Summer Work Class 5 Math
Summer Work Class 5 Math
Questions
1. Match column A with Column B.
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3. Sadia bought a plot for Rs 659 814 and another plot for Rs 799 999. Find the total
amount she spent.
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4. Amaan has an annual income of Rs. 456 750. He spends Rs. 125 295 on the construction
of a Masjid. How much amount is he left with?
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5. A toy factory manufactures 28 550 toys in 25 days. How many toys will it manufacture
in a day?
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6. A laptop costs Rs 89 710. If Hammad buys 10 such laptops, How much amount will he
need?
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7. Solve 12 356 × 122
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8. Solve 25 111 ÷ 69
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9. The price of shop is Rs. 456 721 and the price of a flat is Rs. 987 676. Find the total price
of the shop and the flat.
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10. Solve 108 761 − 70 021
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Definitions
1. Define HCF.
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2. Define LCM.
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Questions
1. Find HCF by using prime factorization method: 42, 54, 64
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2. Find HCF by division method: 56, 84, 88
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3. Find the greatest number that divides 16, 24 and 48 completely.
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5. Find the smallest number that can completely be divided by 42, 38 and 16 without
leaving any remainder.
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6. Find the least smallest number that can completely be divided by 32 and 55 without
leaving any remainder.
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7. Find HCF by using prime factorization method: 20, 40, 82
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8. Find HCF of 15 and 18
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Unit 3: Fractions
Questions
1. Solve 4 +
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2. Solve −
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4. Solve: 5 ×8 ×9
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5. Hina ate part of a cake. If there were 8 pieces of cake, how many pieces did Hina eat?
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7. Umair exercises for 2 hours daily. How many hours will he exercise in 30 days?
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8. Find 2 of 36
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9. Solve: 2 ×
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10. Solve: 1 × 25
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Unit 4: Decimals and Percentage
Questions
2. Write the decimals in ascending and descending order: 4.32, 4.68, 0.31, 4.23, 4.31
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3. Rohan spent Rs 65.33 on Monday and Rs 97.29 on Tuesday. How much amount did he
spend in two days?
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4. A tailor had 15.25 meter cloth. He used 11.55 meter cloth in stitching two dresses. How
much cloth was left with him?
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5. Solve: 3.05 × 80
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7. A train covers 96.5 kilometers in an hour. How much distance will be covered by the
train in 25 hours?
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8. Solve: 16.1 ÷ 4.6
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9. In 5 bags, 3.75 kg of flour is to be packed. How much flour will be in each bags?
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10. Convert decimal into percentage: 0.23
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2. Convert 485 𝑚𝑚 into 𝑐𝑚 and 𝑚𝑚.
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10. A train takes 5 hours 56 minutes to travel from Multan to Lahore and 6 hours 22
minutes to travel from Lahore to Rawalpindi. How much time does it takes to travel from
multan to Rawalpindi.
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Questions
1. The price of 1 geometry box is Rs 76. Find out the price of 26 such geometry boxes.
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2. The cost of 35 registers is Rs 5 075. Find out the cost of 1 register.
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5. There are 4 900 markers in 50 boxes. How many markers will be there in 75 such
boxes?
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6. If the fare for 34 km is Rs 1 190, what will be the fare for 48 km?
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7. The price of a storybook is Rs 440. Find out the price of 15 such storybooks.
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