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(PT-2) Practice Set - 1

The document contains practice questions for a periodic exam focused on identifying supercells in a grid of numbers. It includes multiple-choice questions regarding the characteristics of certain numbers, tasks to fill tables with specific conditions, and true/false statements about supercells. The questions aim to test understanding of the concept of supercells and their properties in relation to neighboring cells.

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(PT-2) Practice Set - 1

The document contains practice questions for a periodic exam focused on identifying supercells in a grid of numbers. It includes multiple-choice questions regarding the characteristics of certain numbers, tasks to fill tables with specific conditions, and true/false statements about supercells. The questions aim to test understanding of the concept of supercells and their properties in relation to neighboring cells.

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PRACTICE QUESTIONS FOR PERIODIC EXAM-2

SET-1
Q.1 A cell becomes a supercell if the number in it is greater than all the numbers in its
…………………. cells.
Q.2 Why the numbers 98, 85 and 13 are colored in the list of numbers given below?
43 98 62 50 85 78 12 15

(a) Because these numbers lie in supercells.


(b) Because these numbers are divisible by 5.
(c) Because these numbers are multiples of 5.
(d) Because these numbers are prime numbers.
Q.3 Why the numbers 1546, 1620, 1685, 4589, 1380, 8478, 7845 and 1910 are colored in
the table given below?
1546 1500 1614 1620 1510
770 1450 1685 1520 1290
1560 4589 2145 420 1380
8478 1254 7845 5647 1165
2125 4518 4587 1545 1910
(a) Because these numbers lie in supercells.
(b) Because these numbers are divisible by 5.
(c) Because these numbers are multiples of 5.
(d) Because these numbers are prime numbers.
Q.4 How many super cells are there in the table given below?
5452 4584 1254 2645 5487
5462 1254 4521 6324 4521
5245 1678 6289 1254 4215
5421 1236 2647 1976 1254
2154 1547 3265 1256 2589
(a) 6 (b) 7 (c) 8 (d) 9
Q.5 Colour the supercells in the table given below.
6828 670 9435 3780 7308 8000 5583 5424 6572
Q.6 Fill the table given below with 2-digits numbers such that odd numbered cells are
supercells.
Q.7 A cell becomes a supercell if the number in it is …………… than all the numbers in its
neighboring cells. (smaller/greater)
Q.8 Fill the table given below with only 4-digits numbers such that the supercells are
exactly the coloured cells.
5346 1258 9635

Q.9 Fill the table given below such that we get as many supercells as possible. Use
numbers between 100 and 1000.

Q.10 Find out how many supercells are possible in the cells given below?

Q.11 Find out how many supercells are possible in the cells given below?

Q.12 If we fill the cells in descending order then only ……………. Cell be supercell.
(First/Last)
Q.13 If we fill the cells in ascending order then only ……………. Cell be supercell.
(First/Last)
Q.14 A cell having the largest number in a table is always a supercell. (True/False)
Q.15 A cell having the smallest number in a table is always a supercell. (True/False)
Q.16 Fill the table given below such that the second largest number is not a supercell.

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