 42,642km. How much distance is yet to be covered ?

13 An aeroplane has to cover 88, 300 km. It has already covered 42,642km. How much distance is yet to be covered ?

1. 7,148 + 38,496 = 38,496 + _______________

2. 24,192 + 0 = _______________

3. 7,41,342 + 1 = _______________

4. 88, 532 - 1 = _______________

5. 94,100 + 1000 = _______________

6. 482 - 5000 = _______________

7. If 82000 - 8000 = 74000 then 74000 +8000 = ______________

8. 9, 12,000 + 8000 = _______ then 8000 + 9, 12,000 = _________

14 Solve.

15 Solve in your notebooks.

a. 9,48,000 + 37,500 + 852

b. 12,84,600 - 7,29,354

c. 48,952 + 3,77,846 - 2,85,195

d. 5,80,000 - 24,668 + 3,500

16 3. A school planted 5,482 saplings in the year 2022. It planted 6,508 saplings in the year 2023. How many saplings are planted by school in all ?

17 3. A school planted 5,482 saplings in the year 2022. It planted 6,508 saplings in the year 2023. How many saplings are planted by school in all ?

18 Find the sum of 29,484 and 2, 87, 900. Then subtract the sum from 7,77,700

19 Find the difference of smallest 9 digit number and greatest 7 digit number.

20 A Shoe Company manufactured 88,700 shoes in Jan and 1,42,253 shoes in Feb. It sold 1,68,950 shoes in Mar. How many shoes does the company have now?

21 What must be subtracted from 5,84,982 to get 3,15,744?

1 Multiply.

2 Multiply.

1) 18 × 20 = ________

2) 321 × 300 = ________

3) 250 × 500 = ________

4) 7481 × 100 = ________

5) 846 × 7000 = ________

6) 6258 × 700 = ________

7) 8040 × 4000 = ________

8) 219 × 5000 = ________

9) 600 × 30 = ________

10) 9400 × 6000 = ________

3 Multiply.

4 Multiply the following in your notebooks.

5 Complete the circles.

6 A magazine has 256 pages. 6028 copies of this magazine are printed. How many pages are printed in all ?

7 Cost of 1 purse is ₹5,378. What will the cost of 380 such purses ?

8 Cost of 1 purse is ₹5,378. What will the cost of 380 such purses ?

a) 217 ÷ 1 = ________

b) 13 x 8 = 104, so 104 ÷ 13 = _________ and 104 ÷ 8 = ________

c) 0 ÷ 85 = ________

d) 72 ÷ 12 = ______ So, 12 can be subtracted _________ times from 72.

e) 144 ÷ 9 = 16, so 16 x 9 = ____________

f) 36 ÷ 36 = ________

g) In 126 ÷ 14, the dividend is _______ , divisor is _______ , quotient is _________ and remainder is __________ .

9 Divide in your notebooks and check your answer by multiplication.

a) 92370÷25

b) 72849÷36

c) 24908÷42

d) 6894÷54

e) 78276÷19

f) 95020÷48

g) 82031÷68

h) 4008÷27

10 A rope of 73825 cm is cut into pieces of 52 cm each. How many such pieces can be cut ? How much rope will be left over ?

11 If 14 kg of rice costs ₹ 7586, what is the cost of 1 kg rice?

12 If 17 dresses cost ₹49266, find the cost of one such dress.

13 If the cost of 1 book is ₹38, how many such books can be bought for ₹50000 ?

14 Solve the following :

1. Test scores of 5 students are 88, 76, 91, 85, and 92. What is the average score?

2. A family took trips with distances of 120 km, 150 km, 80 km, and 200 km. What is the average distance of trips traveled?

3. The heights of four friends are 140 cm, 145 cm, 150 cm, and 155 cm. Find their average height.

4. The average score of 6 students in a science quiz is 75 points. Find the total score of all 6 students.

5. A group of 4 friends spent an average of ₹126 each on snacks. Calculate the total amount of money spent by all 4 friends.

6. In one month, Anu read 4, 5, 3, and 6 books. What is the average number of books read per week by her ?

15 Solve the following :

1. A library buys 250 books for ₹1,82,500. How much does each book cost?

2. A pack of 150 pencils costs ₹2250. What is the cost of 1 pencil?

3. A supplier provides 900 pens for ₹49,500. What is the cost of 1 pen? If an office needs 2,200 pens, what will be the total cost?

4. A shopkeeper buys 750 school bags for ₹95,830. How much does each school bag cost?

5. A theater sells 500 tickets for a total of ₹20,000. How much does each ticket cost?

6. A company sells 400 school bags for ₹28,800. What is the cost of 1 school bag? If a school wants to purchase 1,000 school bags, what will be the total cost?

7. A store sells 500 bicycles for ₹50,000. How much does 1 bicycle cost? If a customer wants to buy 1,200 bicycles, what will be the total cost?

8. A school buys 1,200 notebooks for ₹18,000. How much does each notebook cost? If the school needs 2,500 notebooks, what will be the total cost?

16 Multiply in your notebooks.

a) 546 x 23

b) 7552 x 73

c) 8672 x 36

d) 8057 x 615

e) 2409 x 813

f) 9054 x 506

g) 1770 x 768

h) 9356 x 480

17 Divide in your notebooks.

a) 8037÷25

b) 95782÷63

c) 6238÷24

d) 47864÷34

e) 2878÷18

h) 74018÷46

i) 54230÷35

j) 99050÷60

18 Solve the following:

1. A shop sells 120 bicycles for a total of ₹48,000. How much does 1 bicycle cost?

2. A store sells 200 T-shirts for ₹8,000. How much does each T-shirt cost?

3. A store sells 1,200 erasers for ₹3,600. What is the price of each eraser?

4. A grocery store sells 1,500 kg of rice for ₹18,000. What is the cost of 1 kg of rice? If a customer wants to buy 4,200 kg of rice, what will be the total cost?

5. A boutique sells 250 dresses for ₹30,000. What is the cost of 1 dress? If a customer wants to buy 1,200 dresses, what will be the total cost?

6. A petrol station sells 3,500 litres of petrol for ₹14,000. What is the cost of 1 litre of petrol? If a car needs 950 litres of petrol, what will be the total cost?

1 Write all the factors of numbers in each pair. Then find the common factors.

1) 8,24

2) 32,44

3) 50, 60

4) 40, 84

2 Find the HCF of the following numbers.

1) 18, 30

2) 42, 49

3) 30, 48

4) 15, 60

3 Write the first 8 multiples of :

1) 6

2) 16

3) 70

4) 13

4 Find the common multiples and hence find the LCM of the following:

1) 3 and 4

2) 6 and 9

3) 12 and 16

4) 7 and 14

5 Circle the numbers divisible by 2.

1) 13, 24, 35, 42, 56

2)81, 90, 67, 82, 55

6 Circle the numbers divisible by 3.

1) 27, 44, 51, 62, 75

2) 19, 21, 33, 40, 57

7 Circle the numbers divisible by 4.

1) 16, 22, 36, 44, 55

2) 48, 63, 72, 85, 96

8 Circle the numbers divisible by 5.

1) 15, 22, 35, 47, 60

2) 74, 85, 93, 100, 113

9 Circle the numbers divisible by 6.

1) 18, 25, 36, 45, 54

2) 60, 73, 84, 90, 97

10 Circle the numbers divisible by 9.

1) 27, 34, 45, 54, 63

2) 81, 92, 108, 117, 130

11 Circle the numbers divisible by 10.

1) 10, 25, 30, 47, 60

2) 75, 80, 95, 100, 120

12 Write YES if number is divisible and NO if number is not divisible.

13 Write all the prime numbers less than 30.

14 Write all the composite numbers between 20 and 50.

15 Find the prime factors by constructing factor tree.

a) 56

b) 64

c) 40

16 Find the HCF by factor tree method.

a) 14 and 42

b) 35 and 55

c) 12 and 25

17 Find the prime factors and HCF.

a) 54 and 36

54 = 2 × ____ × ____ × ____

36 = 2 × ____ × ____ × ____

HCF = ________

b) 39 and 91

39 = ____ × ____

91 = ____ × ____

HCF = ________

18 Factorise the numbers and find the HCF of :

a) 30, 40

b) 45, 81

c) 20, 35, 50

d) 72, 90

e) 40, 52

f) 64, 24, 96

g) 42, 56

h) 36, 48

i) 28, 70, 84

19 Find the HCF of following numbers by long division method.

a) 48, 72

b) 26, 117

c) 42, 112

20 Find the greatest number that divides 75 and 105 exactly.

21 Find the LCM by Prime factorisation method.

a) 4, 5

b) 6, 9, 15

c) 20, 35

d) 40, 50

e) 15, 45

f) 15, 20, 24

g) 14, 35

h) 21, 63

22 Find the LCM by division method.

a) 28, 49

b) 18, 48, 60

c) 16, 40

d) 7, 8

e) 18, 54

f) 10, 15

g) 27, 45

h) 56, 14, 32

23 Find the smallest number which when divided by 20, 25 and 50 leaves no remainder.

24 What are the factors of 24 ?

25 What is the 5th multiple of 7 ?

26 Is 13 a prime number ? Why ?

27 Circle the prime numbers from this list: 2, 4, 7, 10, 13.

28 Is 21 a composite number? Why or why not ?

29 What is the smallest common multiple of 5 and 8 ?

30 What is the prime factorization of 60 ?

31 What is the HCF of 18 and 24 ?

32 Find the LCM of 8 and 12.

33 What is the greatest common factor of 12 and 15 ?

34 fill in the blanks

1. The factors of 36 are ___________________

2. The first 6 multiples of 9 are ___________________

3. Is 20 a prime number ? ___________________

4. The prime numbers between 60 and 70 are ______________

5. The LCM of 3 and 5 is ___________________

6. The HCF of 24 and 16 is ___________________

7. The prime factorization of 72 is 2 × 2 ×__________________

35 Draw factor trees of :

a) 48

b) 75

36 Find the HCF of 30 and 45 by factor tree method.

37 Factorise the numbers and find the HCF of :

a) 50, 65

b) 48, 64

c) 24, 30, 54

38 Find the HCF of following numbers by long division method.

a) 48, 144

b) 28, 126

c) 30, 135

39 Find the greatest number that divides 72 and 162 exactly.

40 Find the LCM by division method.

a) 35, 49

b) 32, 48, 80

c) 34, 51

41 Find the smallest number which when divided by 14, 70 and 77 leaves no remainder.

1 Write the fraction of the shaded part.

2 Shade the fraction as per part mentioned below.

3 Which of the following shows 1/4 of the shaded part? Why?

4 3: Choose the correct option.

1). Which of the following fractions is greater ?

2). If you have a bar of chocolate divided into 6 equal pieces and you eat 4 pieces, what fraction of the chocolate bar is eaten?

3). A class of 30 students has 12 students who play soccer. What fraction of the students play soccer ?

5 Add the following :

6 Subtract the following:

7 Mental Maths

a) Proper

b) Improper

c) Mixed

a) Proper

b) Improper

c) Whole

a) Like

b) Unlike

c) Improper

a) Proper

b) Improper

c) Mixed

a) Like

b) Unlike

c) Improper

a) Like

b) Unlike

c) Improper

a) Proper

b) Improper

c) Mixed

8 Write 2 equivalent fractions for the coloured part.

9 Write 3 equivalent fractions of .

10 Write 3 equivalent fractions of .

11 Check if the following fractions are equivalent.

12 Change the following into equivalent fractions by making denominator 36 in each case.

13 Tick the fractions that are in their lowest forms.

14 Reduce the following fractions to their lowest forms.

15 1. Compare the fractions by putting < , > or = .

16 2. Arrange in ascending order.

17 3. Arrange in descending order.

1 A. Write the decimals for the coloured part.

2 B. Colour to show the given decimals.

3 1. Write the decimal for the Shaded part.

4 2. Write these decimals in figures with decimal point.

a) Three tenth - ________________

c) Seventeen point seven - _________________

d) One hundred four and eight tenth - ______________

f) Twenty eight tenth - ______________

5 3. Represent following decimals on the number line.

a) 0.5

b) 4.6

c) 17.8

6 4. Write as decimals.

a) 9 mm = __________ cm

b) 14 mm = __________ cm

c) 24 mm = __________ cm

d) 305 mm = __________ cm

7 Write these decimals in figures with decimal point.

a) Forty Three Hundredth - ____________

b) Nine Hundredth - ____________

d) Sixteen point zero seven - ____________

e) Five hundred sixty four and eighty one Hundredth - _________

g) Twenty eight point one one - ____________

8 1. Match.

9 2. For the number 186.45, write the digit in the :

a. tens place b. tenths place c. hundreds place d. hundredths place e. ones place

10 3. Represent following decimals on the number line.

a) 2.35 b) 0.62 c) 29.84

11 4. Express as a fraction with denominator 10 or 100

a) 0.8 b) 7.65 c) 98.3

12 5. Write the next three decimals.

a) 4.23 4.24 4.25 _______ _________ ________

b) 17.08 17.09 17.10 _______ _________ ________

c) 69.80 69.81 69.82 _______ _________ ________

d) 45.6 45.7 45.8 _______ _________ ________

13 1. Write the decimals for the coloured parts.

14 2. Express in decimal form.

b) Ninety nine thousandth - ____________________

d) Twenty four point two eight one - ___________________

15 3. Rewrite as fractions.

a) 9.005 b) 0.023 c) 7.250 d) 16.235

16 1. Express these measurements as decimals.

a. 23 m 45 cm

b. 48 m 7 cm

c. 22 km 340 m

d. 1 km 45 m

e. 81 km 809m

f. 79 km 6 m

17 2. Express these measurements as decimals.

a. 61 kg 300 g

b. 29 kg 1 g

c. 42L 700 mL

d. 5 kg 34 g

e. 3L 50 mL

f. 238L 2 mL

18 Put in the decimal points in these numbers so that they make sense.

a. A dog weighs 856 kg.

b. I scored 305 marks out of 40.

c. My height is 1326 cm.

19 Change to like decimals.

a. 1.5 , 9.015 _________________

b. 23.6 , 1.78 , 0.845 _________________

c. 26.73 , 0.619 _________________

d. 8.03 , 18.4 _________________

20 A. Colour to compare. Also put > or < in the ⚪

21 B. Compare and fill in the ⬜ with <, > or = .

a) 11.47 ⬜ 11.74

b) 7.07 ⬜ 7.7

c) 5.555 ⬜ 6.05

d) 70.499 ⬜ 70.656

e) 24.550 ⬜ 24.55

f) 9.865 ⬜ 9.875

22 C. Arrange in descending order.

a) 4.56 6.56 4.056 6.065

b) 0.932 0.342 9.32 3.42

c) 13.19 19.13 39.11 93.11

d) 2 1.1 1.01 2.001

23 D. Arrange in ascending order.

a) 6.3 3.5 5.35 6.53

b) 15 16.001 14.995 16.99

c) 0.5 0.54 0.45 0.454

d) 12.12 8.121 12.212 8.21

E. Jinal has 63.250 in her pocket and smit has 63.75. Who has more money?

24 1. Add the following.

25 1. Add the following.

26 2. Add the following.

1) 44.11 + 9.8

2) 14.06 + 8.253 + 9.7

3) 74.36 + 85.9

4) 19.258 + 6.25 + 74

5) 49.58 + 96.705 + 7.34

6) 47.8 + 23.52

27 3. A baker used 2.5 kilograms of flour for one recipe and 3.125 kilograms for another. How much flour did he use altogether?

28 4. A car travelled 42.6 kilometers in the morning and 38.75 kilometers in the afternoon. What was the total distance travelled by the car?

29 1. Sabtract the following.

30 2. Arrange in columns and subtract.

a) 5.75 - 2.4

b) 26.82 - 17.9

c) 190.5 - 38.675

d) 74.25 - 42.8

e) 7.99 - 5.333

f) 27.8 - 3.045

g)12.56 - 4.2

h) 35.75 - 27.125

i) 8.1 - 4.79

31 3. Jamie has 10.5 meters of rope. She used 3.75 meters for a project. How much rope is left with her?

32 4. A book has 120.5 pages. Maria has read 58.75 pages so far. How many pages does she still need to read to complete the book?

33 1. Write these decimals in figures with decimal point.

a) Ninety three thousandth - ____________

c) Seventeen point three one seven - ___________

d) Two hundred eighty four and eight hundredth - __________

f) Twenty eight tenth - _______________

34 2. Represent following decimals on the number line.

a) 6.5

b) 3.26

c) 27.63

35 3. Write as decimals.

a) 2 cm 7 mm = __________ cm

b) 64 cm = __________ m

c) 946 mL = ___________ L

d) 45 kg 14 g = _________ kg

e) 7 km35 m = __________ km

f) 83L 650 mL = ________ L

36 4. Change 2.5 , 10 , 9.016 , 24.36 to like decimals.

37 4. Change 2.5 , 10 , 9.016 , 24.36 to like decimals.

a) 9.5 6.24 9.051 6.042

b) 8.432 6.342 8.32 3.68

38 6. Arrange in columns and solve.

a) 38 + 5.75 + 26.4

b) 36.42 - 15.9

c) 592.5 + 8.605

d) 64.3 - 22.83

e) 87.09 - 52.363

f) 77.8 + 3.045 + 16.25

39 7. A car had 25.3 liters of fuel at the start of the trip. After driving, it used 7.8 liters. How much fuel is left in the car?

40 8. Bunny used 12.8 kilograms of rice in one party and 8.649 kilograms in another. How much rice did he use altogether?

1 1. Draw the lines of symmetry of these shapes.

2 1. Draw the lines of symmetry of these shapes.

3 2. Complete the figure along the dotted line of symmetry.

4 1. Which of these shapes will look the same after 1/4 turn? Put a tick (✔) next to them.

5 2. Which of these shapes will look the same after ½ turn? Put a tick (✔) next to them.

6 A. Give each shape a quarter turn to complete the pattern.

7 B. Give each shape half a turn.

8 2. Which of these shapes will look the same after ½ turn? Put a tick (✔) next to them.

9 B. Give each shape half a turn.

10 2. Give each shape a quarter turn and a half turn. Put a(✔)on the ones that look the same. Use dots to help if you want.

11 1. Spot the pattern and continue.

12 2. Look for the design that does not fit in, and correct it.

13 1. Tick the shapes that can be folded into a cuboid.

14 2. Match the net to the shape into which it can be folded.

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15 3. Draw 4 different nets to form a cube.

16 4. Draw 2 different nets to form a cuboid.

17 1. Label the front view, side view and top view of each solid shape.

18 2. Colour to match the view of each shape.

19 3. Look at the interesting model of cubes. Mark the correct top view and side view of the model. Also find the number of cubes needed to make this model.

20 Tick( ✔ ) the correct option.

1. A cuboid has:

(a) length only

(b) length, area and breadth only

(c) length, breadth, and height

(d) thickness only

2. A gas pipe is an example of a:

(a) cuboid

(b) cube

(c) cone

(d) cylinder

3. A football is an example of a:

(a) cylinder

(b) cone

(c) sphere

(d) none of these

4. A brick is an example of a:

(a) cube

(b) cuboid

(c) prism

(d) cylinder

5. A square has:

(a) one line of symmetry

(b) two lines of symmetry

(c) three lines of symmetry

(d) four lines of symmetry

6. A circle has:

(a) no lines of symmetry

(b) one line of symmetry

(c) two lines of symmetry

(d) infinite lines of symmetry

21 1. Each of these figures has more than 1 line of symmetry. Mark the lines of symmetry.

22 2. Draw what the following shapes would look like on 1/4 turn and half a turn.

23 3. What should come next?

24 4. Label the front view, side view and top view of each solid shape.

1 Q1. Write in figures.

a) Forty-nine crore one lakh fifteen thousand twenty-two

b) Five crore seventy-three thousand nine hundred twelve

c) Eighty crore twenty-one lakh sixty-five thousand one hundred forty

2 Q2. Find the sum of the place values of

a) two 7s in 17,45,73,261

b)two 2s in 62,12,63,945

c) two 4s in 54,65,49,182

3 Q3. Write the following numbers in the expanded form.

a) 57,80,06,147

b) 92,13,66,283

4 Q4. Write the following in the compact form.

a) 3,00,00,000+ 5,00,000+70,000 +5,000+400+70+3

b) 80,00,00,000+40,00,000+ 1,00,000+ 6,000+300+60+5

5 Q5. Compare the following numbers using '>', '<' or '=',

a) 5,30,67,214 __________5,34,77,948

b) 78,19,36,452 __________ 78,19,36,452

c) 1.6 _____ 1.60

d) 0.52 _______ 2.05

6 Q6. Write the predecessor of the following numbers.

a) 5,00,38,000

b) 8,62,54,391

7 Q7. Form the greatest and smallest numbers using each of the digits only once.

a) 3, 8, 5, 1, 6, 4, 7, 2

b) 4, 9, 7, 0, 2, 6, 8, 3, 5

8 Q9. Arrange the numbers in columns and solve.

a) 2,954 x 16

b) 509 x 25

c) 19,04,74,982 + 27, 966 + 38,01,518

d) 81,02,365 - 50, 639 + 367

e) 2, 21, 365 + 1,97,96, 541

f) 84, 51,023 – 7,41,605

9 Q10. Divide the following and check your answer.

a) 45,213 ÷ 8

b) 8,18,975 ÷ 25

c) 50,023 ÷ 73

10 Q11. Read the stories carefully and solve.

a) The population of a town in 2020 was 74,51,664. It increased by 8,94,242 in 2021. Find the population of the town in 2021.

b) Number of people who visited the zoo last year was 75,00,895. Out of them 24,51,202 were men 20,03,654 were women and the rest were kids. How many kids visited the zoo last year?

c) A shopkeeper has ₹ 61,00,000 with him. He buys 55 refrigerators for ₹42,835 each. How much money will be left with him after he has bought the refrigerators?

d) A person purchases 5 bikes for ₹80, 52,550 each. Find the cost of 1 bike.

11 Q12. Find the H.C.F. of the following numbers by the prime factorisation method.

a) 25 and 85

b) 72 and 90

c) 36, 54 and 90

d) 5, 14 and 20

12 Q13. Find the L.C.M. of the following numbers.

a) 12 and 15

b) 6, 9 and 12

c) 18, 20 and 30

13 Q14. Write the following decimal fractions as common fractions or mixed numbers with denominator 10, 100 or 1,000.

a) 0.03

b) 0.004

c) 3.009

d) 7.6

14 Q15. Write the decimal numerals for the following.

a) Twenty-two point seven five

b) Eight and nine thousandth

15 Q16. Compare using < or >.

16 Q16. Compare using < or >.

17 Q18. Arrange the following decimal fractions in ascending order.

a) 0.98, 0.89, 0.08, 0.09

b) 18.095, 1.309, 13.905, 18.059

18 Q19. Solve the following.

a) 215.03 - 82.635 + 7.9

b) 118.09 + 47.55 - 31.432

19 Q20. Use the red line as the line of symmetry and draw the reflection of the shapes given below.

20 Q21. Decide which need 1/2 turn and 1/4 turn to come back to their original shape.

21 Q22. Tick( ✔ ) the correct answer. Which of these nets can be made into cubes?

1 Q22. Tick( ✔ ) the correct answer. Which of these nets can be made into cubes?

1. A __________ is a location in space that has no size or dimension.

2. A straight line that has two endpoints is called a ____________.

3. A polygon with five sides is called a _____________.

4. A closed shape with six sides is called a ____________.

5. A part of a line that has one endpoint and extends infinitely in one direction is known as a __________.

6. A ____________ is formed by connecting two points.

7. A _________ is a closed figure made up of straight line segments.

8. A ___________ is a shape with no sides and no angles.

9. A polygon that has eight sides is called an _____________.

10. The name of a polygon with four sides is _____________.

11. A ______________ has exactly three sides and three angles.

12. A shape with four equal sides is known as a ____________.

2 A. Match the objects with the angles they make.

3 B. Identify the angles as right, acute, obtuse or straight.

4 C. Count and write the number of types of angles inside each shape.

5 A. Measure these angles using the inner scale.

6 B. Measure these angles using the outer scale.

7 C. Name each angle in two ways. Measure each angle and say what type it is.

8 D. Draw angles of measure:

a) 45° b) 60° c) 80° d) 115° e) 170° f) 145°

9 A. Write what kind of angle is made by the hands at these times. Also write the time.

10 B. Name all possible angles in the following figures.

11 C. Name the following angles as acute, obtuse, straight or right angle.

1) 72°

2) 180°

3) 100°

4) 176°

5) 90°

6) 88°

7) 35°

8) 91°

12 D. Measure the following angles and identify them as acute, obtuse or right angle.

13 E. Draw anlgles of measure:

a) 125° b) 90° c) 180° d) 55°

1 1. Fill in the blanks using correct units of measurements:

1. The length of the classroom is measured in __________ .

2. We weigh fruits and vegetables in __________ .

3. A litre is a unit used to measure __________ .

4. The distance from my house to school is about 2 __________ .

5. A pencil is about 17 __________ long.

6. The capacity of a bottle is usually measured in __________ .

7. A typical adult weighs around 70 __________ .

8. The width of the table is 1.5 __________ .

2 2. Convert and fill in the blanks.

a) 8 m = _______ cm

b) 23 km = _______ m

c) 64 m 23 cm = ______ cm

d) 3610 g =_______ kg ______ g

e) 27 km 232 m =_______ m

f)92 kg 60 g = _______ g

g) 70306 mL =_____ L ____ mL

h) 49 L =_______ mL

3 1. Write the measurement of .

a) Length of your pencil box

b) Length of maths notebook

c) Width of your pencil

d) Length of longest finger of your hand.

4 1. Write the measurement of .

a) 3.7 cm b) 4.5 cm c) 5.8 cm d) 9.5 cm

5 3. Complete the table.

6 4. Solve the following problems.

1. Gaurav covers a distance of 40 cm with each step he takes. How many steps should he take to cover a distance of a kilometre?

2. Find the thickness of .

a. 1 coin when a pile of 16 coins is 320 mm high.

b. 10 erasers when 1 eraser is 0.4 cm thick.

c. 1 mobile phone when a pile of 10 mobile phones is 9 cm high.

d. 20 books when a pile of 200 books is 80 cm high.

3. Ani’s ribbon is 120 cm long, and her string is 1.5 m long. How much longer is the string than the ribbon?

4. Varsha runs 3.2 km a day. How far does Varsha run in 12 days?

5. Reeta is 1 m 25 cm tall. Her sister is 37 cm taller than her. What is the height of Reeta's sister?

7 4. Solve the following problems.

a) 0.64 kg = ________ g

b) 10.675 kg = ________ g

c) 2.05 kg = ________ g

d) 726 g = ________ kg

e) A TV remote weighs 315g = ________kg

f) A pen weighs 45g =________ kg

g) A packet of flour weighs 8600g =________ kg

h) Daleep weighs 32400g = ________kg

8 2. Complete the table.

9 3. Solve the following problems.

a) My empty school bag weighs 1 kg 25 g. I put 3 kg 450 g of books in it. How much does the bag weigh now, in kg?

b) 520 g of cashew nuts can be packed in a box. How much cashew nuts can be packed in 18 boxes?

c) Sumita purchased 3 kg 250 g of potatoes, 2 kg 50 g of onions and half kg of tomatoes. What is the total weight of the vegetables she bought?

d) Misha's mother wants to buy 1.5 kg pastries. Each pastry weighs 50 g. How many pastries should she buy?

10 3. Solve the following problems.

a) 0.008 L = ________ mL

b) 4.7L = ________mL

c) 3205 mL = ________ L

d) 972 mL = ________ L

e) Capacity of a coffee mug = 362ml = ________ L

f) Capacity of a teaspoon = 0.014 L = ________ mL

g) Capacity of an oil can = 6600 mL = ________ L

h) Capacity of a bucket = 18570 mL = ________ L

11 3. Solve the following problems.

12 3. Solve the following problems.

a) We use 18628 mL of water every day to water plants. How many litres of water is that?

b) Rajiv used 16 mugs of water to have a bath. If the capacity of a mug is 750 ml, how many litres of water did he use?

c) From a 3 L Jug, 2158 mL water was taken out. What quantity of water in ml was left in the jug ?

d) A petrol tank of a car has capacity of 60 L 28 mL. Today, 30 L 368 mL petrol is filled in the tank. How much more petrol is needed to fill the tank completely?

13 1. Estimate and tick (✔) the best measure.

14 2. Fill in the blanks with the correct unit.

a. A wooden table weighs about 12 __________

b. A van is about 3 __________ long.

c. A bucket holds about 20 __________ of water.

d. The length of a latch is about 12 __________

e. A bottle of an aerated drink holds about 300 __________

f. The thickness of a pizza is about 2 __________

15 2. Fill in the blanks with the correct unit.

16 2. Fill in the blanks with the correct unit.

1) 46 m 3 cm + 9 m 44 cm

2) 77 kg – 46 kg 840 g

3) 7 L 42 mL x 34

4) 47 km 741 m ÷ 14

17 2. Estimate and ring the correct answer.

18 2. Estimate and ring the correct answer.

a) A rope 5 m 75 cm long is cut into two pieces. If one piece is 2.25 m long, find out the length of the other piece.

b) A cat laps 250 mL of milk at one time. How many times can the cat be fed 2 L of milk?

c) Peter weighs 30 kg 250 g while Sam weighs 28 kg 100 g. Who weighs more and by how much?

d) Ayesha took a shower for 3 minutes. 12550 ml of water runs out of the shower in 1 minute. How much water did she use?

e) Rajesh has got some 50-paise coins. Their total weight is 320 g. If the weight of a 50-paisa coin is 8 grams, how much money does he have?

1 1. Find the perimeter using the formula.

2 2. Find the perimeter of these squares.

3 3. Find the perimeter of these rectangles.

4 4. Find the length of these squares.

5 5. Solve the following.

1. The perimeter of a rectangle is 24 m 48 cm. If the breadth of the rectangle is 6 m 9 cm, find its length.

2. Find the cost of fencing around a square park of side 230 m at the rate of 15 per metre.

3. A farmer has a rectangular field of length 115 m and breadth 95 m. He wants to fence it with the barbed wire 3 times along all the sides. How much barbed wire does he need?

6 Find the missing values of these rectangles.

7 1. Find the area of these figures using the formula.

8 2. Find the area of these squares.

9 3. Solve the following.

1. Find the area of the rectangle of length 16 m and breadth 85 cm.

2. A rectangular plastic sheet has length 90 cm and breadth 70 cm. Find its cost at the rate of 2.5 per square centimetre.

3. Find length and breadth of 4 different rectangles whose area is 200 sq.cm.

4. Which of the following has a larger area and by how much? a) A rectangle of length 25 cm and breadth 21 cm b) A square of side 22 cm

10 1. Find the area of the shaded triangles, if the side of each small square is 1 cm.

11 1. Find the approximate areas if each small square represents 1 sq.cm.

12 2. Find the volume of these solids. Each cube is of 1 cm sides.

One layer = 3 x 2 = 6 cubes 3 layers = 6 x 3 = 18 cubes Answer:

Add the different layers Layer 1 5 Layer 2 4 Layer 3 3 Answer:

13 1. Find the volume of each cube or cuboid by counting the 1 cm cubes.

14 2. Find the volume of each solid by counting the 1 cm cubes.

15 3. Find the volumes of these cubes or cuboids.

16 4. Find the volumes of these objects.

17 5. Find the missing values of these cuboids.

18 1. By how many mL would the water level rise if you place objects with these volumes in the measuring glass?

a. 24 cu. cm

b. 130 cu. cm

c. 85 cu. cm

19 2. What is the volume of objects that make the level of water rise by:

a. 9 mL b. 30 mL c. 96 mL

20 3. A measuring glass has 100 mL water. Study the pictures carefully to find the volumes of objects that are dropped into it.

21 1. Find the perimeter and area of these squares.

22 2. Find the perimeter and area of these rectangles.

23 3. Find the area of these shapes in square units.

24 4. Which unit will you use to measure these areas-sq. cm, sq. m, or sq. km?

a. A mobile phone

b. The base of a glass

c. A large curtain

d. The area of a zoo

e. The area of Vadodara

f. The area of a watch dial

25 5. Use a shortcut to find the volume of these cuboids.

26 6. Solve the following

a) Find the length of a field whose area is 1885 m² and breadth is 29 m.

b) The perimeter of a square is 34 m. Find its area.

c) An athlete takes 8 rounds of a rectangular field which is 125 m long and 75 m wide. Find the total distance covered by him.

d) Find the volume of a cupboard whose length is 140 cm , breadth is 80 cm and height is 60 cm.

1 A. Write the time in two ways-'after' the hour and 'to' the hour'.

2 A. Write the time in two ways-'after' the hour and 'to' the hour'.

1. Rakul's flight is at 11.30 p.m. In the twenty - four -hour clock this time is written as _____________

2. The table tennis match will start at 2024 hours. In the 12-hourclock this time is written as _____________

3. Sanju started his journey on 8 April and finished it on 24 April. He travelled for _________days. (24 April included)

4. Kevin does pranayam for 20 minutes every morning. How many hours would that be in a month of 30 days? _____________

5. The movie started at 12.20 am. and was 2 hours 15 minutes long. At what time did the movie get over if there was a 10-minute break during the movie? __________________

3 1. Convert into minutes.

a) 8 hours

b) 14 hours 45 minutes

c) 3½ hours

d) 4 hours 30 minutes

4 2. Convert into hours and minutes.

a) 640 minutes

b) 300 minutes

c) 240 minutes

d) 430 minutes

5 3. Convert into seconds.

a) 6 minutes

b) 30½ minutes

c) 50 minutes 20 seconds

d) 13 minutes 32 seconds

6 4. Convert into minutes and seconds.

a) 430 seconds b) 200 seconds c) 840 seconds d) 102 seconds

7 5. The Shatabdi Express stops at Gurgaon station for 140 seconds. For how many minutes and seconds does it stop?

8 6. Filza is allowed to watch TV for 45 minutes every day. How many hours and minutes of TV does she watch every week?

9 1. Add.

a) 8 h 28min + 5h 55min

b) 15min 55sec + 3min 30 sec

c) 7h 50min + 8h 28min

d) 6 years 8 months + 8 years 10months

e) 35min 38sec + 15min 42 sec

10 2. Subtract.

a) 9h 40min - 4 h 58min

b) 25min 5sec - 17min 34 sec

c) 17 years 4 months- 12 years 7 months

d) 13h - 10h 12min

e) 36min 38sec - 27min 49 sec

f) 11 years-6 years 8 months

11 3. Applying addition and subtraction of time.

a) Suchi watches two television programmes every day. She watches a cartoon programme for 58 minutes and a dance programme for 35 minutes. How much time does she spend watching television every day?

b) The non-stop driving time from Secunderabad to Bengal is 28 hours 50 minutes. If a bus stops for 3 hour 35 minutes on the way in all, how long does it take to reach Bengal?

c) Sailesh started schooling in Adarsh School, Ernakulam. He studied there for 6 years 7 months. Then his parents shifted to Pune. There he studied in Manav School for 3 years 4 months and completed his school education. For how long was Sailesh in school? How much longer did he study in Adarsh School than Manav School?

d) Nisha can swim 200 m in 7 min 15 sec and Lata in 4 min 55 sec. Who is faster and by how many seconds?

12 1. Complete the following table:

13 2. Solve these word problems.

1. Anuj joined swimming classes on 15 May for 45 days. Which date is the last class on?

2. A tourist bus starts from Delhi at 7.00 p.m. and takes 5 hours 45 minutes to reach Jaipur. At what time does it reach Jaipur?

3. A shop opens at 10:30 a.m. and closes at 7:00 p.m. How long does the shop remain open?

4. The class picnic got over at 5.20 p.m. If it lasted for 8 hours 30 minutes, at what time did it begin?

5. Bina went to US on 22 December for 20 days. On which date did she leave the US?

14 2. Solve these word problems.

(a) Thermometer is used to measure the _________________ of objects.

(b) The boiling point of water is ___________ °C or ________ ___ °F.

(c) The normal human body temperature is about _______°C or ___________ °F.

15 2. Circle the most appropriate temperature.

16 3. Write the temperature shown on each thermometer.

17 4. Convert the following temperatures into °F.

(a) 55° C (b) 80° C (c) 15° C (d) 90° C

18 5. Convert the following temperatures into °C.

(a) 122° F (b) 113° F (c) 221° F (d) 158° F

19 6. On Monday, the temperature was 35° C Next day, it was 5°C less than that on Monday. What was the temperature on Tuesday in °F?

20 6. On Monday, the temperature was 35° C Next day, it was 5°C less than that on Monday. What was the temperature on Tuesday in °F?

21 1. Convert into hours and minutes.

a) 720 minutes

b) 410 minutes

22 2. Convert into seconds.

a) 9 minutes

b) 42 minutes 28 seconds

23 3. Complete the following table:

24 4.Convert the following temperatures into °F.

a) 65° C

b) 20° C

25 4.Convert the following temperatures into °F.

a) 212° F

b) 131° F

26 6. Solve these word problems.

1. The driving time from Delhi to Jaipur is 6 hours 20 minutes. Shatabdi express from Delhi to Jaipur takes 4 hours 25 minutes. How much time will a person save if she travels by Shatabdi Express instead of driving?

2. A bus leaves the bus stop at 5:30 a.m. and reaches its destination at 7:45 p.m. Find the time duration of the journey.

3. Rajesh is a good swimmer. Every day, he practises 2 hours in the morning and 1 1/2 hours in the evening. How many minutes does he practise in a day?

4. Harpreet runs 1600 m in 6 minutes 33 seconds. How many seconds is that?

1 1. Fill in the blanks.

a) ₹ 8 = _______ p

b) ₹ 68.75 = _______ p

c) 7560 p = ₹ __________

d) 9843 p = ₹ __________

e) ₹105.68 = _________ p

f) 43589 p = ₹__________

2 2. Solve:

a) ₹ 732.48 + ₹ 81.9

b) ₹4270.92 - ₹ 3915.55

c) ₹ 235.25 x 67

d) ₹ 629.45 ÷ 15

3 1. 1 dozen pencils cost ₹72. Find the cost of :

(a) 4 pencils (b) 10 pencils (c)19 pencils

4 2. If 5 kg of sugar costs ₹ 625, then find the cost of 8 kg of sugar.

5 3. The cost of 18 books is ₹ 7290. Find the cost of 5 books.

6 4. 12 kg of potatoes cost ₹ 372. Find the cost of 8 kg of potatoes.

7 5. The cost of 5 shirts is ₹ 700. Find the cost of two dozen shirts.

8 6. Mr Ishwar Lal, resident of F-138, Shastri Nagar, Meerut, purchased the following items from Super Store, Shastri Nagar, Meerut on 5 December 2021: 1 book for ₹487.50, 6 soaps at ₹59.00 each, 3 table covers at ₹250.00 each, 4 mugs at ₹45.50 eac

9 1. Find the S.P In each case.

a) C.P. = ₹32, Profit = ₹8

b) C.P. = ₹3,635, Loss = ₹210

c) C.P. = ₹14.50, Loss = ₹1.50

d) C.P. = ₹482, Profit = ₹72.45

10 2. Find the C.P. in each case.

a) S.P. = ₹82, Loss = ₹10

b) S .P.= ₹6 439, Profit = ₹78

c) C.P. = ₹608, Loss = ₹90

d) C.P. = ₹720, Profit = ₹93

11 3. Santan, a vegetable vendor, sold a kg of tomato for ₹30 incurring a loss of ₹5.75. Find the cost price of tomatoes.

12 4. A cabinet was bought for 5,890. It was sold for 6,672. Find the profit or loss.

13 5. Rohini bought an old car for 3,75,000 and spent ₹8500 to turn it into as good as new and then sold it for ₹4,25,000 What profit did Rohini make?

14 1. Complete the following table.

15 2. Mr Chandan, who lives in 5B, Green Park, Delhi bought the following items from a greengrocer in Green Park on 10-10-2024: 3 kg onions at ₹45 per kg, 500 g ladyfinger at ₹52 per kg, 2 kg tomatoes at ₹32 per kg, 100 g green chillies at ₹20.5

16 3. Solve the following problems:

1. Mr Gupta earns ₹63000 in 9 months. How much will he earn in 3 years?

2. Mohan bought a second-hand scooter for ₹21,700. He spent ₹540 on its repair. He then sold it for ₹24,000. Find his profit or loss.

3. 5 pens cost ₹120. Find the cost of 8 such pens and then 15 pens.

4. 35 apples cost ₹875. Find the cost of 15 apples.

5. A man bought an encyclopedia set for ₹8,450 and sold it after a few years at a loss of ₹550. How much did he sell the set for?

1 The following bar graph provides information about the votes given by some radio listeners for the type of music they like.

Observe the bar graph and answer the following questions

1. What is shown on X axis? ______________________

2. What is shown on Y axis? ______________________

3. Which information is provided by the graph? _______

4. What is the scale used? ______________________

5. Which music is the choice of maximum number of people? How many people voted for it? ______________________

6. How many people voted for jazz music? ___________________

7. How many people voted for classical music? _______________

8. Which is the least preferred type of music among people? _____ ____________

9. What is the difference between the maximum number of votes and the minimum number of votes? _____________________

10. How many people were included in the survey? ____________ _______________

11. Arrange the types of music in descending order of their votes. ______________________

2 1. Complete the tally chart Favourite breakfast of the students of class IV.

Represent the above information in the form of bargraph too.

3 2. Shreya wanted to find out what is the most popular car colour. So, she stood outside her house to see the running cars on the road and recorded the information about the colours of 40 cars. Here is the data.

Represent the above information in a table using tally marks and answer the following questions.

(a) How many red cars did Shreya count?

(b) How many blue cars did she count?

(c) Which is the most popular car colour that she counted?

4 1. Children of class V were asked the type of work in which they help their parents at home. There were different answers. Children named the work in which they helped their parents the most.

5 2. The table shows the games played by students of class V. Find the fraction part and draw a circle graph for the information given.

6 3. About 200 children were asked about their favourite activity. Fraction of each liked activity is given. Find the number of children who like this activity and complete the circle graph.

7 1. This graph of the baby's weight shows you the baby's weight in kg for the first 12 months after birth. Answer the questions by using the graph.

a. What was the baby's weight when he was born? _____________

b. What was his weight at 1 month? ________________________

c. What was his weight at 6 months? _______________________

d. What was his weight at 12 months? ______________________

e. How many kg did he gain in his first 3 months? _____________

f. How much weight did he gain from his 7th to 9th month? _____ ______________

8 2. The line graph shows the growth pattern of a plant.

Answer the following questions based on this line graph.

1. How many em did the plant grow in the 2nd month? _________

2. What was the height of the plant in the 12th month? _________

3. How much had the plant grown from the 1st to the 12th month? ________________

9 1. Complete the tally mark table given below:

10 2. This is a record of Sneha's height since the time she was born. Complete the line graph.

Answer the following questions.

a) What was Sneha's height when she was born?

b) What was the increase in her height in the second month?

c) What was the increase in her height in the 4th month?

d) Guess what her height will be after 7 months if it increases at the same rate as in the 6th month.

11 3. The following table shows the favourite sports of different children in a locality.

Draw a pie graph to represent the above data.

12 4. The given pie graph shows the monthly budget of a family. The family earns ₹32,000 per month. Read the pie graph and answer the following questions:

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a) On which item the family spends the most? What fraction of the earnings is it and how much?

b) How much does the family spend on education?

c) What is the savings of the family in a month?

d) What fraction of the earnings is spent on miscellaneous and how much?

1 Q1. Rahul and his friends ordered the following items in Tasty Snacks Bar, Patel Nagar, New Delhi on 7-08-2024:

Aloo chaat 4 plates at ₹30.00 per plate Samosas 7 pieces at ₹18.50 per piece Chana Bhatura 3 plates at ₹52.00 per plate Dahi Bhalla 2 plates at ₹48.50 per plate Prepare a bill for the snacks ordered.

2 Q2. Name the following angles as acute, obtuse, straight or right angle.

a) 72 b) 180 c) 176 d) 90 e) 88

3 Q3. Draw the angles of the following measures using a protractor.

a) 75 b) 150 c) 50

4 Q4. Find the perimeter and area of :

a) square with sides 8 cm.

b) a rectangle of sides 25 cm and 10 cm.

c) square with sides 14 m.

d) a rectangle of sides 6 m and 11 m.

5 Q5. Convert to degree Fahrenheit.

a) 40° C b) 85° C

6 Q6. Convert to degree Celsius.

a) 59° F b) 158° F

7 Q7 Find the time.

a) 4 h 20 min after 11:45 a.m.

b) 5 h 52 min before 7:20 p.m.

8 Q8. Find the date.

a) 23 days after 29th August

b) 45 days before 16th September

9 Q9. Fill in the blanks.

a) 570 min = _____h ______ min

b) 4 years 3 months + 4 years 11 months = ____________

c) 3 years 3 months - 1 year 7 months = ______________

d) 3 h 20 min = _______min

e) 12 min= ________sec

f) 2 h 40 min + 3 h 50 min = _____h ______ min

10 Q10. Find the volume of a cuboid whose dimensions are:

a) Length 20 cm, breadth 13 cm and height 6 cm

b) Length 15 cm, breadth 12 cm and height= 12 cm

11 Q11. Find the volume of a cube whose side is given below.

a) 9 m b) 15 cm

12 Q12. Find the volume of the following solids which are made up of cubes of side 1 cm.

13 Q13. The circle graph shows the hobby classes that 48 students of class V chose. Fill in the table to show the number of students that chose each hobby.

14 Q14. Solve the following:

a) A cabinet was bought for ₹5,890. It was sold at loss of ₹672. Find the S.P.

b) Harsha runs 4.5 km a day. How far does Harsha run in 11 days?

c) Mohan bought a second-hand scooter for ₹41,700. He spent ₹2,540 on its repair. He then sold it for ₹54,000. Find his profit or loss.

15 Q15. Convert.

a) 0.8 km = __________ m

b) 1500 m = ________ km

c) 8.4 km = _________ cm

d) 720 cm = __________m

e) 1.2 cm = __________mm

f) 220 mm = ________cm

g) 850 g = ____________kg

h) 0.09 kg = __________ g

i) 1380 g = ___________ kg

16 Q16. Find the area of the following figures drawn on the 1 cm squared paper.

17 Q17. Study the graph and answer the questions.

a. Which two months had the maximum sale of sweaters?

b. Which month had the least sale?

c. How many sweaters were sold in November?

d. How many fewer sweaters were sold in February than January?

e. How many more sweaters were sold in December than October?