c d d Determine whether a. 5 is a factor of 90580? b. 7 is a factor of 691? 9. Write all factors of: a. 48 b.
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1 Practice Paper Unit-7 (Transport and Communication) Decimals 1. Write the fractions as decimals a. b. c Compare the following decimals a b d. 295 e f c d e Write the following decimals in fraction form. Also write the decimals in words. a b c Write the expanded form of following decimals. a b c Arrange the decimals in ascending order. a. 8.6, 8.16, 8.016, 18.06, 18.6 b. 0.09, 0.9, 0.91, 0.009, Write the decimals in words. a b Write a decimal for the following. a b c Factors/Multiples c d d e f d e d e g f g c. 8.62, 9.2, 5.322, 4.119, d. 2.13, 2.95, 3.109, 3.9 e g Determine whether a. 5 is a factor of 90580? b. 7 is a factor of 691? 9. Write all factors of: a. 48 b. 50 c. 60 d. 120 e Find the common factors of given numbers and represent using Venn diagram. a. 60 and 90 b. 36 and 24 c. 32 and 40 d. 18 and
2 11. Find HCF of: a. 15 and 25 b. 14 and Check the divisibility of by 2, 3, 5, 6 and Is 4956 divisible by 3? Justify your answer with the divisibility rule. 14. Write all multiples of 7 lying between 30 and th multiple of 21 is. 16. The smallest multiple of a number is whereas the smallest factor is X 4 = 20, shows that 20 is a of 5 and Find the first two common multiples of a. 5 and 6 b. 2 and 14 c. 4 and Find the LCM of a. 3, 4 and 6 b. 2, 3 and 12 c. 5, 10 and 6 Unit 10 Universe Geometry Area and Perimeter 20. is a small dot having no dimension 21. does not have fixed length and fixed end points 22. has fixed length 23. is the part of the line that extends indefinitely in one direction 24. When two lines cross, they are known as 25. The point at which two lines cross is 26. The geometrical symbol for parallel lines is 27. Define parallel lines, perpendicular line and angle 28. is an instrument used to measure the angles 29. An angle whose measure equal to 0 is 30. An angle whose measure equal to 90 is 31. An angle whose measure equal to 180 is 32. An angle whose measure equal to 360 is 33. An angle whose measure between 0 to 90 is 34. An angle whose measure between 90 to 180 is 35. An angle whose measure between 180 to 360 is 36. Give 3 examples for parallel lines, Perpendicular lines and Intersecting lines 37. Give 3 alphabets that have Parallel lines, Perpendicular lines 38. Classify the given angles a) 75 b) 85 c) 90 d) 130 e)150 f) 180 h) What is Perimeter and Area? 39. The formula to find the perimeter of Rectangle is 40. The formula to find the perimeter of Square is 41. The formula to find the area of Rectangle is 42. The formula to find the area of Square is 43. The plane figures formed by 3 or more line segments are 44. Area is always measured in
3 45. Find the perimeter of rectangle a) L = 13 cm and B= 12 cm b) L = 15 cm and B = 7 cm c) L = 6 cm and B = 3 cm 46. Find the area of rectangle a) L = 25 cm and B= 12 cm b) L = 78 cm and B = 7 cm c) L = 36 cm and B = 13 cm 47. Find the perimeter of square a) Side = 13 cm b) Side = 25cm c) Side = 9 cm 48. Find the area of square a) Side = 27cm b) Side = 12 cm c) Side = 22cm MEASUREMENT UNIT CONVERSIONS: 1 Cm = 10 mm 1mm = 1/10 Cm 1m = cm 1km = 0m 1kg = 0g 1L = 0 ml 1cm = 1/ m 1m = 1/0 km 1g = 1/0 kg 1ml = 1/0 l 49. Convert the following as directed: 1) 12 m 34 cm to cm 2) 4m 6cm to cm 3) 9m 56cm to cm 4) 24 km 98m to m 5) 7 km 678 m to m 6) 56km 89 m to m 7) 5kg 45g to g 8) 78 kg 675 g to g 9) 56kg 90g to g 10) 67 l 87 ml 11) 56 l 674 ml 12) 98 l 780 ml 13) 4567 cm to m 14) cm to m 15) 78396cm to m 19) 56789g to kg 20) g to kg 21) g to kg 22) ml to l 23) ml to l 24) l to ml. 50. Add the following: 1) 34m 67cm +78m 9cm + 67m 45m 2) 5km 67m + 78km 980m +75km 785m 3) 6L 678ml + 123L 67ml + 780L 567ml 4) 45kg 789g + 56kg 90g + 79kg 8g. 5) 45cm 6mm + 67cm 7mm +89cm 9mm. Subtract the following:
4 1) 17L 678ml from 67L 567ml 2) 67kg 688g from 134kg 234g 3) 578km 567m from 890km 4) 67m 56cm from 90m. Word problems: 52) A bag contains some tomatoes and potatoes. The weight of the potatoes is 3kg 750g. If the total weight of the bag is 7kg, find the weight of tomatoes. 53) Rohan bought 3 different colours of ribbons to decorate his project book. The length of Green ribbon is 5m, the length of red ribbon is 3m 75cm and the length of gold colour ribbon is 6m25cm. Find the total length of the ribbon he bought. 54) The weight of a truck is 154kg 678g. After loading the truck with vegetables it weighs 368kg78g. Find the weight of the vegetables loaded in the truck. 55) Mohan needs 67L500ml of milk to prepare a special dish in a restaurant. The milk left in the restaurant was 32L. Find the quantity of milk more required to buy. 56) Suma travelled 745km675m by aeroplane, 156km89m by train, 15km 750m by auto and 80m by walk. Find the total distance travelled by Suma. Points to remember: Time 1. Converting 12hr clock to 24 hr clock For a.m. no change and write hrs using 4 digits except for 12 in hrs place. 12 in hrs place becomes 00. Ex: 9:30 a.m. 0930hrs. 12:45 a.m. 0045hrs For p.m. Add 12 to the hrs place and write with hrs except for in hrs place remains same. Ex; 4:30 p.m. 16:30 hrs (4+12) 12:15p.m. 12:15hrs 2. Converting 24 hr clock to 12hr clock a) If number in hrs place is less than 12, write the same using a.m. b) If number in hrs place is 12 or more than 12 we use p.m. Subtract 12 from hrs place if the number is more than 12. c) 00 in hrs place turns to 12 a.m. Ex: 1) :50 a.m. Time conversions Time interval: 2) :20 a.m. 3) :45 p.m. (15-12) 4) :28p.m. 1 day = 24 hrs 1 hr = 60 min 1 min = 60 sec.
5 57. Convert the given time to 24 hr clock and subtract: 58. Convert into: a) Hours: i) 7days ii) 4days 15hrs iii) 9days 20 hrs b) Minutes: i) 16 hrs ii) 13hrs 35min iii) 15hrs 20min c) Seconds: i) 12min ii)7min 36sec iii) 40min 56sec. 59. Addition and subtraction of time: 1) 14 hours 42 minutes + 3 hours 18 minutes 2) 9 hours 25 minutes + 2 hours 52 minutes 3) 12 hours 17 minutes + 1 hour 59 minutes 4) 8 hours 29 minutes + 12 hours 34 minutes 5) 11 hours 25 minutes + 7 hours 59 minutes 6) 11 hours 39 minutes - 8 hours 26 minutes 7) 9 hours 25 minutes - 2 hours 52 minutes 8) 16 hours 17 minutes - 3 hours 29 minutes 9) 13 hours 38 minutes - 1 hour 37 minutes 10) 5 hours 22 minutes - 3 hours 39 minutes
6 60. Find the time interval Fraction 1. A is a part of a whole 2. The number above the fractional bar is called 3. The number below the fractional bar is called 4. quarters are there in a whole 5. halves make a whole 6. quarters are there in one half 7. quarters are there in three- fourths 8. Three quarters can be represented as 9. In 8/15, numerator is and denominator is 10. Fractions which indicate the same value are fractions 11. Fractions that have the same denominator are called fractions 12. Fractions that have the different denominator are called fractions 13. Compare 9/16 10/ A fraction with the numerator less than the denominator is a fraction 15. A fraction with the numerator greater than or equal to the denominator is a fraction 16. Proper fractions that have one as the numerator are called fraction 17. Fractions having a whole number and proper fraction are called fractions 18. ½,1/9, 1/4., 1/8 are called fractions /8, 11/8, 9/8, 16/8 are fractions 20. 1/11, 4/11, 5/11, 8/11 are fractions 21. Identify like and unlike fractions a) 12/15, 6/15 b) 7/10, 2/10, 8/10 c) 1/6, 1/9, ½ d) 7/16, 2/16, 6/10 e) 3/11, 6/12. 4/9 f) 2/5, 1/5 22. Write the fraction for each of the following shaded regions FMM Book Pg No 54 QNo : Shade the region for each of the given fractions FMM Book Pg No 55 QNo : 2
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