Gurugram

2025-26

Name: Grade: V ___

Subject: Mathematics Winter Assignment Date:

Learning Targets
I can comprehend and solve multistep, multi-operation word problems based on different concepts.
Culture and Craftsmanship Targets
I can consistently do my work neatly and clearly with statements and legible handwriting.
I can recheck my work so there are no errors and thus demonstrate high accuracy in the solutions.

1. Shivam has started a seasonal business of making quilts. To prepare 1 single-bed quilt, they need
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5 2 meter of cloth and 3 kilograms of cotton to fill inside the fabric.
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They decided to buy cloth at Rs. 80 per meter and cotton at Rs. 200 per kilogram. If they also spend
around Rs. 250 per quilt on miscellaneous things to prepare the quilt, how much will it cost them to
prepare one quilt?

They got 15 rolls of this cloth, each containing 35 meters of fabric, and 300
kilograms of cotton.
Do you think they can prepare 100 single-bed quilts using this entire material? If
not, how much more material will they require?
2. In Rampur (Uttarakhand), tomato farming is done on a large scale. Due to varying weather conditions, the
produce changes throughout the season.

In one round, a farmer gets around 18 carts with 250 kilograms of tomatoes in each cart to sell. If he gets
4500 kg of tomatoes in the second round, can you tell if the production has decreased or increased and by
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what quantity? If the farmer sold the tomatoes at Rs. 8 2 per kilogram, then find
the money the farmer earned in both rounds.

3. Sanjana was looking at her salary from last year. According to the calculations, her salary comes to around
Rs. 1465 per working day. She worked around 245 working days last year. She gets Rs. 80 extra per hour if
she has to stay after 5.30 pm in the office. Last year, she stayed an extra for about 36 hours in total. How
much did she earn last year?
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4. Yash spent 8 of Rs. 880, and Rhea spent 5 of Rs. 550. Who spent more money and by how much?

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5. There are some red and blue marbles in a bag. 5 of the marbles in this bag are red.
If we add 6 more red marbles to this bag, the new number of red marbles becomes 10. Find out the total
number of marbles in the bag.

6. Ratan sells diyas and candles for the Diwali festival. One day before beginning the sale, his mother gave
him some money for change. That day, he sold 158 packets of candles, each at Rs. 39. He also sold 129
dozen diyas at Rs. 62 for a dozen diyas. By the end of the day, he had Rs. 15260 in his cash box. Can you
calculate how much money his mother gave him as change before the sale?
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7. Divij brought 50 chocolates to the school on his birthday. He distributed 5 of the chocolates to the
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teachers and some chocolates amongst his classmates. He was left with 10 of the total chocolates while
going home. Can you tell how many chocolates he distributed to his classmates?
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While going home, he ate of the remaining chocolates. How many chocolates were left with him in the
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end?

8. Divisha bought a bouquet for her friend on her birthday. The bouquet had 32 flowers of three different
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kinds arranged in a beautiful pattern. In this bouquet 8 of the total flowers were lily flowers and were
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roses, and the rest were orchids. Find out the fraction of orchid flowers in the bouquet.
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Mrinal bought a bouquet with 30 flowers. In this 5 of the flowers were chrysanthemums, 10 were
delphiniums, and the rest were marigolds. Find out the fraction of marigold flowers in the bouquet.
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9. Raman has a roll of wire. After using 5 m of the wire, he is left with 4 of the total length of the wire. How
much wire did Raman have in the beginning?

10. A. Compare the fractions given and write the reasons:

5 9
a) ________18
11

13 3
b) _________4
26

25 9
c) __________
25 17

9 10
d) _________ 9
10

31 35
e) _________60
60

17 17
f) _________27
25

B. 70 students participated in the Art event. Some were part of painting, and some did clay moulding. All the
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students who did clay moulding received the same amount of clay. If each student received 56 of the total

clay, how many students participated in painting?

11. Find the fraction using the clues given below:
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I am more than 6 and less than 2.

I have an equivalent fraction in another box.

4 3 2 1
16 4 8 6

1 3 1 2
3 8 4 3

12. Find out

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a) of 60 oranges = _______ _______
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b) of 2 2 km = ____ _________
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c) of 1 kg 50 g of Rice = ____ _________
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d) of 3 cm 6 mm of lace = ___________
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13. Write in mixed fractions:

45 56 78 34
= = = =
8 9 7 5

14. Write in improper fractions:

2 5 3 1
8 = 3 = 7 = 6 =
7 6 4 9
15. Observe the given figure and write the correct fraction that represents the shaded region:

16. Do as per the given instruction:

a. Write 4 fractions equivalent to:

1
=
2

b. Fill in the blank:

1 36 64
= = = =
2 24 48
 17. Solve using the shortcut division method:

27920÷4 = 18156÷6 = 40016÷8 =

1428÷7= 45360 ÷ 9= 50995 ÷ 5=

18. Mahima and her crew members sold different items during the sabzi mandi. Find the total amount that
they collected from the sale.

Vegetables/fruits Price in Rupees per kg Quantity sold Total amount

Capsicum 90 4 𝑘𝑔500 gm

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Plum 120 34 𝑘𝑔

Tomatoes 80 5𝑘𝑔750 gm

Carrot 70 10kg 300gm

Total amount collected _______________.

19. Measure each of the marked angles in the given figure and answer the following questions:

a) Angle 5 is a __________angle.

b) Angle 7 and 6 are ________ angles.

c) Angle ________ is an obtuse angle.

d) Angle 1 and 3 are _________angle.

20. Find the error and write the correct fractions.

𝟏 𝟏𝟓 𝟖 𝟕 𝟑𝟎 𝟗
= = = = =
𝟐 𝟑𝟎 𝟒𝟎 𝟑𝟔 𝟔𝟎 𝟖𝟏
21. Find out the biggest angle from the following marked angles without measuring them.

A C D
B

22. Estimate and solve the following. Recheck your answers.

a) 4 0 0 1 0 1 2 – 2 8 1 7 8 8 b) 4 3 7 2 9 + 2 9 9 2 7 5

c) 3 4 8 9 x 5 7 6 d) 3 0 5 x 9 6 0
23. Use patterns and answer the following:

a) 8400 ÷ 200= f) 24 x 500 =

b) 7800 ÷ 10= g) 89999 + 10=

c) 4300 ÷ 43= h) 40900 – 1000 =

d) 78 ÷ 78= i) 53 x 4 =

e) 25000 - 250 = j) 72100 – 300=

24. Convert the following:

a) 5 mm = _________ cm

b) 4 cm 5 mm = _________ mm

c) 2 g 30 mg = __________mg

d) 15 g 44 mg = _________ mg

e) 5 kg 7 gm = ___________gm

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25. A mango tree in front of a multistoried building is of the height of the building. If the height from
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the top of the tree to the top of the building is 16 m, what are the tree's height and the building's
height?
26. In a chemistry lab, a mixture was made using the following chemicals:

A) Chemical A = 17 g 40 mg
B) Chemical B = 87 mg
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C) Chemical C = 3 g
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What was the exact weight of the mixture?

27. Sarah was making decorative candles for a craft fair. She had different colored wax blocks that she
𝟓 𝟏𝟗
wanted to use to create unique, multicolored candles. She used 𝟏𝟐 of the red wax block, 𝟏𝟖 of the blue
𝟏𝟏 𝟏𝟏
wax block, 𝟏𝟒 of the grey wax block and 𝟐𝟎 of the pink wax block. Which colored wax block was used the
most, and which was used the least?
28. Write the name of each polygon given below:
29. Let’s answer these questions:

1. I am an angle which is equivalent to 2 right angles. What angle am I?

2. I am an angle that is 270 degrees. What type of angle am I?

3. How many right angles are there in a complete circle?

4. I am a polygon having 10 sides and 10 angles. My name is _______.

30. Find the missing number:

31. Identify the number to be written in the empty place:

32. Write the estimate and measure of all the marked angles in the given figure:

Out of the marked angles, the biggest angle is: ______________________

33. Estimate and measure the following angles using a degree protractor: