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This document is a mathematics test paper for Class 6 covering topics such as Perimeter & Area, Decimals, and Fractions. It consists of three sections with a total of 12 questions, each with specified marks, and is designed to be completed in 1 hour and 15 minutes. The maximum score for the test is 45 marks.

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Test 2

This document is a mathematics test paper for Class 6 covering topics such as Perimeter & Area, Decimals, and Fractions. It consists of three sections with a total of 12 questions, each with specified marks, and is designed to be completed in 1 hour and 15 minutes. The maximum score for the test is 45 marks.

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📘 Mathematics Test Paper Class 6

Chapters: Perimeter & Area, Decimals, Fractions


Time: 1 Hour 15 Minutes
Maximum Marks: 45

Section A – Perimeter and Area (15 Marks)


Q1.
A rectangular playground is 60 m long and 45 m wide.

1. Find its perimeter.


2. If fencing costs ₹18 per metre, find the total cost of fencing the playground.
(4 marks)

Q2.
The perimeter of a rectangle is 96 cm. If its length is twice its breadth, find:

1. Length and breadth


2. Area of the rectangle
(4 marks)

Q3.
A wire of length 88 cm is bent to form a square.

1. Find the side of the square.


2. If the same wire is reshaped to form a rectangle of length 24 cm, find its breadth and area.
(4 marks)

Q4.
The length and breadth of a rectangle are in the ratio 7 : 5.
If its area is 875 sq cm, find:

1. Length and breadth


2. Perimeter of the rectangle
(3 marks)

Section B – Decimals (15 Marks)


Q5.
Without converting into fractions, find the value of:

(4.8 × 1.25) + (3.6 ÷ 0.3)(4.8×1.25)+(3.6÷0.3)

(3 marks)

Q6.
Arrange the following decimals in ascending order and then find the difference between the greatest
and the smallest number:
3.405, 3.045, 3.450, 3.054
(3 marks)

Q7.
A water tank contains 125.75 litres of water.

1. 28.65 litres is used in the morning.


2. 46.8 litres is used in the evening.

How much water is left in the tank?


(4 marks)

Q8.
The sum of two decimal numbers is 32.5.
One number is 14.875.

1. Find the other number


2. Divide the greater number by the smaller number
(5 marks)

Section C – Fractions (15 Marks)


Q9.
Simplify:
5 10 3
÷ × (65÷910)×53
6 9 5

(3 marks)

Q10.
Find the value of:
3 7 1
6 +4 −3 653+4107−341
5 10 4

(4 marks)

Q11.
A rope 18 2/3 m long is cut into pieces of length 2 1/9 m each.

1. How many pieces are obtained?


2. How much rope is left?
(4 marks)

Q12.
The product of two fractions is 7/18.
If one fraction is 14/27, find the other fraction and write it in simplest form.
(4 marks)

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