INTERNATIONAL INDIA SCHOOL, RIYADH

WORKSHEET – FRACTION ,

Subject : Mathematics Class : V

I. Fill in the blanks :

5
1. + = =1
6
6
1
2. 1 2 -
2
5. of 27 =
3
2
6. = 15
5
2
7. x 1 =
5
3 14
8. + =
17 17
5 =
9. 6
1
10. 4 of 2 =

II. Write true or false :

1. A mixed number is always greater than like fraction.
1 1 1
2. 7 ÷ 3 = 7 x 3
24
3. 35 is in its lowest term.
4. Reciprocal of 1 is 0.
6 6
5. 18 > 8

III. Solve the following :

1. Arrange in descending order :

2 1 3 4
3,6,4,8
2. Arrange in ascending order :
6 537
,
12 10 , 6 , 10
 3 2 5 3 1
3. Add : (i) 2 + 3 (ii) +1 (iii) 5 + 3
4 3 8 4 2

1 4 7 7 4
4. Subtract : (i) 1 – (ii) 9 – 8 (iii) 7 – 1
4 8 8

7 4 5 12 5 8
5. Multiply : (i) x (ii) 4 x 9 (iii) 8 x 15
3 11

3 3 1 7 2 2
6. Divide : (i) ÷ (ii) 2 ÷ 12 (iii) 3 ÷ 3
8 5

3
7. A painter uses 5 of a can of paint to cover one wall of a house. How many cans of paint will he
need to cover 7 such walls?

2 1
8. If 3 3 metres is cut from a ribbon which is 5 2 metres long. How much ribbon is left?

3 5
9. Zafar used 16 dozen green straws and 26 dozen blue straws to make a photo frame. How many
dozen straws did he use in all?

10. (a) Find two equivalent fractions for each of the following:
3 7
(i) (ii)
5 8
(b) Reduce to the lowest term:
81 16
(i) (ii)
90 24
INTERNATIONAL INDIAN SCHOOL, RIYADH
MATHEMATICS WORK SHEET – 2020 -21
CLASS : V

CHAPTER 7 : DECIMALS
1. Fill in the blanks :

(a) When ‘one is further divided’ into 10 equal parts, each part is called .

(b) When one tenth is further divided in 10 equal parts, each part is called .

(c) In 147.28; tenth digit place is .

13
(d) =
100

(e) 0.12 in fraction _

(f) Four hundredths in decimal and fraction .

(g) 4.008 in fraction .

6
(h) 1000
𝑖𝑛 𝑑𝑒𝑐𝑖𝑚𝑎𝑙 .

(i) Which is greater : 0.5 “or” 0.05 .

(j) 5.72 + 3.80 8.52 ( > , <, = )

(k) Express in word : 0.095 .

2. Write in ascending order :

(a) 8.06 , 8.059, 8.6 , 80.2 (b) 8.63 , 80.002, 8.6 , 80.2
3. Write in Descending order :
(a) 0.004, 0.04, 0.14 (b) 9.09, 0.99, 1.1 , 6
4. Shanag can swim the 100 m race in 58.2 seconds. Soham can swim the same distance in
58.02 sec. who is faster?
5. Add or subtract :
(a) 7 – 4.32 (b) 8 – 6.04 (c) 5.2 + 3.67 (d) 0.95 + 1.6
 CHAPTER 8 : MORE ABOUT DECIMALS
1. Fill in the blanks :
(a) 0.27 x 10 =
(b) 1.1 ÷ 10 =
(c) 3.5 x 100 =
(d) 32.1 x = 321
(e) 0.03 x 3 =
(f) 0.003 x = 3
(g) 312 x 0.001 =
(h) 8.5 ÷ = 0.085
(i) 75 ÷ = 0.75

2. Divide and check answer :

(a) 82.17 ÷ 9 (b) 168.6 ÷ 3

3. Divide till reminder becomes zero :

(a) 2.67 ÷ 5 (b) 9.15 ÷ 2

4. 9 ice cream cost Rs 67.50. what will be cost of 10 ice creams.

5. 3 kg peanuts costs Rs. 76.50. How much will 1 kg cost ?

6. An adult’s toothbrush is 15.5 cm long and a child’s toothbrush is 13.5 cm long. How
much longer is an adults toothbrush ?

7. Multiply (a) 7.92 x 8 (b) 0.04 x 2 (c) 3.25 x 3 (d) 4.5 x 3

 CHAPTER # 11: MEASUREMENT
I. Fill in the blanks.
1. Height of a glass = 0.12m = cm
2. Height of a building = 0.1km = m
3. Height of a table = 70cm = m
4. 2kg 614g = g
5. 1.04kg = g
6. 750ml = l
7. A car is about 3 long
8. 5.4 liters is ml.
II. Answer these questions.
1. I have gone 350km in 5 hours. What is my speed?
2. Find the weight of grapes in g whose weight is 0.42kg.
3. Find the capacity of soup bowl in l whose capacity is 750ml.
4. Add: 17m + 12m 6cm
5. Subtract: 5kg – 1kg 250g
III. Solve:
1. A kettle holds about 900ml of tea. How many tea cups of 150ml each
can it fill? (Hint: Use repeated subtraction)
2. A worm climbing up a high wall went up 12m one day but slipped
back by 2m 35cm in the evening. How far up had the worm reached
on that day?
3. A jug that contained 1l of lime juice was poured out into 3 glasses of
200ml, 150ml and 300ml. How much juice was left?
 CHAPTER # 12: PERIMETER, AREA AND VOLUME
I. Fill in the blanks.
a. Area of a square with 1cm side is a .
b. Area of a square with 1 meter side is a .
c. Area of a square with 1 km side is a .
d. The of an object is the amount of space occupied.
e. Area of a square is .
f. Perimeter of rectangle is .
g. Volume of a cube is .
h. A cube has dimensions of l = 12cm, b = 11cm, h = 8cm and its
volume will be .
II. Find:
1. Find the perimeters of the following rectangles:
a. Length = 8cm
Breadth = 4cm
b. Length = 7cm
Breadth = 6cm
2. By how many ml would the water level rise if you place objects with
these volumes in the measuring glass?
a. 20cu. cm
b. 75cu. cm

III. Solve:
1. The breadth of a garden is 9.3 m and it length is 17.7 m. what is the
perimeter of the garden?
2. Sanaa walks around a square park whose side is 70 m. One day she
walked around the park 5 times. How much did she walk in all?
3. A book is 24 cm long, 14 cm wide and 2 cm high. What is the volume
of 2 such books piled one on top of the other?
4. A brick has a length of 18cm, breadth of 6cm and height of 5cm. what
will be the volume of 10 such bricks?
 International Indian School, Riyadh.
Class V 2020-21 Mathematics Worksheet
LESSON - 2 PROFIT AND LOSS
I. Fill in the blanks:

1) = selling price – cost price

2) Loss = – selling price
3) is another word for profit.
4) C.P- S.P = 5) S.P – C.P =
6) The seller makes a profit when the is more than the .
7) The seller incurs a loss when the is more than the
8) Overhead charges are always added to the .
9) If C.P is Rs.250 and S.P is Rs.280, the profit is
10) C.P is Rs1,000. S.P is Rs.250 less than C.P, the loss is and the S.P. is _
11) S.P = C.P + 12) S.P = C.P -
13) C.P = S.P + 14) C.P = S.P -
II. Find the profit or loss:

Cost Price(C.P) Selling Overhead Profit Loss

Price(S.P) charges
Rs.288 Rs.475 ----
Rs.1,600 Rs.1,850 Rs.112

Rs.825 Rs.600 Rs.15

Rs.285 Rs.240 Rs.10

Rs.370 Rs.400 ---

Rs.875 Rs.725 Rs.5

Rs.12,870 Rs.12,687 ---

III. Complete the table. (Find the C.P)

Selling Price(S.P) Profit Loss Cost Price (C.P) =

Rs.89,071 Rs.10,295 ----

Rs. 6,833 ---- Rs. 383

Rs. 4,501 Rs. 499 ----

Rs. 98,765 ---- Rs.4,321

IV. Complete the table. (Find the S.P)

Cost Price(C.P) Profit Loss Selling Price (S.P) =
Rs.2,880 Rs.630 ----
Rs.2,495 ---- Rs.355
Rs.12,450 ---- Rs.2,880
Rs.3,215 Rs. 720 ----

V. Choose the correct answer:

1. If C.P < S.P, there is a (loss, gain)

2. Sam bought a clock for RS 800 and sold it to Rachael at a loss of Rs.95. His selling price is
. (Rs.85 Rs.515 Rs.85)
3. If C.P > S.P, there is a (profit, loss)
4. When the S.P of an article is more than its C.P, the seller makes a .
(profit, loss)
5. A dozen books is sold at Rs.648. If the C.P of the books is Rs.548. There is a
(Loss of Rs.100 Profit of Rs.1,196 Profit of Rs.100 Loss of Rs.1,196)
6. Rahul sold a sofa set for Rs.8,750 at a profit of Rs. 1080. Therefore the C.P of the sofa is
. (Rs.9,830 Rs.9,780 Rs.7,670)

VI. Write statements and solve:

1) A used dining set is sold for Rs.9,390. It had been bought for Rs.11,500. Find the profit or
loss.

2) A furniture mart buys an old sofa set for Rs.5,380, spends Rs.1,840 to put new covers on it
and sells it for Rs.8,000. What is the profit or loss?

3) A painting was bought for Rs.45,895. The frame was changed for Rs.2,060. It was finally
sold for Rs.51,080. What was the loss or gain?

4) A factory makes Washine Machines. If it sells each wasihing machine at Rs.25,925 at a

profit of Rs.3500, what is the cost price of the washing machine?

5) A cupboard costs Rs.5,250. If it is sold at a loss of Rs.1,010 what is the selling price?
1) The period of 0 in 650, 123, 991 is .

2) The place value of 0 is .

3) The place of 3 in 89, 354,100 is .

I. Write the number names of the following numbers:

a) 75,678,060 -

b) 290, 004, 096 -

c) 450,891-

d) 10, 010, 100 -

II. Write the numeral for the following:

a) Three hundred thousand thirty -

b) Thirty million four hundred three thousand one hundred fourteen -

c) One million four hundred sixty nine thousand two hundred five -

d) Three million two -

e) Eighteen million eight hundred thousand eighteen -

f) Forty million four hundred thousand fourteen –

III. Put commas in appropriate places according to International system and Indian system
and write their number names accordingly.

a) 3897401

b) 9 2 9 0 1 2 4