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MAUNI INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL, UTRAN

S.A. 2 Worksheet (2025-26)
Name:- _________________________________________________ Date:- __/___/2026
Std:-4th Sub:-Maths Roll No:-_________

Section - A
Q 1. (A) Tick the correct answer.
1) Largest 5 digit number is ___________ .
a) 1111 b) 99999 c) 999
2) ‘C’ in the Roman numeral is equal to ___________ .
a) 500 b) 100 c) 90
3) If we add 1 to any number, we get ___________ of that number.
a) successor b) predecessor c) number itself
4) We cannot divide any number by ___________ .
a) 0 b) number itself c) 1
5) Half an hour = ___________ minutes .
a) 0 b) 60 c) 30
6) ___________ is the shortest distance between two points.
a) Line b) Line segment c) Ray
7) A ___________ extends endlessly in one direction.
a) Ray b) Line c) Line segment
8) ___________ is a polygon made of four line segments.
a) Triangle b) Pentagon c) Quadrilateral
9) A triangle in which all sides are equal is called ___________ triangle.
a) Scalene b) Isosceles c) Equilateral
10) The shape where lines forming a shape do not meet each other are _________ shapes.
a) Open b) Closed c)Polygon
11) ___________ is the longest chord of the circle.
a) Diameter b) Radius c) Circumference
12) ___________ is a line segment that passes through the centre of the circle.
a) Radius b) Diameter c) Chord
13) Length of a diameter is ___________ the length of the radius.
a) Half b) Same c) Twice
14) If the radius of a circle is 5 cm, then it’s diameter is ___________ .
a) 2.5 cm b) 10 cm c) 5 cm
15) If the diameter of a circle is 16 cm, then it’s radius is ___________ .
a) 8 cm b) 32 cm c) 12 cm
16) 4.5 m = ___________ cm.
a) 45 b) 450 c) 4500
17) 1 km = ___________ hm.
a) 10 b) 100 c) 1000
18) 4805 g = ___________ kg.
a) 4.805 b) 48.05 c) 4.085
19) If a square has 3 cm long side, then its perimeter will be ___________ .
a) 9 cm b) 10 cm c) 12 cm
20) If a square has 3 cm long side, then its area will be ___________ .
a) 9 cm2 b) 10 cm2 c) 12 cm2
21) 65 paise + 35 paise = ___________ .
a) ₹10 b) ₹1 c) ₹0.1
 22) ₹1 = ___________ .
a) 50 paise b) 1000 paise c) 100 paise
23) ___________ ₹5 Note make ₹20.
a) Four b) Two c) Five
24) ___________ 50 paise coins make ₹1.
a) Two b) Three c) Four
25) 10,000 paise= ₹ ___________ .
a) 1000 b) 100 c) 10
26) ___________ has a starting point but no ending point.
a) Line b) Line segment c) Ray
27) A straight line can be ___________ .
a) Vertical b) Slanting c) Both
28) The standard unit of measuring length is ___________ .
a) Metre b) Centimetre c) Kilometre
29) The length of sides of a polygon is called ___________ of the polygon.
a) Area b) Perimeter c) Space
30) ___________ is the surface covered by an object
a) Perimeter b) Area c) Space

Q 1. (B) Write the place value of the digit underline.

1) 738291 → ___________________
2) 184573 → ___________________
3) 445454 → ___________________
4) 328904 → ___________________
5) 201486 → ___________________
6) 642310 → ___________________
7) 701786 → ___________________
8) 521320 → ___________________
9) 416408 → ___________________
10) 877245 → ___________________
11) 957482 → ___________________
12) 989496 → ___________________

Q 1. (C) Write the numbers for the following.

1) 9 Ten thousands + 4 Hundreds + 1 Ten + 7 Ones = __________________
2) 3 Ten thousands + 2 Thousands + 9 Tens + 2 Ones = __________________
3) 7 Ten thousands + 5 Thousands + 1 Hundred + 7 Ones = __________________
4) 3 Ten thousands + 2 Thousands + 7 Hundreds + 2 Tens + 3 Ones = __________________
5) 6 Ten thousands + 6 Thousands + 7 Tens + 5 Ones = __________________
6) 6 Lakhs + 4 Thousands + 2 Tens = __________________
7) 1 Lakh + 7 Ten thousands + 7 Thousands + 8 Hundreds + 5 Tens
+ 1 One = __________________
8) 2 Lakhs + 5 Ten thousands + 5 Hundreds + 4 Tens + 9 Ones = __________________
9) 8 Lakhs + 1 Thousand + 9 Hundreds + 3 Tens + 6 Ones = __________________
10) 5 Lakhs + 1 Ten thousand + 3 Thousands + 2 Hundreds + 8 Tens
+ 3 Ones = __________________
11) 5 Ten thousands + 4 Thousands + 3 Hundreds + 2 Tens + 8 Ones = __________________
12) 9 Ten thousands + 6 Thousands + 5 Tens + 1 One = __________________
13) 1 Ten thousands + 9 Hundreds + 5 Ones = __________________
 14) 7 Lakhs + 5 Ten thousands + 2 Thousands + 5 Hundreds + 2 Tens
+ 1 One = __________________
15) 2 Lakhs + 3 Ten thousands + 4 Thousands + 5 Hundreds = __________________

Q 1. (D) Add and Subtract

I. Add
1) 224059 + 75630 2) 143172 + 5826
3) 370195 + 16704 4) 214659 + 775688
5) 707953 + 68741 6) 117439 + 78430
7) 4398 + 54512 8) 2413 + 5978
9) 1900 + 3298 10) 4232 + 5664
11) 34321 + 8732 12) 1204 + 2033

II. Substract
1) 64417 – 5678 2) 340483 – 215796
3) 32014 – 19078 4) 485963 – 482979
5) 189023 – 55478 6) 76432 – 23194
7) 89456 – 78458 8) 945602 – 602145
9) 365489 – 285369 10) 980102 – 98562
11) 843257 – 828659 12) 954786 – 821435

Section - B
Q 2. (A) Multiply and Divide.
I. Multiply
1) 303.55 x 7 2) 724.05 x 12
3) 249.00 x 14 4) 675.30 x 9
5) 597.45 x 13 6) 305 x 7
7) 25.75 x 3 8) 1485 x 12
9) 5630.48 x 15 10) 249.00 x 4

II. Divide
1) 709.45 ÷ 7 2) 6039.11 ÷ 11
3) 137.70 ÷ 15 4) 683.25 ÷ 3
5) 974.40 ÷ 12 6) 155 ÷ 5
7) 4851.30 ÷ 3 8) 1430.55 ÷ 11
9) 3696.48 ÷ 12 10) 20500 ÷ 5

Q 2. (B) Write the first three multiples of the following.

1) 12 2) 15
3) 18 4) 19
5) 11 6) 16
7) 17 8) 20
9) 5 10) 8

Q 2. (C) Find the factors of the following.

1) 12 2) 35
3) 50 4) 85
5) 13 6) 16
7) 20 8) 24
9) 45 10) 63
Q 2. (D) True or False.
1) 984 ÷ 0 = 984 _______________
2) 76 ÷ 1 = 76 _______________
3) 53 ÷ 53 = 0 _______________
4) We always start division from right side _______________
5) 4 is a factor of 64 _______________
6) 5 is a factor of 195 _______________
7) 6 is a factor of 172 _______________
8) 14 is a factor of 112 _______________
9) 17 is a factor of 68 _______________
10) 39 is a factor of 13 _______________
11) The diameter is the longest chord in the circle _______________
12) The lengths of different radius of a circle are different _______________

Section - C
Q 3. (A) Convert mixed fraction into improper fraction.
3 2
1) 2 5 2) 4 9
3 3
3) 5 4 4) 12 4
15 1
5) 9 17 6) 3 4
5 1
7) 5 8 8) 5 7

Q 3. (B) Read the following decimals and write in words.

1) 0.3 2) 1.8
3) 3.5 4) 0.7
5) 4.9 6) 6.25
7) 0.45 8) 1.9
9) 145.58 10) 205.45

Q 3. (C) Draw the line segments of the given lengths.

1) 5 cm 2) 8 cm
3) 6 cm 4) 3 cm
5) 5.5 cm 6) 6.5 cm
7) 4 cm 8) 2.8 cm

Q 3. (D) Complete the following table.

Radius Diameter
1. 7 cm
2. 8.5 cm
3. 6 cm
4. 21 cm
5. 18 cm

Number of sides Polygon

6. 3
7. 4
8. 5
9. 6
 Length of the Breadth of the Perimeter of the
Rectangle Rectangle Rectangle
10. 15 cm 10 cm
11. 35 cm 150 cm
12. 20 cm 100 cm
13. 5m 15 m
14. 130 m 500 m
15. 500 cm 1500 cm
16. 8m 40 m

Length of the Breadth of the Area of the Rectangle

Rectangle Rectangle
17. 15 cm 10 cm
18. 35 cm 700 cm2
19. 20 cm 500 cm2
20. 5m 40 m2

Section - D
Q 4. (A) Find the perimeter of the triangles, rectangles and square.
I. Find the perimeter of triangles with the following sides.
1) 18cm, 18cm, 18cm 2) 16cm, 22cm, 32cm
3) 21cm, 20cm, 22cm 4) 3m , 4 m, 5m

II. Find the perimeter of the following rectangles.

1) Length = 250m, Breadth = 180m 2) Length = 10cm, Breadth = 4cm
3) Length = 18m, Breadth = 23m 4) Length = 173cm, Breadth = 112cm

III. Find the perimeter of square with the following sides.

1) 15m 2) 12cm
3) 5cm 4) 11m
5) 23m

Q 4. (B) Convert the 24-hour clock time into 12-hour clock time.
1) 00:00 hours 2) 16:33 hours
3) 18:26 hours 4) 13:33 hours
5) 23:55 hours 6) 06:00 hours
7) 10:55 hours 8) 23:40 hours

Q 4. (C) Read the graph and answer the following question.

1) In a classroom, the teacher asked the students about their favourite sports. She collected the
data. Represent the numbers in the table in the form of tally marks.
 2) Given here is a pie chart showing the number of students in different houses of a school. Read
the following pie chart and answer these questions.

a. How many parts is the circle divided into?

b. Which house has the maximum number of students?
c. Which house has the least number of students?
d. Which two houses have the same number of students?

3) Jahaan is a florist. He made a pictograph to show the sale of different types of flowers in the
last month. Read the pictograph and answer the following questions.

a. Which flower had maximum sale?

b. Which flower had minimum sale?
c. How many tulips were sold last month?
d. How many more roses were sold than lilies?

4) Rahim made a bar graph on the favourite subject of his classmates.

Read the bar graph and answer these questions.

a) Which subject is liked by most of the students?
b) Which subject is liked by the least students?
c) How many students like Science?
d) Which two subjects are liked by an equal number of students?
e) How many students like Maths more than Science?

Q 4. (D) Word problems.

1) Dheeraj bought 17 kg 390 g of cake for his father’s birthday party. He used 10 kg 695 g of cake
during party. How much cake is left with Dheeraj?
2) Shiva, a milkman, sells 43282 mL of milk in society A, 714423 mL in society B and 31632 mL in
society C, every day. What is the total quantity of milk he sells every day?

3) In a library, there were 24076 Hindi books, 8536 Science books and 7452 books of
Mathematics. How many books were there in all? How many more Hindi books are there than
Science and Mathematics books together?

4) In a certain year, there were 72359 mobile users in a country. Next year, the mobile users
increased to 895341. How many more mobile users were there in the next year?

5) A bakery had 9500 cupcakes. Of these, 8694 cupcakes have been sold. How many cupcakes
are left in the bakery?

6) On Saturday, 43742 people came to see a football match and 27936 people came to see the
match on Sunday. How many more people came to see the match on Saturday?

7) Tarun gave ₹ 13429 to the shopkeeper for buying a new mobile phone of ₹ 9795. The
shopkeeper gave him a discount of ₹ 1278. How much money will Tarun get back from the
shopkeeper?
8) Smita purchased a football for ₹ 560.50, a cricket kit of ₹ 1242.50 and a badminton kit for
₹ 683.75. How much money did Smita pay for these items?
9) Simran had ₹ 10486 in her purse, out of which she spent ₹ 3695 on buying her new dress.
How much money is left with Simran?
10) Rahim’s father gave a ₹ 2000 note to pay their dinner bill at a restaurant. He got some amount
back from the restaurant. Out of the returned amount, he gave ₹ 50 to the waiter and kept ₹ 200
with himself. Find the amount of money spent on dinner only?
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