Bangladesh International School & College
Math: Final Term, 2026
Std-IV
Teacher: Ms Rita Saha, Ms Tasnim Zannat, Ms Musarrat Tasnim
**** Practice all CW, Home works, the revision works and revision tests for final term.
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C.W. 3
Do Q no -4, 7 on your own
C.W. 4
C.W. 5
C. W. 7, Ex- 9.1 page- 105
C.W. 8; Ex- 9.1; page- 106; Check your progress
C.W. 9; Ex- 9.1 (work book); page- 94
C.W. 10; Page- 108, ex-10.1
C.W. 11; Ex- 10.1 ; page- 110
C.W. 12; Ex- 10.1 (Check your progress) page- 115
C.W. 13; Ex- 10.1 ( Work book); page- 98
1. Ans: B, C, E
C.W. 14; Ex- 12.1; page- 132
Data: a collection of information.
Statistical question : a question that can have different answers, so you need to collect data
to be able to answer it
Getting started Q no 1
C.W. 15; Ex- 12.1; page- 132
Do Q no 5a. Tally on count and write the number.
C.W. 16; Ex- 12.1(workbook); page- 116
8
11
11
3
711
11
C.W. 17 ; Ex- 16.1; page- 175-179
Getting started, do Q no 1.
2. Solution: We know, 1 hr = 60 minutes
So, 2 hrs 15 mins= (2 x 60) mins + 15 mins
= 120 mins + 15 mins = 135 mins (ans)
DO, Q no 3 : Ex- 16.1
Q 2. Ans: 51.5 s, 52.3s, 52.6s, 52.9s, 53.1s, 53.4s
Q3. Ans: Arun balanced for = 2 mins 23 s =120 s +23 = 143 s
But, Zara Balanced for 132 seconds. So, Arun balanced for longest.
C.W. 18; Ex- 16.1; page- 175-179
Do, Q no 4 on your own
****To find out the time interval always subtract the starting point time from ending
point time**
5. How long does it take for the train to travel?
a) From Ourtown to Riverton ?
Ans: From Ourtown to Riverton= 10:47 – 10:1 =36 mins
d) From Our town to Newcity?
Ans: From Ourtown to Newcity = 12: 32 –10:11= 2 hrs21 mins
6. How long do I have to wait for a train if I arrive at:
a. Ourtown station at 9:42
Ans: Waiting time at Ourtown station= 10:11-9:42 = 29 mins
c. Hillbury station at 13:17
Ans: Waiting time at Hillbury station= 13:38-13:17 = 21 mins
7aAns: Train A [Link]:Train -B
(Train A will reach Rivertown (Train B will reach at
at 10:47 which is before 12:00) before 14:15)
C.W. 19; Ex- 16.1 (work book)page- 160-167
4.b) Ans: Picking up pencil (0.5s), writing name (2s),swimming across pool(0.5 mins), boiling
kettle (3 mins), wrote story(0.5 hrs)
Note: Always subtract the starting point from ending point
C.W. 20; Ex- 16.1; page- 132
8. Solution: Tara arrives at Newcity at 16:44, She walks home for 20 mins.
So, she arrives home= 16:44 + 20 mins= 17:04
Ans: Tara arrives home at 17: 04
Check your progress: page-182
1. [Link]: Duration of the film “The first dawn”= 123 minutes ÷ 60
=2 hours 3 mins
[Link]: Duration of the film “The second sunset”= 1hr 52 min
=60 min + 52 mins = 112 mins
[Link]: stop A to Stop B= 8:10 -7:22 = 48 mins
b. Ans: Stop E to Stop F= 13:08 – 11:45 = 1 hr 23 mins
[Link]: Stop D to stop E takes 1.5 hrs journey
C.W. 21; Ex- 15.1; page- 168
Unit fraction: A fraction whose numerator is 1 and denominator is any whole number.
1 1
Example: 3 , 8
Repeated addition: Repeating addition, also known as repeated adding, is a method where the
same number is added multiple times. For example, 3 x 5 can be represented as 5 + 5 +5.
Getting started
𝟏 𝟏 𝟏 𝟑 𝟏 𝟏 𝟏 𝟏 𝟒
Q no 1. Ans: + 𝟔 +𝟔 = 𝟔 𝒂𝒏𝒅 𝟖 + 𝟖 + 𝟖 + 𝟖 = 𝟖
𝟔
C.W. 22; Ex- 15.1; page- 168
C.W. 23. Ex- 15.2; page- 172
Decimal: Decimals are one of the types of number, which has a whole number and the
fractional part separated by a decimal point.
The dot present between the whole number and fractional part is called the decimal
part.
= 2.8 ( move the decimal point one place left to divide by 10 ) Ans: 2.8
C.W. 25; Ex- 15.2; page- 172-173
5) A,B and C stand for missing numbers on this multiplication grid. Find the value of
A,B and C.
Ans: 0.5 x 6 or, x 6
= 5 ÷ 10 x 6 0.5
= 5x6 ÷ 10 -----------
= 30 ÷ 10 3.0
= 3.0
C = 0.2 X 5 & A = 0.2 X 4 (do it by yourself)
Math no 8 : Copy and complete these calculations
b) 7.3 X 4 c) 26 .2 X 5
= 7.3 x 4 = 26.2 x 5
= 29.2 =131.0
( In the question the decimal point sit after one digit from right side so we put the
decimal point after one digit from right side in answer)
a) do it by yourself
C.W. 24; Ex- 15.1 (Workbook); page- 152,153,155
𝟓 𝟕 𝟏
1. Ans: ; 2. Ans: 3 . Ans:
𝟒 𝟖 𝟐𝟕
5. Calculate:
𝟏 𝟏 𝟏
a) X5 b) ÷ 𝟑 c) X7
𝟑 𝟒 𝟓
𝟏𝒙𝟓 𝟓 𝟏 𝟏 𝟏 𝟕
Ans: = Ans: x = Ans:
𝟑𝒙𝟏 𝟑 𝟒 𝟑 𝟏𝟐 𝟓
𝟏
7. Ans: 6 x
𝟑
𝟏 𝟔
12. Solution: For 6 bracelets she uses = 6 x of a meter = of a meter
𝟓 𝟓
She had 2 meter of string
𝟔 𝟐𝒙𝟓 𝟔 𝟏𝟎 𝟔 𝟒
She has left= 2- = - = - = meter ( Ans)
𝟓 𝟏𝒙𝟓 𝟓 𝟓 𝟓 𝟓
C.W. 26; Ex- 15.2 (Workbook)
C.W. 27; Ex- 11.1; page- 119-120
Product: If we multiply a number with another number, the answer is the product of those
numbers.
3 x 9= 27, 27 is the product of 3 and 9
Q no 5
C.W. 28, Ex- 11.2; page- 121-122
Q no 4.
C.W. 29; Ex- 11.1; page- 103-108 ( work book)
C.W. 30; Ex- 11.3; page- 124-127
Correction: example of divisible by 9= 9 + 5 + 4= 18 so, 954 is divisibe by 9 ( same as 3)
Ex- 11.3, pg -125
C.W. 31; Ex- 11.3; page- 124-127
Q no . 4 Ans:
Q7. Ans:
C.W. 32; Ex- 11.2, 11.3 ; page- 108-113 ( Work book)
***Divisibility rule of 4: last two digits should be divisible by 4
***Divisibility rule of 8: Last 3 digit should be divisible by 8
C.W. 33; Ex- 13; page- 148 to 151
“Ratio compares, Proportion out of total”
C.W. 34; Ex- 13.1 ; page- 148 to 151
C.W. 35; Ex- 13.1; page- 148 to 151
Check your progress:
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Q1. a. False. Yellow : blue= 2 : 1 [Link]. Proportion of red is 7
[Link] d. False. 3 in every 7 parts of purple paint are red. E. True
C.W. 36; Ex- 13.1, page- 136-143
Q5.
Q10.
C.W. 37; Ex- 17.1; Page: 185-191
C.W. 38; Ex- 17.1, ; page: 185-191
C.W. 39; Ex- 17.1, page: 185-191
PRACTICE :
1. 25−4×(7+5)÷4+3
2. 64−3(13+2×12÷8−3×3)+11
3. (120−12)÷(36÷3)−22+7
C.W. 40; Ex- 17.1 ( Workbook); page: 168- 173
Q8.
C.W. 41; Ex- 3.3; page- 44 – 46
Example:
prime number: 2,3,7,13 etc; composite number: 4,10,21 etc
C.W. 42, Ex- 3.3; page- 44 – 46
C.W. 43; Ex- 3.3(Workbook); page- 41-43
C.W. 44; Ex- 6.1; page- 67 – 73