KENDRIYA
VIDYALAYA SANGATHAN
PERIODIC
TEST 1 - MATHEMATICS
Class:
5
Maximum
Marks: 30
Time:
90 Minutes
SECTION
A: Very Short Answer Questions (1 Mark Each)
1.Write the number name for 10,000 using the Indian number system.
[CH 1 | C-1.1]
2.Which number is smaller: 40,000 or 50,000? [CH 4 | C-1.1]
3.If 1 toy car costs ₹20, how much will 2 toy cars cost? [CH 1 |
C-1.3]
4. If 10 biscuits are shared equally between 2 friends, how many
biscuits does each friend get? [CH 2 | C-1.3]
5. Look at the pattern and write the next number: 5, 10, 15, 20,
___ . [CH 1 | C-1.4]
6. Name the 3D shape of a football. (Hint: Is it a cube or a
sphere?) [CH 3 | C-2.1]
7. If you give a full turn to a bicycle wheel, does it look
exactly the same? Write Yes or No. [CH 3 | C-2.4]
8. I am a number. If you add 2 to me, I become 10. What number am
I? [CH 4 | C-4.1]
9. Round the number 12 to the nearest ten. [CH 4 | C-4.3]
10. Which digit do we use to show "nothing" in
mathematics? [CH 1 | C-5.1]
SECTION
B: Short Answer Questions (2 Marks Each)
11.Write the number 5,02,000 in words. Which digit is in the lakhs
place? [CH 1 | C-1.1]
12.A shopkeeper has 50 pencils in his shop. He sells 20 pencils to
a student. How many pencils are left with him now? [CH 1 | C-1.3]
13. Look at this simple multiplication pattern:
2 × 10 = 20
3 × 10 = 30
4 × 10 = 40
Write the next two steps for this pattern. [CH 4 | C-1.4]
14. Draw a square. How many corners (vertices) and how many sides
does a square have? [CH 3 | C-2.1]
15.Draw a circle. Does a circle have any sharp corners or straight
edges? [CH 3 | C-2.4]
16. Use mental math to add these numbers together: 100 + 200 +
300. [CH 4 | C-4.3]
SECTION
C: Long Answer Questions (4 Marks Each)
17.Let's play a simple number game:
(a) Use the digits 1, 0, and 5 to make the largest 3-digit number.
(b) Use the exact same digits to make the smallest 3-digit number
(do not start with 0).
(c) Subtract your smallest number from your largest number. [CH 4
| C-4.1]
18.The number zero is very special in math!
(a) Write the number "One Lakh" using digits and commas.
(b) Count and write how many zeros are there in One Lakh.
(c) Write one simple reason why zero is important when writing big
numbers. [CH 1 | C-5.1]
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