Kendriya Vidyalaya Sangathan: Class: Iv Sec: Sub: Maths

KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA SANGATHAN
CLASS: 4 DATE:

RECORD OF FORMATIVE ASSESSMENTS
FOR THE ACADEMIC YEAR 20_______

CLASS: IV SEC: SUB: MATHS

NAME OF THE STUDENT : ______________________________________________________
ROLL NO. : ______________________________________________________
UID No :_______________________________________________________

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Grade Teacher’s sign Parent’s sign

CLASS: 4 DATE:
MATHS – RECORD OF FORMATIVE ASSESSMENT
S.No. Date Topic Grade Tr’s Parent
sign. ’s sign.
1 Building With Bricks
2 Long And Short
3 Trip To Bhopal
4 Tick Tick Tick
5 The Way The World Looks
6 The Junk Seller
7 Jugs And Mugs
8 Carts And Wheels
9 Halves And Quarters
10 Play With Patterns
11 Tables And Shares
12 How Heavy? How Light?
13 Fields And Fences
14 Smart Charts
LAB ACTIVITY
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GROUP PROJECT
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QUIZ / MCQ
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CLASS: 4 DATE:
Building with Bricks

1. Fill in the blanks.
a. A brick has ______edges.
b. A square has ________ sides.
c. A rectangle has _______sides.
d. A soap has _______faces.
e. A cuboidal box has _________ corners.
f. The number of faces in a brick is equal to ________.
g. A dice has __________ faces.
h. A brick is a _______dimensional object.
i. A triangle has ______sides.
j. A triangle has ______ corners.
II. Calculate mentally and write the answer.

1. If a brick cost Re 1, then 500 bricks will cost _______________.
2. If the cost of a brick is Rs 2, then cost of 1000 bricks is Rs ___________
3. If the cost of 1 brick is Rs 5, then cost of 2000 bricks is Rs______________
4. If the cost of I brick is Rs 3, then cost of 4000 bricks is Rs______________
5. If the cost of 1000 bricks is Rs 3000 then the cost of 1 brick is Rs__________
6. If the cost of 2000 bricks is Rs 8000, then the cost of 1 brick is Rs_________
7. If the cost of 200 bricks is Rs 600, then the cost of 1 brick is Rs___________
2. COMPLETE THE TABLE

Sl. Number of Cost of Number of Cost of bricks
No bricks bricks bricks
1 1,000 Rs.6,000 500 Rs._________
2 2,000 Rs.18,000 1,000 Rs._________
3 6,000 Rs.24,000 3,000 Rs._________
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CLASS: 4 DATE:
Make an arch using bricks.
Draw two wall patterns using bricks.

Make any two floor patterns using colour paper and stick it below.

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CLASS: 4 DATE:
Long and Short
1. Which is a better unit to measure these? (cm, m or km)
a. Length of a pin__________ b. Height of a house___________
c. Distance the scooter travels___________ d. Length of a park ____________
e. Length of a pen___________ f. Height of your pet___________
g. Length of a 500 rupees note__________ h.Length of your car __________
i. Distance from Bangalore to Rajasthan __________
j. Thickness of your lunch box _________ k. Height of Qutub Minar _______
l. Distance from school to your house __________
2. Construct line segments of the following length
a. 4cm
b. 2cm
3. Find the measures

a. 20cm less than 8m 40cm_____________________
b. 80cm more than 4m 10cm____________________
e. 7km more than 8km 300m____________________
f. 600m less than 7km 950m____________________
g. 9km 200m more than 5km 500m________________
Complete the table and answer the questions below

Last month’s This month’s
Sl.No Name of the plant Cms-grown
height height
1 TULSI 5cm 8cm
2 MANGO 10cm 13cm
3 BAMBOO 20cm 38cm
4 ROSE 32cm 32cm
a. The plant which has grown maximum is________________
b. The plant which has grown minimum is_____________, ____________
c. The plant which has not grown______________
d. The plant which has grown by 18cm is _______________
e. This month _______________ plant is taller than _____________,
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CLASS: 4 DATE:
A Trip to Bhopal
1. Make any six, five- digit numerals using the given digits of numbers.
Note: digits can be repeated only once.
6,8,5,4
a._______________ b.______________ c.______________
d.________________ e._______________ f.______________
II. Use the digits to make greatest and the smallest number
Note: digits should not be repeated
DIGITS GREATEST NUMBER SMALLEST NUMBER
5,9,0,6,7
8,3,7,2
0,9,1
7,5,1,2,3
Fill in the blanks

1. Smallest and the greatest 2-digit number______________, ______________
2. Smallest and the greatest 5-digit number _____________, ______________
3. Smallest and the greatest 3-digit number _____________, ______________
4. Smallest and the greatest 4-digit number ______________,______________
FILL IN THE BLANKS :
a. ______+ 64979 = 64979 b. 4256 +______= 4256
c. 7864 X______= 0 d. 6753 -______= 0
e. 7 ÷ 7 =______ f. 0 + 9537 = ______
g. 865 X 1= ______ h. 2365 + 5879 =_____+ 2365
i. 6549 ÷______= 6549 j. 0 ÷ 5649 =_______
Find the product without multiplying

a. 6250 x 100 =____________ b. 958 x 1000 =______________
c. 645978 x 10=____________ d. 78 x 1000 =_______
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CLASS: 4 DATE:
Sequence the story according to logic and time using alphabets or numbers
ALICE IN THE WONDERLAND
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CLASS: 4 DATE:
Tick Tick Tick
1. Write the following in short form
a) 3rd July 1975 _____________ b) 25th November 2003 __________

c) 1st January 2007 ____________ d) 13th march 2001 _____________
e) Your date of birth _____________ f) Independence day ___________
g) Gandhi jayanthi _____________________________(write for current year)
h) New year _________________________________ (write for current year)
i) Republic day _______________________________(write for current year)
j) Christmas __________________________________ (write for current year)
2. Express the following in am or pm
a. 12 noon _________ b. 12 midnight ________
c. 4:45 in the evening _________ d. 8’o clock in the morning ______
Calculate the number of days
a. Between September 12 and September 23 _________________
b. Between January 29 and February 5 ___________________
c. Between March 21 and April 1_________________
d. Between April 3 and April 10_______________
e. Between December 16 and December 28 ________________
Change the following to 24 hour clock
a. 2:30 afternoon= ________________ b. 5:15 morning=_________________
c. 6:45 evening=_________________ d. 8:20 night= ________________
e. 11:10 night=_______________ f. 40 night=_______________
g. 6:45 morning=____________ h. 12:00 midnight=_____________
Rearrange these events in order and draw the time line and answer below
5.3.02 Stood up 7.6.02 Walked 16.7.01 First tooth
12.7.01 Born 15.2.02 Crawled 20.11.01 Sat up
How old was Seema?

a) When she walked? ______________ b) when she sat up? _______________
c) When she crawled? _____________
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CLASS: 4 DATE:
The Way the World Looks
Study the map carefully and answer the following questions
Tick ( ) the correct answer:

1. What is closer to the temple? a) School b) Anil’s house
2. What is closer to Anil’s house? a) Bus stop b) Market
3. Which is closer to the park? a) Bus stop b) park
Draw the following

a) Side view of a bus b) Top view of the teacher’s table c) Front view of a car
Draw lines to match the side view with the top view of the same object
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CLASS: 4 DATE:
The Junk Seller
1. Find the value of the following notes:
a. 5 notes of Rs 100 =_____________ b. 12 notes of Rs 5 =_______________
c. 10 notes of Rs 10 =_____________ d. 15 notes of Rs 50 = ______________
e. 6 notes of Rs 1000 =_____________ f. 8 notes of Rs 20 =_______________
g. 14 notes of Rs 2 =_________________
2. How many?
a. 50 rupees notes are needed to make Rs 200__________________,
b. 20 rupees and 10 rupees notes are needed to make Rs 270____________ ,
c. 1000 rupees notes are needed to make Rs 7000___________________ ,
3) If a person earns Rs 73 a day, find how much he earns in:
a.7 days =_______________ b. 6 weeks =______________
c. 89 days =_______________ d.17 weeks =______________
1. Calculate the interest paid:
AMOUNT WITH
SL.NO AMOUNT INTEREST
INTEREST
1 Rs 600 Rs 680
2 Rs 5000 Rs 5500
3 Rs 956 Rs 1500
4 Rs 678 Rs 1000
5 Rs 723 Rs 850
2. Complete the Table:

SL. BOUGHT SOLD PROFIT OR BY HOW
ITEM
NO FOR FOR LOSS MUCH?
1 1 Kg Peas Rs 32 Rs 40
2 2 Kg Apples Rs 108 Rs 119
3 10 Pencils Rs 36 Rs 43
4 30 Note books Rs 125 Rs 188
5 1 Radio Rs 300 Rs 125
6 1 TV Rs 10,000 Rs 9999
7 Table Rs 325 Rs 650
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CLASS: 4 DATE:
Jugs and Mugs

A. Use the appropriate unit (L or ml) for the following:
a. Water in a small cup__________b. Capacity of water in a water tank_______
c. Cough syrup in a spoon___________ _d. Oil in an oil tank________
e. Eye drop in an eyedropper_________ _f. Water in the sump_________
g. shampoo in sachet________ h. Milk in a milk packet________
Complete the following

a. 1 litre =_______ml b. _______ times 500ml =1litre
c._______ times 100ml = 1litre d. _______ times 200ml = 1 litre
e. _______ times 250ml = 1 litre f. ¾ of a litre =______ml
g. ¼ of a litre= _______ml h. ½ of a litre=_______ml
B. Fill in the blanks

The jar holds __________ water than the glass tumbler (less or more)
The glass tumbler holds _______ water than the bottle (more or less)
Both the bottles hold the __________ quantity of water (same or different)
Study the table and Solve
a. water required by a family for different purposes in a day is as follows
PURPOSE Amount of water used

WASHING CLOTHES AND UTENSILS 35 litres
BATHING 86 litres
COOKING 8 litres
GARDEN 3 litres
Find:
A. The total amount of water used in a day.
B. The total amount of water used in a week.
C . The total amount of water used in a month.

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CLASS: 4 DATE:
Carts and Wheels

Fill in the blanks ( Hint: Circumference, diameter, radius, circle)
a. A _____________ is a simple closed curve.
b. _______________ is the line that runs between the circle and its centre.
c. _______________divides the circle into two equal halves.
d. ______________is the distance around the circle; it is the length of the circle.
Name the parts of the circle given below:

O _________________
O
SV ________________
S T
OS ________________
OT ________________
V
Fill in the column:
RADIUS DIAMETER
4 cm
12 cm
6cm
8 cm
10 cm
2 cm
7 cm
[ Hint: Diameter = 2 X Radius Radius = diameter / 2 ]
Using compass, draw circles of the given radius.

a) 3 cm b) 4 cm
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CLASS: 4 DATE:
ACTIVITIES
I. Observe the surroundings and list any three articles which can be used to draw a circle.
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II. Use a compass to make 2 designs in 2 separate circles.
III. Draw a circle with a radius 6 cm. With the same centre draw another
circle of radius 4 cm. Within this circle, draw a third circle of radius 2
cm within this circle.
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CLASS: 4 DATE:
Halves and Quaters

Fill in the numerals in the boxes:
e.g In 4/6 is the numerator and 6 is the denominator
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a) In 3/8 is the numerator and is the denominator
b) In 6/9 is the numerator and is the denominator
c) In 7/8 is the numerator and is the denominator
d) In 8/9 is the numerator and is the denominator
e) In 3/5 is the numerator and is the denominator
f) In 2/6 is the numerator and is the denominator
2. Write the fractional numbers ,whose Numerator and Denominators are:
N= 4 ; D = 6 = N=7 ; D = 5 =
N= 6 , D= 8 = N= 8 ; D= 9 =
Fill in the blanks:

(a) 1/2 of a litre = _________ml (b) ¾ of kilo gram = _______ gm
(c) 1/4 of a litre= ________ ml (d) ¾ of litre = __________ ml
Show the following fraction in one whole and in collection:

Fraction whole Collection
1/4
2/4
3/4
3/ 5
2/8
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CLASS: 4 DATE:
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Color 7
Color 5 Color 2
10 7
Color 3 Color 3
6 9
Color 6 Color 3
7 10
Shade the given figures according to the fractions:
1 / 3 2 / 3
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CLASS: 4 DATE:
Patterns and Designs
Observe the number pattern and extend:
a) 7353, 7358, 7363, ____________, ___________, _________

b) 3726, 3763, 3746, ________, ____________, __________
c) 6250, 6300, 6350, __________, __________, ___________
d) 4510, 4514, 4518, ___________, ___________, __________
e) 2345, 2346, 2347, __________, ___________, ___________
f) 9323, 9322, 9321, ___________, __________, ____________
g) 5214, 5224, 5234, __________, ___________, ____________
h) 1946, 1951, 1956 , _________, __________, ______________
Observe the pattern and extend:
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CLASS: 4 DATE:
Tables and Shares
Calculate
2x3x2= 2x4x2=
2 x 2 x 3= 2x3x4=
3x3x2= 5x3x2=
2x2x6= 2x3x4=
2x6x3= 4x3x3= 2x9x0=
3x3x3= 1x2x3= 4x3x4=
2x3x5= 1x3x9= 5x4x4=
2x3x6= 2x9x3= 2x5x5=
2x3x8= 2x1x7= 4x3x7=
2x3x6= 9x3x0= 4x3x3=
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CLASS: 4 DATE:
Arrange in three different ways in rows and columns:

a) 15 boys
b) 28 balls
Write these in repeated addition form

a) 10 x 1 = b) 3 x 2= c) 6 x 5 = d) 2 x 3=
Find the product of

a) 12 x 0 = b) 18 x 50 = c) 17 x 1 = d) 90 x 10 =
Divide
a) 28 / 4 = b) 14/ 2 = c) 36/ 9 =
d) 25 / 5 = e) 100/ 10 = f) 27/3=
g) 44 / 4= h) 54/6 = i) 64/ 8=
Anu wants change for Rs.100

How many notes will she get if she wants change?
a) All 50 rupee notes? ___________
b) All 10 rupee notes ? ______________
c) All 20 rupee notes? _______________
d) All 5 rupee notes ? _________________
Divide and find the quotient:
a) 65 / 5 = b) 108/9 = c) 428 / 2 =
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CLASS: 4 DATE:
MCQ-TABLES AND SHARES
1. Multiplication is …………………..addition
a) maximum b) repeated c) sum d) minimum
2. The answer of a multiplication operation is called ……. …

a) sum b) quotient c) product d) dividend
3. The product of 1 and a number is the…………...itself.

a) sum b) number c) 1 d) product
4. If the product of 0 and a number is ……………….

a) `number b) 0 c) sum d) product
5. If one pen costs Rs 14, What is the cost of 20 pens?

a) 14 x20 b) 14+20 c) 20-14 d) 20÷14
6. Division is repeated ………………………………

a) sum b) product c) subtraction d) multiplication
7. Equal distribution is called ………………..

a) addition b) subtraction c) division d) multiplication
8. 35 toffees are equally distributed among 7 children. What

is the number toffees obtained by each child?
a) 35÷7 b) 35 x 7 c) 35+7 d) 35-7
9. There are 74 children in a park . 6more join them. How

many children are in the park?
a) 74+6 b) 74 x6 c) 74-6 d) 74÷6
10. A bus has 75 seats.15 seats are vacant . How many

seats are occupied ?
a) 75+15 b) 75x15 c) 75-15 d) 75÷15
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CLASS: 4 DATE:
How Heavy? How Light?

Name 5 things that we usually buy
in grams in kilograms
1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
Fill in the Blanks
a. One kilogram = ______grams. b. Half a kilogram = ____ grams.
c. The heavier one among 100g and 10 kg is ____________
d. 1 kg = 5 x _________ grams. e. 5 kg = ________ grams.
f. 2 kg = ________ grams. g. 3 kg = ________ grams.
h. 7 kg = ________ grams. i. 9 kg = ________ grams.
Fill in kilograms or grams:
a) My friend weighs 25 ____________ b) A sack of wheat weighs 50 ______
c) A packet of potato chips weighs 50________ d) A sack of rice weighs 30___
e) A tube of fevistick weighs 100 _________________
You are given the following weights. Using these weights you have to
weigh out different amount of certain items. Which weights will you use?
Amount to be
Weighed 1 kg 500g 200g 100g 50g
1 kg 750 g
2 kg
900g
3 kg 300 g
150g
1 kg 50 g
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CLASS: 4 DATE:
Fields and Fences
Find the perimeter of the following, squares, whose sides measuring
a) 5 cm b. 7 cm c) 10 m
Find the perimeter of rectangle whose length and breadth are given.
(i) Length = 7 cm breadth = 5 cm
(ii) Length = 12 cm breadth = 8 cm
(iii) Length = 15 cm breadth = 10 cm
2. Answer the following:

1. Find the boundary around a square field of 13m and 65 cm.
2. Find the distance around a rectangular table of length 50 cm and width of 20m.
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CLASS: 4 DATE:
M CQ - FIELDS AND FENCES
1. A ………………………………............has 4 equal sides.

( rectangle, square, triangle, circle )
2. The opposite sides of a rectangle are of the ………………length.

( same, different, 0, 1)
3. A ……………. has no corner.

( rectangle, square, triangle, circle )
4. The total length of all sides of any shape is called its ……………….
( boundary, area, sum, volume )
5. A square has a side 5 cm. Total length of the sides is …………

( 10 cm, 20 cm, 15 cm, 25 cm )
6. The length of the three sides of a triangle is 8 cm each. The perimeter is…………
( 16 cm, 24 cm, 32 cm, 10 cm. )
7. A table cloth is of rectangular shape. If its sides are of length 1m, 50 cm, 1m and 50
cm, the length of the lace required to stitch on its sides is………
( 3m, 2m, 1m, 2m 50cm )
8. A triangle has sides 12cm, 8 cm and 5 cm. Its perimeter is …………

( 20cm, 24cm, 25cm, 30cm )
9. The length and breadth of a rectangle is 10 cm and 5 cm. The boundary is ........
( 20cm, 30cm, 15cm, 40cm)
10. The total length of the sides of a square is 40cm. the length of each side is……….
( 5cm, 10cm, 15cm, 20cm )
12. How many faces does a cube have?

( 8, 12, 6, 4)
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CLASS: 4 DATE:
Smart Charts
Number of balls sold by a shop on 6 days of a week. : Monday 17, Tuesday 12,
Wednesday 20, Thursday 15, Friday 5 and Saturday 11.
1) How m any balls were sold on all the 6 days?________________________

2) On which day the balls were sold more? ____________________________
3) On which day less number of balls were sold?______________________
4) How many balls were sold on Saturday than Friday ?________________
5) Number of balls sold on Thursday is thrice the number sold on Friday
True/False ___________________________________
The Number of loaves of bread baked in a bakery in four different

Months of a year are given below. Each picture represents 100 loaves.
January : BREAD BREAD BREAD BREAD
February : BREAD BREAD BREAD
March : BREAD BREAD BREAD BREAD
BREAD BREAD
April :
Answer the following questions:

1) Name the months in which the number of loaves baked was the same?
2) How many loaves were baked in January?
3) In which month the number of loaves baked was minimum?
4) What is the number of loaves baked in all the four months?
5) How many loaves were baked in March ?
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CLASS: 4 DATE:
ACTIVITIES:-
1) Take a broom stick. Mark 8cm,4cm,8cm and 4cm on it and fold it to make a
rectangle. Add up all the sides and find the total length. Open the rectangle
and measure the length of the broom stick. Check whether the measurement is
same. Repeat the activity to make square and triangle.
2) Divide the children into 6 groups. Ask them to find the length of the
boundary of things in the class eg-teacher’s table ,bench, bulletin board..
3) Divide the children into 6 groups and visit the cycle stand in your school.
Let each group measure and find the total length around the front wheel and
back wheel of 1 cycle with a plastic rope. Are they same?
4) Divide the children into pairs. Let one child lay down on the floor and ask
the other one to draw a rectangle around him. Measure the length and breadth
of the rectangle and find the perimeter. Repeat the activity with the other child
and compare .
5) Collect some leaves from your garden. Place them on the squared sheet.
Trace out their edges and check how many squares there are in each leaf.
6) Give 50 buttons to students of each bench. Give them 10 plastic covers. Ask
them to pack the buttons equally in each packet. Repeat the activity with
different number of packets. Write the corresponding division facts.
7) Draw a number line in the class room. Children are asked to jump 2 equal
steps, 3 equal steps,4 equal steps etc starting from 0. Ask them to find out how
many jumps they have to make to reach 24.
 Arrange the desks in the class room with different combination.
8) Arrange 48 flowers in different ways and write the multiplication facts of

each.
9.Divide the children into different groups and give fake notes of different
denominations. Find out
1) How many 5 rupee notes make a 100 rupee note.
2) How many 10 rupee notes make 100 rupee note.
Repeat the activity with 500 rupee note and 1000 rupee note.
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CLASS: 4 DATE:
QUIZ.
1. If it takes 3 men 2 hours to dig a hole, how long will it take by 6 men?
2. If a bag of 30 sweets weighs 2 kg, how many sweets would weigh 1kg?
3. What is the next number in the series; 1, 4, 9, 16, …?
5. What is the next number in the series; 1,3,5,7, …?
6. How many seconds are there in 1 hour?
7. A school has 800 students and on one day of severe illness 1/4 of the students are
absent. How many students attend school on that day?
8. What is half of a half? 9. What number is two- fifths of 75?
10. What is the next number in the series; 10001, 1001, ……. ?
11. What is the next number in the sequence: 17, 29, 53, 101, 197, …?
12. What is the next number in the sequence; 1, 3, 7, 15, 31,…?
13. What is the next number in the series; 1,8,27, ….?
14. What is the average of the following group of numbers; 20, 22, 26 and 28?
15. I only work 2 days a week and on Wednesday I earn Rs 50 less than Thursday. If I
earn Rs 600 on Wednesday, how much do I earn on Thursday?
16. How many semi circles are there in two and a half circles?
17. What is the area of a square with side length of 3cm?
18. What is the name for circles which have same center ?
19. What is Perimeter ?
20. What is seven-eighths of 64?
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Building with Bricks

II. Calculate mentally and write the answer.

2. COMPLETE THE TABLE

2 2,000 Rs.18,000 1,000 Rs._________

3 6,000 Rs.24,000 3,000 Rs._________

Draw two wall patterns using bricks.

3. Find the measures

b. 80cm more than 4m 10cm____________________

e. 7km more than 8km 300m____________________

f. 600m less than 7km 950m____________________

g. 9km 200m more than 5km 500m________________

Complete the table and answer the questions below

d.________________ e._______________ f.______________

Fill in the blanks

a. ______+ 64979 = 64979 b. 4256 +______= 4256

c. 7864 X______= 0 d. 6753 -______= 0

e. 7 ÷ 7 =______ f. 0 + 9537 = ______

g. 865 X 1= ______ h. 2365 + 5879 =_____+ 2365

i. 6549 ÷______= 6549 j. 0 ÷ 5649 =_______

Find the product without multiplying

a) 3rd July 1975 _____________ b) 25th November 2003 __________

How old was Seema?

Tick ( ) the correct answer:

Draw the following

2. Complete the Table:

Jugs and Mugs

c. Cough syrup in a spoon___________ _d. Oil in an oil tank________

e. Eye drop in an eyedropper_________ _f. Water in the sump_________

g. shampoo in sachet________ h. Milk in a milk packet________

Complete the following

c._______ times 100ml = 1litre d. _______ times 200ml = 1 litre

e. _______ times 250ml = 1 litre f. ¾ of a litre =______ml

g. ¼ of a litre= _______ml h. ½ of a litre=_______ml

B. Fill in the blanks

PURPOSE Amount of water used

B. The total amount of water used in a week.

C . The total amount of water used in a month.

Carts and Wheels

[ Hint: Diameter = 2 X Radius Radius = diameter / 2 ]

Using compass, draw circles of the given radius.

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II. Use a compass to make 2 designs in 2 separate circles.

Halves and Quaters

a) In 3/8 is the numerator and is the denominator

b) In 6/9 is the numerator and is the denominator

c) In 7/8 is the numerator and is the denominator

d) In 8/9 is the numerator and is the denominator

e) In 3/5 is the numerator and is the denominator

f) In 2/6 is the numerator and is the denominator

2. Write the fractional numbers ,whose Numerator and Denominators are:

Fill in the blanks:

Show the following fraction in one whole and in collection:

a) 7353, 7358, 7363, ____________, ___________, _________

2x6x3= 4x3x3= 2x9x0=

3x3x3= 1x2x3= 4x3x4=

2x3x5= 1x3x9= 5x4x4=

2x3x6= 2x9x3= 2x5x5=

2x3x8= 2x1x7= 4x3x7=

2x3x6= 9x3x0= 4x3x3=

Arrange in three different ways in rows and columns:

Write these in repeated addition form

Find the product of

d.________ e._ f.________

a. + 64979 = 64979 b. 4256 += 4256

c. 7864 X= 0 d. 6753 -= 0

e. 7 ÷ 7 = f. 0 + 9537 =

g. 865 X 1= __ h. 2365 + 5879 =_+ 2365

i. 6549 ÷= 6549 j. 0 ÷ 5649 =_

a) 3rd July 1975 ___ b) 25th November 2003

g. shampoo in sachet h. Milk in a milk packet

c._ times 100ml = 1litre d. _ times 200ml = 1 litre

e. _ times 250ml = 1 litre f. ¾ of a litre =ml

g. ¼ of a litre= _ml h. ½ of a litre=_ml

a) 7353, 7358, 7363, ______, _, _____

c) A packet of potato chips weighs 50______ d) A sack of rice weighs 30_