MCQ Questions for Class 5 Maths How Big How Heavy Quiz 1

If the length of each side of a cube is 6 ut., then what would be the length of the thread which is measured fully by 4 cubes lengthwise?

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20 ut.
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24 ut.
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25 ut.
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30 ut.

If weight of

1

$1$ mango is

250

$250$ gms, then calculate the weight of

16

$16$ mangoes. (Write your answer in kilograms)

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$1$
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$2$
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$3$
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$4$

Explanation

Weight of

1

$1$ mango

= 250

$=250$

gram

$\text{gram}$

Weight of

16

$16$ mangoes

= 250 \times 16 gram = 4000

$=250 \times 16\ \text{gram} = 4000$

gram

$\text{gram}$

We know that

1

$1$

kg = 1000

$\text{kg} =1000$

gram

$\text{gram}$

1

$1$

gram = \frac{1}{1000}

$\text{gram} =\dfrac1{1000}$

kg

$\text{kg}$

We have to convert

4000

$4000$

gram

$\text{gram}$ to

kg

$\text{kg}$ :

4000

$4000$

gm = \frac{1}{1000} \times 4000

$\text{gm} =\dfrac{1}{1000} \times 4000$

kg

$\text{kg}$

= \frac{4000}{1000}

$=\dfrac{4000}{1000}$

kg

$\text{kg}$

= 4

$=4$

kg

$\text{kg}$

So, option

D

$D$ is correct.

Weight of

△

$\triangle$ and

$\square$ together is

$28$ and weight of

$\square =13$ . Then the weight of

$\triangle$ is ?

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$15$
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$14$
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$13$
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$12$

Explanation

Total weight of

$\Delta$ and

$\square$ is

$28$

$\Delta + \square$

$=28$ ........................(1)

Given : weight of

$\square$ is

$13$ or

$\square$

$=13$

Now from equation (1)

$\Delta + 13$

$=28$

$\Rightarrow \Delta$

$=28-13$

$\Rightarrow \Delta$

$=15$

So, weight of

$\Delta$ is

$15$

Hence, option A is correct.

If one square is

$1$ unit cube, then the volume of the given object is:

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$18$ unit cubes
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$20$ unit cubes
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$22$ unit cubes
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$24$ unit cubes

Explanation

Let the smallest cube i.e one square is of

$1$ unit cube.

The total number of unit cubes in the figure

$=5\times 2\times2 +2=22$

Thus, the volume of the given object is

$22$ unit cubes.

A cubical block of metal weighs

$6$ pounds. How much will another cube of the same metal weigh if its sides are twice as long?

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$48$
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$32$
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$24$
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$18$
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$12$

How many cubes are in this rectangular prism (cuboid)? And hence, calculate the volume of the cuboid.
(Volume of

$1$ cube

$=1$ cubic units)

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$12$ cubic units
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$24$ cubic units
0%
$48$ cubic units
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$54$ cubic units

Explanation

Number of cubes

$=48$

Volume of cuboid

$=48\times$ volume of each cube

$=48\times 1=48$ cubic units.

If the length of each side of a cube is 7 ut., then what would be the length of the thread which is measured fully by 4 cubes lengthwise?

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14 ut.
0%
21 ut.
0%
28 ut.
0%
35 ut.

Calculate the volume of an object given in the figure, where each small cubes has a volume

$1$ cubic units.

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$16$ cubic units
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$32$ cubic units
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$48$ cubic units
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$52$ cubic units

Explanation

In given figure, the first two layers from the ground have

$16(4\times 4)$ cube. The remaining two layers have

$10$ cubes each.

Total number of cubes

$=2\times 10+2\times 16=40+12=52$ cubes

Since, the volume of

$1$ small cube

$=1\ cubic\ units$

Hence, the required volume

$=52\times 1=52\ cubic\ units$

Which of the following object has greater volume?

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Figure I
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Figure II
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Both have equal volume
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Can't compare

A rectangular tank whose length and breadth are

$2.5m$ and

$1.5m$ respectively is half full of water. If

$450$ litre more water is poured into the tank, what is the height through which water level further goes up?

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$20cm$
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$18cm$
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$15cm$
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$200cm$

How many small cubes are there in each cuboid respectively?

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$10,12$
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$12,10$
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$5,6$
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$6,5$

Explanation

The total number of small cubes in figure 1 is

$2\times 2\times 3=12$

The total number of small cubes in figure 2 is

$2\times 5=10$

Hence, the answer is

$12,10$ .

The list of food each person will need for one day is given below-
Rice: 100 g
Flour (Atta): 100 g
Pulses (Dal):

$\frac{1}{3}$ of weight of rice and flour
Oil: 50 g
Sugar: 50 g
Milk Powder: 40 g
Tea: Around 10 g
Dalia: 40 g for breakfast
Salt: 5 g
Dried onions: 10 g
Dried tomatoes: 10g

For 6 days, each person will need
1) Rice and flour_______g
2) Pulses________g
3) Dried onions_______g

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1000 g, 427 g, 50 g
0%
1100 g, 403 g, 53 g
0%
1200 g, 400 g, 60 g
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1150 g, 400 g, 57 g

The list of food each person will need for one day is given below-
Rice: 100 g
Flour (Atta): 100 g
Pulses (Dal):

$\frac{1}{3}$ of weight of rice and flour
Oil: 50 g
Sugar: 50 g
Milk Powder: 40 g
Tea: Around 10 g
Dalia: 40 g for breakfast
Salt: 5 g
Dried onions: 10 g
Dried tomatoes: 10g

How much of fresh tomatoes should be dried for 6 days for 10 people?

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60
0%
600
0%
110
0%
75

The list of food each person will need for one day is given below-
Rice: 100 g
Flour (Atta): 100 g
Pulses (Dal):

$\frac{1}{3}$ of weight of rice and flour
Oil: 50 g
Sugar: 50 g
Milk Powder: 40 g
Tea: Around 10 g
Dalia: 40 g for breakfast
Salt: 5 g
Dried onions: 10 g
Dried tomatoes: 10g

What is the total weight of food for 6 days in each person's bag?

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2800 g
0%
2950 g
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2890 g
0%
2910 g

The list of food each person will need for one day is given below-
Rice: 100 g
Flour (Atta): 100 g
Pulses (Dal):

$\frac{1}{3}$ of weight of rice and flour
Oil: 50 g
Sugar: 50 g
Milk Powder: 40 g
Tea: Around 10 g
Dalia: 40 g for breakfast
Salt: 5 g
Dried onions: 10 g
Dried tomatoes: 10g

How much pulses will each person need for 3 days?

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100 g
0%
230 g
0%
250 g
0%
200 g

If 100 one rupee coins weigh 485 g, then how much will 10000 coins weigh?

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48500 g
0%
4850 g
0%
485000 g
0%
0.485 kg

If the length of each side of a cube is 2 ut., then what would be the length of the thread which is measured fully by 4 cubes lengthwise?

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8 ut.
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9 ut.
0%
10 ut.
0%
11 ut.

If weight of an elephant is 4000 kg and a blue whale weighs 30 times that of elephant, then what is the weight of blue whale?

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125500 kg
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125000 kg
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120000 kg
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114862 kg

Explanation

We are given that,

Weight of elephant =

$4000kg$

Weight of blue whale =

$30 \times \text{Weight of elephant}$

$\Rightarrow 30 \times 4000 = 120000kg$

Weight of one 5 rupee coin is 9 g. If a bag of 5 rupee coins weighs 2 kg and 250 g, then how many coins are present in the bag?

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275
0%
250
0%
260
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235

If weight of an elephant baby is 91 kg and weight of new born baby is 3.5 kg, then how many times is a baby elephant heavier than new born baby?

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13
0%
20
0%
26
0%
28

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