OPG WORLD SCHOOL

FINAL ASSESSMENT (2021-22)

CLASS-V

Subject: Mathematics MM: 60 Time: 2.5 hours

INSTRUCTIONS:

1. All questions are compulsory.

2. You are required to write only answers.
3. While writing the answers, please ensure that you write the question numbers correctly.
4. After completing and revising the test, send it to your Math teacher latest by 11:15a.m.
5. There are four sections in the paper.
• Section A - Q1(1 to 8) parts of 0.5 mark each.
• Section B – Q2 to Q14 are of 1 mark each.
• Section C – Q15 to Q28 are of 2 marks each.
• Section D- Q29 to Q33 are of 3 marks each.

Section A (0.5×8= 4)
✓ All the questions in this section are of 0.5 mark each.
✓ No need to write the statements and show calculations.
✓ Directly write the answers.

Q1. Choose the correct option.

1. What type of an angle describes Q?

i. Right angle ii. Acute angle

iii. Straight angle iv. Obtuse angle

2. S.P.= ₹550 and C.P. = ₹475. Find Profit or loss.

i. Profit = ₹75 ii. Loss = ₹75

iii. Profit = ₹1,025 iv. Loss = ₹1,025

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3. Which of the following improper fraction is equals to 157 ?

15 107
i. ii.
14 7

30 37
iii. iv.
7 7

4. What is the approximate measure of this angle in degrees?

i. 20 degrees ii. 45 degrees

iii. 110 degrees iv. 135 degrees

 5. Which of the following is a factor of 24?
i. 9 ii. 7

iii. 11 iv. 12

6. Select the proper fraction.

44 14
i. ii.
11 3

3 24
iii. iv.
14 3

7. Aman has listed the first 4 multiples of 7 as: 7, 14, 22, 28. Which one is incorrect?

i. 7 ii. 14

iii. 22 iv. 28

8. A fridge was sold for ₹19,000 at a loss of ₹1085. Find the CP of the fridge.

i. ₹22,085 ii. ₹18,085

iii. ₹17,915 iv. ₹20,085

Section B (1×13=13)
✓ All the questions in this section are of 1 mark each.
✓ No need to write the statements. However, writing formula is compulsory wherever required
✓ Solve and show the calculations wherever required.
Q2. Divya drew an angle as shown here. Riya drew an angle that was twice the measure of Divya’s angle.
What was the measure of Riya’s angle?

Q3. Anuj scored 452.75 marks out of 600 in the final examination. How many marks did he lose?
Q4. Which of the following is divisible by 2, 5 and 10?
a. 149 b. 19,400 c. 7,20,345 d. 1,25,370
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Q5. Write four equivalent fractions of .
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Q6. Anita made a profit of ₹395 on a table she sold for ₹6235. At what price did she buy it?
Q7. Mr. Singh bought a house for Rupees Twenty million fifty thousand. Write the amount in figures and
also write its successor.

Q8. There are six angles given below. How many of them are greater than a right angle?

Q9. Write the place and place value of the underlined digit in the International Numeration System.
Number Place Place Value

46,218,379

Q10. Name the parts of given angle.

a. Type of angle _______
b. Vertex of angle ____________
c. Arms of angle _________
d. Name of angle in any two different ways ______
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Q11. Convert 14 into mixed fraction.

Q12. Raj bought a shirt for ₹1640. He incurs a loss of ₹199 by selling it. What is the selling price of the
shirt?

Q13. Which of the following numbers is not divisible by 4? Justify your answer with the divisibility rule.

a. 1084

b. 3516

c. 3328

d. 7001

Q14. Find the average of 185, 103, 127 and 165.

Section C (2×14=28)
✓ All the questions in this section are of 2 marks each.
✓ Solve, write formulas and show the calculations wherever required.
✓ Write statements as well.

Q15. By using the protractor draw an angle of 75 degrees and name the type of an angle.
Q16. David worked for 2 months at a farm and saved for ₹540. How much will he save if he works for 1
year?
Q17. Arrange in ascending order.
9 11 17
, 30 and 20
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Q18. Do as directed:
a. Find the common factors of 30 and 45.
b. If the first common multiple of 8 and 12 is 24. What will be the next two common multiples?
Q19. A metallic wire of length 119.25 m is cut into 15 equal pieces. What is the length of each piece?

Q20. A man bought 50 dozen of bananas for ₹500. During transportation 2 dozen of bananas got spoiled. He
sold remaining bananas at the rate of ₹12 per dozen. Find out his profit or loss.
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Q21. Jatin bought 43 kg of sweets on Monday and 35 kg of sweets on Tuesday. How many kilograms of
sweets did he buy in all?
Q22. Write 80 as the product of its prime numbers.
Q23. Aman purchased a bed for ₹17,460. He spent ₹400 on transportation. He sold it at a profit of ₹1800.
Find the selling price of the bed?
Q24. Do as directed.
Seventy-seven million six hundred fifty-seven thousand seventeen.
a. Write the number in figures.
b. Write the digit at hundred thousand place.
c. Find the successor of the number formed in part (a)
d. Round off the number formed in part (a) to the nearest 1000.
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Q25. Nisha jogged 22 kilometres. Her brother jogged 15 kilometres. How much further did Nisha jog than
her brother?
Q26. Kamla buys 2.5 litres of milk every day from the milkman. Find out what quantity of milk she buys in
the month of March?
Q27. Find HCF of 45 and 75.
Q28. Do as directed:
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a. Reduce 12 to the lowest term.
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b. =
5 75
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c. Subtract 13 from 13.
d. When the numerator is equal to denominator then what is the resultant number?
Section D (3×5 =15)
• All the questions in this section are of 3 marks each.
• Solve and show the calculations.
• Write proper statements also.

Q29. Find the LCM of 24, 42 and 64.

Q30. Form 8-digit smallest number in international numeration system using the digits 7,5, 3, 1, 9 and 6
with 7 at millions place.
a. 8-digit smallest number.
 b. Write the above number formed in words.
c. Is it odd or even number?
d. Find twenty thousand less than the number formed.
e. Write predecessor of the number formed in (part d).
Q31. Calculate the average of all the prime numbers between 1 to 20. Give your answer up to two decimal
places.
Q32. A namkeen mixture contains 250.785 g roasted chana, 225.802g roasted moong and 300.005 g roasted
peanuts. How many grams of roasted cornflakes should be added so that the weight of the mixture is 1kg?
(1kg=1000g)
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Q33. The health club advises every child to drink 4 L of water in the morning. 8 L in the afternoon and 2 L
before going to bed. How much water should a child drink during the day?