The Epic School
Type Series Subject Grade
Summer Pack PCTB Mathematics Three
Unit 1: Whole Numbers
Questions
1. Write the Arabic numerals of these Roman numerals.
a) IV b) XI c) VIII
d) XIX e) X f) V
2. Write the Roman numerals in sequence from I to XX.
3. Write all the even and odd numbers between 31 to 50.
Even numbers Odd numbers
4. Colour the squares having odd numbers red and even numbers blue.
23 44 15 20 19 28 33 39
41 32 23 6 14 1 5 14
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5. Write the number names for these numbers.
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b) 94,807 ______________________________________________________________________________________
c) 57,689 ______________________________________________________________________________________
6. Write the value of the underlined digits.
a) 34,567 ______________________
b) 78,678 ______________________
c) 89,076 ______________________
7. Write the missing numbers on the number line
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1 3 5 6 8
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43 44 46 48 49 53 54 56
8. Represent the following numbers on a number line.
a) 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33
b) 15, 25, 35, 45, 55, 65, 75, 85, 95
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9. Write these numbers in ascending and descending order.
a) 520, 528, 543, 531
Ascending Order: _________________________________________________________________________
Descending order: _________________________________________________________________________
b) 908, 786, 342, 998
Ascending Order: _________________________________________________________________________
Descending order: _________________________________________________________________________
10. Write <, > or = in the given boxes
567 970
123 132
607 607
225 252
Unit 2: Number Operation
Questions
1. Solve these
a) Th H T O b) Th H T O c) Th H T O
5 6 1 3 5 8 6 5 3 5 2 7
+ 2 0 6 5 + 2 3 4 5 + 4 4 8 4
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2. Add mentally.
a) 17 𝑎𝑛𝑑 61 b) 72 𝑎𝑛𝑑 11
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3. There are 1902 boys and 1788 girls in a school. Find the total number of students in the
school.
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4. Solve these
a) Th H T O b) Th H T O c) Th H T O
7 8 8 1 9 2 5 4 8 7 8 0
− 3 8 5 0 − 4 7 5 9 − 5 3 9 6
5. Subtract mentally.
a) 45 from 90 b) 13 from 57
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6. Thee are 8080 animals and birds in a zoo. If there are 4246 birds, find the number of
animals in the zoo.
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7. Multiply and colour according to the given colour key.
36 Blue
24 Green
54 Yellow
27 Orange
49 Pink
40 Brown
48 Red
8. Multiply the following.
4 2 4 6 9 5 6 2 5 2 8 3
× 2 × 7 × 5 × 7 × 5 × 7
9. Multiply
3 × 8 = _______________ 8 × 5 = _______________
4 × 7 = _______________ 8 × 6 = _______________
6 × 6 = _______________ 8 × 7 = _______________
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10. Multiply mentally.
11. Match the following.
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12. The price of 3 storybooks is Rs. 90. What is the price of each book?
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Unit 3: Fractions
Questions
1. Look at the shapes and fill in the boxes. Also write the numerators and denominators.
a)
of the square is shaded.
The numerator is ____________________
The denominator is ____________________
b)
of the rectangle is shaded.
The numerator is ____________________
The denominator is ____________________
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2. Write the fractions for the coloured parts.
3. Colour the figures according to the given fractions.
4. Tick ( 🗸 ) the correct box for each of these fractions.
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Proper fraction Improper fraction
3
5
Proper fraction Improper fraction
6
4
Proper fraction Improper fraction
5
7
Proper fraction Improper fraction
7
20
Proper fraction Improper fraction
5
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5. Match the figures with their correct fractions.
6. Colour the shapes according to the fractions given.
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Unit 4: Measurement
Questions
1. Add the following
a) 56 m 17 cm b) 6 m 62 cm c) 48 km 003 m
+ 22 m 10 cm + 2 m 15 cm + 51 km 565 m
2. Subtract the following
a) 79 km 209 m b) 96 km 345 m c) 50 m 50 cm
− 56 km 108 m − 80 km 115 m − 40 m 40 cm
3. Add the following
a) 23 kg 209 g b) 55 kg 122 g c) 20 kg 113 g
+ 14 kg 340 g + 30 kg 306 g + 40 kg 455 g
4. Subtract the following
a) 28 kg 308 g b) 75 kg 798 g c) 89 kg 455 g
− 20 kg 105 g − 5 kg 008 g − 14 kg 311 g
5. Subtract the following
a) 12 l 232 ml b) 65 l 125 ml c) 36 l 122 ml
+ 10 l 456 ml + 13 l 521 ml + 20 l 331 ml
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6. Encircle the appropriate unit of mass to waight these objects.
A watermelon g kg
A crate of vegetables g kg
An almond g kg
A chair g kg
A cupcake g kg
7. Encircle the appropriate unit of capacity to measure these objects.
Capacity of an inkpot l ml
Capacity of a water tank l ml
Capacity of an aquarium l ml
Capacity of a spoon l ml
Capacity of a dropper l ml
8. Zahid filled 34 l 675 ml of petrol in his car. He used 23 l 12 ml of petrol. How much
petrol is left?
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9. The length of a chain is 2 m 37 cm and the length of another chain is 3 m 12 cm. what is
the total length of both chains?
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10. A crate has 59 kg 324 g of mangoes. 32 kg 214 g of mangoes are sold. What mass of
mangoes are left?
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Unit 1: Whole Numbers
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Unit 2: Number Operation
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Unit 3: Fractions
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Unit 4: Measurement
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