SAMPLE PAPER-4

C A T –MATHS
CLASS -5

Time: 2 Hours

Max Marks: 80

Q1. Fill in the blanks: (15)

1) The greatest 5 digit number is ____________
2) 492, 070 = ___________________________________thousands and seventy
3) 1 Crore = _______ lakhs
4) 10 thousands = ________ hundreds
5) 1 million = _______ lakhs
6) 1000 less than 67501 is __________
7) The number from which the other number is to be subtracted is called the______.
8) Find the missing number:
=
9) ______ five- rupee coins will make 50.

10) _________ unit of measure is best for measuring the amount of water a bottle
cap can hold .

11) Measure the length of each line segment to the nearest mm. Also give your
answer in cm.

mm cm

(I) _____________________ ______ _____

(II) _________ ______ _____

12) Write each time as 24 hour time.

(a) 2:25 am = ________ (b) 10:40 pm = __________
13) If a 24 hour clock reads 20 00 hours, it is ________ (am /pm) on the 12 hour clock.

14) Study the pattern and find the rule . Using the rule fill in the blanks:

1 + 3 = 4 =2 x 2

1+3+5=9=3x3

1 + 3 + 5 + 7 = _____ = _______

15) Give each of them a half turn.

(a) 2- (b) A -
Q 2. Tick the correct option in each of the following (30)

1) The place of the underlined digit in 8369216 is

(I) 8 million (II) million (III) 8 lakh (IV) lakh

2) The population of a city is 859,438. When rounded off to the nearest hundred, the
population is:
(I) 859,430 (II) 859,000 (III) 859,400 (IV) 859,500
3) How many 3-digit numbers can be made from 4, 9, and 0?
(I) 6 (II) 7 (III) 4 (IV) 5
4) How many years in 2 millennia?
(I) 200 (II) 20 (III) 2000 (IV) 1000
5) which is the same as 30 tens:
(I) 3 ones (II) 30 ones (III) 3 hundreds (IV) 30 hundreds
6) Eight boxes each hold the same number of machine parts. Only one answer below
shows the total number of parts. Which is it?

(I)135 (II) 138 (III) 136 (IV) 133

7) Hindu Arabic Numeral for L X I X is

(I) 69 (II) 59 (III) 49 (IV) 19

8) Roman Number for 91 is

 (I) ICI (II) CXI (III) XCI (IV) CIX

9) Five ties cost 400.00 then the cost of 1 tie is

(I) 100.00 (II) 8.00 (III) 80.00 (IV) 10.00

10) Of every 20 cars seen a parking lot, 8 were white, 6 were red, 2 were blue and 4 were

Other colours.

If 12 were red then no of white, blue, others were

(I) 10,6,4 (II) 16,4,8 (III) 14,8,10

11) What fraction of a day is 6 hours ?

(I) 10 (II) (III) 1 (IV)

12) ÷ = _______

(I) (II) (III) (IV)

13) of

(I) (II) (III) (IV) 4

14) Ruma has 50. A pen costs 7 each. What is the greatest number of pens
Ruma can buy?
(I) 6 (II) 7 (III) 8 (IV) 9

15) 7608P= ______p______

(I) 76, 80 (II) 76, 8 (III) 76,800

16) When I have fever I take 5____of syrup.

(I) litre (II) ml (III) gm (IV) meter
17) Weight of my school bag is 3_______
(I) gm (II) kg (III) mg (IV) km
 18) Standard unit of mass is ______
(I) gm (II) kg (III) mg (IV) hg

19) How many 200ml glasses of water can be poured from a 2 litre jug?
(I) 20 (II) 10 (III) 400 (IV) 100
20) Anil’s weight is 3.59 kg less than that of Anita. If Anil’s weight is 58.58 kg,
then weight of Anita is
(I) 54.99kg (II) 62.17kg (III) 58.58kg
21) A ____________ has two faces.
(I) Cone (II) cube (III) sphere (IV) cylinder
22) The perimeter of a square with side 24cm is ______
(I) 96cm (II) 12cm (III) 96cm (IV) 28cm
23) 2 hours after midnight is _______
(I) 2 PM (II) 14 hours (III) 2am (IV) 0002 hours
24) A_____ has one end point.
(I) Line segment (II) line (III) ray (IV) Plane

25) 45 metres is _____of a kilometer.

(I) 9/200 (II) 45/100 (III) 15/200 (IV) 1/1000

26) 8 hours is ________ of a day.

(I) ¼ (II) 1/8 (III) 1/3 (IV) 2/3

27) 6.5 litre =______ml.

(I) 65000 (II) 6500 (III) 6.500 (IV) 6.5000
28) 2 right angles make a ____ turn.
(I) ¼ (II) ½ (III) 1/3 (IV) 2/3

29) How many minutes will 720 seconds make?

(I) 14 (ii) 12 (iii) 15 (iv) 13

30) Tendulkar was caught behind the wickets at a score 1 less than a
century_____(write in Roman Number)
 (I) IC (II) IXIX (III) XCIX (IV) CXIX

Q 3.State whether the following statements are TRUE or FALSE : (15)

1) of one year = 4 months __________

2) of a century = 20 years ___________
3) A line has 2 end points. _______________
4) A ray does not have a definite length . _____________
5 The perimeter of a regular hexagon with side 7 cm is 56cm___________
6) When we subtract XIV from XXXV, we get XXII.___________
7) The number 1,304,912 in Indian system of numeration is written as one million
three hundred four thousand nine hundred twelve.____________
8) The smallest 5 digit number using the digits 1, 2, and 0 with 7 at ones place is
10027._____
9) When we multiply the largest 4 digit number by the smallest 3 digit number the
product is 9999000._____________
10) One - third of 300 is 30._______
11) Anita had 49.50 after spending 15.00. Anita had 34.50 in the
beginning._______
12) A cylinder has 2 flat surfaces and 1 curved surface._______
13) There are 20 one fifths in 100.________
14) There are 6 line segments in the following figure. ________
E

G F D C

A B

15) The total perimeter of the figure given below is 12 cm.__________

1cm

1 cm
Q 4. Match the following: (10)

1. (a) right angle

2. (b) open curve

3. (c) cuboid

4. (d) standard unit

5. Kilogram (e) pyramid

6. Gram (f) ray
7. 900 (g) line

8. (h) base unit

9. (i) cube
 10. It has 6 square faces (j) Intersecting lines

Q 5. Solve the following: (10)

1) Complete the magic square ( using the digits 1-9 only without repeating the
digits).

3 5
6
7
2) Build a number that has:
2 ones, 4 crores, 0 tens, 9 hundred, 8 thousand, 14 lakhs.
3) A factory manufactures 8255827 boxes of pencils and 6476895 boxes of coloured
pencils every year. What is the total number of goods manufactured annually?

4) On Monday it started raining at 1:30 pm. It stopped raining 2 hours 30 minutes

later. What time did it stop raining?

5) Find the value of each letter in these squares. Only numbers 1,2,3,4 and 5 are
used. The sum of each row and column is given.
8 11 10
E A D 10
C E B 5 10
A B D 9

A= ;B= ;C= ; D=

6) 9 children join hands to form a chain. How many hands are held? Write the
answer in Roman Numbers.

7) On a farm, there is one cow for every 5 sheep.

(i) How many sheep will be there, if there are 20 cows?
(ii) How many cows will be there, if there are 50 sheep?

8) A number divided by 573 gives 391 as quotient and 305 as remainder. Find the
number.
9) Shade the fractions indicated:-

(I) (II)

¾ of 4

1/5 of 20

10) The pictograph below shows how many pieces of each fruit Ali counted.

FRUIT NUMBER OF PIECES

PINEAPPLE

STRAWBERRY

ORANGE

= 4 PIECES

(a) How many more strawberry pieces were there than orange pieces?

(b) How many pineapple pieces did Ali count?