MCQ Questions for Class 5 Maths The Fish Tale Quiz 1

Name of the number

$90,08,00,700$ is

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Ninety crore eight lakhs seven hundred
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Nine crore eight lakhs seven hundred
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Nine crore eighty lakhs seven hundred
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Ninety crore eighty lakhs seven hundred

Explanation

The given number is

$90,08,00,700$

$90,08,00,700 = 90\times1,00,00,000 + 08\times1,00,000 + 7\times100$

So, the name is "Ninety crore eight lakh seven hundred".

Hence,

$Option- A$ is correct.

A certain hotel requires

$105\:kg$ of wheat for a week. How many

$kg$ of wheat will it require for

$58$ days?

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$\;406$
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$\;870$
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$\;708$
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$\;536$

Explanation

(b) In

$7$ days, amount of wheat required

$=105\:kg$

$\;\;\;\;\;\therefore$ In

$1$ day, the amount of wheat required

$=\displaystyle\frac{105}{7}\:kg$

$\;\;\;\;\;\therefore$ In

$58$ days, the amount of wheat required

$=\displaystyle\frac{105}{7}\times58\:kg=870\:kg$ .

In a shop,

$12$ sarees cost

$Rs. 3600.$ The cost of

$1$ saree is

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$Rs. 300$
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$Rs. 350$
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$Rs.250$
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$Rs. 200$

Explanation

Given, cost of

$12$ sarees

$= Rs.3600$
So,cost of

$1$ saree

$=Rs.\, \displaystyle \frac {3600}{12}\, =\, Rs. 300$

Hence, the cost of

$1$ saree is

$Rs.300$

Cost of

$12$ apples is Rs.

$96.$ The cost of

$15$ apples is

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Rs. $12$
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Rs. $102$
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Rs. $120$
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Rs. $140$

Explanation

cost of

$12$ apples

$= Rs. 96$
cost of

$1$ apple =

$\displaystyle \frac {96}{12}\, =\, Rs.\, 8$
Cost of

$15$ apples

$=15\times 8 = Rs. 120.$

Cost of

$1$ book is

$Rs. 12.$ The cost of

$9$ books is

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$Rs. 86$
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$Rs. 106$
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$Rs. 108$
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$Rs. 118$

Explanation

1 book = Rs. 12
9 books = 12

$\times$ 9 = Rs. 108

Cost of

$24$ identical articles is Rs

$108$ . Find the cost of

$40$ such articles.

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Rs $140$
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Rs $180$
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Rs $160$
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Rs $190$

Explanation

$\because$ Cost of

$24$ articles = Rs

$108 .$

$\therefore$ Cost of

$1$ articles

$=\dfrac{108}{24}$

$\therefore$ Cost of

$40$ articles

$=\dfrac{108}{24}\times 40=$ Rs

$180$

Number name for 83,07,80,120 is

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eighty three crore seven thousand eighty lakh one hundred twenty
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eighty three crore seven lakh eighty thousand one hundred twenty
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eighty three crore crore seventy thousand eighty lakh one twenty
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none

Explanation

$83,07,80,120 = 83\times1,00,00,000 + 07\times1,00,000 +80\times1,000 + 120$

So this will equal to Eighty three crore seven lakh eighty thousand one hundred twenty

So correct answer will be option B

$6$ note books cost Rs.

$45,$ how much would

$8$ note books cost?

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Rs. $57$
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Rs. $60$
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Rs. $312$
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Rs. $360$

Explanation

Given cost of 6 notebooks =Rs 45.

Then cost of one notebook =Rs

$\dfrac{45}{6}$

So cost of 8 notebooks =Rs

$\dfrac{45}{6}\times 8=60$ Rs

Numeral for sixteen crore four lakh fifty thousand three hundred ten is

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16450310
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160450310
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164005310
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16004510

Numeral for seventy crore one thousand is:

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$7,01,000$
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$7,00,01,000$
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$70,00,01,000$
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$70,01,000$

Explanation

Seventy crore one thousand

$=70\times1,00,00,000 + 1\times1,000 = 70,00,01,000$

So correct answer will be option C.

Five T.V. sets cost Rs.What will be the cost of 9 such T.V. sets?

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$Rs.\ 119250$
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$Rs.\ 19250$
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$Rs.\ 11925$
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$Rs.\ 1192.5$

Explanation

Given that, cost of

$5$ TV

$=Rs.\ 66250$

Hence, cost of

$1$ TV

$=\dfrac{66250}{5}$

And cost of

$9$ TV

$=\dfrac{66250}{5}\times 9$

$=Rs.\ 119250$

Hence, the cost of

$9$ TV sets is

$Rs.\ 119250$ .

Write in numerals:
Ten lakh ninety thousand nine hundred nine.

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$10,09,099$
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$10,90,909$
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$10,909$
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$10,09,909$

Explanation

Ten lakh ninety thousand nine hundred nine

In numerals it can be written as,

$10,90,909$

$40$ articles cost Rs.

$180,$ the cost of

$18$ articles is:

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Rs. $18$
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Rs. $36$
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Rs. $81$
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Rs. $40.5$

Explanation

Cost of

$40$ articles

$=\text{Rs.}\ 180$

Cost of

$1$ article

$=\text{Rs.}\ \dfrac{180}{40}$

Cost of

$18$ articles

$=\text{Rs.}\ \dfrac{180}{40}\times 18=\text{Rs.}\ 8.1\$

$24$ iron rods of the same size weigh

$240kg$ . What will be the weight of

$20$ such iron rods ?

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$200$ Kg
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$2000$ Kg
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$120$ Kg
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$100$ Kg

Explanation

Weight of

$1$ iron rod

$=\dfrac{240}{24}=10\;kg$
Weight of

$20$ iron rods

$=20\times10=200\;kg$

If there are

$20$ chocolates in

$2$ packets, then how many chocolates are there in

$6$ packets?

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$120$
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$60$
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$12$
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$20$

Explanation

Given

$20$ chocolates in

$2$ packets.

Then chocolates in

$6$ packets

$=$

$\dfrac{20}{2}\times 6=60$

A fruit seller had

$69875$ apples. He has to pack them in boxes, with each box containing

$325$ apples. Find the number of boxes required to pack all the apples.

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$225$
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$315$
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$215$
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$205$

Explanation

Given:

Total number of apples

$=69875$

Number of apples in

$1$ box

$=325$

$\therefore$ Number of boxes required

$=\dfrac{Total\ number\ of\ apples}{Number\ of\ apples\ in\ 1\ box}$

$=\dfrac{69875}{325}$

$=215$

If your height is

$150\ cm$ and your brother is taller than you by

$7\ cm$ , then what is the height of your brother?

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157 cm
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143 cm
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155 cm
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145 cm

If you weigh

$20\ kg$ and weight of your friend is

$10\,kg$ more than your weight, then how much your friend weighs?

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200 kg
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30 kg
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10 kg
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25 kg

Explanation

my weight

$=20\,kg$
my friend weighs

$10\,kg$ more than me
weight of my friend

$=20+10 =30\,kg$

How many sharks, each of weight

$100\ kg$ , can be put together to balance a shark of weight

$1000\ kg$ ?

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5
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7
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10
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9

Explanation

$1$ shark weight

$=100 kg$

$10$ shark weight

$=\underline {10} \times 100 \ kg=1000 \ kg$

So,

$10$ numbers of

$100kg$ sharks are needed to balance a

$1000$ kg shark.

How many zeros are there in one lakh?

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4
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3
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5
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2

Explanation

As we know

$1 \quad lakh = 1000000$

$\therefore C$ will be the correct answer.

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