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This document is a summative assessment paper for Class V Mathematics at Vidya Vikash Academy, scheduled for March 21, 2025. It includes three sections: objective questions, short answer questions, and long answer questions, with a total of 100 marks. Students are required to follow specific instructions and attempt all sections, with internal choices available in some parts.

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Class V Mathematics Question Paper

This document is a summative assessment paper for Class V Mathematics at Vidya Vikash Academy, scheduled for March 21, 2025. It includes three sections: objective questions, short answer questions, and long answer questions, with a total of 100 marks. Students are required to follow specific instructions and attempt all sections, with internal choices available in some parts.

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VIDYA VIKASH ACADEMY, Patnagarh

SUMMATIVE ASSESSMENT-II (March 2025)


CLASS - V, SUBJECT : MATHEMATICS

Name: ______________________ Date : 21/03/2025


Roll No.________ Maximum marks : 100
Time Allowed : 2 hours (Written – 80 marks, Oral – 20 marks)

General Instructions:

Read the following instructions very carefully and follow them strictly:
(i) This question paper comprises 5 questions.
(ii) This question paper is divided into 3 sections i.e A , B and C.
(iii) Section A–These are objective questions. Each question carries 1 mark.
(iv) Section B–These are short answer type questions. Each question carries 2 or 3
marks.
(v) Section C –These are long answer type questions. Each question carries 4 marks.
(vi) Students must attempt all the sections.
However, some sections may have an internal choice.

SECTION-A

1. Answer the following. (1x15=15)


a) i) 8734g = _____________kg.
ii) 49.273q = ____________kg.
iii) 68277kg = ____________q.
b) i) 0.0042 l = ____________ml.
ii) 9 ml = ____________l.
iii) 278 ml = ___________l.
c) i) Half past seven in the evening = _____ (am/pm).
ii) 6 days =___________hours.
iii) The smallest unit of time is_________.
d) i) The temperature of frozen water is _______ ℃ .
ii) When the temperature rises, the mercury level_________(rises/falls).
iii) The normal temperature of a human body is _______℉ .
e) i) A polygon with three sides is called a ____________.
ii) A polygon with ____________sides is called a decagon.
iii) If diameter of a circle is 18cm, its radius is _____cm.
2. Match the column :- (1×6=6)

Right angle

Acute angle

Straight angle

Obtuse angle

Isosceles triangle

Whole angle

SECTION-B

3. Answer the following. (2×3=6)


a) Draw an angle ¿ABC = 60. Mark points P and Q in its interior , points X and Y in the
exterior.

b) Find the complementary angle of 50° .

c) Find the supplementary angle of 80° .

4. Answer the following questions . (3×7=21)

a) Find the average of 1,2,3,4and 5.


b) Find the average of 27,40 and 56.
c) Draw a square and it’s line of symmetry .
d) Draw the lines of symmetry in this figure.
e) A bus starts from Delhi at 10:30pm. It is scheduled to reach Agra after 4 hours 25
minutes. At what time will it reach Agra ?
f) What time will it be 5 hours 50 minutes after 4:25 ?
g) Each box weighs 12kg 145g. What will be the weight of 16 such boxes ?
SECTION - C

5. Answer the following questions: - (4x8=32)


a) A school hall 35m long and 20m wide is surrounded by verandah of uniform width of
4m. Find the area of the verandah.
b) Find the area of the figure.

c) The length , breadth and height of a room are 5m, 3.5m, 2.5m respectively. Find the
volume of air present in it.
d) Munni gets Rs.882 per week for her pocket money. She spends equal amount daily. How
much money does she spend on Monday ?

e) The prices of five chains are Rs.750, Rs.680, Rs.793, Rs.745 and Rs.702. Find the average
price per chain.

f) In a company, 15 clerks get a salary of Rs.25,000 each and 5 officers get a salary of
Rs.60,000 each. Find the average salary of the employees of the company.

g) Following are the kinds of fruits liked by 37 students of class V. Check the data given
bellow and answer the following questions.
Kinds of fruits Tally Marks No. of Students
apple 9
banana 8
guava 11
pomegranate 5
grapes 4
i) Which fruit is the most liked fruit ?
ii) Which fruit is the least liked fruit ?
iii) How many students like apple, banana and grapes ?
iv) How many students like guava and pomegranate ?

h) Ages(in years)of 25 members of a family as follows : 32, 29, 25, 28, 13, 12, 23, 21, 19,
17, 20, 34, 13, 17, 17, 23, 31, 22, 18, 21, 20, 11, 32, 23 and 18 respectively. Represent this
data into a table. Also make a bar graph.
Age group Tally marks No. of family members
11-15
16-20
21-25
26-30
31-35

Oral: 20 marks

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To determine the complementary angle of a given angle, subtract the given angle from 90°. Thus, for a 50° angle, the complementary angle is 90° - 50° = 40° .

First, review the tally marks for each fruit type to determine the number of students who prefer each fruit. Count the tally marks under each fruit category to get the total. Identify the fruit with the highest tally as the most liked and the one with the lowest tally as the least liked. Specifically, guava is favored by 11 students, making it the most liked, while grapes, preferred by 4 students, are the least liked. Additionally, sum the number of students for each fruit category as needed for further analysis .

First, convert all units to the same system if they differ. Multiply the weight of one item by the total number of items. For example, if each box weighs 12kg 145g, 16 such boxes will weigh 16 × (12kg + 0.145kg) = 16 × 12.145kg = 194.32kg .

To find the average price per item, sum up all the prices and divide by the number of items. The total sum of the prices 750, 680, 793, 745, and 702 is 3670. There are five items, so average price = 3670 / 5 = 734 .

To calculate the area of the verandah surrounding a rectangular hall, first find the total area including both the hall and verandah, then subtract the area of the hall itself. If the hall is 35m long and 20m wide and the verandah is 4m wide, the total dimensions of the outer rectangle are (35+2*4)m by (20+2*4)m. Calculate the area of this larger rectangle and subtract the area of the hall. Total area = 43m * 28m = 1204m². Area of the hall = 35m * 20m = 700m². Therefore, the area of the verandah is 1204m² - 700m² = 504m² .

To compute the volume of a room, use the formula: Volume = length × breadth × height. For a room with length 5m, breadth 3.5m, and height 2.5m, the volume is 5 × 3.5 × 2.5 = 43.75 cubic meters .

To find the average salary, calculate the total salary by multiplying the number of employees in each group by their respective salaries, sum these totals, and then divide by the total number of employees. Here, 15 clerks earn Rs.25,000 each and 5 officers earn Rs.60,000 each. Total salary = (15 × 25,000) + (5 × 60,000) = 375,000 + 300,000 = 675,000. There are 20 employees in total, so average salary = 675,000 / 20 = Rs.33,750 .

To calculate a supplementary angle, subtract the given angle from 180°. For an angle of 80°, the supplementary angle is 180° - 80° = 100° .

Start by converting the time duration to hours and minutes. Add the journey duration to the starting time. Therefore, starting at 10:30 PM, add 4 hours to reach 2:30 AM, then add the remaining 25 minutes to arrive at 2:55 AM the next day .

To represent age data in a table, categorize the ages into appropriate intervals, tally each age count within each interval, and record it in the table. For instance, using intervals 11-15, 16-20, 21-25, 26-30, and 31-35, the data should be sorted and tallied. Once tabulated, to create a bar graph, label the age groups on the x-axis and the number of individuals on the y-axis. Plot bars for each age group according to the tally count, ensuring visual representation reflects the table accurately .

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