CBSE BOARD

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. Write the number in words:

a) 575343 b) 657510

Ans.(a)

Lakhs Ten Thousands Hundred Tens Ones

Thousands
5 7 5 3 4 3
Five lakhs seventy-five thousands three hundred and forty-three.

(b).

Lakhs Ten Thousands Hundred Tens Ones

Thousands
6 5 7 5 1 0
Six lakhs fifty-seven thousands five hundred and ten.

2. Multiply 786 by 84.

Ans. 786 × 84

= 66024

3. Write the place value of every digit in given decimals 6078.421.

Ans. The digits after decimal are 421, so

The place of value of 4 = 4/10

The place value of 2 = 2/100

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The place value of 1= 1/1000

4. The difference between the smallest 8-digit number and the greatest 6- digit number
is .

Ans. The smallest 8-digit number = 10000000

The greatest 6- digit number = 999999

Their difference = 10000000-999999 = 9000001

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

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

6. Find the unknown angle:

Ans. The given angle ABC = 90 0

And the angle DBC = 30 0

Therefore, the angle ABD = 90  30  60

7. Simplify: 9874523  3354465  2745341

Ans. 9874523  3354465  2745341

= 12619864 - 3354465

= 9265399

8. Side of square is 6cm, then area of the square will be .

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Ans. . Area of square = side ×side

= 6 × 6 = 36 cm 2

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9. Solve: 5
7

Ans.

4
5
7
4 1
 
7 5
4

35

10. If one jeep has four wheels then 320 jeeps will have how many wheels?

Ans. One jeep has 4 wheels

Then 320 jeeps have (4×320) wheels= 1280 wheels.

SECTION B

(2 Marks Questions)

11. The sum of two numbers is 45,325,144. If one number is 22, 34,324 find the other
number.

Ans. One number = 22, 34,324 and let the other number be x

Sum of two numbers= 45,325,144

22, 34,324  x  45,325,144

x  4, 53, 25,144  22, 34,324
x  4, 30, 90,820

12. A box contains 125 pencils. How many pencils are there in 300 such boxes?

Ans. One box contains 125 pencils

So, 300 boxes will have (300 ×125) pencils = 37500 pencils

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13. Write as decimal fraction 3000+500+70+6+3/10+4/100+3/1000.

3 4 3
Ans. 3000+500+70+6+ + 
10 100 1000

= 3576.343

14. Divide 645320 by 125 and find quotient and reminder.

Ans. 645320 ÷125

5162
125 645320
625
203
125
782
750
320
250
70

Quotient = 5162 and Remainder = 70

15. The product of two numbers is 189024 and their L.C.M is 132. Find their H.C.F.

Ans. Given, L.C.M = 132

Product of two numbers = 189024

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

 189024 = H.C.F × 132

189024
 H.C.F =
132

H.C.F = 1432

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16. If 6 kg of milk has 3.354kg of fat, how much fat is there in 22kg of milk?

Ans. . Fat in 6kg of milk = 3.354kg

3.354
So, Fat in 1kg of milk = kg
6

3.354
Fat in 22 kg of milk =  22  12.298kg
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17. Area of a rectangle park is 3600 sq. metre. Its breadth is 60m. Find its length and
perimeter.

Ans. We know,

Area of rectangle = Length × Breadth

 3600 = Length × 60

3600
Length =  60cm
60

Perimeter of rectangle = 2(Length + Breadth)

= 2(60 +60) = 240 cm

18. Wages of seven laborer are Rs. 80, Rs. 85, Rs. 75, Rs. 105, Rs. 100, Rs. 125and Rs. 80
find the average wage of the labourers.

Sum of wages earned by labourers

Ans. Average wage of workers =
Total number of labourers

80  85  75  105  100  125  80

=
7
650
=  92.86
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19. A company earned Rs 2345675 in 2008. Next year the earnings of the company
increased by Rs128435. How much did the company earn in the year 2009?

Ans. . Earning of company in 2008 = Rs. 2345675

Earning increased in 2009 by Rs. 128435
Therefore, Earning of company in 2009 = Rs. (2345675+128435)
= Rs. 2474110

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20. Find the perimeter of the figure given below:

Ans.

The perimeter of a figure is the sum of all of its sides.

So, the perimeter of the given figure is = AB  BC  CD  AD

AB  BC  CD  AD
 3 6 4 4
 17cm

SECTION C

(3 Marks Questions)

21. Find the HCF of 2342675 and 275.

Ans.

Factors of 2342675  5  5  831129

Factors of 275  5 511
Common factors are 5 and 5
Hence, H.C.F = 5×5 =25

22. Is 43564254 divisible by 6?

Ans. According to the rule of divisibility,

The prime factors of 6 are 2 and 3. So for a number to be divisible by 6, it must also be
divisible by 2 and 3.
Here, The last digit of given number is even, so it is divisible by 2. Now after adding all the
digits of the number, we get 33, which is divisible by 3.

Since the number is divisible by 2 & 3 so it is also divisible by 6.

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23. Vishal bought a cooler for Rs 4500 and paid Rs 65 for its transportation. He sold the
cooler at a profit of Rs 150. For how much did he sell it?

Ans.

Cost price of cooler = Rs. 4500

Transportation cost for cooler = Rs.65
So, the total cost price of cooler = Rs. (4500 +65) = Rs. 4565

Profit on sale of cooler = Rs. 150

We know that,
Profit = Selling price – Cost price
 150 = Selling price – 4565
 Selling price =Rs.( 4565 +150)
Selling price = Rs. 4715
Hence, Vishal sold the cooler for Rs. 4715.

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24. Simplify: 4  2  3  4 
5 3 5 2 5

Ans.
2 1 3 1 3
 4  2 3  4 
5 3 5 2 5
22 7 18 9 5
    
5 3 5 2 3
22 42 15
  
5 5 2
44  84  75

10
115 23
 
10 2

25. Find the sums of the place values of 2’s in 23,35,234.

Ans.

Sum of Place value of 2’s = 3× 1000000 + 3 × 100

= 2000000 + 200
= 2000200

26. Find the area of the given figure:

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Ans.

Area of rectangle ABFG = 3  2  6cm 2

Area of rectangle BCDE = 3  5  15cm 2

So, total area = 6  15  21cm 2

Hence, the area of the given figure is 21cm 2

27. Find out from friends the subjects they like and dislike. Write in a table and answer
the following questions:
a) How many children like Hindi?
b) Is there any subject not like by anyone? If yes, which one?
c) Which subject is liked by most of them?

Ans. The required table is as under:

Different Number of Number of children

Subjects children liking it disliking it

Science 20 14
Mathematics 30 4

Social studies 15 19
English 23 11

Hindi 22 12

(a)Ans. 22 children like Hindi.

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

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

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

Fruits they like Number of students

Orange 40

Banana 60

Apple 20

Total number of 120

students
Find out from the students:
1 1
a) Students who like banana are or of the total students?
6 2
b) How much part of total number of students like orange?
c) How many students do not like apple?

60 1
(a) Students who like banana are  of the total students.
120 2

40 1
(b)  part of total students like orange.
120 3

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

like orange

= 40 +60 = 100

29. Find the height of the cuboid, whose length is 8cm, width is 7cm and volume is
336cm2.

Ans.
Given,

Length = 8cm, Width = 7cm and Volume = 336cm2

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We know,

Volume of cuboid = Length × Breadth ×Height

336  8  7  h
336  56  h
336
h
56
h  6cm

30. A square carom board has an area of 2500 square cm, find its perimeter.

Ans. Given, Area = 2500 cm 2

We know, Area of square = side × side

2500  side2
 side  2500  50cm

Perimeter of square = 4×sides

= 4×50= 200cm

SECTION D

(5 Marks Questions)

31. Shifa and Saba were playing a guessing game by writing clues about a secret
number. Each of them tried to write clues about a secret number. Both of them tried to
guess the other’s secret number from the clues.
Can you guess their secret numbers?

(a) It is larger than half of 140.

Ans. It is larger than half of 140 means >70

(b) It is more than 6 tens and less than 8 tens.

Ans. It is more than 6 tens and less than 8 tens which means it is between 60 and 80

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

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 Ans. The tens digit is five more than the one’s digit , 7-2 =5

(d) Together the digits have a sum of 9.

Ans. Together the digits have a sum of 16, so the number is72

32. Arati works in bank. She sits at cash counter. When there are too many coins, she
does not count them. She weighs them. Now find how many coins are there in a sack of
5 rupee coins 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) 63kg

Ans. Since1kg = 1000 g. So, 64kg = 63000 g

63000
If one coin weighs 9g, then the sack weighing 180000g has  7000 coins in it.
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c) 450kg and 900g

Ans. Since1kg = 1000 g. So, 450kg = 450000 g,

If one coin weighs 9g, then the sack weighing (450000 +200)g i.e. 450900 g has
450900
 50100 coins in it.
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d) 900g
900
Ans. . If one coin weighs 9g, then the sack weighing 900g has  100 coins in it.
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33. Subhas has Rs.2100. He spends two- third of the money on Rice and another one-
third on Fish. [ Rice = Rs. 2800perkg And Fish = Rs.350 perkg]
(a) How many kilograms of Rice did he buy?
(b) How many kilograms of fish did he buy?

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Ans. . We have, two-third of Rs.2100 = Rs. (2100/3)×2 = Rs.1400

One-third of Rs.2100 = Rs. (2100/3) = Rs. 700

(a) Money spent on rice = Rs. 1400

Price of per kg rice = Rs. 2800

So, for Rs.1400, he bought half kg rice.

(b) Money spent on fish = Rs.700

Price of per kg fish = Rs. 350

So, for Rs.700, he bought 2 kg fish.

34. Ritik plans to tile his kitchen floor white square tiles. Each side of the tile is 4cm. His
kitchen is 420cm in length and 180cm in breadth. How many tiles is required?

Ans. . We know that,

Area of rectangle = Length × Breath
Area of floor of kitchen = Length × Breath
= 420 ×180 = 75600 cm 2
Also we know, Area of square = Side ×Side
So, Area of one tile = 4×4 = 16 cm 2

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

75600
=  4725
16
Hence, Ritik needs 4725 tiles.

35. If Sima’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 month?

(a) Number of times Sima’s heart beats in 1 minute = 72

Number of times Sima’s heart beats in 1 hour i.e. 60 minutes = (72×60) = 4320 times
So, the number of times Sima’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.

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 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
My heart beats (705600×4) = 2822400 times in one month

36. Rahul and his wife work on Mohan’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. 60 to Rahul
and Rs. 55 to his wife. If Rahul works for 55 days, how much money does she get? If his
wife works for 40 days, how much money does he get? Find the total money they earn
together.

Ans. Given,

Rahul’s one day wage =Rs. 60

So, Rahul’s wage for 55 days = Rs.(60×55) = Rs. 3300

Hence, Rahul will get Rs. 3300 for his work.

Wife’s one-day wage = Rs. 55

So, Her wage for 40 days = Rs. (55×40)= Rs.2200

Hence, Rahul’s wife will get Rs.2200.

Total money they earned together = Rs.(2200+3300)= Rs. 5500

37. Look at the given price list and find

Item Price per kg

in Rs.
Orange 10
Potato 14
Cabbage 8
Carrot 16
Apple 12

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 (a) How much does 6kg of orange cost?
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(b) How much does 2 kg of potato cost?
2
(c) Sapna wants 4 kg of apple. How much will it cost?
1
(d) How much does 3 kg of cabbage cost?
2
1
(e) What is the price of 4 kg of carrot?
2
3
(f) Sapna bought a cabbage of weight 1 kg and how it costs?
4

(a) 6kg of orange cost = Rs. 10 ×6 = Rs. 60

1 1
2
(b) 2 kg of potato costs = Cost of 2kg potato + Cost of 2 kg potato

1
= Rs. 2 ×14 + Rs. 14 × 2

= Rs.28 + Rs. 7

= Rs. 35

(c) Cost of 4kg apple = Cost of 4 kg apple

= Rs. 12 ×4

= Rs. 48

1 1
3 kg
(d) 2 of cabbage costs = Cost of 3kg cabbage + Cost of 2 kg cabbage

1
= Rs. 8 × 3 + Rs. 8 × 2

= Rs. 24 + Rs. 4 = Rs.28

1 1
4
(e) Cost of 2 kg carrot = Cost of 4kg carrot + cost of 2 kg carrot

1
= Rs. 16 ×4 + Rs. 16 × 2

= Rs. 64 + Rs. 8 = Rs.72

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1
(f) Cost of 4 kg cabbage = Cost of 1kg cabbage + Cost of 4 kg cabbage

3
= Rs. 8 × 1 + Rs. 8 × 4

= Rs.8 +Rs.6 = Rs. 14

38. Siya tried many different ways to make a boundary for 1200 square metres of land.

(a) He made rectangles P, Q, R of different sizes. Find out the length of the boundary
of each rectangle. How much copper wire will he get for these rectangles?

(b) Is it possible to make a rectangle with a still longer boundary?

Ans. (a)

Boundary of rectangle = 2(length + breadth)

Boundary for P = 2(40 +30) = 140 m

Copper wire for P = 140 metres

Boundary for Q = 2(60+20) =160 m

Copper wire for Q = 160 metres

Boundary for R = 2(1200+1)= 2402 m

Copper wire for R = 2402 metres

So, he will get 2402 metres of copper wires.

Ans.(b) Yes, a rectangle with still boundary can be made.

Boundary of a rectangle 1 cm i.e 0.1m wide and 10000 metre long

= 2(12000+ 0.1) = 24000.2 m

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