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Class 4 Maths Question Paper

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Class 4 Maths Question Paper

The document is a Class 4 Mathematics question paper covering various topics including numbers, operations, fractions, and word problems. It consists of multiple sections with questions on arranging numbers, Roman numerals, multiplication, division, factors, LCM, and practical word problems. Additionally, it includes a shopping scenario requiring calculations involving addition, subtraction, and division.

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Class 4 – Mathematics Question Paper

Name: __________
Roll No.: ________
Class: IV

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Section – A (Numbers)

1. Arrange in ascending order:

54321, 98012, 12034, 67123 (C-1.1)

2. Arrange in descending order:

30045, 98999, 12456, 56789 (C-1.1)

3. Write the following in Roman Numerals: (C-1.2)


A. 49
B. 99
C. 575
D. 1000

4. Write the following Roman Numbers into Numerals: (C-1.2)

A. XLIV
B. CCLX
C. DCCL
D. CMXC

5. Write in words: (C-1.3)

A. 32,541
B. 4,76,125

6. Write in numerals: (C-1.3)

A. Seventy-three thousand five hundred twelve


B. Nine lakh two hundred sixty-one
7. Round off: (C-1.4)

A. 478 to nearest 100


B. 8321 to nearest 1000)

Section – B (Operations & Fractions)

8. Multiply using array and grouping:


3 × 4 = ? (show in groups and array shading) (C-2.1)

9. Divide:
52 ÷ 4 = ? (show equal groups) (C-2.1)

10. Write factors of 36 (C-3.1)

11. Write first 5 multiples of 7 (C-3.1)

12. Check and answer: (C-3.1)

A. Is 84 a multiple of 2?
B. Is 45 divisible by 3?
C. Is 56 a multiple of 8?
D. Is 77 divisible by 5?

13. Write prime factors of 84 (C-3.2)

14. Find LCM: (C-3.2)


A. 18 and 24
B. 35 and 50

15. Identify the type of fraction:


(C-3.3)
A. 3/7
B. 5/3
C. 9/9
D. 2 1/4

16. Compare using ( > , < ): (C-3.3)

A. 2/5 ___ 3/5


B. 4/7 ___ 3/7

17. Arrange in descending order:(C-3.3)

1. 5/6, 1/6, 4/6, 2/6

2. 7/10, 3/5, 9/10, 1/2

3. 11/12, 5/12, 9/12, 7/12

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Section – C (Word Problems – )

18. A pencil costs ₹7. How much will 45 pencils cost? (C-2.2)

19. There are 24 students in one class. How many students will there be in 18 such classes?
(C-2.2)

20. A shopkeeper sells 125 pens in a day. How many pens will he sell in 32 days?

21. A farmer has 450 mangoes. He puts 15 mangoes in each basket. How many baskets does
he need? (C-2.2)

22. 96 apples are packed equally in 12 baskets. How many apples are in each basket? (C-2.2)

23. There are 864 pages in a book. If a boy reads 24 pages daily, in how many days will he
finish the book?
24. A school library has 3,482 story books and 2,676 comics. Estimate the total number of
books by rounding off to nearest 1000. (C-2.3)

25. A school has 238 chairs and 179 tables. Estimate the total furniture by rounding off to
nearest 100. (C-2.3)

26. A village has 1,245 men and 1,327 women. Estimate the total population by rounding off to
nearest 1000.
(C-2.3)

Question: Your Shopping Trip

​ ou went to the shop with your dad. You had one ₹500 note and two ₹200 notes. You bought
Y
some things, and the details are given below.

​Part A (Multiplication and Addition):

●​ Y​ ou bought 3 packets of biscuits, and each packet cost ₹35.


●​ ​You also bought 5 notebooks, and each notebook cost ₹18.
○​ ​What was the total cost of the biscuits?
○​ ​What was the total cost of the notebooks?
○​ ​What was the total cost of both?

​Part B (Subtraction):

●​ H​ ow much money did you give the shopkeeper in total?


●​ ​How much money did you get back from the shopkeeper?

​Part C (Division):

●​ ​You bought 4 pens for ₹60.


○​ ​What was the cost of one pen?

​Part D (LCM):

●​ A
​ t the shop, there were chocolate packets with 4 chocolates each and toffee packets
with 6 toffees each. You had to buy packets of both so that the number of chocolates
and toffees would be equal.
○​ ​What is the least number of chocolate and toffee packets you need to buy so that
the number of both is equal? (Use LCM)

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