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First published 2016 Revised Edition 2017 Revised Edition 2018 Revised Edition 2019 Published by International Society for Olympiad 193, Ganpati Enclave, Jharsa Road, Gurgaon (India) werwisfo.inPreface Our education system effectively provides an introduction to the concepts of Math and Science and helps us understand the underlying concepts. But in its overly generalized approach, which aims to enlighten and test all students of varying caliber and interests, it leaves the exploration of application of all these concepts completely on the students. This workbook is designed to enable students to explore Maths effectively. Designed in accordance with the requirements of the Maths Olympiads, the workbook is an efficient tool to achieve comprehensive success at the ISFO — Maths Olympiad. The main aim of this workbook is to assist students in developing and improving their ability to solve problems. Each chapter of the book consists of 3 sets of questions. * Section A (Mathematical Reasoning) : This section is created to test the knowledge of mathematical concepts and topic pertaining to the respective grades. * Section B (Everyday Maths) : This section deals with the application. * Section C (BrainBox) : Questions to prepare students with HOTS (Higher Order Thinking Skills) based on the syllabus provided. Logical Reasoning section is provided to equip students with verbal and non-verbal analysis and reasoning skills. Sample Test Papers and Answer keys have been provided to accelerate the learning processContents 1. Numbers to 1000 2. Addition and Subtraction 3. Multiplication and Division 4. Length 5. Mass and Volume 6. Time 7. Money 8. Shapes and Patterns 9. Logical Reasoning Answers 2 17 22 27 31 36 40 44Leir yy og 1 Numbers to 1000 Fai ev. We 1. Count the beads on the abacus. } a Choose the correct option. 5. Which of the following is the smallest? 6 6 oo eo 2. 238 b. 378 -@ © c. 327 d. 237 6. In 916, ‘9’ is in the place. 2. Count the beads on the abacus. —_— Choose the correct option. a, ones b. tens c. hundreds d._ hundredth 7. is 10 less than 370. a. 380 b. 270 c. 360 d. 470 it 8. is between 819 and 821. a. 816 b. 608 gia 5 802 c. 806 d. 816 : " c. 820 d. 812 3. Choose the correct numeral for four hundred three. a. 430 b. 4003 9. Choose the smallest number from the following options. c. 403 d. Allof these a 100 p01 c. 102 d. 103 4. Which of the following is the 10. Which of the following statements greatest? b is incorrect? a © o a. 119>109 b. 308 = 308 | c, 927<729 d. 701<7101 1 1. 1 1 a Nn o i a . Which of the following is the correct arrangement of the given numbers from the smallest to the greatest? a. 483, 409, 431 b, 431, 483, 409 c. 409, 483, 431 d, 409, 431, 483 . Which of the following numbers complete the given number pattern? 100, 125, 150, 175, a, 185 b. 200 c. 215 d. 225 . Which of the following is the correct order of the given numbers from the smallest to the greatest? Vvy a. 125,512,251 b, 512, 251, 125 c. 125, 251, 512 d, 251, 512, 125 . Study the given pattern carefully. Which of the following set of numbers (in order) can correctly fill in the circles? CO WW wD a. 47, 46,49 b. 46,47, 49 c. 49, 47, 46 d. 46,49, 47 . Which of the following is not equal to 869? b. 8 hundreds 5 tens 19 ones c. 7 hundreds 17 tens 9 ones d. 7 hundreds 15 tens 19 ones a. 8 hundreds 6 tens 9 onesSECTION - B: EVERYDAY MATHS 16. How many 10-rupee notes can one c. Ankur exchange for two 50-rupee notes? d. None of these 18. In a row, Siya is 7th from the front, and Shweta is 10th from the front. How many people are there between Siya and Shweta? al b. 2 c. 3 d. 4 19. Arvind has 7499. Varun has @1 less than Arvind. Ahmad has 849 and Sambit has $507. Who has the maximum amount of money? a. 10 b. 12 a. Arvind b. Ahmad ci d. 16 c. Varun d. Sambit 17. Four friends are seated in a row. 20. In a maths test, Ria scored 7 less Anil is between Ankur and Anubhav. than the greatest 2-digit number. Anubhav is between Anil and Ankit. What was her score? Who is seated at one end? a, 92 b. 93 a. Anil co 43 b. Anubhav 21. Ina society, the house numbers a4 b. 5 start from 0 and end at 627. How c 6 d. 14 many houses are there in the 23. The last three digits of a phone society? number are in such a way that the a. 625 b. 627 digit in the hundreds place is double c. 626 d. 628 the digi in the tens place and the digit in the ones place is 0. Which of 22. In a building, flat numbers are the following can be those last three between 1 to 50. If each flat digits? number ends with 3, then how a. 200 b. 000 many flats are there in all? c 110 d. 22024. Which of the following balances is correct? 10 ones 2 tens 20 ones 2 ones 500 ones 5 hundreds| 3 tens 300 ones 25. | am a two digit number. | am more than 45 but less than 55. The sum of my digits is 9. Who am |? o 2 ©OOOGOOO ©©GQL©LOLG&®O d. Darken your choice with HB pencil QG®O®@ ©O®@ ©O©OOO® ©O02808 ©eEeGeG0 © © © © © 1s, 16, vy. 18, 18. 20, 21 QG®O®@ © @)Addition and Subtraction SECTION PU ert tae ii ii as 94 +26? a. 63457 b. 77+43 CO c. 78441 d. 81+39 i d i H 3 a t+ 1. Which of the following is not same ; i i i i 2. is 27 more than 926. b +- a. 952 b. 953 : oS 7 do = + c, 954 d. 955 3. 5 hundreds 4 tens 9 ones 7. Study the given pattern. — 2 hundreds 3 tens 4 ones = + =12 a. 251 b. 315 c. 351 d. 531 +B: B-» 4. is 15 less than 560. a. 545 b. 554 B . c. 455 d. 454 The value of is 5. 198 +14 tens is a5 a. 338 b. 298 7 c. 378 d. 289 8. When 300 is added to a number, it 6. Which of the following set of signs becomes 450. What is the number? can make the number sentences a. 150 b. 250 true? ce. 175 d. 225 g 3 g 9. The difference between 920 and 420 is bill riiChiP mone ap10. 6 hundreds 4 tens 5 ones — 3 hundreds 2 ones is equal to a, 343 b. 433 c. 403 d. 340 11. What number is 268 less than 900? a. 630 b. 633 c. 632 d. 635 12.<>+ 17 =127 What is the value of © a. 10 b, 110 c. 101 d. 210 13.8129 s+ The numbers in the boxes are a, 61 and 57, respectively b. 61 and 55, respectively c. 61 and 53, respectively d, 61 and 51, respectively 14. 20 tens less than the sum of 472 and 293 is a. 565 c. 560 b. 564 d. 562 15. Rakesh has 20 more stickers than Mark. If Mark has 61 stickers, then how many stickers does Rakesh have? a, Al c. 71 b. 81 d. None of these SECTION - B: EVERYDAY MATHS 16. Pawan spent 224 on a music CD and %39 on a movie DVD. How much did he spend altogether? a, %53 b, %54 c. %63 d. %64 17. 2 years ago, Linda was 12 years old. How old would she be after 3 years? a. 15 years b. 14 years c. 17 years d. 5 years 18. Radha had 108 bookmarks. She gave some bookmarks to her students. Now, she is left with 9 bookmarks. How many bookmarks did she give away? a. 100 b. 109 Cc, 99 d. 119 19. School A has 354 students. It has 32 more students than in School B. How many students does School B have? a, 386 b. 322 c. 674 d. 034 20. Megha picked 275 apples. Deepa picked 87 fewer apples than Megha. How many apples did Deepa pick? a, 188 b. 186 c. 184 d. 182SECTIO: BRAINBOX 21. There are 3 cows and 2 ducks ina a, %13 b. ®16 farm. How many total legs are there c. Z10 d. Z19 in the farm? 24. Ahmad’s house is 3 km far from his a. 10 b. 16 school. His school is 5 km far from a 5 d. 24 his father’s shop. One day Ahmad went to school and then to the shop. If he returned home in the same way, then how much distance did he cover during the entire 2. n . Niraj read one page of a story book on the ist day. He read two pages of the book on the 2nd day, three pages on the 3rd day, four pages on the 4th day, five pages on the 5th journey? day, six pages on the 6th day and a. 16 km b. 8km seven pages on the 7th day. How c. 13 km d. U1km many pages did he read in a week? 25. Varun has ten 10-rupee notes and a. 28 b. 49 he gets two 5-rupee notes from his ci d. 42 father. If he gives £27 to his mother, 23. Mohit has three 2-rupee coins and then how much money does he two S-rupee coins, How much total have now? amount does he has in all? a, %137 b. 7135 c. 7105 d. 83 Darken your choice with HB pencil » @©OO + @OO®O » OOOO » OOO@ » @©OO + @OOQ *« @©O@ » Q@OO@ » @©O@ » @OO@ » OOOO »* OOOO * @©0OQ » @©O@ * @OO@ *» O©O@ >» @©O@ » @OO@ » OOOO@ »« @©OO » @OO@ » OO©O@ » @©O@ « @OO@ + OOOO@SECTION MATHEMATICAL REASONING 1. 4xZ\=20 5xA=25 tox A=50 The value of Ais a4 b. 5 a 3 d. 2 2. 4444+4+4+4+4= [|x 4. The number in the box is a5 b. 6 63 d4 3. As As A+A=28 The value of Nis a7 b. 4 «i d. 12 4. There are 5 boxes. The number of spoons in each box is The total number of spoons in 5 boxes is SF || SE- S| a. 5,6 b. 6,30 c. 30,6 d. 6,610. 11. 12. Which of the following set of numbers (in order) can complete the given number sentences? (i) 40+ 4= (i) 10x 4= a. 10,40 b. 40,10 c. 10,4 d. 4,10 36 +4 is equal to a6 b. 7 c 8 d. 9 1 dinosaur has 4 legs. 3 dinosaurs have legs. a 12 b. 11 a 7 Joy arranges 90 beads in 10 rows. There are__—_—rbeads in each row. a8 b. 9 c, 10 d. 90 If one cupcake costs 2, then what is the cost of i) 6 cupcakes ii) 9 cupcakes a. %4,%6 b. &12,%18 c. %6,%4 d. 218, %12 A 27 m long string is cut into 3 equal pieces. The length of each piece of the string is a. 6m b. 7m c. 8m d. 9m =. 7 apples Soo... a. 10 b. 70 c. 21 d. 7 5 less than 7 x 5 is a. 40 b, 35 c, 30 d. 50CD OD OD CD OD A> 13. | | | wVTwevwvvTvTs Group these 6 mangoes into 2 equal groups. There are mangoes in each group. a3 b. 2 c. 6 do 1 Group these apples into groups of 4. There are apples in each group. a7 b. 4 5 d. 8 15. Six pencils cost $30. How much does 1 pencil cost? a. 710 b. %3 c. 6 d. &5 SECTION - B: EVERYDAY MATHS 16. The mother distributes 45 marbles to her sons. How many marbles does each son get? aS b. 7 9 d. 10 17. There are 6 flowers in each vase. There are 2 vases on the table. How many flowers are there in all? a 8 b. 10 c. 12 d. 4 18. A postman has 9 bundles of letters to deliver. There are 10 letters in each bundle. How many letters does the postman have to deliver in all? a. 10letters b. 90 letters c. 70 letters d. 100 letters19. The total number of students going for an exhibition is shown by the smiley faces. Only 10 students can travel in one bus. How many buses are needed? SSCSOCCSe SCCSSSSe SSCSCCee SCCSCCSS 00000000 a4 c. 360 d. 36 20. Shally and her 2 friends have 5 hair clips each. How many hair clips do they have altogether? a5 b. 10 c. 15 d. 7 SECTION BRAINBOX 21. A number bond is shown in the given figure. What is the value of M x N? Ce) a6 b. 9 = ec. 12 d. 27 wo) 22. Mr Lokesh bought 2 boxes of cakes. There were 10 cakes in each box. His students ate 9 cakes. How many cakes was he left with? a. 11 b. 2 c. 10 d. 4 23. Suresh had 112 buns. He packed 8 buns each into 5 packets. How many buns was he left with? a. 72 b. 70 c. 99 d. 12524. Ona farm, there were 3 cows and 4 hens. How many legs were there altogether? a 8 b. 16 c. 18 d. 20 25. Some wedding guests came in 5 cars. In the first four cars, there were 5 guests each. The Sth car had an extra guest than in the other cars. How many guests were there altogether? a. 24 b. 25 c. 26 d. 27 Darken your choice with HB pencil © © © & © © © e@ © © © ° ©©OOOQOO®O SICIOICIOIGYG) ©QOOQOOOO QQG@2008 ©O©OOO® (SICICICIGNC) ©QO©OOOO ©©©000 © © © @CTION - A: MATHEMATICAL REASONING For Q1 to Q6, refer to the picture given below. MT TTT TT TTT TT TT D 1. The penis cm long. a. 14 b. 13 c 15 d. 12 2. The pencil is cm long. a 15 b. 14 c. 10 d. 12 3. The eraser is cm long. al b. 3 ca 5 d. 10 4. The pencil is cm shorter than the pen. a. lcm b, 12cm c. 2cm d. 3cm 5. The total length of eraser and pencil is cm. a. 10cm b. Scm ec. 15cm d. 17cm 6. The eraser is cm shorter than the pen. a7 b. 8 a 4 d57. A 4 8. The distance between two trees is cm. 4 A “ ss = = Ss = I FeoclA TexcIB PoC PAK. Penc + item &an 3cm 13cm Sem 6cm Pencil is 6cm a. 6cm shorter than pencil A. b. 30cm a. B b. Cc c. 10cm cD dE d. 12cm 9. Look at the different wires in the given options. Which of the following wires has the longest length? . LV da We 10. Look at the picture given below. o 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 $ 10 11 2 13 14 15 16 17 48 19 20 The pencil is long. a. 14m b. 14cm c. 13m d. 13cm 11. Which of the following is the correct order of the given numbers from the shortest length to the longest length? a. 40cm,4m, 40m b. 4m,40m, 40cm c, 40cm,8m,4m d. 40m, 4m, 40cm For Q12 and Q13, refer to the figure given below. A B 12. The line segment ___ is the longest. aA b. B c aC d. Both a. and b. It1cm tom13. The total length of line segments A, Band Cis cm. a. 26 b. 27 c. 28 d. 29 14. The girl is units tall. Lunit b. 6 d. 9 a7 «8 15. The distance between two dollsis __. & @ g @ é Se 1hand a. 6 hands b. 4 hands c. Shands d. None of these SECTION EVERYDAY MATHS For Q16 and Q17, refer to the picture given below. 16. The horse is m tall al a 3 17. The tree is m taller than the pole. al c 3 b. 2 d. 4 18. A tree is 350 cm tall. A man standing besides the tree is 178 cm tall. What is the difference in their heights? a. 160cm b. 162 cm c. 172cm d. 170.cm Use the picture given below to answer Q19 and Q20. House SH wom LE school 674m church 19. The school is m away from the house. a, 168 b. 166 c. 170 d. 188 20. The church is m away from the house. The house is nearer to the than to the a. 674; church; school b. 674; school; church c. 506; school; church d. 506; church; schoolSECTION -C: BRAINBOX Use the picture given below to answer Q21. 18m 15m Block of flats Tree 21. The tree is m shorter than the block of flats. a. 33 b, 23 c 15 d. 3 Use the picture given below to answer Q22. Shopping Bo mall 50] 580 m ae —— TB oo Ahmad's house 397m AB Andrew's house 22.1) Ahmad walked to the shopping mall. Then, he walked to Andrew’s house. How far did he walk altogether? ii) Whose house is nearer to the shopping mall? a. 977 m, Ahmad’s b. 183 m, Andrew's c. 580m, Ahmad’s d. 977 m, Andrew'sStudy the picture of a garden given below to answer Q23. 23. In the garden, there are two trees. The height of the taller tree is twice the height of the shorter tree. The taller tree is m taller than the shorter tree. a. 6 b. 2 c. 8 d. 4 Study the picture given below to answer Q24. 24. The total length of pencils A and B is X. The difference in length between pencils B and A is Y. The value of Y is cm. a 2 a4 Study the figure given below to answer Q2s. K 24m L on) 9m N 24m M 25. Jaya walks along the side of the rectangle from N to K, K to Land, then L to M. While Kiran walks directly N to M along the side of the rectangle. Jaya walks m more than Kiran. a. 20 b. 14 c. 8 d. 16 Darken your choice with HB pencil ©©OOOQOO®O SICIOICIOIGYG) ©QOOQOOOO QQG@2008 » @OOO » OOO® »« @@©O@Q » OOOO » @©O@ » OOOO » @@©OQ * OOO@ » @©O@ » @OO@ a @OO@SECTION MATHEMATICAL REASONING 1. The packet of flour hasamass of | 4, The mass of the grapes is kg. kg. | c I a8 2 i b. 10 i eu | d. 12 / Fo a3 2. The duck is the fish. | — i a2 I << Tk} a _ answer Q5 to Q7. bo 1 d. 4 lic 3 kg] : Look at the pictures given below to Watermelon a. heavier than : - b. lighter than Ll J l li c. equal in weight to d. none of these Jackfruit 3. What is the mass of each piece of . 5008 l J [2000 g]2000 g}) chalk? Chalks A Papaya 10g 30g l | L_[2000g] | a, 40g b. 20g 5. The mass of the is 4500 g. c. 10g a, papaya b. watermelon d. 10kg c. jackfruit d. none of these8. has a mass less than 2 kg. a. Jackfuit b. Papaya c. Watermelon d. All of these is the heaviest among all the three fruits. a. Watermelon b. Papaya c. Jackfruit d. None of these Three different sizes of cylinders are | shown below. How much more water can cylinder B hold than in cylinder A? ad b. 2L ce. 3k d. 4b Which of the following is the correct order of the given objects from the lightest to the heaviest? a R18 c. BTR b. R,B,T d. B,R,T 10. The volume of a cylinder is 2 L. The volume of a pail is twice that of a cylinder. The volume of 6 pails is a. 6L b. 12L c. 18k d. 24 a. 50g FR 50g 209 L\ Sheetal bought a bottle of sauce. It’s mass is as shown above. The bottle of sauce has a mass of g. a, 300 b, 350 c. 375 d. 400 . Pratibha has three fish tanks of different sizes as shown below. She wants to arrange them in order, beginning with the smallest. Which of the following is the correct order? — 56L 28L yy [=] Tank P Tank Q Tank R . QR, P » PRQ,R .R,Q,P PRQKiran used some 1 L and 2 L of containers to fill, a pail, a jug and a fish tank. She made a figure of this as shown below. Use the picture given below to answer Q13 to Q15. Fish tanke 13. The pail can hold litres of water. a 3 b. 10 c. 2 d.5 14. The jug can hold more litres of water than the pail. a5 b. 7 c. 9 d. 12 15. The fish tank can hold litres of water. a, 12 b. 15 c. 24 d. 25 SECTION - B: EVERYDAY MATI 16. If stands for 2 g, the mass of teddy | is g. a. 26 b. 30 c. 28 d. 25 17. Kiran’s mass is 34 kg and Riya is 7 kg heavier than Kiran. What is the total mass of Kiran and Riya? a. 75 kg b. 68 kg c. ALkg d. 70 kg, 18. Neha weighs some apples, bananas and pineapples as shown below. The mass of 1 banana is 100 g. The mass of 1 pineapple is E eZ A 200g . 300g . 400¢ 500g aogoe19. The volume of a container is 2 L 20. more than the volume of a jug. If the container is 3 L, then the volume of the jug is, a 1b Each oO stands for 100 g. What is b. 2L the mass of 2 mangoes? ce HL a. 50g b. 708 d. 3b c. 200g d. 700g SECTION -C: BRAINBOX Use the picture given below to answer the Q21 and Q22. 21. The mass of bag X is g more than the mass of bag Y. a, 300 b. 350 c. 400 d. 450 2 N Which of the following bags is the heaviest among the three? a. BagX b. Bag Y c d, . BagZ . Can’t say 23. Study the picture given below. “£ Container X can contain > a more bottles of water than a a. ARARGA cont em —AReR i 4 ao7eStudy the picture given below to answer Q24. SSS DS — Jug “Teapot 24. How many cups are needed to fill 2 jugs and 2 teapots? Study the picture given below to answer Q25. A) ° [i ke a ks] 2 ke Thel tke 25. What is the mass of the bottle of cooking oil? a. 6 b. 7 a. 1kg b. 2kg «8 d. 14 c. 3kg d. Skg » @©OO + OO©OQ » OOOO » OOOO » @©®O@G + @©OQ * OO©O®@ Q®OO@ » @©O@ » @O©O@ ¥» OOOO »* OOOO * @©OQ » @©OOO© * @©OOOQ * OOO® » @©®O@ » @OO@ » OOOO@ » @©®OQ » O@©O@Q * OOO® » @©®O@ « @OOO@ » OOOOLeir yy og ) SECTION - A: MATHEMATICAL REASONING 1. You go to school in the | a. evening b. morning | c. afternoon d. night 8. 2. Which of the following months comes just after sixth month of the year? a. October b. May (9. c. June d. July | 3. The shortest month of a leap year is _ a. April b. February | c. October d. January : 4. If today is Friday, then tomorrow will be 10. a. Saturday b. Monday i c. Thursday d. Wednesday 5. Which of the following activities you do at night? i a. Dancing b. Playing an c. Gotoschool d. Sleeping i 6. How many days are there in 2 weeks? : a. 13 days b. 14 days i c. 15 days d. 16 days 7. If yesterday was Sunday, then tomorrow will be a. Tuesday c. Sunday b. Monday d. Saturday comes after July and before November. b. December d. January a. June c. September What is the time by the given clock? a. 12 b. 11 c. 10 d. 9 a, 10:30 b. 8:15 c. 8:45 d. 9:00 The time shown on the clock is 30 minutes slower than the actual time. What is the actual time? 1:30 . 2:00 2:30 d. 12:00 cs 2 212. The current time is 3:30 p.m..2 hours 14. How many hours are there from later, the time will be p.m. 3:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.? a. 4:30 b. 5:00 a. 3hrs b. 9hrs c. 1:30 d. 5:30 c. 12 hrs d. 15 hrs 15. The minute hand of clock is pointing 13. Five days before today was Sunday, so tomorrow is at a. Wednesday a. 9 b. Thursday b. 10 c. Friday cdl d. Saturday d. 12 Eile) CLA 16. Which of the following options shows the correct sequence? = ; , Bathing Sleeping studying17. We go to bed when stars are shining 19. Mr Ravi left Gurugram at 8:00 a.m. in the sky. It must be He reached Delhi after an hour. At a. afternoon b. morning what time did he reach Delhi? c. day d. night a. 7:00 a.m. 18. Which of the following clocks shows b. 7:00 p.m. 5:15? c. 9:00 a.m. d. 9:00 p.m. 20. The time is 4 p.m. 2 hours later, it will be a. 6p.m. b. 2p.m. c. 8pm. d. 7 p.m. SECTION - C: BRAINBOX 21. Rohan started watching television at | 23. Divya goes to school 7:30 p.m. A programme was every morning during 30 minutes long. It ended at the weekday at the p.m. time 3. 7:00 shown in the clock. At b. 7:30 what time does she leaves her house? c. 8:00 5 7 d. 8:30 . 5 minutes past 7 a.m. 22. A cartoon programme ended at the time shown in the clock. At what time did the cartoon programme . 3 minutes past 7 a.m. a, b. 5 minutes past 8 a.m. c. d. 5 minutes to 7 a.m. end? 24. Irfan reached at his shop 10 minutes after 11:55 p.m. At what time did he a. 4:00 reach the shop? b. 4250 a. 12:05am. b. 12:05 p.m. c. 5:00 c. 11:45 a.m. d. 12:10 p.m. d. None of these25. If Khushi’s birthday is the first Friday of January 2019, then which of the following is the correct date of her birthday? ©OOOGOOO a. January 11 c. January 4 ©©GQL©LOLG&®O JANUARY 2019 b. January 18 d. January 25 Darken your choice with HB pencil » Q@©®OO » QOOO®@ ©O@ * Q©OO@ » @@©O©O@ = @©0@ » @©O@ » @OO@ a @OO@ ©O©OOO® ©O02808 ©eEeGeG0 © © © © ©Esa ilely For Qi t0.Q3,refertothe pictures 4. Each {4 stands for 83. COED ROES given below. stand for a. %12 b. %6 c. F716 d. %18 5. Rahul pays the sum of £150 for two MATHEMATICAL REASONING toys. He bought a s 1. The packet of sugar costs © more than the butter. al b. 2 c. 3 d4 2. Which of the following two items together costs €10? a. Coffee and tea b. Coffee and butter c. Coffee and sugar d. Sugar and butter 3. The sum of the cost of tea and another item is 4. Which of the & following is the other item? . butter . tea . sugar . coffee 3 b, c. d6. Count the total amount. Choose the correct option. “Ta @ a. %53 b. %43 c. 848 d. %58 7. %6.75= rupees paise. Which of the following set of numbers will correctly complete the given amount? a. 6,70 b. 67,5 c. 6,75 d. 75,6 8. Look at the given figure. Which of the following is the correct option? a. 1 b. %2 10 c. 83 a d. %4 9. The total cost of a watch and a tie is $112. If the watch costs %73, then (i) what is the cost of the tie? (ii) how much less does the tie cost than the watch? a. %39,%39 b. %39,%34 c. 734, %39 d. %34,%34 10. Count and choose the total amount of all the three bottles. Sra (0 PK Se <=> a. 7168 b. %163 c. %185 d, %162 11. is 100 paise more than 21. a. 22 b. %3 c. 4 d. %512. A music CD costs $24 and a DVD costs $40. How much do they cost together? a. %53 b. %54 c. %63 d. %64 13. Look at the currency notes and coins given below. Which of the following amounts given in the options is more than the total amount of notes and coins given above? a. %37.00 b. %36 c. %39 d. %38 14. Shreya wants to buy the doll given in the picture. The total money she has is given in the pictures. How much more money does she need to buy this doll? a. %2 b. %4 c. %3 d. &5 15. Study the pattern given below. Zi [+] % |+] WS f+] A Js] IS The amount of money represented by A is a. %6 b. 7 c. 88 d. %9SECTION - B: EVERYD. UY 16. Mohit wants to buy one shirt, one t-shirt and one pair of shorts. He has 200. How much more money does he need to buy all of these? Shirt T-shirt Shorts | K p a. %100 b. %60 c. %70 d. %80 17. A basketball costs ¥50 and a badminton racquet costs 7134. Karan wants to buy both the items. He has only £180. How much more money does he need? a. 22 b. %4 c. %12 d. %14 18. Which of the following amounts is equal to 7135? af 2s | b.[ 225 | %100 %110 c. 100 d 20 50 %100 19. Rani had three 2-rupee notes. She bought a comic book. Thereafter, she is left with &3. What was the cost of the comic book? a. 6 b. &1 c. 3 d. 2 20. Meera has a 5-rupee note. She wants to buy a pencil case that costs 2. How much will she receive in return? a. 22 b. %3 a dFSECTION -C: BRAINBOX 21. A toy robot costs 2128. A toy car costs %43. The total cost of the 2 | 23. The chart given below shows the ticket prices for a sky ride ata toys is theme park. Mr Ali bought 2 adult a. %161 Sckets and child wickets. tow ; b. 2171 mus id he pay for the tickets in c. %181 . d. 7198 at Sky Ride . 316 Adult - %5 22. Mr Kumar had lunch in a restaurant. c. 210 ult 4 Pe ” Child - 72 The picture of the bill is given d. 221 i | i | i | i i | i | i | i below. He gave a50-rupee note to | the cashier. How much money did | 24. Amit has 70. Rakesh has €50 more the cashier return to him? | than Amit. How much money does i Rakesh have? | i i i i | i | i i | i i Lunch Time wich @12 a. %120 b. %130 1 sandwi 1 L orange juice 23 c. €140 d. 815 25. Rita spent %34 on a dress. She paid the cashier with four 10-rupee a U5 b. %36 notes. 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