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Class 5 Math Exam: NCERT Topics

The document outlines a Class 5 Mathematics Exam based on NCERT Lessons 1, 2, and 3, with a total of 40 marks and a duration of 1 hour. It consists of three sections: Roman Numerals, Place Value System, and Addition and Subtraction, with various types of questions including conversions, fill in the blanks, and word problems. The exam assesses students' understanding of basic mathematical concepts and operations.

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Class 5 Math Exam: NCERT Topics

The document outlines a Class 5 Mathematics Exam based on NCERT Lessons 1, 2, and 3, with a total of 40 marks and a duration of 1 hour. It consists of three sections: Roman Numerals, Place Value System, and Addition and Subtraction, with various types of questions including conversions, fill in the blanks, and word problems. The exam assesses students' understanding of basic mathematical concepts and operations.

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Class 5 Mathematics Exam

Based on NCERT Lessons 1, 2, and 3


Time: 1 Hour Full Marks: 40

Section A: Roman Numerals (10 Marks)


Write the following in Roman numerals:

194

Write the following Roman numerals in Hindu-Arabic form:

XLII

IX + I = _______

XX – V = _______
Section B: Place Value System (15 Marks)
5. Fill in the blanks:

a) The place value of 7 in the number 7,35,421 is __________.

b) The digit in the lakhs place in 8,26,340 is __________.

c) The number 9,00,000 is read as __________.

d) In the number 6,14,203, the digit at the ten-thousands place is


__________.

e) The expanded form of 5,03,019 is __________.

f) The number with 7 in lakhs place, 3 in thousands place, 0 in hundreds


place, 4 in tens place, and 1 in ones place is __________.

g) The successor of 6,49,999 is __________.

h) The predecessor of 10,00,000 is __________.

i) Write seven lakh twenty-five thousand one hundred nine in figures:


__________.

j) The smallest 6-digit number is __________, and the greatest 6-digit


number is __________.
Section C: Addition and Subtraction (15 Marks)
6. Add the following:

a) 4,308 + 5,291
b) 23,408 + 6,792

7. Subtract the following:

a) 9,205 – 3,604
b) 50,000 – 19,879

8. Solve the word problem:

A factory made 43,215 toys in January and 38,709 toys in February.


a) How many toys were made in total?
b) How many more toys were made in January than February?

9. Estimate the sum and difference:

a) 7,869 + 1,294 (Round to nearest 1000)


b) 6,328 – 2,194 (Round to nearest 100)

10. Fill in the missing digits to make the addition correct:

__37
+ 6_5
= 872

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