Mathematics Multiple Choice Questions (mcq) For Vth Standard_nodrm c1k5y

Preface We are introducing the series (MCQ – Level 1) for 5th standard students in compliance with the latest syllabus. This book is packed with Multiple Choice Questions (MCQ) to increase the excellence of 5th standard student from different aspects. Enriching exercises not only provide effortless learning of the basic skill but also exposed youngsters to an incredibly large variety of topic to reflect upon. This book is scientifically designed to test the basic of concept of the subject i.e. knowledge, understanding, application and skill. This book will certainly help the students to rise to a new level. This book will also help parents and teachers to assess the level of the student and then they act upon on the week areas and improve. My all the best wishes to the students.

Mukta Sabharwal

Content 1.

Numbers System

2.

HCF and LCM

3.

Fraction

4.

Decimal

5.

Roman Numerals

6.

Measurements

7.

Profit & Loss

8.

Time & Temperature

9.

Triangles & Quadrilaterals

10.

Area and Volume

11.

Circles

12.

Lines & Angles

13.

Ratio And Proportion

14.

Rounding Numbers

15.

Symmetry & Pattern

16.

Data Handling

17.

Answers Keys

Lesson 1 : Numbers System 1. Write 966540 by putting commas according to international system of numeration a) 96,65,40 b) 966,540 c) 9,66,540 None

d)

2. Write 8543267 by putting commas according to Indian system of numeration a) 8,543,267 b) 85,43,267 c) 854,326,7 d) None 3. Face Value of 6 in 256859 is .... a) 60 b) 600 d) 6 4. Place value of 3 in 23678 is ... a) 3 b)300 d) 30 5. Successor of 999 is .... a) 1000 d) None

c) 6000

c) 3000

b) 998

c) 1001

6. Predecessor of 999 is .... a) 1000 b) 998 d) None

c) 1001

7. Difference between greatest and smallest 6 digit number a) 899999 b) 999980 c) 100900 8. Smallest 5 digit number with 3 different digit .. a) 10000 b) 10001 c) 10002 these 9. Smallest number formed using 2,3,0,5 is.... a) 5032 b) 2035 d) 0235

d) 0

d) None of

c) 3502

10. The equation 9+2 = 2+9 represent which property of addition a) Associative b) commutative c) Distributive d) Additive Identity

11. The equation (3+1)+2 = 3+(1+2) represent which property of addition a) Associative b) commutative c) Distributive d) Additive Identity

12. The equation 3(5+9) = 3x5+3x9 represent which property of addition a) Associative b) commutative c) Distributive d) Additive Identity

13. In the equation 7+0 = 7, 0 represent....... a) Zero b) Successor Value d) Additive Identity

c) Place

14. The place value of 0 at any place is.......... a) 0 (b 1 (c) 100

(d) None

15. Numeral for “Eighty three million three hundred twenty eight thousand six hundred twenty nine is ...... a) 83,328,629 (b 8330028628 (c) 83286293 (d) 8332860029 16. The result of multiplication is called.... a) Answer (b Product (d) Multiplicand 17. Ten crore has how many ‘0’ s a) 6 b) 7 9 18. 99 x 101 = (100-1 ) x (100+1) a) True b) False d)

(c) Identity

c) 8

c) Not Possible

d)

19. (25 x 15) x18 = 25 x (15 x18) a) True b) False d)

c) Not Possible

20. Product of 2950178 and 0 is …. a) 2950178 b) 29501780 d)0

c) None

21. Product of 5 digit number and 2 digit number can’t have more than a) 6 digits b) 7 digits c) 8 digits digits 22. The counting numbers are called .. b) Whole b) Natural Rational 23. Divisor x Quotient + Reminder = … a) Product b) Identity 24. Solve 28 – 7 x 3 = a) 7 25. Solve 3 x 53 +1 = a) 160 d ) 162

b) 9

b) 159

26. When we multiply 103 x 7000 we get a) 710200 b) 712000

c) Fraction

c) Dividend

d) 9

d)

d) Addend

c) 6

d) 63

c) 164

c) 721000

d) 700103

27. The cost of one pen is Rs.150, what will be the cost of 5424 pens a) 813600 b) 816300 c) 836100 d) 8136000 28. What number should be mutely by 162 to give 40176 as the product a) 284 b) 248 c) 428 d) 280 29. The sum of 523, 999, 1206, 99 =

a) 2827

b) 2826

c) 2628

d) 2837

30. Arun write 654 letters and puts them equally in 12 envelop and 6 are left over. How may letters are there in each envelop a) 18 b) 54 c) 109 d) 60 31. The sum of greatest 5 digit and smallest 5 digit number is a) 109999 b) 199990 c) 10000

d) 9000000

Lesson No. 2 :HCF and LCM 1. The common factors of 6 and 8 are a) 1 & 2 b) 2 &3 d) 6 & 8

c) 3 & 4

2. The greatest factor of 100 is a) 10 b) 50 1000

c) 100

d)

3. The smallest two digit prime numbers is a) 10 b) 11 15

c) 13

d)

4. The number which is factor of every number is a) 1 b) 0 c) 2 self 5. The HCF of 20 and 50 is a) 10 b) 20

c) 50

d) Number it

d)

1 6. Two prime numbers that differ by 1 are a) 4 & 3 b) 3 & 2 d) 0 & 1 7. The greatest two digit multiplier of 8 a) 8 b) 80 None

c) 5 & 6

c) 88

8. The highest prime number less than 100 is a) 91 b) 97 95 9. The smallest odd prime number is a) 1 b) 2

c) 99

12. The HCF of two co-prime numbers is a) 0 b) 1

d) 5

d)

c) Product

c) 2

13. The HCF of 48, 32 and 96 is a) 18 b) 16 24

c) 36

c) 48

16. HCF of 186 and 496 is 62. What is there LCM a) 4188 b) 1488 d)None

d)

d) 3

14. First number x second number = HCF x …….. a) Divisor b) LCM c) Product 15. Which is not a multiple of 4 a) 23 b) 44

d)

c) 3

10. The highest common factor is also called a) L.C.M b) G.C.D c) H.C.F None 11. The HCF of two numbers is a) Last Divisor b) Quotient None

d)

c) 488

d)

d) GCD

d) 92

17. The product of 2 numbers is 2736. If their LCM is 1368, what is their HCF a) 38 b) 78 c)2 d) None 18. The greatest 4 digit number which is exactly divisible by 20, 28 & 45 is a) 9999 b) 8821 c) 1260 d) 8990 19. The LCM of 225, 270 and 171 is a) 25650 b) 25560

c) 26550

d) 25605

20. The least number which when increased by 3 is divisible by 36, 40 & 64 a) 2877 b) 2788 c) 9806 d) None

Lesson No. 3 :Fraction 1. Which of the following is the proper fraction a) 4/3 b) 2/9 c) 3/2

d) 7/6

2. Convert 15/13 into mixed fraction a) 1

b) 1

c) 1

d) None

3. Which of the following is an improper fraction a) 2/3 b) 1/5 d) 0/4 4. In fraction ¾, 3 is …. a) Numerator Part

c) 3/2

b) Denominator

c)

d) Whole

5. Semi-circle is ……… of a circle b) Quarter b) Half d) One –third

6. 6 Hours is ……… of a day a) One-fourth sixth d) One-fifth

b) Half

7. The only number equal to its reciprocal is a) Zero b) One Half d) None 8. The reciprocal 7 ½… a) 7/2 2/15

c) Twice

c) One-

c)

b) 15/2

c)

d) None

9. 3/4 …….2/4, compare a) > d) None 10. One third of a dozen is a) 4 d) None

b) <

b) 6

c) =

c) 3

11. The sum of 1/5, 2/5 and 3/5 is .. a) 1 1

b) None

c)

d) 4/5

12. 1/5th of 30 days is …. a) 6 days d) None

b) 5 days

c) 10 days

13. The sum of 6 and ¾ is …. a) 27/4 d) None

b) 9/4

c) 10/4

14. The difference of 1/6 and ¾ is … a) 7/12 b) 6/12 c) 7/4

c) 2/64

15. The product of 3 ¼ and 5 is .. a) 16

b) 10

c) 16

d) None 16. What is 1/5th of a litre… a) 200ml

b) 250 ml

c) 500ml

d) 100ml

17. What number should be multiplied by 4 ¼ to get 8 ½ .. a) 2

b) 1

c) 3

d) 2 18. The product of 2 numbers is 6 ¾ and if one of them 3 ¼ the other one is … a)

2 d) None

19. 7/9 x Y= 1/6, then Y is a) 3/14 d) 1

b) 3

b) 3/7

20. Fraction is a ….. of whole ….. a) Part b) Half d) Product 21. 2/5 and 3/5 are ……… fractions. a) Like b) Unlike d) Unequal 22. 5/6 and 25/30 are …. fractions

c) 13

c) 3/9

c) Sum

c) Equal

a) Like Equivalent

b) Unlike d) Equal

c)

23. The fractional part is separated from the whole number by dot is called a) Decimal point b) Fraction c) Whole Number d) None 24. The decimal with equal numbers of digits after the decimal point is called………… decimals a) Like b) Unlike c) Fractional d) None 25. Adding ……..to the right of last digit does not change the value of decimal a) 1 b) 2 c) 0 d) None

Lesson No. 4 :Decimal 1. In the number 19582.3 the place value of 9 is a) 9000 b) 900 d) None 2. The smallest place value is.. a) Ones b) Tens d) Hundreds 3. 0.56 x ….. = 5.6 a) 10

b) 100

c) Nine-Tenth

c) Zeros

c) 0.1

d) 1 4. When a decimal is divided by 10 or multiple of ten the decimal point gets shifted to the .. a) Left b) Right c) No where d) None 5. When a decimal is multiplied by 10 or multiple of ten the decimal point gets shifted to the .. b) Left b) Right c) No where d) None

6. Sum of two numbers is 100. If one number is 68.23 then the other number is …. a) 28.22 b) 31.77 c) 31.00 d) None 7. Sum of 0.3 and 3.0 is … a) 3.3 b) 0.33 d) 3.03

c) 3.0

8. Product of 2.54 and 10 is … a) 254 b) 25.4 0.254 d) 2.54

c)

9. The quotient of 23.7 divided by 10 is …. a) 2.37 b) 237.0 d) 23.7

c) 0.237

10. The quotient of 8.4 divided by 1000 is …. a) 0.84 b) 0.0084 d) 840

c) 84

11. Compare, 25.29 ……. 39.41 a) > b) < d) None 12. Add 20.01 and 2.001 a) 22.011 d) 20.11

c) =

b) 20.201

13. 22.8, 6.5, 222.8 are ….. decimals a) Like b) Unlike Equivalent d) Equal 14. 10 thousandth = 1....….. a) Hundredth d) Ones

b)Thousandth

15. Fraction with denominator 10, 100, 1000 are called a) Like fraction b) Unlike fraction Decimal d) None

c) 20.021

c)

c) Tenth

c)

Lesson No. 5: Roman Numerals 1. The roman numeral for 27 is …. a) CXVII b) XXVII d) XXIIV 2. Hindu Arabic numeral for CL is a) 100 d) 50

b) 150

c) XVII

c) 170

3. The sum of XVII + XXIV is … a) XXXXI b) XL d) XXXVI

c) XLI

4. The Roman numeral for 90 is a) LXXXX d) None

c) CX

b) XC

5. X can be subtracted from L and C only a) Once b) Twice

c) Thrice

d) None

6. Like V which Roman numeral are never subtracted…. a) LND b) D&M c) L&C None 7.

stand for.. a) 1000

b) 10000

8. Compare 16….. XXXVI a) > d) None

11. Numeral in Roman that are not repeated a) X&C b) V&X d) None 12. Hindu Arabic numeral for CDIX is .. a) 922 b) 609 d) 512

d) 10

c) =

b) VL

10. Hindu Arabic numeral for CXXXI a) 5131 b) 5311 None

13. Roman numeral for 508 is .. a) DVIII b) DXII d) VXIII

c) 100

b) <

9. What is the product of V and XI a) LV XXXXV d) None

d)

c)

c) 5113

c) D&M

c) 409

c) BDIII

d)

Lesson No. 6: Measurement 1. The basic unit of length a) Meter b) Second

c) Kilometer

d) None

2. How many kilometers are there in 1 meter a) 0.01KM b) 10KM c) .001KM

d) None

3. How many Kilometer are there in 3750 meters a) 37.05 b)3.750 c)3.570 d) None 4. Sum of 24 KM 350 meters and 113 KM 840meters a) 138.90 KM b)1381.90 KM c) 136.1190 KM None 5. How many kilometers are there in 5KM20 Meter a) 5KM b) 50.2 Meter c) 5.02 KM None 6. IKM = ……..Meters a) 100 d) 10

b) 1000

9. The standard Unit of Capacity is ….. a) Liter b) Kiloliter None 10. Ihm = ………. cm a) 10000 d) 10

b) 100

11. Height of Mount Everest is measure in … a) Meters b) Kilometer d) None 12. Astronomical distance is measure in

d)

c) 10000

7. The length of a pen is about a) 15cm b) 15 M 15mm 8. 100000 cm = ……………KM a) 100 b) 1 0.10

d)

c) 15KM

c) 10

c) Milliliter

c) 1000

c) Hectometer

d)

d)

d)

a) KM d) None

b) Light Year

13. One sq cm = ……. Sq M a) 0.001 b) 0.0001

c) Armstrong

c) 0.00001

d) None

14. The total capacity of 6 milks containers is 9L. What is the capacity of each container a) 1.66 L b) 1.5 L c) 0.15 L d) None 15. 4183.54 Cu.Cm in Cu.Meters is …. a) 418.354 b) 0.00418354 Cu M d) 4.18354 Cu M

c) 0.0418354 Cu M

16. The shopkeeper had 60 meter of silk. He sold 28 m50cm to a man. How much silk was left with him. a) 31 M b) 31.5 M c) 315 CM d) None 17. 10 Meters = ……..dam a) 1 b) 10

c) 100

18. 1 M = ………………. KM a) 0.01 KM b) 0.001 KM

d) None

c) 0.0001 KM

d) None

19. Total weight of three boys weighing 40Kg 500g, 48Kg, 38Kg 200g a) 131.70 b) 13170 Kg c) 1.3170 Kg d) None 20. Standard Unit of weight is a) Kg b) d) None

Gram

c)

Ton

Lesson No. 7: Profit & Loss 1. When the is more than SP , then there will be a) Profit b) Loss c) None 2. When SP is more than , then there will be a) Profit b) Loss c) None 3. Cost Price = Selling Price + ……… a) Profit b) Loss

c) Gain %

d) None

4. ……. Method is used to find the value of certain number of units by finding the value of one unit. a) Unitary method b) BODMAS c) Addition d) None 5. If SP and are the same, then there will be ……….. a) NO profit No Loss b) Profit Loss d) None

c)

6. When is Rs.24100 and SP is Rs. 25000, then the profit is ……. a) 900 b) 800 c) 2000 d) None 7. What will be the SP, when is Rs. 3050 and profit Rs. 250. a) 2330 b) 2800 c) 3300 d) None 8. What will be the , when SP is Rs. 680 and profit Rs. 50. a) 603 b) 630 c) 730 None

d)

9. A shopkeeper bought a cycle for Rs. 1825 and sold it at a loss of at Rs. 125, then selling price of cycle is

a) 1700 d) None

b) 1950

c) 1800

10. A note book is bought for Rs.36 and sold for RS. 40, the profit % is…... a) 10%

b) 11%

c) 11 %

d) None

11. If cost price of my bag is Rs.675 and its selling price is Rs. 500 then I made ….. a) Loss of Rs.75 b) Profit of Rs.175 c) Loss of Rs. 175 d) No Profit No Loss 12. If cost price is 4200 and Profit % is 30%, then profit in rupees is …. a) Rs.1260 b) Rs. 1240 c) 1300 None

d)

13. A fruit vendor bought 420 mangos for Rs.2100, he spent Rs.260 on transportation. How much should he sell each mango to get a profit of Rs.1000 a) Rs.6 b) Rs. 7 c) Rs.8 d) Rs.5 14. Arun bought 45 pen and sold them at Rs.3 each. If it had cost Rs.5 for each pen, what was his profit or loss % a) Loss 40% b) Gain 40% c) Loss 75% d) Gain 25% 15. Simron brought a painting for Rs.250 and spent Rs.150 on its framing. If she sells it for Rs.800, how much she earns. a) Profit Rs.400 b) Profit Rs. 300 c) Profit Rs.450 d) Profit Rs.550.

Lesson No. 8 : Time & Temperature 1. Number of minutes in hours is . a) 60 b) 100 2. Numbers of hours in a day. a) 24 b) 12 3. Number of second in 1 Hour a) 3600 b) 100 120 4. Number of weeks in a year. a) 52 b) 53 5. 3600 second =………………. Min. a) 1 b) 30

c) 30

c) 36

d) 10

d) 8

c) 1200

c) 54

c) 60

d)

d) 55

d) 100

6. To convert hours into days we ……………. The hours by 24.. a) Multiply b) Divide c) Add d) Subtract 7. If Ram starts doing his homework at 5.00PM and finishes at 6.55 PM, the time taken for home work is.. a) 1h55Min. b) 1h550Min. c) 2h d) 1h45Min..

8. Compare, 52 weeks………... 1 Year a) = b) > c)

<

d)

9. 148 minutes = ……..Hours ……. Min. a) 2Hours 28Min b) 2Hours 30Min d) None

1

c) 2Hours 15Min

10. ………………. Is used to measure temperature. a) Thermometer b)Barometer c)sphygometer d) Ammeter 11. The boiling point of water is …….. a) 100 b) 99 d) 212

c)

12. Freezing temperature of water. a) 0 b) 35 None

96

c) 100

d)

13. 40 minutes after 5.15 pm is ….. . a) 5.55PM b) 6.05 PM

c) 5.45PM

d) None

14. 12 ’O clock at night is . a) 0000hrs

c) 2300 hrs

d) None

b) 1200hrs

15. Sonu’s trading started on 16 May 2014 for 23 days. On which date it will ended a) 7 Jun 2014 b) 6 Jun 2014 c) 5 Jun 2014 d) 5 Jun 2014 16. 35 = ………… Fahrenheit. a) 200 b) 100 17. 212 a)

c) 199

d) None

= ……90 . b) 100

18. Human body temperature is ……... a) 37.0 °C (98.6 °F). b) d) None

c) 50

d) 110

c)

19.

- 32). a) 5/9 1/5

b) 9/5

c) 7/9

d)

20. My school starts at 7.55 AM and finishes at 2.15 PM. The duration of the school timing is.. a) 6 Hours 20 Min b) 6Hours 15 Min c)6Hours 35 Min d) None 21. The thermometer used to measure human body temperature is called . a) Clinical b) Candy c) Barometer d) AMmeter 22. My Date of Birth is 27 Aug 2003. My age on 1st Dec 2014 is …. a) 11 Y 3M 7D b) 11 Y 3M 4D c) 11 Y 2M 28D d) None 23. Compare, 212 ……100 . a) = b) >

c)

<

d)

Lesson No. 9 : Triangles & Quadrilaterals 1. 3 sided closed plane figure called. a) Square b) Triangle Angle 2. A triangle having all sides equal is called. a) Isosceles b) Equilateral Equiangular

c) Circle

c) Scalene

3. What type of triangle ABC is. Where Angle B is 90 degree.

d)

d)

a) Right None

b) Acute

c) Obtuse

d)

4. If all the angle of triangle are 60 degree, then the triangle is. a) Right b) Isosceles c) Scalene Equilateral

d)

5. In a triangle ABC, AB = 7 cm, BC = 10cm, AC = 6cm. What kind of triangle ABC is.. a) Right b) Isosceles c) Scalene d) Equilateral 6. Sum of all the angles of a triangle is . a) b) 7. A triangle has angle measurement of a) Right b) Acute None 8. In a triangle ABC, a) Right possible

=

c) ,

d) What type of triangle is it. c) Obtuse d)

, = , Then = b) Acute c) Obtuse

9. An equilateral triangle is also and a) Right b) Acute None

c) Obtuse

d) Triangle not

d)

10. I right triangle, the side opposite to the right angle is called. a) Base b) Arm c) Altitude d) Hypotenuse 11. A triangle that doesn’t contain right angle is called . a) Opaque b) Acute c) Obtuse Oblique 12. In a triangle ABC, AB and BC are called a) Arms b) Legs d) Sides 13. In a triangle ABC, how many vertices are there ….

c) Lines

d)

a) 0

b) 1

c) 2

d) 3

14. A perimeter of triangle ABC with sides AB = 5cm, BC = 6cm, CA = 10 cm is a) 20 b) 21 c) 22 d) 23 15. A perimeter of an equilateral triangle is 21 cm, what is the side of the triangle. a) 5cm b) 6cm c) 7cm d) 8 cm 16. A 4 sided close figure is called. a) Quadrilateral Triangle

b) Hexogen

c) Pentagon

d)

17. Sum of all the angle of quadrilateral is a) b) c) 18. Which is not a quadrilateral a) Square b) Rambus Rectangle

c) Pentagon

d)

d)

19. A quadrilateral with all side equal and all the angle 90 degree is called a) Square b) Rambus c) Pentagon d) Rectangle 20. A quadrilateral whose opposite sides are equal and parallel is called a) Trapezium b) Rambus c) Parallelogram d) Pentagon 21. Shweta has rectangular lawn with length 12 meters and width 10 meters. What is the length of barbed wire required for fencing a) 44meter b) 45meter c) 50meter d) 42meter

Lesson No. 10: Area & Volume 1. Area of a square is 64 sq meters, its side is ……. a) 4cm b) 8cm c)16cm d) 20cm 2. If area of a rectangle is 216 sq cm. Its length is 36 cm , what its breath . a) 6cm b) 16cm c) 12cm d) 36cm 3. The longest side of a plan object is called…….. a) Length b) Breath c) Height 4. Amount of surface occupied by a shape is a) Perimeter b) Area Capacity 5. Smaller areas are measured in. a) Sq cm b) sq m

d) Weight

c) Volume

c) Sq Km

6. Capacity of a container is measured in ……………. a) Sq cm b) Cu cm c) Litre

d)

d) None

d) KG

7. Volume of a cuboid is 864 . If its Length = 12cm, width = 9cm what is its height.. a) 18cm b) 10 cm c) 8cm d) None 8. Volume of a cube is 1331 . Then its side is a) 10cm b) 11 cm c) 11.5cm

d) 12 cm

9. The inner dimension of water tank is 6 meter, 3.5 meter and 2 meter. How much water can be filled in it a) 42 Cu M b) 43 Cu M c) 40.8 Cu M d) 44 Cu M

10. If area of a Lawn is 275.35 meter square. If its length is 20.5 meter, what is its width… a) 20.17 b) 10.18 c) 27.05 d) None 11. If area of a Lawn is 275.35 meter square. If its length is 20.5 meter, what is its width…? a) 20.17 M b) 10.18 M c) 27.05 M d) 13.43 M 12. If breath is 12 cm, height is 4cm and volume of a cube is 96 Cu cm, then what is length of cube a) 2cm b) 3cm c) 4cm d) None 13. Area of the base of a cuboid is 96 . If its height is 6 cm then what is its volume.. a) 576 b) 516 c) 500 None

d)

14. What will be the area of a square garden if its side is 7.15meters . a) 51.1225 Sq M b) 51.275 Sq M c) 50.275 Sq M d) None 15. Difference between the area of square having side 6m and rectangle having Length = 6cm and width = 8cm. a) 12 b) 10 c) 4 d) 14

16. The distance between the base of the object to the top is called. a) Height b) Length c) Breath d) None 17. A …….. is special cuboid whose length, breath and height is equal. a) Cube b) Square c) Rectangle d) None 18. 1 = ….. .. a) 100 10000

b) 1000 d) 10

c)

19. A match box has dimensions 4cm x 2cm x 2cm. How many such match boxes can be put in a carton with dimensions 120cm x 80cm x 40m a) 24000 b) 2400 c) 20000 d) 10000 20. The tile has dimension 6cm x 4cm. If area of floor is 2160 sq cm, how many such tiles are required to cover the floor. a) 36 b) 30 c) 206 d) 90 21. Which has more volume? A cube with side 6cm or cuboid with dimension 8 cm x 6cm x 4cm. a) Cube b) Cubiod c) None d) Both are equal 22. What will be the cost of tilling a square field of side 16 meter @ Rs.5/Sqm. a) Rs. 1280 b) Rs.1200 c) Rs.1250 d) Rs.1290 23. The cost of painting a rectangular board with length 6 meter and width 5 meters @Rs.2.50/Sqm is ……... a) Rs. 75 b) Rs. 70 c) Rs. 100 d) Rs. 120 24. How many erasers having dimensions 3cm x 2cm x 2cm can be put into a box having dimension 12cm x 10 cm x 8 cm. a) 80 cm b) 70cm c) 50cm d) 40cm

Lesson No. 11: Circles 1. A simple closed curve whose each point is equidistance from a fixed point in it a) circle b) circumference c) Length d) None 2. The distance between the Centre of a circle and a point on circumference is called

a) Radius

b) Centre

3. Radius = …….. x diameter a) 1 b) 1/2 ¼ 4. Diameter = …….. x Radius a) 1 b) 1/2 5. Half of a circle is called…. a) Semicircle b) Half Circle d) Mini circle 6. Part or a boundary of a circle is called. a) Arc b) Length None

c) Curve

d) Arc

c) 1/3

d)

c) 2

d) ¼

c) Diameter

c) Circumference

d)

7. The measure of closed curve forming a circle is called its…….. a) Area b) Arc c) Circumference d) Area 8. If radius of a circle is 1.8 cm, then the diameter is …. a) 3.8 cm b) 3.6cm c) 4.0 cm 9. If diameter of circle is 4.2 cm then its circumference is …. a) 13.2cm b) 13.0cm c) 14.0cm cm 10. The longest cord in circle is ……... a) Radius b) Arc d) Point

d) 5.4 cm

d) 14.2

c) Diameter

11. A line segment whose end points lies on a circle and through the Centre is called ….. a) Cord b) Arc c) Diameter d) Radius 12. Point which is lying at a greater distance then the radius from Centre lies in…. . a) Exterior of the circle b) Interior of the circle c) On the circle d) None

13. Each arc of circle is a semicircle. a) True b) False

c) Can’t say

d) None

14. Circumference divided by diameter= ………... a) π b) π/2 c) π/4 2π 15. A circle divide the plane into …….. part. a) 1 b) 2

d)

c) 3

d) 4

16. The radius of the circle , when circumference is 44 cm is ………... a) 7cm b) 8cm c) 9cm d) 10cm 17. 2 circles having the same centre are called….. a) Co-centric b) Eccentric c) Parallel Coinciding 18. Π = 22/7 = ……. a) 3.14 d) 3.11

b) 3.16

d)

c) 3.15

19. The Centre of the circle lies in …….. a) On the circle b) Interior of the circle Exterior of the circle d) None 20. If 2 circles has same circumference, then their radius are . a) Equal b) Non - equal c) Twice None 21. A line segment whose end point lie on a circle is called….. a) Chord b) Radius c) Arc Diameter 22. Circumference of a circle = π x ……... a) Radius b) Diameter d) Area

c) Arc

c)

d)

d)

Lesson No. 12: Lines & angles 1. The ray AB is written as. a) b)

c)

d)

None 2. A ……. doesn’t have a definite length. a) Line b) Ray d) Point

c) Line Segment

3. When 2 rays or line segment meet….… Is formed at the meeting point. a) Angle b) Segment c) Ray d) None 4. A ray has ……… end point. a) 0 b) 1

c) 2

d) 3

5. While naming or writing an angle, the common end point is put in the middle and is called. a) Vertex b) Arm c) Ray d) None 6. In the line segment and a) Arms b) Sides

are called… c) Length

d) None

7. In , B is …….. a) Vertex b) Arm

c) Angle

d) None

8. Angle are measure in…… a) Degree b) CM

c) Dozen

d) None

9. The straight edge of the protractor is called ……. a) Line b) Altitude c) Baseline

d)

None 10. The angle which is less than 360 degree but more than 180 degree is......... Angle. a) Reflex b) Acute c) Obtuse d) None 11. Angle, whose measure is 180 degree is called ……. a) Straight b) Reflex c) Acute

d) Obtuse

12. An angle whose measure is more than 90 degree but less than 180 degree is known as . a) Acute b) Obtuse c) Reflex d) Straight 13. If angle between the 2 lines is 90 degree, then lines are said to be . a) Parallel b) Perpendicular c) Adjusted d) None 14. Example of parallel lines. a) Cross b) Railway Track None

c) Clock Hands

15. Angle that are taken as trivial angle. a) Zero & Straight b) Acute & Obtuse Obtuse d) Right & Acute 16. All the angles of rectangles are ….. a) Acute b) Obtuse

c) Right &

c) Right

d) Straight

17. Angle between east and west direction. a) Acute b) Obtuse c) Right

d) Straight

18. If hands of the clock move from 12 to 2, the angle covered is …. a) b) c)

d)

19. The angle in a semicircle is ……... a) b)

d)

c)

20. The lines which cut each other at a point are called.

d)

a) Intersecting Overlapping

b) Parallel

c) Straight

d)

21. The point that lies outside the angle lies……. a) Interior of the angle b) Exterior of the Angle c) On the Angle d) Adjacent to the angle 22. How many lines can through one given point…. a) 0 b) 1 c) 2 d) Many 23. How many lines can through 2 given point. a) 0 b) 1 c) 2 d) Many 24. The point that lies in a line are called ….. a) Co-linear b) Linear c) Rectilinear d) None 25. What kind of figure is formed by ing three given no collinear point. a) Line b) Arc c) Triangle d) Square

Lesson No. 13: Ratio & Proportion 1. There are 12 boys and 16 girls in a class. The ratio of boys to girls is a) 3:4 b) 4:3 c) 2:1 d) None 2. Sita has 10 apples and 20 mangos .The ratio of mango to apple is a) 2:1 b) 1:2 c) 2:3 d) None 3. There are 16 red balls and 40 blue balls in a basket. The ratio of blue balls to red balls is… a) 5:2 b) 2:5 c) 8:5 d) None

4. Ratio of heights of A & B is 3:2.If B is 1.2 meters tall, what is height of A…. a) 0.9 M b) 1.8M c) 2.8 M d) 3.2 M 5. Ratio of 500gm to 5 Kg is a) 1:10 b) 10:1 1:2

c) 100:1

6. Ratio of 700 cm to 1 Meter is ….. a) 1:7 b) 7:1 None

c) 100:1

7. Ratio of Rs.50 to one Dozen a) 50:12 b) 25:6 Not possible

c) 1:60

d)

d)

d)

8. 15 toffees are distributed between me and my friend in the ratio 2:3.I get…. a) 6 toffees b) 9 toffees c) 12 Toffees d) 10 Toffees 9. 1:5 = Y:20. Then Y is ….. a) 4 b) 5

c) 6

10. 1:3 = 5:X. Then X is ….. a) 15 b) 5/3 5

c) 3/5

11. P :15 = 12:36. Then P = ………. a) 6 b)5 12. 5: 4 = 35:Z. The Z is …….. a) 28 b) 20 13. Ratio of dozen to score. a) 3:4 b) 3:5 3:7

d) 7

c) 7

c)30

d)

d) 10

d) 40

c) 3:6

14. Cost of 12 pencils is Rs.48, then the cost of 13 Pencils will be…... a) Rs.52 b) Rs.50 c) Rs.60 d) None

d)

15. Angles in a triangle are in the ratio 1:2:3. Then the angles are a) b) c)

d) None

16. Anu gets 40 marks out of 50. Tanu gets 24 marks out of 25. Which one is better a) Anu b)Tanu c) Both d) None

Lesson No. 14: Rounding Number 1. When we round off 48 to nearest 10, we get… a) 40 b) 50 c) 45 None 2. When we round off 1292 to nearest 100, we get…... a) 1200 b) 1300 c) 1100 d) None

d)

3. When we round off 28870468 to nearest lac, we get . a) 28900000 b) 2900000 c) 28000000 d) 4. Which one is nearest 10 of 386….. a) 300 b) 400 d) 390

c) 500

5. Which one is nearest 100 of 786. a) 700 b) 800 d) 600

c) 750

6. Which nearest crore of 511231645. a) 500000000 b) 510000000

None

c) 520000000

d)

None 7. Which one is nearest 1000 of 15306. a) 5000 b) 6000 d) 5400 8. The nearest 10000 of 27631 is . a) 26000 b) 27000

c) 5300

c) 28000

d) 30000

9. What do we get when we round off 2.8 to nearest 1. a) 2 b) 3 c) 2.5

d)

None 10. What do we get when we round off 8.64 to nearest 10. a) 8.6 b) 8.7 c) 8 9

d)

11. What do we get when we round off 2.76 to nearest 10th . a) 2.8 b) 2.7 c) 2 .0 d) 3.0 12. What do we get, when we round off 339.376 to nearest 100. a) 339.400 b) 339.380 c) 339.300

d) None

13. What do we get when we round off 114.723 to nearest 100. a) 114.700 b) 114.720 c) 114.800

d) None

14. Express

up to correct 3 decimal places

a) 2.667

b) 2.668

c) 2.700

15. Express 4/3 correct up to 3 decimal places ……. a) 1.333 b) 1.334 c) 1.335

d) None

d) None

Lesson No. 15: Symmetry & Pattern 1. A square has ………. Lines of symmetry. a) 0 b) 1

c) 2

2. A rectangle has …… lines of symmetry. a) 0 b) 1

c)2

3. The numbers of lines of symmetry. In a parallelogram. a) 1 b) 2 c) 3 4. Alphabet “B” has how many lines of symmetry. a) 0 b) 1 c) 2 5. Which plane figure has no line of symmetry? a) Equilateral b) Isosceles c) Scalene

d) 4

d) 3

d) 0

d) 3 d) Square

6. Which figure has two lines of symmetry. a)

b)

7. A circle has …… lines of symmetry a) 0 b) 2

c)

d)

c) 3

d) Many

8. Which of the following alphabet has vertical lines of symmetry? a) P b) Q c) V d) B 9. Which of the following alphabet has infinite lines of symmetry? a) O b) Q c) P d) 10. ……….. has unlimited lines of symmetry. a) Square b) Circle c) Rectangle

None

d) None

11. The square number next to 225 is ….. a) 256 b) 230 d) None

c) 244

12. The square number just before 625 ….. a) 576 b) 600 d) None

c) 611

13. The next triangle number 28, 36, ………. ? a) 45 b) 40 None 14. The square number between 80 and 110. a) 81 & 100 b) Only 100

c) 42

d)

c) Only 81

d) None

15. The smallest number that should be multiplied to make 50 a square number. a) 1 b) 2 c) 3 d) 4 16. The next number in the series 7, 17, 27, 37……….. a) 47 b) 29 c) 28 None

d)

17. Next number in the series 2, 5, 10, 17, ……., is. a) 26 b) 25 c) 24 None

d)

18. What comes next. 121, 12321, ………, a) 1234321 b)123321 c) None d) 132321 19. The sum of first 11 odd numbers …. a) 120 b)110 c) 121 d) None 20. The sum of first five odd number is . a) 36 b) 25 21. 3x3 + 2x3 + 1 = ………. X 4 a) 1 b) 2

c) 30

c) 3

d) 4

22. Which among the following is not a number pattern a) Pascal Triangle b) Acute Triangle d) 4 23. The number 1,4,10,20,35,…. Are numbers a) Counting b) Tetrahedral

d) None

c)

c) Sierpinski triangle

Obtuse

d) None

Lesson No. 16: Data Handling 1. The easy way of counting object in the group. a) Tally marks b) Lines Dots

c) Charts

d)

2. Method of representation of data in which circle is divided into different parts to represent data. a) Line Graphs b) Bar Graphs c) Pie Chart d) None 3. The graph in which horizontal and vertical lines are drawn . a) Line Graphs b) Bar Graph c) Pie Chart d) Dot 4. A graph in which in picture are drawn to represent data…. a) Picto graph b) Line Graph c) Graph d) Pie Chart 5. If represent 16 men, then how many men does a) 64 b) 36 None

Bar

represent….. c) 80 d)

6. If a symbol is used to represent 6 tables. How many symbol would be used to represent 72 labels. a) 7 b) 12 c) 10 d) 8 7. Collection of information in the form of numeric figures. a) Numerical Data b) Raw Data c) Grouped Data d) None 8. The horizontal line in bar graph is called…..

a) X- axis

b) Y-axis

c) Bars

d) None

9. If ᾨᾨᾨᾨᾨ stand for 40 then ᾨᾨ stand for …... a) 16 b) 8 c) 10 None

d)

10. If A represent 4 pencils, how many pencils does AAA represent….. a) 12 b) 8 c) 16 d) None 11. The graphical representation of numerical data is called. a) Picto graph b) Line Graph c) Bar Graph the above.

12. The vertical line in the graph is called. a) Y –axis b) X-axis c) Line 13. In tally mark, fifth line represented as a) IIII b)

d) All

d) Ray

c)

d)

Following in the pictograph of stalls in a function . Food Stall Game Stalls Rides Video Game Stalls Stationery

14. Which types of stall were maximum? a) Food Stall b) Game Stalls Stalls 15. How many games stalls were there? a) 2 b) 4

c) Rides

c) 6

16. Which two stalls were same in numbers? a) Video & Food b) Game & Rides c) Food & Rides

d) Video Game

d) 8

d) Game & Video

17. Which types of stall were minimum? a) Food Stall b) Game Stalls Stationery

c) Rides

18. If represent 2.5 cm length, how much length does a) 10 cm b) 25 cm c) 12.5cm 19. The width of bars in bar graph should be ….. a) Uniform b) Non-uniform d) Increasing

d)

. d) 7.5 cm

c)

Tapering

20. Bars in a bar graph can be either ……………. Or …………….. a) Slanting & Circular b) Horizontal & Vertical c) Vertical & Line d) Horizontal & Circular 21. The …… of bar of bar graph on a suitable scale indicates the corresponding value of the numerical data …. a) Height b) Width c) Distance from Y - axis d) None

Answer Keys Chapter No. 1 Numbers System 1 b 2 b

3 d

5 a

6 b

7 a

8 c

9 b

10 b

11 a

13 d 14 a

15 a

16 b

17 c

18 a

19 a

20 d 21 b 22 b 23 c

24 c

25 a

26 c

27 a

28 b

29 a

Chapter

12 c

4 c

30 b 31 a

No. 2 HcF and LcM 1 a 2 c 10 d

11 a

19 a

20 a

Chapter No. Fraction 1 b

3 b

4 a

5 a

6 b

7 c

8 b

9 c

12 b 13 b 14 b 15 a

16 b

17 c

18 c

3 2 a

3 c

4 a

5 b

6 a

7 b

8 c

9 a

10 a

11 a

12 a

13 a

14 a

15 a

16 a

17 a

18 a

19 a

20 a

21 a

22 c

23 a

24 a

25 c

3 a

4 a

5 b

6 b

7 a

8 b

9 a

11 b 12 a

13 a

14 a

15 c

3 c

4 b

5 a

6 a

7 b

8 b

9 a

11 d 12 c

13 a

5 c

6 b

7 a

8 b

9 a

12 b 13 b 14 b 15 b

16 b

17 c

18 b

Chapter No. decimal 1 a 10 b

4 2 a

Chapter No. 5 Roman Numerals 1 b 2 b 10 a

Chapter No. 6 Measurements 1 a 2 c 10 a

11 a

3 b

4 d

19 d

20 a

Chapter No. 7 Profit & Loss 1 b 2 a

3 b

4 a

5 a

6 a

12 a

13 c

14 a

15 a

Chapter No. 8 Time & Temperature 1 a 2 a 3 a

4 a

5 c 14 a

10 c

11 c

7 c

8 b

9 b

6 b

7 a

8 a

9 d

15 a

16 d

17 b

18 a

6 b

7 b

8 c

9 b

13 d 14 b 15 a

16 a

17 c

18 c

10 a

11 a

12 a

13 a

19 a

20 a

21 a

22 b 23 a

Chapter No. 9 Triangles & Quadrilaterals 1 b 2 b

3 a

10 d

11 d 12 a

4 d

5 c

19 a Chapter No. 10 area and Volume 1 b 2 a

3 a

4 b

5 a

6 c

7 c

8 b

9 a

10 d

11 d 12 a

13 a

14 a

15 a

16 a

17 a

18 c

19 a

20 d 21 a

22 a

23 a

24 a

Chapter

No. circles 1 a

11 2 a

3 b

10 c

11 c

12 a

19 b

20 a

21 b 22 b

Chapter No. Lines & angles 1 b

4 c

5 a

6 a

7 c

8 b

9 a

13 b 14 a

15 b

16 a

17 a

18 a

6 a

7 a

8 a

9 c

17 c

18 c

8 a

9 a

12

2 c

3 a

4 b

5 a

10 a

11 a

12 b 13 b 14 b 15 a

16 c

19 d

20 a

21 b 22 d 23 b 24 a

25 c

Chapter No. 13 Ration and Proportion 1 a 2 a 3 a 10 a

11 b 12 a

Chapter No. 14 Rounding Numbers 1 b 2 b 10 b

11 a

3 a 12 a

Chapter No. 15 Symmetry & Patterns 1 d 2 c 3 b

4 d

5 a

6 b

7 d

13 b 14 a

15 a

16 b

5 b

6 a

7 a

8 d

9 b

13 b 14 a

15 a

7 d

8 c

9 a

4 d

4 d

5 c

6 d

10 b

11 a

19 c

20 b 21 d 22 b 23 b

Chapter No. 16 data Handling 1 a 2 c

12 a

3 a

10 a

11 d 12 a

19 c

20 b 21 b

13 a

15 b

16 a

17 a

18 a

5 a

6 b

7 a

8 a

9 a

13 d 14 c

15 c

16 d

17 d

18 c

4 a

14 a