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ATOMIC ENERGY EDUCATION SOCIETY
Anushaktinagar , Mumbai TERM -1, (2017-18)
Date of Examination: 12th , September, 2017
Subject: English Time: 3 hours Max. Marks: 80
Class: V Section: Roll No.
Name:
Invigilators signature:
Marks obtained:
Examiner’s signature:
Checker’s signature:
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KNOWLEDGE (35 marks)
A.1) Multiple Choice questions:
A.1.1) Fill in the blanks. (1 x 3 = 3)
1) Bhaiya had to write an essay on the topic of __________________.
i) Education ii) Discipline iii) Punctuality
2) The hunter was able to climb the tree with the help of a _______________.
i) creeper ii) rope iii) ladder
3) Robinson was amazed to see a ________________.
i) cave ii) footprint iii) castle
A.1.2) Write another word for. ( 1 x 3 = 3)
1) cried - _____________________ (laughed, wept, sad)
2) occupied - _____________________ (inhabited, savaged, investigated)
3) steady - _____________________ (learn, constant, realise)
A.1.3) Match the following. (1 x 4 = 4)
Santhal mountains
Fred the poet who has written ‘Teamwork’
Kaatskill a tribe
Jan Nigro a lazy frog
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A.2) Very short answer questions.
A.2.1) Answer in one word/phrase. (1 x 2 =2)
1) What was the name of Rip’s dog? _________________________
2) What is the ice-cream cart compared to in the poem? ___________________
A.2.2) Who said to whom? (1 x 2 =2)
1) “What are you going to do with those vegetable scraps?”
Answer : ______________________ said to ________________________.
2) “But when is the time to play?”
Answer : ______________________ said to ________________________.
A.2.3) Rearrange the letters to make words. (1 x 2 =2)
1) merlpub - ___________________
2) napiomcon - ___________________
A.2.4) Say true or false. (1 x 2 =2)
1) Rip was away for twenty years because he was asleep on the mountains. ________________
2) Robinson could not sleep because there was an animal outside his cave. ________________
A.3) Short Answer Questions.
A.3.1) Answer the following questions. (2 x 2 =4)
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1) Why did the Maharaja go into the kitchen in the afternoon?
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2) What can you do after crying a lot?
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A.3.2) Complete the sentences. (2 x 2 =4)
1) In the poem ‘My Shadow’, the poet has woken up before _____________________________
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2) If nobody passes the ball in a basketball game, ______________________________________
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A.4) Long answer questions. ( 3 x 3 = 9)
1) Write three sentences about ‘the wise old goose’.
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2) Compare the characters of Bhaiya and Munna and write three sentences.
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3) Compare staying alone and staying with others and write three sentences.
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UNDERSTANDING (25 marks)
B.1) Read the following passage:
There was once a little bird who was very nice, but very, very lazy. When there was some job he
had to do, he would keep putting it off until there was hardly enough time left to do it. So he
couldn’t finish any job in time.
Once, in the autumn, when the birds had just started feeling cold, they began to prepare for the
long journey to a warmer land. But the little bird kept putting it off. He was quite sure that there
would be plenty of time to prepare for the journey. That was, until one day when he woke up and
all the other birds were gone.
The little bird, who didn't know how to make the journey alone, realised that, he would have to
spend the long cold winter all on his own.
In the beginning, he spent a lot of time crying. But soon he knew that he had to put his laziness
aside. He began to prepare for the winter. First, he found a place which could protect him from
cold. It was a cave. He made a nest there. Then, he worked to fill the nest with fruits, enough to
last the whole winter. Finally, he made a little pool in the cave, so he would have enough water.
With all these preparations, the little bird did live through the winter. Of course, he suffered
greatly for having been such a lazy little bird.
B.1.1) Tick the correct answer: (1 x 4 = 4)
a) The little bird couldn’t finish any job because
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i) he started it late.
ii) he was not good enough to do any job.
iii) he was too small to do any job..
b) The season that comes after autumn is
i) Summer ii) Spring iii) Winter
c) The bird didn’t go where the other birds had gone because
i) the other birds didn’t like it.
ii) he didn’t know where they had gone.
iii) he was lazy to travel.
d) The little bird could live through the winter because
i) he was with the other birds.
ii) he worked hard alone and made things comfortable for himself.
iii) he didn’t sleep throughout the winter.
B.1.2) Number the sentences in the correct order. (1 x 4 = 4)
It suffered greatly for being lazy.
Once a flock of birds, flew off to a warmer place.
The little bird had to live alone through the winter.
But a lazy little bird stayed back.
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B.1.3) Find the word in the passage which means the same as ‘entire/complete’. (1)
Answer : _____________________________
B.1.4) Answer the following.
1) Where did the little bird make its nest? (1)
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B. 2) Read the following poem:
My mama said if I'd be good,
She'd send me to the store
She said she'd bake some Gingerbread
If I would sweep the floor.
She said if I would make the bed
And watch the telephone
That she would send me out to get
A chocolate ice cream cone.
And so I did the things she said
And then she made some Gingerbread
Then I went out, just me alone
And got my chocolate ice cream cone.
While coming back I struck my toe
Upon a big old stone
Now need I tell you that I dropped
My chocolate ice cream cone.
A little dog came along
And he took a great big lick
And so I hit that mean* old dog
With just a little stick.
Then he bit me where I sat down
And he chased me all over town
So, now I'm lost, I can't find my home
And all because of that chocolate ice cream cone
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*mean=selfish
B.2.1) Tick the correct answer: ( 1 x 4 = 4)
a) The child did all the work for
i) watching TV and an ice-cream cone
ii) an ice-cream cone and some gingerbread
iii) buying a book and some gingerbread
b) The child dropped the ice-cream cone because
i) he stumbled over a stone
ii) he didn’t like the cone
iii) he ran all over the town
c) The child hit the dog because
i) the dog licked his ice-cream cone
ii) he didn’t like the dog
iii) he was scared of the dog
d) Which of the following jobs didn’t the child do?
i) sweeping the floor ii) making the bed iii) cooking
B.2.2) Find the word in the poem which means ‘all by oneself’. (1)
Answer : ___________________________
B.2.3) Answer the following. (1)
1) What happened to the child when the dog chased him all over the town?
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B.3) Short Answer Questions.
B.3.1) Narrate an incident when you have experienced happiness, excitement and surprise.
(5 marks)
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B.3.2) Write the recipe of avial. (4 marks)
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Application (20 marks)
C.1) Do as directed.
C.1.1) Pick out the silent letter/letters : (1)
fight ___________
i) g,h ii) g iii) h
C.1.2) Frame a question: (1)
She returned from Mumbai last night.
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i) When did she return from Mumbai?
ii) Where did she go last night?
iii) How did she return from Mumbai?
C.1.3) Rewrite the sentence using the opposite of the underlined word instead of that word:
(1)
Were you asleep when we passed by the waterfall?
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i) Were you awake when we passed by the waterfall?
ii) Were you sleeping when we passed by the waterfall?
iii) Were you sleepy when we passed by the waterfall?
C.1.4) Change the tense of the sentence. (1)
She gets up and prays for a few minutes.
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i) She got up and prays for a few minutes.
ii) She gets up and prayed for a few minutes.
iii) She got up and prayed for a few minutes.
C.1.5) Choose the correct answer and fill in the blanks: (1 x4 = 4)
1. She wants to play chess with me ________ I don’t like that game. (but/and/so)
2. She just __________ me how to read the sign boards. (has taught/taught/teach)
3. We have been learning English ______________ seven years. (for/since/ago)
4. He wore a __________________ jacket to protect himself from cold.
(high- heeled/long- sleeved/well-dressed)
C.2) Very short answer questions.
C.2.1) Correct the sentence. (1)
Rip Van Winkle was cruel and unhelpful.
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C.2.2) Make meaningful sentences: (1x2=2)
1) frequently - ______________________________________________________________
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2) possible - _______________________________________________________________
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C.2.3) Punctuate: (1)
didnt you call alice yesterday
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C.2.4) Rearrange these words to make meaningful sentence: (1)
birds/ were/ began/ to /foolish/ they /caught /net/ in/ the/ weep /when /the
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C.2.5) Fill in the gaps with the correct words from the brackets. (2)
1. There is someone _____________ the door. (on/at/in)
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2. She was _______________ to see how well her sister recited the poem.
(worried/amazed/frightened)
C.3) Short Answer Questions.
C.3.1) Make 4 sentences using the words from the help box. (4)
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C.3.2) Write a describing word for cluster. (1)
There was a ______________________ cluster of cottages near the beach.
never, always, usually, sometimes
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ATOMIC ENERGY EDUCATION SOCIETY
TERM –I EXAMINATION (2017-18)
Date of Exam: 16 Sept. 2017
Subject – EVS Marks – 80
Class – V Time - 3 Hours
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Q1 Choose the correct answer from the bracket and fill in the blanks.
(1 X 10=10)
1. The tiger can see ___________ ( 2 /6 ) times better at night than most of
the humans.
2. Jim Corbett National park is in _____________________.
( Rajasthan / Uttarakhand )
3. Al-Biruni was a traveller from _____________________.
( Uzbekistan / Afghanistan )
4. The dead sea has __________ gm ( 300 /500 ) of salt in 1litre of water.
To be filled by the student
Name of the student: _________________________________________________
Name of the School: ________________________________________________
Roll number: _____________ Class: ___________ Section: _________
Signature of the Invigilator: _________________
Signature of the Examiner :_________________
Signature of the Checker :__________________ Marks Obtained
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5. From a tilted surface, a drop of honey will slide ____________
(faster / slower ) than a drop of water.
6. The Dandi March was carried out in the year __________. ( 1930 /1945 )
7. Deficiency of iron in the blood causes _________________
( malaria / anaemia )
8. A special way of climbing down a high, flat rock using a rope is called
_________________ ( trekking / rapling ).
9. The Golconda fort was ruled by _________________
( Aurangzeb / Qutubshahi Sultans ) from 1518- 1685.
10.Nepenthese plant is found in ____________________ in India
( Meghalaya / Maharashtra)
Q2 Encircle- ( 1 X 8 = 8 )
(i) the things that dissolve in water
oil sugar salt mud chalk powder
(ii) the things that float in water
plastic ball coin oil stone pin
(iii) the animals that are poached for their skin
monkey elephant rhinoceros snake crocodile
(iv) the diseases that spread through mosquito bite
cold malaria anaemia loose motions dengue
Q3 Write true or false. ( 1 X 4 = 4 )
1. In earlier times, medicine for malaria was made from the bark of
Cinchona tree. ( )
2. It is easier to lift a heavy thing straight up than along a slope.
( )
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3. The height of Mount Everest is more than 9000m. ( )
4. If you are standing facing the rising sun, then the South is to your right
hand side. ( )
Q4 Match the columns. ( 1 X 8 = 8 )
A B
1.George Mestral (a) found that mosquitoes spread
malaria
2. Bachhendri Pal (b) discovered many secrets of human
digestion
3.Dr. Ronald Ross (c ) invented velcro
4.Dr. Beaumont (d) the first Indian woman to climb the
Mount Everest
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A B
1. Kalahandi (a) Rajasthan
2. Jaisalmer (b)Orissa (Odisha)
3. Ahmedabad (c )Uttarakhand
4. Garhwal (d) Gujarat
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Q5 Identify the following pictures and write their names. (1 X 4 = 4 )
(a) (b)
_______________________ ____________________
(c ) (d)
____________________________ ___________________
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Q6 Give any two examples for each of the following. ( 1 X 16 = 16 )
1. Diseases that are spread by flies-
_________________ , ___________________
2. Iron rich food items-
_________________ , ___________________
3. Scientific ways to look inside a patient’s body-
__________________ , ___________________
4. Seeds used as spices-
________________ , ____________________
5. Types of metals-
_______________ , ___________________
6. Things made from ripe mangoes-
_________________ , ____________________
7. Poisonous snakes found in India-
________________ , _____________________
8. Things that are sour in taste-
_________________ , _____________________
Q7 Name the following- ( 1 X 5 = 5 )
1. A tribal community of snake charmers in Rajasthan________________
2. The common name for Nepenthese plant- _______________________
3. Baby mosquitoes- ________________________
4. Another name for the Mount Everest Nepal________________
5. The two hollow teeth of snakes through which it injects poison-
_______________________
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Q8 Complete the following sentences. (1 X 10 = 10 )
1. Milk can be kept fresh for one or two days by
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2. A person suffering from malaria can be diagnosed by ________________
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3. Gandhiji went on a yatra from Ahmedabad to Dandi sea shore to
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4. Malaria is common in the rainy season because ____________________
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5. Glass jars and bottles are dried well in the sun before filling them with
pickles because ______________________________________________
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6. The dead sea is called so because ________________________________
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7. A patient who is suffering from vomiting and loose motion is
given glucose drip because ____________________________________
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8. We must chew food properly as it will result in _____________________
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9. Mountaineers use sleeping bags filled with feathers because
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10 .Museums are important as the things kept there help us to know about
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Q9 Give reasons for the following statements. (1 X 5 = 5 )
1. Birds move their neck very often.
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2. Snakes are called the friends of the farmers.
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3. We can’t taste food when we have a cold.
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4. Mountaineers need extra energy on mountains.
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5. Bavdis are also called stepwells.
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Q10 Answer the following questions in one or two sentences. (2½ X 2 = 5 )
1. What are the symptoms of malaria?
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2. Write about the responsibilities of a group leader in the mountains.
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Q11 Write a short note on the security features of the Golconda Fort. (2 ½ )
_________________________________________________ _________
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Q12 Mark the following states on the map of India. (2½)
(a) Uttarakhand (b) Rajasthan (c) Andhra Pradesh
(d) Mizoram (e) Assam
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ATOMIC ENERGY EDUCATION SOCIETY
TERM –I EXAMINATION (2017-18)
Date of Exam - 14 Sept. 2017
Subject – MATHEMATICS Maximum Marks – 80
Class – V Time - 3 Hours
KNOWLEDGE (20 MARKS)
Fill in the gaps with the right answer. (1x10=10)
1. The shaded portion in the following shape is _____________. (write in
fractions)
2. The number six lakh sixty is written as ____________.
3. The number 1 crore is written as ______________.
4. The perimeter of a square is 4 cm. The side of the square is __________.
5. A right angle measures _____________ degrees.
To be filled by the student
Name of the student: _________________________________________________
Name of the School: ________________________________________________
Roll number: _____________ Class: ___________ Section: _________
Signature of the Invigilator : _________________
Signature of the Examiner :_________________
Signature of the Checker :__________________ Marks Obtained
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6. ¼ part of a rupee is equal to ____________.
7. We get the number ___________ when we add 1 to 99,99,999.
8. The length of the boundary of a shape is called its _____________.
9. The hands of a clock make an angle of __________ at 3 o’clock.
10. The number ‘ 3’ will look the same after you give a __________ turn to it.
II. Do as directed. (2x5=10)
1. Write the first 10 multiples of 12.
2. Draw 2 more lines to complete the shape. Its area should be less than 4 square
cm.
3. Write all the factors of 72.
4. Mohan took a loan of Rs.5500 from his friend. He paid back Rs.550 every
month for a period of 1 year. How much did he pay back?
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5. What comes next in the sequence?
____________________
UNDERSTANDING(20 MARKS)
I. Fill in the gaps with the right answer. (1x6=6)
1. In the following picture, shape 1 has rotated by ______ degrees.
Shape 1
2. The first common multiple of 5 and 10 is _____________________.
3. One of the common factors of 6 and 8 is ________.
4 of an hour is equal to ___________ minutes.
5.What portion of the flag is occupied by the middle portion?
(Choose from the options given below)
( one-third, less than one-third, more than one-third)
________________________________
6. Which of the following has only obtuse angles?___________
A B D
C
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II. Do as directed: (2x5=10)
1. Look at the following shapes. Draw how they look on and turn.
2. Change the following two numbers into special numbers.
a) 132 b) 267
3. What is the area and perimeter of the stamp? The following grid has squares of
side 1cm.
Area:____________
Perimeter__________
Shapes
on turn
on turn.
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4. Colour of the following circle.
5. Given below is a rectangle. Draw 2 lines to divide it into 1 rectangle and 2
equal triangles.
What is the area of the new rectangle? ________________
What is the area of each of the triangles? _________
III. Do as directed: (4x1=4)
1. Draw the hands of the clock when they make an angle that is more than a right
angle. Also write the time.
IV.
V.
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COMPUTATION (20 MARKS)
VI. Fill in the gaps with the right answer. (1x6=6)
1. If of a collection of roses is equal to 4, then there are a total of _____roses in
the collection.
2. 2 coins of half rupee and 4 coins of quarter-rupee is equal to _______rupees.
3. 10,200 + 20, 020 = _______________
4. I am less than half of 100. I am a multiple of 7. The sum of my digits is 8. I am the
number ___________.
5. of 20 is equal to ____________.
6. The area of the square given below is ____________.
Area of 1 square = 1 sq.cm
VII. Do as directed: (2x5=10)
1. Fill the boxes of the square using numbers from 41 to 49.
Rule: The numbers on each line should add up to 135.
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2. Look at the price list given below.
Item price/kg in rupees
Potato 46
Tomato 60
Brinjal 36
Peas 86
a. What will be the cost of 1 ¼ kg brinjals?
b. I bought some quantity of tomatoes and paid Rs. 150 for it. What quantity of
tomatoes did I buy?
3. There are 120 children in a class. One-third of them joined Art classes and
one-sixth of them joined Dance classes and the remaining children joined
Sports classes. How many students joined Arts, Dance and Sports classes?
4. When fresh fish is dried it becomes its weight.
Cost of fresh fish : Rs.50
Cost of dried fish : Rs.100
a. We get _____________ kg dried fish from 150 kg fresh fish.
b. We have to pay ____________ for buying 150 kg fresh fish.
5. Meera had some marbles with her. She made groups of 4 and groups of 5 with
them. Each time she was left with 2 seeds. What is the smallest number of
marbles that Meera had?
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VIII. Do as directed: (4x1=4)
1. The following rectangle shows the number of hours in a day.
= 1 hour
Sumanth plays for 1/12 of the day. Show the number of hours by colouring the
squares in green.
He studies for 1/8 of the day. Colour the number of hours blue.
He sleeps for ¼ of the day. This is equal to _________ hours.
PROBLEM SOLVING (20 marks)
I. Fill in the gaps with the correct answer. (1x6=6)
1. Which among the following will look the same on turn? Put a (√) mark on it.
2. In the sequence given below, the shape rotates each time by ________degrees
in the ______________ direction.
3. Which of the following word looks the same on half a turn? Tick it.
MOON BIB SWIMS DEED
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Shape
4. Look at the shape given below. Draw a line on the shape in the box to show
where you will keep a mirror to get the shape given next to it.
5. The following pattern is formed by shading __________ portion of the shape.
6.Do as directed:
The following tile pattern is made using two different kinds of tiles. Circle the
2 tiles that are used for making this pattern.
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II. Do as directed: (2x5=10)
1. Mr. Ram wants to tile the floor of a room. The size of the room is
8 feet x 16 feet. He has tiles of sizes : 2 feet x 3 feet, 2 feet x 4 feet and 3
feet x 3 feet. Which size of the tile should he choose so that he can lay them
without cutting?
2. Three friends Raju, Tara and Ravi are at the number 1. Raju jumps 2 steps
at a time, Tara jumps 3 steps at a time and Ravi jumps 4 steps at a time. At
which number will all the three friends meet for the first time?
3. Write the factor tree for 64.
4. Study the number pattern and complete it.
1 x 9 – 1 = 08
21 x 9 – 1 = 188
321 x 9 – 1 = 2888
4321 x 9 – 1 = _____________
54321 x 9 – 1 = ____________
________ x 9 – 1 = __________
64
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5. Vani bought a cake for seven and a half rupees. She gave the shopkeeper a
10-rupee note and he gave her the change. If the shopkeeper gave her the
money back in half and quarter rupee coins, what coins would she have
got?
IX. III. Do as directed: (4x1=4)
1. Find the common factors of 48 and 60.