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Final Revision Worksheet: Section A: Objective Type (Multiple Choice)

The document is a final revision worksheet for Grade 6 Mathematics at Ryan International School, covering topics such as Data Handling, Angles & Elementary Shapes, and Mensuration. It includes multiple choice questions, short answer problems, assertion and reasoning tasks, and long answer questions related to practical applications of the concepts. The worksheet aims to assess students' understanding and application of mathematical principles.

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Final Revision Worksheet: Section A: Objective Type (Multiple Choice)

The document is a final revision worksheet for Grade 6 Mathematics at Ryan International School, covering topics such as Data Handling, Angles & Elementary Shapes, and Mensuration. It includes multiple choice questions, short answer problems, assertion and reasoning tasks, and long answer questions related to practical applications of the concepts. The worksheet aims to assess students' understanding and application of mathematical principles.

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Final Revision Worksheet

​School: Ryan International School, Noida Extension

Subject: Mathematics | Grade: 6

Topics: Data Handling, Angles & Elementary Shapes, Mensuration

​Section A: Objective Type (Multiple Choice)

1.​ I​f one represents 5 students, how many symbols are needed to represent 35
students?
○​ ​a) 5
○​ ​b) 7
○​ ​c) 6
○​ ​d) 10
2.​ ​An angle whose measure is greater than 90° but less than 180° is called:
○​ ​a) Acute Angle
○​ ​b) Right Angle
○​ ​c) Obtuse Angle
○​ ​d) Reflex Angle
3.​ ​The distance covered along the boundary of a closed figure is called its:
○​ ​a) Area
○​ ​b) Volume
○​ ​c) Perimeter
○​ ​d) Region
4.​ ​How many right angles do you make if you start facing South and turn clockwise
to face East?
○​ ​a) 1
○​ ​b) 2
○​ ​c) 3
○​ ​d) 4

​Section B: Simplify & Short Answer

5.​ S​ implify the Shape: A triangle has sides of 12 cm, 13 cm, and 15 cm. Calculate its
perimeter.
6.​ ​Classification: Classify the following angles based on their measure:
○​ ​75°: __________
○​ ​210°: __________
7.​ ​Data Interpretation: In a pictograph, a symbol of a "Book" represents 10 books. If there
are 4 and a half symbols for Science, how many Science books are there?
8.​ ​Calculation: Find the area of a square plot whose side is 14 m.
​Section C: Assertion & Reasoning

​ irections: Choose (A) if both Assertion and Reason are true and Reason is the correct
D
explanation. Choose (B) if both are true but Reason is not the correct explanation. Choose (C) if
Assertion is true but Reason is false.

9.​ A​ ssertion (A): A regular hexagon has a perimeter of 30 cm if its side is 5 cm. Reason
(R): Perimeter of a regular hexagon = 6 \times \text{side}.
10.​​Assertion (A): A reflex angle is always smaller than a straight angle. Reason (R): A
straight angle measures exactly 180°.

​Section D: Solve (Long Answer)

11.​​Mensuration: A rectangular park is 45 m long and 30 m wide. A fencer wants to put a


wire around it.
○​ ​Find the total length of the wire required.
○​ ​If the cost of fencing is ₹20 per meter, find the total cost.
12.​​Data Handling: The following are the number of electric bulbs purchased for a lodging
house during the first four months of a year:
○​ ​January: 20
○​ ​February: 25
○​ ​March: 30
○​ ​April: 10
○​ ​Task: Represent the above data using a Bar Graph. (Choose a scale of 1 unit =
5 bulbs).
13.​​Elementary Shapes: *Construct a square with side 3.5cm.
14.​​Logical Reasoning: A room is 8 m long and 6 m wide. Its floor is to be covered with
square tiles of side 2 m. How many tiles are required to cover the floor?

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