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This document is a Class 4 mathematics examination paper with a total of 100 marks, divided into five sections: Number System, Prime Numbers, Roman Numbers, Indian & International Number System, and Word Problems. Each section contains various questions that assess students' understanding of numerical concepts, calculations, and conversions between number systems. The exam is designed to test students' skills in arithmetic operations, number representation, and problem-solving.

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Class 4 - 1

This document is a Class 4 mathematics examination paper with a total of 100 marks, divided into five sections: Number System, Prime Numbers, Roman Numbers, Indian & International Number System, and Word Problems. Each section contains various questions that assess students' understanding of numerical concepts, calculations, and conversions between number systems. The exam is designed to test students' skills in arithmetic operations, number representation, and problem-solving.

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CLASS :4 TIME: 1.5 HOURS T M.

:100

Section A: Number System (25 marks)


1. Write the place value and face value of 7 in the number 47,382. (2)

2. Arrange in ascending order: 48,372, 47,289, 49,125, 46,890. (3)

3. Write the expanded form of 56,704. (2)

4. Write the predecessor and successor of 89,999. (2)

5. Form the smallest and largest 5-digit numbers using 3, 7, 0, 9, 5 without repeating digits. (3)

6. Write the number name for 78,405 in both the Indian and International number systems. (4)

7. Solve: 48,237 + 36,524 - 12,785. (4)

8. Write the short form of 90,000 + 3,000 + 200 + 60 + 8. (2)

9. Round 65,478 to the nearest thousand and ten thousand. (3)

Section B: Prime Numbers (15 marks)


10. Write all prime numbers between 10 and 30. (3)

11. Find the prime factors of 48 using factor tree or division method. (3)

12. Write the first five prime numbers and their sum. (3)

13. Which is the smallest prime number? (2)

14. Circle the prime numbers: 18, 23, 45, 37, 91, 13. (2)

15. Find the LCM of 6 and 9. (2)

Section C: Roman Numbers (15 marks)


16. Write in Roman numerals:
a) 49
b) 87
c) 100 (3)

17. Convert to Hindu-Arabic numbers:


a) XLVI
b) XCIX
c) LXXV (3)

18. Write the next two numbers in the pattern: X, XX, XXX, ____ , ____. (2)

19. True or False:


a) IC is a correct Roman numeral for 99.
b) L represents 100. (2)
20. Add using Roman numerals: XXV + XIII. (3)

21. Subtract using Roman numerals: L - XVIII. (2)

Section D: Indian & International Number System (20 marks)


22. Write 93,205 in words in the Indian system. (2)

23. Write 56,712 in words in the International system. (2)

24. Convert 4 lakh 78 thousand 219 into numerals. (3)

25. Convert Five hundred seventy-two thousand, six hundred three into numerals. (3)

26. Compare using >, <, or =:


a) 56,789 ____ 56,798
b) 90,005 ____ 89,999 (2)

27. Write 79,041 in expanded form in both Indian and International systems. (4)

28. How many thousands make a lakh? (2)

Section E: Word Problems (25 marks)


29. A shopkeeper has 25,738 apples. He sells 13,269 apples. How many apples are left? (3)

30. A school has 4,235 students. Another school has 3,987 students. How many students are there in total? (3)

31. A factory produced 8,056 pens in January, 7,438 pens in February, and 6,725 pens in March. Find the total
number of pens produced. (4)

32. A farmer has 9,500 kg of wheat. He sells 4,275 kg and later buys 3,250 kg more. How much wheat does he have
now? (4)

33. A bookshop sold 5,462 books in January and 6,238 books in February. How many more books were sold in
February than in January? (3)

34. The population of a village is 79,263. If 45,175 are men, and 33,689 are women, how many are children? (4)

35. A train traveled 1,275 km in 3 days. If it traveled the same distance each day, how much distance did it travel in
one day? (4)

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