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Class4 Math Question Paper

This document outlines the annual examination for Class IV Mathematics for the academic year 2025-26. It includes sections on numbers, addition, and subtraction, with various types of questions such as writing numbers in words, performing calculations, and solving word problems. The exam is designed to assess students' understanding of mathematical concepts and operations, with a total of 50 marks and a time allowance of 2½ hours.
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Class4 Math Question Paper

This document outlines the annual examination for Class IV Mathematics for the academic year 2025-26. It includes sections on numbers, addition, and subtraction, with various types of questions such as writing numbers in words, performing calculations, and solving word problems. The exam is designed to assess students' understanding of mathematical concepts and operations, with a total of 50 marks and a time allowance of 2½ hours.
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ANNUAL EXAMINATION 2025–26

CLASS IV | MATHEMATICS
Time Allowed: 2½ Hours Name: ___________________________
Maximum Marks: 50 Roll No.: ___________ Section: ______

General Instructions:
• All questions are compulsory.
• Read each question carefully before answering.
• Marks are indicated against each section.
• Write neatly and show all working/steps clearly.

SECTION A — Numbers (10 Marks)

Q1. Write the following numbers in words:


a) 5,07,842 → _______________________________________________
b) 9,23,516 → _______________________________________________

Q2. Write the numeral for:


a) Seven lakh forty-two thousand three hundred five → ____________
b) Nine lakh six thousand eighty-one → ____________

Q3. Fill in the blanks:


a) Place value of 7 in 4,71,539 = _____________
b) Face value of 9 in 3,69,204 = _____________
c) Expanded form of 8,04,261 = _____________

Q4. Arrange in ascending order:


3,45,620 | 3,54,206 | 3,04,562 | 3,45,062
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Q5. Write the Roman numeral for:


a) 49 → _______
b) 94 → _______
c) Write the Hindu-Arabic numeral for: LXXXVII → _______

SECTION B — Addition (20 Marks)

Q6. Add the following (without carrying): (4 Marks)


(a) 3,21,430 (b) 4,12,345 + 3,21,430 =
+ 2,54,209 ____________

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Q7. Add the following (with carrying): (4 Marks)


(a) 5,78,469 (b) 6,47,895 + 2,93,478 =
+ 3,84,753 ____________
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Q8. State the property used in each: (4 Marks)


a) 3,25,416 + 0 = 3,25,416 Property: ___________________________
b) 4,12,300 + 2,85,600 = 2,85,600 + 4,12,300 Property: ___________________________
c) (1,000 + 500) + 250 = 1,000 + (500 + 250) Property: ___________________________

Q9. Word Problems: (8 Marks)


a. A factory produced 3,45,678 toys in January and 2,84,563 toys in February. How many toys were
produced in all?
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b. In a city, 4,12,506 people live in Zone A and 3,87,494 people live in Zone B. What is the total
population of the city?
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SECTION C — Subtraction (20 Marks)

Q10. Subtract the following (without borrowing): (4 Marks)


(a) 7,89,654 (b) 9,67,845 − 4,32,321 =
− 3,54,321 ____________

Ans:

Q11. Subtract the following (with borrowing): (4 Marks)


(a) 8,05,300 (b) 7,04,201 − 2,85,679 =
− 3,68,475 ____________

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Q12. Check by Addition: (4 Marks)


Subtract and verify your answer using addition:
a) 5,62,400 − 2,83,750 = ________ Verification: _______ + _______ = _______
b) 9,00,000 − 4,56,789 = ________ Verification: _______ + _______ = _______

Q13. Addition & Subtraction Together: (4 Marks)


a) 5,23,400 + 1,36,200 − 2,15,300 = _______________
b) 8,00,000 − 3,45,678 + 2,10,000 = _______________

Q14. Round off to the nearest 1,000: (2 Marks)


a) 4,78,563 → _______________
b) 6,35,240 → _______________

Q15. Word Problems: (6 Marks)


a. A school library had 5,12,430 books. 2,38,750 books were issued to students. How many books
are still in the library?
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b. A farmer harvested 7,84,500 kg of wheat. He sold 4,96,275 kg. How much wheat is left with him?
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c. Town A had a population of 8,05,600. After some families moved away, the population became
6,78,950. How many families moved away? Also check your answer by addition.
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✦ All the Best! ✦ Total Marks: 50 Time: 2½ Hours

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