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Grade 4
4th quarter in school
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Answer the questions

(1)

If a car is travelling at the speed of 36 km per hour, then how many meters can it travel in a
second?

(2)

In a clock, the hour hand is pointing between digits 11 and 12, and the minute hand is pointing at 6.
What is the current time?

(3)

A swimming pool is 43 meter long and covers an area of 1204 sq. meter. What is the breadth of
the swimming pool ?

(4)

In order to boost the production in the factory, additional workers were called. The workers started
their work at 01:05 PM and ended their work at 3:35 PM . How long did these workers worked ?

Choose correct answer(s) from given choice

(5)

(6)

(7)

(8)

A rectangular park has the walking trail on the periphery of the park. If the length of the park is 45
meter and breadth is 26 meter, how much distance will a person cover if he takes 3 complete
round(s) of the park ?
a. 426 m

b. 852 m

c. 1170 m

d. 213 m

A contract has been given to a contractor to put a wall of 158 meter around a rectangular park. If
the length of the park is 53 meter, what is the breadth of the park?
a. 105 m

b. 52 m

c. 79 m

d. 26 m

Edward starts his studies at 12:10 AM and continues it till 4:35 AM. How long does he study ?
a. 4 hours and 25 minutes

b. 4 hours and 35 minutes

c. 5 hours and 25 minutes

d. 3 hours and 25 minutes

In a community, two neighbours have rectangular backyard having the same area of 1440 sq.
meter. If the breadth of first backyard is 45 meter and breadth of second backyard is 9 meter, find
which backyard will require more fencing and by how much ?
a. First, more by 184 meter

b. First, more by 92 meter

c. Second, more by 184 meter

d. Second, more by 92 meter

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Fill in the blanks

(9)

Find the perimeter of following shapes assuming each grid is 1cm by by 1cm:
A)

B)
Perimeter =

Perimeter =
cm

cm
C)

D)

Perimeter =
Perimeter =

cm

cm
(10)

If area of each grid box is 1 cm 2, the area of following figure would be

cm 2.

(11) Fill in the blanks:

A)
B)

hours,

minutes and

seconds = 37712 seconds

hours,

minutes and

seconds = 35791 seconds

(12) Fill in the blank with the format hh:mm AM/PM :

A)
B)

3 hours and 40 minutes earlier than 01:55 PM =

1 hours and 35 minutes earlier than 01:15 PM =

(13) Barbara is driving his car at the speed of 90 km per hour. The distance travelled by Barbara in 20
minutes is

meters.

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(14) Fill in the time shown on the face of the clock:

A)

B)

C)

D)

E)

F)

(15) Fill in the blank with 12 hr. time format and specify AM or PM:
A)
C)

7:50 =

7:05 =

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B)
D)

2:30 =
15:45 =

:
:

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Answers
(1)

10 metres
Step 1
The car is travelling at the speed of 36 KM per hour.
Step 2
This means that the car can travel 36 KM in one hour.
Step 3
Remember, whenever we say 1 KM, we mean to say 1000 meters. This is because there are
1000 meters in 1 KM.
Step 4
In this way, when we say 36 KM in one hour, we mean to say 36 1000 meters in one hour,
or 36000 meters in one hour.
Step 5
Thus, the car can travel 36000 meters in one hour.
Step 6
This means the car can travel 36000 meters in 60 minutes (there are 60 minutes in an hour).
Step 7
This also means that the car can travel 36000 meters in 60 60 = 3600 seconds (there are 60
seconds in each minute).
Step 8
In 3600 seconds the car can travel 36000 meters. In 1 second, it can only travel 3600 times
less.
Step 9
We can now say that the car can travel 36000 / 3600 meters in one second.
Step 10
This means the car can travel 10 meters (36000 / 3600 meters) in a second.
Step 11
We have got our answer. This was a long way to find our answer, and we did so to understand
things better.
Step 12
If you wish to convert speed in KM per hour to meters per second quickly, just divide the
speed in KM per hour by 3.6 to find speed in meters per second.
Step 13
By this quick method, the speed in meters per second = speed in KM per hour 3.6 = 36 3.6
= 10

(2)

11:30

(3)

Breadth = 28 m

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(4)

2 hours and 30 minutes

(5)

a. 426 m

(6)

d. 26 m

(7)

a. 4 hours and 25 minutes

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(8)

c. Second, more by 184 meter

Step 1
Look at the question carefully, and let us assume that l1 and l2 be the length of first and
second backyard respectively.
Step 2
Therefore the length of first backyard = l1 meter,
and the breath of first backyard = 45 meter,
Since the backyard is rectangular and we know that the area of rectangle = length breath
Therefore the area of first backyard = length of first backyard breath of first backyard = l1
45 sq. meter
Since the area of first backyard = 1440 sq. meter
Therefore the area of first backyard = l1 45 = 1440
Since 45 is in multiplication in left hand side, when we move it towards the right hand side,
then it will go to division.
or l1 =

1440
45

or l1 = 32 meter
Step 3
Now the length first backyard = l1 = 32 meter
We know that the perimeter of rectangle = 2(length + breath)
Therefore the perimeter of first backyard = 2(length of first backyard + breath of first backyard)
= 2(32 + 45)
= 154 meter
Step 4
Similarly the length of second rectangular backyard = l2 meter,
and the breath of second rectangular backyard = 9 meter,
The area of second rectangular backyard = length of second rectangular backyard breath of
second rectangular backyard = l2 9 sq. meter
Since the area of second rectangular backyard = 1440 sq. meter
Therefore the area of second rectangular backyard = l2 9 = 1440
or l2 =

1440
9

or l2 = 160 meter
Step 5
Now the length of second rectangular backyard = l2 = 160 meter
and the perimeter of second rectangular backyard = 2(length of second rectangular backyard
+ breath of second rectangular backyard)
= 2(160 + 9)
= 338 meter
Step 6
Since the perimeter of second rectangular backyard is greater than the perimeter of first
rectangular backyard.
Therefore the second backyard require more fencing.
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Step 7
Since 338 - 154 = 184
Therefore the second backyard require 184 meter more fencing.
Step 8
Therefore the answer = Second, more by 184 meter
(9)

A)
C)

(10)

D)

18

16
18

10

(11) A)
B)
(12) A)
B)
(13)

B)

12

10

28

32

56

31

10

15

AM

11

40

AM

30000

(14) A)
D)
(15) A)
C)

11

20

12

05

B)
E)

50

AM

05

AM

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55

12

20

C)
F)
B)
D)

30

AM

45

PM

30

30

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