1 Write in words.
a. 8,014 - ______________________________________________
b. 7,290 - ______________________________________________
c. 3,005 - ______________________________________________
2 Fill in the blanks with help of options.
a. The place value of 5 in 15476 is ___________________
b. The smallest 4-digit number is ___________________
c. ___________________ is the predecessor of 7020.
d. Complete the pattern : 8022, 8032, 8042 ___________________
e. The biggest number among 7845, 4587 and 7584 is ___________________
3 Write the following in words. Observe how number name changes with the increase of each digit.
7 - ________________
37 - ______________________________
537 - _______________________________________
9,537 - ______________________________________________
19,537 - _____________________________________________
6,19,537 - ___________________________________________
26,19,537 - __________________________________________
4 B. Mark the periods using commas and write the number in words.
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2. 300715 - ____________________________________________
3. 60810 - _____________________________________________
4. 91076 - _____________________________________________
5 C. Write in figures.
1. Two lakh Fifty-seven thousand, nine hundred twenty-four- _____ ________________________
2. Ninety eight lakh, fifty-two thousand, two hundred seventy-four - ______________________
3. Forty three lakh, fifty thousand, fifteen - ____________________
4. Seventy thousand, two hundred thirty-nine - _________________
6 D. Write in words.
1. 3,07,405 - ____________________________________________
2. 23,47,110 - ___________________________________________
3. 74,10,600- ____________________________________________
4. 8,30,300- _____________________________________________
7 E. Give the standard numeral for the following.
1. 20,00,000 + 7,00,000 + 30,000 + 8,000 + 600 + 70 + 5 - _________ ___________________
2. 9,00,000 + 70,000 + 500 + 10 + 4 - _________________________
3. 2 Ten lakhs + 6 ten thousands + 6 tens +5 ones -_______________
4. 7 Ten lakhs + 4 lakhs + 1 ten thousand + 3 thousands + 7 hundreds + 9 - ______________________
8 D. Count backwards and write the numbers.
a) Greatest 6-digit number: _______________________
b) Smallest 5-digit number: ________________________
c) 5 lakhs more than 64,10,810: _____________________
d) 7 ten thousand less than 9,63,400: __________________
e) Difference of smallest 7-digit number and greatest 5-digit number : ____________________
9 1. Fill in the correct symbol < or >.
a) 84,026 ______ 5,32,001
b) 9,16,172 _______ 9,16,285
c) 2,38,291 _______ 2,48,291
d) 64,56,780 ______ 64,56,790
10 2. Ring the greatest number in each.
a)43,596 33,496 82,996
b)6767 97676 5454 4545
c) 4,67,143 4,68,122 4,68,222
11 3. Ring the smallest number in each.
a)13421 3142 3214 33244
b) 53,138 53,238 53,088
c) 1,95,422 95,099 1,20,001 34,680
12 4. Arrange in ascending order.
a) 67,789 67,879 67,979
b) 16179 6197 6109 61901
c) 4,355 44,355 5501 5515
13 5. Arrange in descending order.
a) 42474 1744 3437 47315
b) 7,26,566 9,65,432 7,26,600 9,56,432
c) 48,59,530 48,59,329 3,41,956 3,14,566
14 Build the greatest and smallest numbers without repeating digits in first two columns. You may repeat digits if necessary to form 6-digit numbers.
15 1. Round to the nearest 10.
1) 56 2) 673 3) 84 4) 4,259 5) 924 6) 87,936
16 2. Round to the nearest 100.
1) 271 2) 472 3) 4,885 4)966 5) 63,850 6) 8,749
17 3. Solve by rounding off to the nearest 10.
1) 84 + 65 2) 784 - 473 3) 8,265 +7,024 4) 694 - 359
18 4. Solve by rounding off to the nearest 100.
1) 634 + 271 2) 1,074 + 5,493 3) 6,264 - 726 4) 9,695 – 4,995
19 1. Write the following numbers in Roman numerals:
a. 2 = _________
b. 17 = _____________
c. 23 = ______________
d. 34 = ___________
e. 18 = ___________
f. 47 = _____________
g. 26 = __________
h. 43 = ____________
i. 26 = _____________
20 2. Change into Hindu-Arabic numerals:
a. X = __________
b. XXXIV = ____________
c. VIII = ___________
d. XLV = _________
e. XXIX = __________
f. XLVIII = __________
g. XXVII = ________
h. XXIX = ____________
i. XLIX = __________
21 Mixed Bag
1. In which of these, does the digit 7 have a place value of 70000? 7,54,806 4,74,566 24,27,566
2. Which digit is in the lakhs place in 4,98,100? _____________
3. What is the difference of the place values of the digit 5 in 5,07,850?
4. What is 6,289 rounded off to the nearest 100?
5. What is 200 less than 4,07,352?
6. What is 1,849 rounded off to the nearest 10?
7. What is the Roman numeral for 48?
8. What is the Hindu-Arabic numeral for XXXVII?
9. What is 1 less than 6,00,000?
10. Give a number that is 1,000 more than 9,58,701.
1 Mixed Bag
1) 56+23 = 50+6 + 20+ ________ = 50+ 20 + 6 + 3 = 70 + ________ = _________
2) 43 + 35 = 40 + 30 + _________ + __________ = ___________ + __________ = __________
3) 64 + 53 = ________ + ________ + _________ + ________ = ___________ + __________ = ___________
4) 48 + 74 = ________ + ________ + _________ + ________ = __________ + 12 = 110 + 10 + 2 = 120+2 = ________
5) 85 + 68 = _________ +________ + _________ + ________ = ______ + _______= _______ + _______ + ______ = __________ + ____________ = ____________
2 Q1. Add
3 Q2. Subtract
4 Q3. Fill in the blanks
a) 6462 + 3321 = ______________ and 9783 – 3321 = ___________
b) 826 - 513 = _______________ and 313 + 513 = ______________
c) 1426 + 2098 = _______________ and 2098 + 1426 = __________
d) 3027 – 3027 = ________________
e) 9438 + 0 = __________________
5 Q4.
The difference between two numbers is 3238. If one of the numbers is 7351, what is the other number?
6 Q5.
In a fruity farm, there are 4,206 apple trees and 3,470 dates trees. Find the total number of trees in the farm.
7 Q5.
1) 6999 + __________ = 7000
2) 6026 + 5923 = ______________ + 6026 = ____________
3) 4936 + __________ = 4936
4) Successor of 8299 is ___________
5) 7148 – 0 = ______________
6) Predecessor of 2500 is ______________
8 Q5.
9 Q5.
10 Two trucks can load 19,565 and 8,748 apples respectively. How many apples both the trucks can together load?
11 In a town, there are 64,460 men, 52,260 women and 39,176 children. What is the population of the town?
12 A soap factory produced 17509, 6328 and 581 soap cakes in three days. How many soap cakes were produced in all during those three days?
13 Krishav spent 6898 on fertilizers, 5865 on seeds and 20725 on irrigation. What is the total amount spent by him?
14 fill in the blanks
1) Predecessor of 3809 = ______________
2) 9572 – 9572 = _________________
3) 5473 – 70 = _____________ . Here, subtrahend is __________, minuend is ________________ and difference is _____________
4) 400+400 = __________________
5) 300 – 1 = ______________________
6) 5473 - _______________ = 5473
7) 6248 + 600 = ___________________
8) 4286 – 80 = ____________________
15 Krishav spent 6898 on fertilizers, 5865 on seeds and 20725 on irrigation. What is the total amount spent by him?
16 Krishav spent 6898 on fertilizers, 5865 on seeds and 20725 on irrigation. What is the total amount spent by him?
17 By how much is 90482 greater than 72856?
18 Find the difference between the greatest and the smallest 5- digit numbers that can be formed using the digits 9, 2, 8,4,0.
19 Nisha had ₹64000 with her. She bought a music system for ₹34650. How much amount is now left with her?
20 Mr. Shiny used 48700 tiles in a house but Mr. Peter used only 23950 tiles for his house. Who used more tiles? How many more?
21 Simplify
1) 38415 + 55982 – 62310
2) 98804 - 21334 + 70506
3) 78116 + 8542 – 61200
4) 65489 + 7432 – 48809
5) 74811 + 2355 + 966
6) 84123 – 74456 – 211
22 Mr Raj deposited 21,745 in one bank and 38,745 in another bank. How much money did he deposit in total?
23 The difference between two numbers is 8194. If the bigger number is 60432, find the smaller number.
24 Nita added 7461 to a number and then added 26693 to the sum. She got the answer as 50000. Find the number she started with.
25 The Gujarat Times printed 75000 copies of a newspaper in a particular week and 49985 copies of the same newspaper in the next week. Times of India printed 2453 copies less than the total copies printed by The Gujarat Times in two weeks. Find the cop
26 Mental Maths
1)1617+19=
2) 3418+31=
3)4397-30 =
4) 367 – 43=
5)3267-24 =
6) 833+18=
7) 7238-27=
8)317+22=
9) 3856-33=
27 Choose the correct option and complete the sentence.
1. The sum of 3246 and 5825 is:
(a) 9071
(b) 9070
(c) 9701
(d) 9107
2. When we add 1 to a number we get the
(a) successor
(b) predecessor
(c) composite
(d) none of these
3. If we add zero to any number, the answer is the number
(a) 0
(b) 1
(c) itself
(d) none of these
4. If 38,666 - 27,345 = 11,321, which of the following is true?
(a) 38,666 + 11,321 = 27,345
(b) 27,345 - 11,321 = 38,666
(c) 38,666 - 11,321 = 27,345
(d) Both (a) and (b)
28 Solve.
a) 86,942 + 19,370
b)46,209 - 26,198
c) 19842 + 3,679 + 895
d) 90,400 - 10,678 - 8596
29 A car company produced 90,556 cars in a year. They sold 54,324 cars. How many cars were left unsold?
30 Mr Manish bought a bike in 2019. It ran 32,869 km in 2019 and 8,632 km in 2020. How many kilometres did it run in all in the two years?
31 There were 32,456 bags of wheat in a godown. 13,878 bags were taken out on Monday, and 9,578 were taken out on Tuesday. How many bags of wheat remain in the godown?
32 From a wire 40,000 m long, two pieces of 22,455 m and 11,405 m were cut. Find the length of the remaining wire.
1 Mental Maths
a) 8 + 8 + 8 + 8 + 8 =_________ x __________ = ___________
b) 4 + 4 + 4 + 4 + 4 + 4 + 4 = _______________
c) 12+12 + 12+12 = ___________
d) 6 + 6 + 6 + 6 + 6 + 6 = ___________________
e) 9 + 9 + 9 + 9 + 9 + 9 + 9 + 9 = _______________
f) 7 + 7 + 7 + 7 + 7 + 7 + 7 + 7 + 7 + 7 + 7 + 7 = ________
g) 3 + 3 + 3 + 3 + 3 + 3 + 3 + 3 + 3 + 3 + 3 + 3 + 3 + 3 = _________
2 Mental Maths
a) 1 x 2525 = ________________
b) 475 x 105 = 49875, then 105 x 475 = ______________
c) 67 x 0 = ____________
d) 4+4+4+4+4+4 = _________ x ________ = ___________
e) 5 x ________ = 9 x 5
f) (95 x 5 ) x 3 = 5 x (______ x ______) = 1425
g) __________ x 14 = 14 x 35
h) 17 x ( 7 x 9) = ( ______ x 7) x 9
I) 12 x ______ = 0
j) 95 x ______ = 95
k) 1075 x 219 = ________ x 1075 = 235425
3 Find each of the following products.
a)15 x 6 = _________
b) 9 x 8 = ___________
c) 15 x 3 = _________
d)3 x 7 = __________
e) 5 x 4 = __________
f) 17 x 9= _________
g) 14 x 2 = ________
h) 16 x 6 = ________
4 Find each of the following products.
a) 18 x 10= ____________
b) 1473 x 10 = _________
c) 15681 x 10= _________
d) 19 x 100= ___________
e) 2317 x 100 = _________
f) 7 x 1000 = ___________
g) 5328 x 1000 = _________
h) 236 x 10 = _________
i) 654 x 100= _________
j) 85 x 10 = _________
k) 78 x 1000= _________
l) 30810 x 100 = _________
m) 420 x 1000 = _________
5 Q1.Fill in the blanks.
6218 X 100 = __________________
4990 X 100 = __________________
40 X 50 = __________________
600 X 10 = __________________
6 Q2. Find each of the following products:
327 X 500 = _________________
89 X 2000 = _________________
116 X 900 = ________________
24 X 4000 = _________________
6203 X 700 = _________________
2409 X 6000 = _________________
7 Q3. Use suitable grouping, to find each of the following products:
(a) 5 x 37 x 20 = _____________________________
(b) 2 x 5163 x 50 = _____________________________________
(c) 915 x 50 x 2 = ______________________________________
(d) 8 x 306 x 125 = _____________________________________
(e) 29 x 4 x 25 = _______________________________________
(f) 4 x 4720 x 125 = ____________________________________
8 Q1. Multiply
9 Q1. Multiply
10 Q1. Multiply
A bicycle costs 3279. What will be the cost of 35 such bicycles?
11 Q2. Find each of the following products:
In a factory, 856 pens are produced every day. If the factory works every day of the month, how many pens will it produce in the month of March?
12 Q4.
A dozen pencils are packed in a box. 32 boxes are packed in a carton. How many pencils are there in 20 such cartons?
13 Q4.
Normally, our heart beats 72 times in a minute. How many times will it beat in an hour ? And in a day ?
14 Q4.
15 Q2. Multiply in your notebooks.
16 Q3. Fill in the blanks
A scooter costs 53,279. What will be the cost of 24 such scooters ?
17 Q4.
315 books are placed in a rack. There are 143 such racks in the library. How many books does the library have?
18 Q5.
Preetam collected ₹7250 from each member of the Book Club for purchasing books. If there are 749 members, how much money did Preetam collect?
19 Q1. Estimate the products, by rounding the numbers to the nearest 10. Do not round off single digit numbers.
20 Q2. Estimate the products by rounding the numbers to the nearest 100.
21 Q2. Estimate the products by rounding the numbers to the nearest 100.
Aliya wants to buy 32 shirts costing 458 each. Approximately, how much money will she need?
22 Q4.
There are 672 rows of mango trees with 38 trees in each row. Approximately, how many mango trees are there?
23 Q1. Fill in the blanks.
a) 24 x 36 x 14 = 36 x _______ x _____________
b) 7846 x 0 = _______________
c) 64 x 20,000 is equal to _______________
d) A 2-digit number multiplied by a 2-digit number gives: ___________ or ________ digit number
24 Q1. Fill in the blanks.
25 Q3. Estimate the products by rounding numbers. In each case, choose whether to round to 10 or 100.
26 Q4. Applying multiplication
a) During the Van Mahotsava, children planted 435 tree saplings per day. They worked for 3 weeks. How many saplings did they plant in all?
b) The distance from Delhi to Jaipur is 2280 km. In a week, a plane flies seven times from Delhi to Chennai and back. What distance does the plane cover in a week?
c) The cost of a plane ticket is 9765. If 14 friends are travelling, how much money do they have to pay ?
d) A toy factory produces 268 toys in a day. If the factory has 24 working days in a month, how many toys are produced in a month?
27 Mental Maths
24 ÷ 6= ____________
42 ÷ 7= ____________
45 ÷ 9= ____________
16 ÷ 4= ____________
18 ÷ 3= ____________
90 ÷ 10= ____________
36 ÷ 4= ____________
26 ÷ 13= ____________
30 ÷ 5= ____________
48 ÷ 12= ____________
55 ÷ 11= ____________
54 ÷ 6= ____________
1 Mental Maths
a)314 ÷ 1 = ________
b)12 x 8 = 96, so 96 ÷ 12 = __________ and 96 ÷ 8 = _________
c) 7245 ÷1 = _______
d)0 ÷ 705 =________
e)72 ÷ 8 = ______ So, 8 can be subtracted ____________ times from 72.
f) 54 ÷ 9 = 6, so 6 x 9 = ____________
g)356 ÷ 356 = ________
h)______ ÷ 1 = 569
i) In 56 ÷ 6, the dividend is _______, divisor is _______ , quotient is _________ and remainder is __________ We find that 56 = _____ x ______ + ________
j) 272 ÷ _________ = 1
k)18 ÷ ________ = 18
l) _______ ÷ 721 = 0
2 Q1. Find.
1) 98÷7
2) 384÷2
3) 2748÷8
3 Q2. Divide in your notebooks.
1) 708÷4
2) 6334÷5
3) 2480÷8
4) 7132÷6
4 Q2. Divide in your notebooks.
626 people decide to take the car for Delhi darshan. 7 people can sit comfortably in this car. How many buses are needed?
5 Q2. Divide in your notebooks.
A man bought 9 tickets for a movie for ₹3024. What is the cost of 1 ticket?
6 Q2. Divide in your notebooks.
The cost of 4 cakes is ₹960. What is the cost of 1cake?
7 Find the quotient and remainder without doing long division.
8 Q1. Divide in your notebooks.
a) 937÷15
b) 2784÷30
c) 7248÷24
d) 6784÷44
e) 876÷19
h) 8408÷62
i) 4231÷80
j) 2950÷36
9 Q2. Divide in your notebooks.
A ribbon of 3825 cm is cut into pieces of 25 cm each. How many pieces can be cut? How much ribbon will be left Over?
10 Q2. Divide in your notebooks.
If 6 kg of sugar costs 546, what is the cost of 1 kg sugar?
11 Q2. Divide in your notebooks.
If 17 toy cars cost 4250, find the cost of 5 toy cars.
12 Q5.
If the cost of 5 books is 280, how much do I have to pay for 12 books?
13 Q5.
a) 0 ÷ 2545 = ________
b) 60 ÷ _______ = 60
c) 81÷81 = _______
d) If 27 x 5 = 135, 135÷27 = __________
e) In 748÷50, the dividend is _______, divisor is _______ , quotient is _________ and remainder is __________
f) 246÷10 Q= ________ R = _______
g) 9386÷1000 Q= ________ R = _______
h) 7570÷100 Q= ________ R = _______
14 Q2. Divide.
a) 258÷14
b) 564÷8
c) 7048÷6
d) 2784÷40
e) 4856÷29
f) 7418÷72
g) 923÷36
h) 8690÷53
15 Q3. Word Problems.
a) 3900 sweets are equally packed in 26 boxes. How many sweets does each box have?
b) If 12 kg rice costs ₹ 6036, what is the cost of 5 kg rice?
c) If 18 dresses cost ₹ 9000, find the cost of 1 dress.
d)5012 toffees are shared equally among 42 children. How many toffees does each child get? How many toffees are left over?
e)27,864 cartons of books are loaded in 36 trucks. How many cartons are loaded in 10 trucks?
1 Complete the multiplication to find factors of numbers.
1)16 1 x ......... = 16 2 x ........... = 16 4 x ............ = 16
Factors of 16 are 1,2,4,5,8,10,12,14 and 16.
2)36 1 x ......... = 36 2 x ......... = 36 3 x ......... = 36 4 x ......... = 36 6 x ......... = 36
(hint : you may divide to find quotient in places like 2 x .... = 36) Factors of 36 are ............................................................................
3)50 1 x ......... = 50 2 x ......... = 50 5 x ......... = 50 Factors of 50 are ............................................................................
2 Q1. Fill in the blanks.
1. 4 x 8 = 32 Therefore 4 and 8 are factors of _________
2. 6 x 7 = 42 Therefore the factors of 42 are ______and______
3. 13 x 7 = 91 . Therefore 13 and 7 are _________of 91.
4. The smallest factor of 32 is ________________
5. 2 is a factor of all ____________(even/odd) numbers.
6. ______________is the factor of all numbers.
7._________ is the biggest factor of 47.
8. _____________has only one factor.
3 Q2. Find factors using multiplication.
a)42
b) 56
c) 39
d)25
e) 60
f) 50
4 Q3. Find factors using division
a)28
b) 16
c) 70
d)45
e) 30
f) 49
5 A. Write all the factors of numbers in each pair. Then find the common factors.
1) 6,10
2) 30, 42
3) 36, 56
4) 50, 70
5) 16, 15
6) 45, 60
6 B. Tick (✔) the box if the first number is the factor of second number, else put a cross(x).
1) 30, 10
2) 14, 21
3) 152, 15
4) 46, 46
5) 78, 13
6) 45, 3
7) 8, 20
8) 9, 18
9) 14, 1
7 C. Find the HCF of the following numbers.
1) 18, 21
2) 27, 45
3) 32, 40
4) 25, 40
5)15,16
6) 42, 63
8 1. Circle the multiples of 3.
12 10 18 25 30
9 2. Circle the multiples of 7.
5 14 20 32 35
10 3. Write the first six multiples of 11.
11 , _______ , _______ , _______ , _______ , _______
11 4. Write the first six multiples of 13.
13 , _______ , _______ , _______ , _______ , _______
12 4. Write the first six multiples of 13.
1. Every number is a multiple of ___________ and ___________
2. The smallest multiple of 37 is _____________
3. The first multiple of 412 is ______________
4. The first three multiples of 8 are 8, ______ and _________
5. 18 x 3 = 54. So, 54 is a multiple of and ______ and _________
13 Q1. Write the first five multiples of.
(a) 5
(b) 17
(c) 10
(d) 12
(e) 14
(f) 18
(g) 26
(h) 31
14 Q2. Write the first 5 odd multiples of.
(a) 6
(b) 15
(c) 13
(d) 21
15 Q3. Write the multiples of.
1. 7 that are greater than 40 but less than 80.
2. 16 that are of 2 digits.
3. 13 that are less than 90.
16 1. Choose the correct options.
(a) Which one is not a common multiple of 3 and 6?
(i) 30 (ii) 27
(b) What is the LCM of 14 and 21?
(i) 28 (ii) 42
17 2. Find the common multiples and hence find the LCM of the following:
(a) 2 and 4
(b) 3 and 5
(c) 4 and 6
(d) 10 and 15
(c) 8 and 12
(d) 9 and 18
18 3. दिए गए वाक्यों में रिक्त-स्थानों में सही शब्द के साथ पूर्ति कीजिए। (अंधकार, आलसी, प्रकाश, सूर्
Find the common multiples of 12, 16 and 20 and hence find their LCM.
19 3. दिए गए वाक्यों में रिक्त-स्थानों में सही शब्द के साथ पूर्ति कीजिए। (अंधकार, आलसी, प्रकाश, सूर्
20 3. दिए गए वाक्यों में रिक्त-स्थानों में सही शब्द के साथ पूर्ति कीजिए। (अंधकार, आलसी, प्रकाश, सूर्
The LCM of 5 and 6 is 30. Find the next five common multiples of 5 and 6.
21 3. दिए गए वाक्यों में रिक्त-स्थानों में सही शब्द के साथ पूर्ति कीजिए। (अंधकार, आलसी, प्रकाश, सूर्
(a) Which one of the following is a factor of 30 and not a multiple of 6?
(i) 60 (ii) 9 (iii) 15
(b) Which of the following has least number of factors?
(i) 66 (ii) 100 (iii) 78
(c) How many 2-digit numbers are multiples of 6?
(i) 14 (ii) 15 (iii) 16
22 2. Find the HCF of the following:
(a) 16 and 48 (b) 60 and 80 (c) 24 and 64
23 3. Find the common multiples of the following numbers and hence find their LCM.
(a) 6 and 8 (b) 3 and 9 (c) 12 and 20
1 Q8).
Write the place value and the face value of 5 in 25,396.
2 Q2. Write in words.
a) 92,396 b) 17,171 c) 6,15,294
3 Q3. Put the correct sign (>, < or =).
a) 83,295 _______17,711 b) 4,86,950 _______ 4,81,950
4 Q3. Put the correct sign (>, < or =).
Build the greatest and smallest numbers using 6, 3, 5, 9, 0.
5 Q5. Rearrange the following numbers in the order as mentioned.
a) 2,02,193 80,391 80,931 2,02,931 (Descending)
b) 41,694 41,964 14,964 14,469 (Ascending)
6 Q6. Count in hundreds.
43,810 43,910 _______________ ______________
7 Q7. Fill in the blanks.
a) 7,128 rounds to __________ (nearest 10)
b) 8,449 rounds to __________ (nearest 100)
8 Q8. Give your answer in Roman numbers.
a) LX + XI = __________
b) XXVII + IX = __________
c) CXXXIII - LXIV = __________
d) XLXI - XVIII = __________
9 Q9. Solve:
a) 35816 + 12307
b) 88176 - 57995
c) 76248 + 3986 - 2754
d) 25946 - 9312 +3097
e) 39590 - 2061
f) 3348 x 8
g) 940 x 60
h) 285 x 309
I) 8331÷3
j) 3180÷20
k) 957÷33
10 Q10. Solve the following word problems.
a) A machine that drills for oil has drilled up to 1854 m. How much further must it go to reach a depth of 6931 m?
b) Ameesha has 6125. She needs 845 more to buy a pair of shoes. How much do the shoes cost?
c) There were 2642 marbles. If they are put in packets of 36, how many packets will be needed if all the marbles have to be packed?
d) If 1 kg of apples cost 225, how much will 4 kg of apples cost?
e) If 5 slabs of chocolate cost 975, what is the cost of 1 slab of chocolate?
f) 175 books each are being put into 7 cartons. How many books are put in all?
g) The textbook had 340 questions. 184 were on addition, 119 were on subtraction and the rest were on multiplication. How many multiplication questions were there in the book?
h) A teacher wants to put 42 students in her class into equal groups for a class project. How many different groups can she make?
11 Q11. Find the factors of:
a) 80 b) 34
12 Q12. Make a factor tree for:
a) 45 b) 56
13 Q13. Find the common factors of:
a) 72 and 45 b) 49 and 63 c) 21 and 16
14 Q14. Find the first 7 multiples of:
a) 15 b) 8 c) 16
15 Q15. Express each of the following improper fractions as a mixed fraction.
16 Q16. Express each of the following mixed fractions as an improper fraction.
17 Q17. Solve.
1 Q17. Solve.
1) 5 m = ______ cm
2) 24 m = _____ cm
3) 800 cm = ______ m
4) 756 cm = _____ m ____ cm
5) 2560 cm = _____ m _____ cm
6) 9 km = ______ m
7) 28 km = ______ m
8) 7056 m = _____ km ____ m
9) 7000 m = ____ km
10) 8400 m =_____ km ____ m
2 Q1. Measure the following line segments using a scale.
a) _______________________
b) _______________________
c) _______________________
d) _______________________
3 Q2. Draw the line segments of following lengths in your notebooks.
a) 7 cm b) 3.5 cm c) 6.2 cm d) 10 cm
4 Q3. Convert into cm.
a) 4 m
b) 28 m
c) 7 m 15 cm
d) 35 m 98 cm
e) 15 m 8 cm
f) 82 m 9 cm
5 Q4. Express as m and cm.
a) 715 cm
b) 2030 cm
c) 810 cm
d) 900 cm
e) 7168 cm
f) 4500 cm
6 Q5. Convert into m.
a) 14 km
b) 8 km
c) 27 km 615 m
d) 3 km 908 cm
e) 52 km 84 m
f)80 km 7 m
7 Q6. Express as km and m.
a) 7805 m
b) 92035 m
c) 62810 m
d) 29000 m
e) 7000 m
f) 8500 m
8 Q7. Length of Rahul’s pipe is 15 m 72 cm and length of Rohit’s pipe is 12 m 92 cm. Whose pipe is longer ? How much ?
9 Q8. Rohan jogged around a circular path of length half a kilometre. If he took four rounds of the park, how many kilometres did he jog ?
10 Q9. Mother joined strings of length 2 m 15 cm, 3 m 80 cm and 11 m 95 cm to make a long string. What is the length of the string she made?
11 Q10. A long wire of 96 m is cut into equal pieces of 6 m each. How many such pieces can be cut from the wire ?
12 Q1. Fill in the blanks.
1) 500 g = ________ kg
2) 2400 g = ________ kg ______ g
3) 8000 g = ________ kg
4) 9 kg = ___________ g
5) 32 kg = ___________ g
6) 71050 g = _______ kg _________ g
13 Q1. Convert into g.
a) 18 kg
b) 36 kg
c) 7 kg 600 g
d) 43 kg 925 g
e) 50 kg 2 g
f)29 kg 78 g
14 Q2. Express as kg and g.
a) 3000 g
b) 9200 g
c) 76280 g
d) 19750 g
e) 17056 g
f) 3504 g
15 Q3. Cost of 1 kg rice is ₹120. Find the cost of :
a) 500 g rice
b) 250 g rice
c) 7 kg rice
d) 4 kg 750 g rice
16 Q4. Find :
a) 782 kg 925 g + 88 kg 420 g
b) 543 kg 23 g - 86 kg 405 g
c) 684 kg 254 g x 26
d) 182 kg 600 g ÷ 4
17 Q5. Beena weighs 2375 g more than Manju. If Manju weighs 29 kg, what is Beena's weight ?
18 Q6. Seema made fruit salad. She used 3 kg 200 g oranges, 4 kg apples, 2 kg 250 g strawberries and 1 kg bananas. What is the total weight of fruits used?
19 Q7. Kabir packs 3 kg sugar in packets of 250 g each. How many packets does he make?
20 Q8. Mr Ayansh buys 8 packets of rice, each weighing 750 g. What is the total weight of rice bought by Mr Ayansh?
21 Q8. Mr Ayansh buys 8 packets of rice, each weighing 750 g. What is the total weight of rice bought by Mr Ayansh?
1) 11000 mL = ________ L
2) 6400 mL = ________ L ______ mL
3) 8L 200 mL = ________ mL
4) 9 L = ___________ mL
5) 32 L 26 mL = ___________ mL
6) 71050 mL = _____ L _______ mL
22 Q1. Convert into mL.
a) 8 L
b) 47 L
c) 17 L 250 mL
d) 82 L 329 mL
e) 55 L 52 mL
f) 723 L 8 mL
23 Q2. Express as L and mL.
a) 4000 mL
b) 3500 mL
c) 86983 mL
d) 29450 mL
e) 7056 mL
f) 41004 mL
24 Q3. Cost of 1 L milk is ₹80. Find the cost of :
a) 500 mL milk
b) 750 mL milk
c) 38 L milk
d) 40 L 250 mL milk
25 Q3. Cost of 1 L milk is ₹80. Find the cost of :
a) 82 L 825 mL + 688 L 400 mL
b) 900 L 283 mL - 806 L 65 mL
c) 68 L 254 mL x 7
d) 282 L 642 mL ÷ 12
26 Q5. Aman drank 250 mL water and Rohit drank 175 mL water. How much water in all did they drink ?
27 Q6. From 1 L of milk, grandfather gave 350 mL milk to the dog and 175 mL milk to the cat. How much milk was left ?
28 Q7. How many glasses of 250 mL of milk can be poured in a vessel that can hold 2 L 500 mL milk ?
29 Q8. Mother poured the soup into 6 mugs, each of capacity 250 mL. How many litres of soup was that ?
30 Q1. Using a scale to draw line segments of measure:
a) 5 cm b) 2.8 cm c) 7.3 cm
31 Q2. Convert.
a) 17 m to cm
b) 11 km to m
c) 59 m 8 cm to cm
d) 2010 g to kg
e) 15 L to mL
f) 27 km 232 m to m
g)18255 g to kg
h) 2005 cm to m
i) 36 L 25 mL to mL
j) 10 kg 263 g to g
k) 26 L 5 mL to mL
l) 3030 cm to m
32 Q3. Applying measurements.
a) If 2 kg of tomatoes cost ₹20, find the cost of 5 kg 500 g tomatoes.
b) If 100 ml of almond oil cost ₹530, find the price of 1 L of almond oil.
c) If I buy 3 kg tomatoes, 2 kg 500 g peas and 250 g ginger, how much weight will I have to carry home ?
d) How many packets of milk, each of 500 mL, can a pan of 2 L capacity hold?
1 Q1). Complate the pattern.
2 Q2). Shapes that are mirror images are also called symmetrical images. Identify the symmetrical images and draw line of symmetry. There can be more than one line of symmetry. One has been done for you.
3 Q3). Draw the reflected shape to make symmetrical image.
4 Q4). Complete the number pattern.
a) 4, 7, 10, 13, ____ , ____ , ____ , ____ .
b) 57, 52, 47, 42, ____ , ____ , ____ , ____ .
c) 2, 4, 8, 16, ____ , ____ , ____ , ____ .
d) 6, 12, 18, 24, ____ , ____ , ____ , ____ .
5 Q4). Complete the number pattern.
a) 7, 11, 15, 19, ____ , ____ , ____ , ____ .
b) 200, 195, 190, 185, ____ , ____ , ____ , ____ .
c) 26, 32, 38, 44, ____ , ____ , ____ , ____ .
6 Q2). Observe the pattern and Complate it.
1 = 1 = __ x __
1 + 3 = 4 = __ x __
1 + 3 + 5 = 9 = __ x __
1 + 3 + 5 + 7 = 16 = __ x __
1 + 3 + 5 + __ + __ = 25 = __ x __
1 + 3 +__+ 7 + 9 +__ = __ = __ x __
__ + __ +__ + __ + __ + 11 + __ = __ = __ x __
7 Q3). Fill in the missing numbers.
8 Q4). Read the message using first code.
9 Q5).Write message using Second Code..
1) PRACTICE MATHS DAILY
2) LEARN TABLES
10 Q1). Tick the shapes that are reflections.
11 Q2). Draw the line of Symmetry (It can be horizontal or vertical).
12 Q3). Complete the shape along the given line of symmetry.
13 Q4). Which number will come in place of question mark.
14 Q5). Complete the pattern.
a) 14, 28, 42, 56, ____ , ____ , ____ , ____ .
b) 17, 25, 33, 41, ____ , ____ , ____ , ____ .
c) 150, 144, 138, 132, ____ , ____ , ____ , ____ .
15 Q6). write message using first code for.
a) I DRAW SYMMETRICAL FIGURES
b) SOLVE MATHS PUZZ LES