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Mathematics Sample Paper

Class V

General Instructions

1. The paper is divided into 5 sections; A, B, C, and D

2. Section A consists of 10 questions of 1 mark each.
3. Section B consists of 10 questions of 2 marks each.
4. Section C consists of 10 questions of 3 marks each.
5. Section D consists of 8 questions of 5 marks each.

SECTION A

(1 Mark Questions)

1. The difference between the smallest 6-digit number and the greatest 5- digit number
is .

Ans. The smallest 6-digit number = 100000

The greatest 5- digit number = 99999

Their difference = 100000-99999 = 1

2. Write the place value of every digit in given decimals 3045. 324.

Ans. The digits after decimal are 324, so

The place of value of 3 = 3/10

The place value of 2 = 2/100

The place value of 4= 4/1000

3. If one car has four wheels then 400 cars have how many wheels?

Ans. One car has 4 wheels

Then 400 cars have (4×400) wheels= 1600 wheels.

4. Write the number in words:

a) 753453 b) 897421

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Ans.(a)

Lakhs Ten Thousands Hundred Tens Ones

Thousands
7 5 3 4 5 3

Seven lakhs fifty three thousands four hundred and fifty three.

(b)

Lakhs Ten Thousands Hundred Tens Ones

Thousands
8 9 7 4 2 1

Eight lakhs ninety seven thousands four hundred and twenty-one.

5. Multiply 524 by 64.

Ans. 524×64 = 33536

6. Simplify: 7894523  3532469  2745251

Ans. 7894523+3532469-2745251

= 11426992-2745251

= 8681741

7. Three angles of a quadrilateral are 1500  500  800 , find the fourth angle.

Ans. We know, sum of angles in a quadrilateral = 3600

1500  500  800  ?  3600

 2800  ?  3600
 ?  800

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8. Solve: 6
8

Ans.

5
6
8
5 1
 
8 6
5

48

9. The product of a fraction and its reciprocal is .

Ans. The product of a fraction and its reciprocal is 1.

10. Side of square is 8cm, then area of the square will be .

Ans. Area of square = side ×side

= 8 × 8 = 64 cm 2

SECTION B

(2 Marks Questions)

11. A box contains 3472 pencils. How many pencils are there in 324 such boxes?

Ans. One box contains 3472 pencils

So, 324 boxes will have (3472 ×324) pencils = 1124928 pencils

12. Divide 42500 by 325 and find quotient and reminder.

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Ans. 42500 ÷325

130
325 42500
325
1000
975
250

Quotient = 130 and Remainder = 250

13. Write as decimal fraction 4000+200+40+4+3/10+6/100+5/1000.

3 6 5
Ans. 4000+200+40+4+ + 
10 100 1000

= 4244.365

14. The sum of two numbers is 32,455,014. If one number is 10,52,010 , find the other
number.

Ans. One number = 10, 52,010 and let the other number be x

Sum of two numbers= 32,455,014

10, 52, 010  x  32, 455, 014

x  32, 455, 014  10, 52, 010
x  31403004

Hence, the other number is 3,14,03,004.

15. If 5 kg of milk has 2.354kg of fat, how much fat is there in 32kg of milk?

Ans. Fat in 5kg of milk = 2.354kg

2.354
So, Fat in 1kg of milk = kg
5

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 2.354
Fat in 32 kg of milk =  32  15.0656kg
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16. Perimeter of a rectangle park is 450m. Its breadth is 120m. Find its length and area.

Ans. We know that,

Perimeter of rec tan gle  2( Length  Breadth )

450  2 (length  120)
450
 length  120
2
225  length  120
Length  225  120  105cm
Area of rec tan gle
 Length  Breadth
105  120
 12600

17. The product of two numbers is 56430 and their L.C.M is 45. Find their H.C.F.

Ans. Given, L.C.M = 45

Product of two numbers = 56430

We know, Product of two numbers = H.C.F × L.C.M

 56430 = H.C.F × 45

56430
 H.C.F =
45

H.C.F = 1254

18. A company earned Rs. 1,42,55,675 in 2010. Next year the earnings of the company
increased by Rs. 3,28,345. How much did the company earn in the year 2011?

Ans. Earning of company in 2010 = Rs. 14255675

Earning increased in 2011 by Rs. 328345
Therefore, Earning of company in 2011 = Rs. (14255675+328345)
= Rs. 1,45,84,020

19. In a triangle ABC the two angles are of 600 and 450, find the third angle.

Ans.

The sum of all the three angles of a triangle is 1800.

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The two given angles are 600 and 450

Let the third angle be of x0

Therefore,

60  45  x  180

105  x  180
x  180  105
x  75

20. Wages of seven labourer are Rs. 105, Rs. 95, Rs. 85, Rs. 125, Rs. 100, Rs. 105and
Rs. 85, find the average wage of the labourers.

Ans.
Sum of wages earned by labourers
Average wage of workers =
Total number of labourers

105  95  85  125  100  105  85

=
7
700
=  100
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SECTION C

(3 Marks Questions)

21. Rakesh bought a cooler for Rs 7,300 and paid Rs 60 for its transportation. He sold
the cooler at a loss of Rs 150. For how much did he sell it?

Ans. Cost price of cooler = Rs. 7300

Transportation cost for cooler = Rs.60

So, the total cost price of cooler = Rs. (7300 +60) = Rs. 7360

Loss on sale of cooler = Rs. 150

We know that,
Loss  Cost price – Selling price
150  7360 – Selling price
Selling price  Rs.  7360  150 
Selling price  Rs. 7210

Hence, Rakesh sold the cooler for Rs. 7210.

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22. Find the HCF of 324675 and 375.

Ans.

Factors of 375 = 3×5×5×5

Factors of 324675 = 3 x 3 x 3 x 5 x 5 x 13 x 37

Common factors are 3, 5, 5

Hence, H.C.F = 3×5×5 = 75

23. Is 43567268 divisible by 4?

Ans. According to the rule of divisibility, if the last two digits of a whole number are
divisible by 4, then the whole number is divisible by 4.

Here, the last two digits of 43567268 is 68, which is divisible by 4.

Hence the given number 43567268 is divisible by 4.

24. Find the sums of the place values of 3’s in 23,35,234.

Ans.

Sum of Place value of 3’s = 3× 100000 + 3× 10000 + 3 × 10

= 300000 + 30000 +30
= 330030

2 1 3 1 2
25. Simplify: 3  2  3  4 
3 5 5 3 5

Ans.
2 1 3 1 2
3 2 3 4 
3 5 5 3 5
11 11 18 9 2
    
3 5 5 3 5
55  33  54  45  6

15
94  99

15
5 1
 
15 3

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26. Fid the area of the given figure:

Ans.
Area of rectangle PQRS = 4×2 = 8 cm 2

Area of rectangle STUV = 3×2 = 6 cm 2

So, Total area = (8+6) cm 2 = 14 cm 2

Hence, the area of the given figure is 14 cm 2

27. Find the volume of the cuboid, whose length is 6cm , breadth is 5cm and Height is
4cm.

Ans. Given,

Length = 6cm , Breadth = 5cm and Height = 4cm

We know,

Volume of cuboid = Length × Breadth ×Height

= 6× 5×4 = 120 cm3

28. A square carom board has an area of 3600 square cm, find its perimeter.

Ans.

Given, Area = 3600 cm 2

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We know, Area of square = side × side
3600  side2
 side  3600  60cm

Perimeter of square  4  sides  4  60  240cm

29. Find out from friends the sports they like and dislike. Write in a table and answer
the following questions:

a) How many children like cricket?

b) Is there any sport not like by anyone? If yes, which one?
c) Which sport is liked by most of them?

Ans. The required table is as under:

Different Sports Number of Number of children

children liking it disliking it
Cricket 22 4
Football 12 14

Basket ball 14 12
Volleyball 6 20

Kabaddi 15 11

(a)Ans. 22 children like cricket

(b)Ans. There is no such sport which is not liked by anyone.

(c)Ans. Cricket is liked by most of the children.

30. Some students were asked which fruit among these they like the most – Orange,
Banana and Apple.

Fruits they like Number of students

Orange 20

Banana 40

Apple 60

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 Total number of 120
students

Find out from the students:

1 1
a) Students who like orange are or of the total students?
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b) How much part of total number of students like apple?
c) How many students do not like banana?

20 1
Ans. (a) Students who like oranges are  of the total students.
120 6

60 1
(b)  part of total students like apple.
120 2

(c) Students who do not like banana = Students who like apple + Students who

like orange

= 60 +20 = 80

SECTION D

(5 Marks Questions)

31. Uma works in bank. She sits at cash counter. When there are too many coins, she
does not count them. She weighs them. The weight of 1 ten rupees coin is 9gm. Now find
how many 10 rupee coins are there in a sack of if it weigh:

a) 180kg

Ans. Since1kg = 1000 g. So, 180kg = 180000 g

180000
If one coin weighs 9g, then the sack weighing 180000g has  20000 coins in it.
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b) 81kg

Ans. Since1kg = 1000 g. So, 81kg = 81000 g

81000
If one coin weighs 9g, then the sack weighing 81000g has  9000 coins in it.
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c) 6300g

6300
Ans. If one coin weighs 9g, then the sack weighing 6300g has  700 coins in it.
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 d) 4kg and 500g

Ans. Since1kg = 1000 g. So, 4kg = 4000 g,

4500
If one coin weighs 9g, then the sack weighing (3000 +500)g i.e. 4500 gm has  500
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coins in it.

32. Rohan plans to tile his kitchen floor red square tiles. Each side of the tile is 5cm. His
kitchen is 320cm in length and 150cm in breadth. How many tiles will he need?

Ans. We know that,

Area of rectangle = Length × Breath

Area of floor of kitchen = Length × Breath

= 320 ×150 = 48000 cm 2

Also we know, Area of square = Side ×Side

So, Area of one tile = 5×5 = 25 cm 2

Area of floor
Number of tiles required =
Area of one tile

48000
=  1920
25

Hence, Rohan needs 1920 tiles.

33. Binita and Sarita were playing a guessing game by writing clues about a secret
number. Each of them tried to write clues about a secret number. Everyone tried to
guess the other’s secret number from the clues.
Can you guess their secret numbers?

(a) It is larger than half of 150.

Ans. It is larger than half of 150 means >75

(b) It is more than 8 tens and less than 9 tens.

Ans. It is more than 8 tens and less than 9 tens means it lies between 80 to 90

(c) The tens digit is two more than the one’s digit.

Ans. The tens digit is two more than one’s digit 8-6 = 2

(d) Together the digits have a sum of 14.

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Ans. Together the digits have a sum of 14, so the number is 86

34. If Soha’s heart beats 72 times in one minute, how many times does it beat in one
hour.
(a) Now find out how many times it beats in one day.
(b) Count your heart beats to find out how many times your heart beats in one week?

Ans.
(a) Number of times Soha’s heart beats in 1 minute = 72

Number of times Soha’s heart beats in 1 hour i.e. 60 minutes = (72×60) = 4320 times

So, the number of times Soha’s heart beats in one day i.e. 24 hours = (4320×24) =
103680

(b) On counting I found my heart beats 70 times in one minute.

My heart beats (70×60) = 4200 times in one hour

My heart beats (4200×24) = 100800times in one day
My heart beats (100800×7) = 705600 times in one week

35. Ahil has Rs.1200. He spends one-fourth of the money on oranges and another three-
fourth on meat. [Orange = Rs.150/kg and Meat = Rs. 1800/kg]
(a) How many kilograms of oranges did he buy?
(b) How many kilograms of meat did he buy?

Ans. We have, One- fourth of Rs.1200 = Rs. (1200/4) = Rs.300

Three-fourth of Rs.1200 = Rs. (1200/4) × 3 = Rs. 900

(a) Money spent on oranges = Rs. 300

Price of per kg orange = Rs. 150

So, for Rs. 300, he bought 2kg orange.

(b) Money spent on meat = Rs.900

Price of per kg meat = Rs. 1800

So, for Rs.900, he bought half kg meat.

36. Arohi, Rohan Preity and Sandeep made greeting cards. Complete the table for their
cards.

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Whose card Length (cm) Breadth(cm) Area Perimeter(cm)
(m2 )
Arohi 6 10 ? ?
Rohan 10 12 ? ?
Preity ? 4 80 ?
Sandeep 20 ? 100 ?

Ans. In case of Arohi,

We have, Length = 6cm and Breadth = 10cm

Perimeter = 2(length + breadth)
= 2(6+10) = 32cm

Area = Length × breadth

= 6 × 10 = 60 cm 2

In case of Rohan,

We have, Length = 10cm and Breadth = 12cm

Perimeter = 2(length + breadth)
= 2(10+12) = 44cm

Area = Length × breadth

= 10×12 = 120 cm 2

In case of Preity,

We have, Breadth = 4cm and Area = 80 cm 2

Area = Length × breadth

 80 = Length ×4
80
Length =  20cm
4
Perimeter = 2(length + breadth)
= 2(20+4) = 48cm

In case of Sandeep,

We have , Length = 20cm and Area =100 cm 2

Area = Length × breadth
 100 = 20 × breadth
100
Breadth =  5cm
20

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Perimeter = 2(length + breadth)
= 2(20+5) = 50cm

Therefore the complete table is as below:

Whose card Length(cm) Breadth(cm) Area( cm 2 ) Perimeter(cm)

Arohi 6 10 60 32
Rohan 10 12 120 44
Preity 20 4 80 48
Sandeep 20 5 100 50

37. Ria and her husband work on Sitaram’s farm. The Government has declared that
farm workers should be paid at least Rs 71 for one day’s work. But he pays Rs. 50 to
Ria and Rs. 55 to her husband. If Ria works for 49 days, how much money does she get?
If her husband works for 45 days, how much money does he get? Find the total money
they earn together.

Ans. Given,

Ria’s one day wage =Rs. 50

So, Ria’s wage for 49 days = Rs.(50×49) = Rs. 2450

Hence, Ria will get Rs. 2450 for her work.

Husband’s one-day wage = Rs.55

So, His wage for 45 days = Rs. (55×45)= Rs.2475

Hence, Ria’ husband will get Rs.2475.

Total money they earned together = Rs.(2450+2475)= Rs. 4925

38. Look at the given price list and find

Item Price in Rs.

Tomato 10
Potato 14
Gourd 8
Carrot 16

14
 Onion 12

Find

a) How much does 5kg of tomato cost?

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b) How much does 2 kg of potato cost?
1
2
c) Kiran wants 2 kg of onion. How much will it cost?
d) What is the price of 3kg of carrot?
3
2
e) Kiran bought a gourd of weight 4 kg and how it costs?

Ans. (a) 5kg of tomato cost = Rs. 10 ×5 = Rs. 50

1 1
(b) 2 kg of potato costs =Rs. 14 × 2 = Rs. 7

1 1
2
(c) Cost of 2 kg onion = Cost of 2kg onion + cost of 2 kg onion

1
= Rs. 12 ×2 + Rs. 12 × 2

= Rs. 24 + Rs. 6 = Rs. 30

(d) Cost of 3kg carrot = Rs. 16 ×3 = Rs. 48

3 3
2
(e) Cost of 4 kg guard = Cost of 2kg guard + Cost of 4 kg guard

3
= Rs. 8 × 2 + Rs. 8 × 4

= Rs.16 +Rs.6 = Rs. 22

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