ESSAR INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL

AM/NS Township,Hazira
Class : VII Worksheet – V Max. Marks : 20
Date : 23 – 12 – 2021 Mathematics Duration :30 Min
Name: ______________ Roll No.:_________

I) Complete the table given below: [4]

Ratio Fraction Decimal Percentage
3:5 3
5
0.52
1
23 %
3

II) The pie chart given below represents the spending of a local government spending in various
area from its budget. [3]

Study the pie chart an answer the following questions carefully:

i) If the local government spent Rs 2,40, 00,000 on police

and corrections which represented 6% of the budget,
how much of the total money was spent in this field?

ii) How much amount was spent on ‘Health’?

iii) Where did the government spend the maximum?

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III) Which number is greater: 5% of a number or of the number and Why? [2]
10
IV) Price of all commodities increase or decrease over a
period of time. [4]

One way to express this is by using a percent. The new

price is expressed as a percentage of the old price. For
example, if the new price is 50% of the old price, this
means that the new price is half the old price. If the new
price is 200% of the old price, this means that the new
price is double the old price.

One example of an object with a value that could either increase or decrease over time is a house.
Many factors determine the value of a house: market, location, nearby schools, appearance,
condition, etc. If any of those variables change, the value of the house could go up or down.

1. The original value of the house is Rs Rs 30,00,000. Now it is worth Rs 60,00,000. Which of the
following statements are true?

(Select all the statements that apply)

i) The new price is 2 times the old price.

ii) The amount of increase was Rs 30,00,000.
iii) The new price is 200% of the original price.
iv) The new price is 300% of the original price.

2. If the new value of the house is 300% of the original value, then

i) The new value is Rs 90,00,000.

ii) The new value is 300 times the original value.
iii) The new value is Rs 60,00,000 more than the original value.
iv) The new value is 3 times the original value.

3. What does it mean if the new value is 25% of the original value (Rs 30,00,000)?

i) The new value is one-fourth of the original value.

ii) The new value is 4 times of the original value.
iii) The original value has decreased by 75%.
iv) The new value is 25 times the original value.
V) Juhi sold a washing machine for Rs 13,500. She lost 20% in the bargain. Her daughter, Sayoni, was
calculating the total loss as shown below. Circle the error in her calculation and help her to understand
the error by solving the sum again. [1+2]

Sayoni’s Calculation: Your Calculation:

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Loss = 20% of 13500 =  13500 = Rs 2700
100

C.P = S.P + L = 13500 + 2700 = Rs 16200

VI) Choose the correct alternative to make the statements true: [4]

i) If 10 is 10% of a number, then the number is

(a) 10 (b) 100 (c) 1 (d) 1000

ii) In a class, there are 15 girls and 25 boys, percentage of boys in the class is.
(a) 37.5% (b) 62.5% (c) 70.5% (d) 160%

iii)The ratio of Fatima’s income to her savings is 4 : 1. The percentage of money saved by her is

(a) 20% (b) 25% (c) 40% (d) 80%

iv)The interest on Rs 30000 for 3 years at the rate of 15% per annum is

(a) Rs 4500 (b) Rs 9000 (c) Rs18000 (d) Rs 13500

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