Tuesday, 15 September 2015

SA- I MATH REVISION PAPERS OF CLASS V

 Revision 1 ( On lesson -1 Large Numbers)
       Name-----------                                                                Time: 40 min
       CLASS: V                                                                     

4

8

7

5

0

6

2
 


I. Seema brought 7 flash cards of digits                                                     in the school. Teacher told
Do the following using the digits
                                                                    i.            Make the greatest and smallest numbers using the above digits.
                                                                  ii.            Place the greatest number in Indian place value chart.
                                                                iii.            Place the smallest number in International place value chart.
                                                                iv.            Write the number names of both the number according to Indian place value system.
                                                                  v.            Make expanded form of greatest number.
                                                                vi.            Write place value and face value of 9 of the greatest number.
                                                              vii.            Write successor of greatest number and predecessor of smallest number
               II. Write the Roman numerals in ascending and descending order:
                    MMMXXXVIII              MDCXXV                   MCXCI                       MMDXIII
             III. Fill in the blanks:
                                                i.            Predecessor of MXC is __________.
                                              ii.            1 crore is equivalent to ____________ million.
                                            iii.            I   V   X ___ C     D   M are only 7 symbols used by Romans to write all numbers.
                                            iv.            If 138790 rounded to nearest thousand we get _______.
                                              v.            Smallest seven digit number subtracted by 9 is ______.
                                            vi.            Greatest five digit number is added by smallest four digit number is ______.
                                          vii.            7 ten lakhs+ 3 ten thousands+ 8 thousands + 10 ones = _______.


 Revision 2 ( On lesson -2 Operations with Numbers)
       Name-----------                                                                Time: 40 min
       CLASS: V                                               SA-I REVISION
DATA HANDLING
I FILL IN THE BLANKS
1.The study of numerical data through pictures or graphs is called the _________.
2.The study of numerical data through table is called _________representation of the data.
3.___________ means a collection of numbers which give us some information.
4. The number of times ,a particular observation occurs in data ,is known as _________________.
5. Circle graph are also called __________.
II Do the following
1.     Draw a bar graph to represent the numbers of children who play different games in army public school.
Games played
Hockey
Football
Cricket
Volleyball
Number of students
15
40
45
20

B)40 children of class-V were asked about the snack they liked the most.The result was as follows
Samosa-20,Burger-10,Pizza-5,Sandwich-5
Represent the data in a pie chart.                      



I.Write the expression to match each instruction.

               1. First, add 30 and 40. Second, subtract the sum from 100.
               2. First, add 22 and 70. Second, subtract the sum from 200.   
 II. Solve the following equations:
              (1). 72 ÷ 9 + 15 = ___________
(2). 24 ─ 5 × 6   = ___________
(3). 64 ÷ 8 ─ 2 = ___________
III. Match the following:
  _______   1. (9 + 2) x (7 + 3)                                                                                               a. 25
 _______    2. (94 ÷ 2) – 23                                                                                                    b. 435
_______     3. (2 + 4+ 9) – 8                                                                                                   c. 110
_______     4. (74 ÷ 2) – (6 x 2)                                                                                              d. 7

IV. Estimate and Add
1.  487+ 141=   ______
2.  332+ 14 =    ______
3.  514+ 98 =    ______
4.  732 + 83 =   _______            

V. Identify which equation shows the property of multiplication.

1) Which equation shows the zero property of multiplication?
 a) 0 × 4 = 0
 b) 4 × 7 = 4 + 4 + 4 + 4 + 4 + 4 + 4
 c) (2 × 5) × 6 = 2 × (5 × 6)
 d) 3 × (8 × 1) = (3 × 8) × 1

2) Which property of multiplication is shown?
 4 × (1 + 6) = 4 × 1 + 4 × 6
 a) Distributive
 b) Associative
 c) Zero
 d) Commutative


 REVISION 3- FACTORS AND MULTIPLES
WORKSHEET-1
NAME:                                                                       TIME: 40 mins
CLASS: 5
      I.            Fill in the blanks:
                   i.            The number __________ is a factor of every number.
                 ii.            A prime number has exactly __________ factors.
              iii.            ____________ is a number that is neither prime nor composite.
              iv.            All even numbers are divisible by __________.
                 v.            Two prime numbers which differ by 2 are called __________ primes.

   II.            List all the factors of :
i.                   24        ii. 74

III.            Find the prime factorisation of the given numbers by making factor tree:                                                                                                
                   i.            96
                 ii.            72

IV.            Find the HCF of the following set of numbers using the successive division method:                                                                     
                   i.            248, 492
                 ii.            136, 170, 255

   V.            Complete the table below:

Numbers considered
Their product
HCF
LCM
Product of HCF and LCM
24 and 36
864



12 and 20


60

8 and 12

4


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