MCQ Questions for Class 5 Maths The Fish Tale Quiz 2

If cost of 1 sapling is 30 rupees, then what is the cost of such 8 saplings?

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420 rupees
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800 rupees
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200 rupees
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240 rupees

Explanation

cost of 1 sapling is 30 rupees

cost of such 8 saplings

= 8 \times 30 = 240 r u p e e s

$=8\times30=240\,rupees$

If a whale is

$30$ times heavier than a lobster, then what is the weight of whale, if the lobster weighs

$10\ kg$ ?

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40 kg
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20 kg
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400 kg
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300 kg

Explanation

A whale is

$30$ times heavier than a lobster,

then the weight of whale, if the lobster weighs

$10$ kg
is

$=30 \times$ the lobster's weight

$=30 \times 10 =300$ kg

If you weigh

$2$ times the weight of your dog, then what is your weight if your dog weighs

$25\ kg$ ?

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27 kg
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25 kg
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30 kg
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50 kg

If the weight of a child is

$25\ kg$ , then weight of such

$12$ children will be____?

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300 kg
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270 kg
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250 kg
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310 kg

If there are 15 students in a class who got scholarship, out of 40 students, then how many students didn't get scholarship?

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55
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25
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15
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40

If length of line is 300 cm, then what is the length of line in meters?

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3
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2
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1
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4

Explanation

We know that

$100\,cm=1\,m$

Length of line

$=300\,cm$
to convert

$cm$ into

$m,$ we will divide by

$100$

Length of line

$=300\div 100=3\,m$

State ture/false:

$1\quad crore=100\quad lakh$

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True
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False

Ms. Ben wrote four numbers on the board and asked the student to relate them according to the last lesson taught on number system. Which of the following number she wrote is different from others?

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10 hundred
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100 hundred
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1000 hundred
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100000 lakh

In how many

$3$ -inch segments can a

$4.5$ yard line be divided into?

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$15$
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$45$
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$54$
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$64$

Explanation

$1$ yard

$=36$ inches

So,

$4.5$ yard

$=4.5\times36$ inches

$=162$ inches

Length of each segment

$=3$ inches

So, number of segments

$=\dfrac{162}{3}$

$=54$

Hence, the total number of segments is

$54$ .

Read the number:

$9,76,987$

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Nine lakh seventy six thousand nine hundred eighty seven.
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Nine lakh seventy six thousand nine hundred seventy eight.
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Nine lakh eighty six thousand nine hundred eighty seven.
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None of these

Explanation

$9,76,987$

This number has

$9$ at lakh's place,

$7$ at ten thousand's place, and so on, and is read as

Nine lakh seventy six thousand nine hundred eighty seven

Read the number:

$7,88,789$

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Seventy eight thousand eight hundred seven eighty nine.
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Seventy eight thousand eight hundred eighty nine.
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Seven lakh eighty eight thousand seven hundred eighty nine.
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Seven lakh eight hundred and eighty seven thousand eighty nine.

Explanation

$7$ is at lakh's place followed by

$8$ at ten thousand's place,

$8$ at thousand's place,

$7$ at hundred's place,

$8$ at ten's place and

$9$ at one's place.

$7,88,789$ is read as Seven lakh eighty eight thousand seven hundred eighty nine.

The number reads "Forty five lakh sixty one thousand two hundred thirty four"

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$55,61,234$ .
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$45,61,234$ .
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$45,61,264$ .
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$45,61,230$ .

Explanation

Let us convert the given number in words into numerals as follows:

Forty five lakh

$=45,00,000$

Sixty one thousand

$=61,000$

Two hunderd

$=200$

Thirty

$=30$

Four

$=4$

Now, add the numerals as shown below:

$4500000+61000+200+30+4=4561234$

Therefore, the required number is

$45,61,234$ .

If the cost of

$15$ pens is

$Rs.\ 148.50$ . Then the cost of one pen is

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$Rs.\ 12.80$
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$Rs.\ 8.90$
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$Rs.\ 10.90$
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$Rs.\ 9.90$

Explanation

It is given that, cost of

$15$ pens is

$Rs.\ 148.50$ .

To find the cost of one pen, we have to divide the total amount by the number of pens as shown below:

Cost of

$1$ pen

$=Rs.\dfrac { 148.50 }{ 15 } =Rs.\ 9.90$

Hence, the cost of one pen is

$Rs.\ 9.90$ .

If a number reads "Eleven lakh seventy thousand six hundred seven". Find the missing digit.

$11,70,\_07$

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$3$
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$6$
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$2$
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$5$

Explanation

Let us convert the given number in words into numerals as follows:

Eleven lakh

$=11,00,000$

Seventy thousand

$=70,000$

Six hunderd

$=600$

Seven

$=7$

Now, add the numerals as shown below:

$1100000+70000+600+7=1170607$

Therefore, the required number is

$11,70,607$ .

Hence, the missing digit in

$11,70,\_07$ is

$6$ .

Observe the given figure in which the heights of two boys Vikas and Ram are given. If Vikas is

$4.32 { m }$ tall, then what is the height of Ram ?

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$288{ cm }$
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$224{ cm }$
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$238{ cm }$
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$188{ cm }$

How many units are needed to represent

$2\frac{1}{4}$ pictorially is

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$4$ units
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$3$ units
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$2$ units
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$1$ unit

Which of the following shows the maximum rise in temperature?

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$23^{\circ}$ to $32^{\circ}$
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$-10^{\circ}$ to $+1^{\circ}$
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$-18^{\circ}$ to $-11^{\circ}$
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$-5^{\circ}$ to $5^{\circ}$

Explanation

Option (b) is correct.

$(a)$

$32^{\circ}-23^{\circ}=9^{\circ}$

$(\mathbf{b})$

$1^{\circ}-\left(-10^{\circ}\right)=1^{\circ}+10^{\circ}=11^{\circ}$

$(\mathbf{c})$

$11^{\circ}-\left(-18^{\circ}\right)=11^{\circ}+18^{\circ}=7^{\circ}$

$(\mathrm{d})$

$5^{\circ}-(-5)=5^{\circ}+5^{\circ}=10^{\circ}$

Therefore, the maximum rise is shown by option b is 11 degrees.

How many thousands make a lakh?

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10
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100
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1000
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10000

Explanation

$1$ lakh means

$1,00,000$ which is equal to one hundred thousand
Therefore

$1,00,000 = (100 \times 1000)$
Hence one hundred thousands make a lakh.

If a boy weighs

$35\ kg$ and a girl weighs

$27\ kg$ , then who is heavier and by how much amount?

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7
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6
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8
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5

Explanation

Boy weighs

$35$ kg and a girl weighs

$27$ kg

So, the boy is heavier and he is heavy by

$=(35-27)kg=8kg$

So, option C is the answer

If a new born baby is

$30\ cm$ in length and you are

$4$ times taller than this baby, then what is your height?

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34 cm
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26 cm
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150 cm
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120 cm

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