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Question Paper Class 4, Math

This document outlines the 1st Terminal Examination for Class IV Mathematics at Premier Public School Bahadurganj for the academic year 2025-2026. It includes various sections such as multiple choice questions, fill in the blanks, comparisons, matching, fraction conversions, rounding numbers, writing Roman numerals, and solving word problems. The exam is structured to assess students' understanding of basic mathematical concepts and operations.

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Question Paper Class 4, Math

This document outlines the 1st Terminal Examination for Class IV Mathematics at Premier Public School Bahadurganj for the academic year 2025-2026. It includes various sections such as multiple choice questions, fill in the blanks, comparisons, matching, fraction conversions, rounding numbers, writing Roman numerals, and solving word problems. The exam is structured to assess students' understanding of basic mathematical concepts and operations.

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PREMIER PUBLIC SCHOOL BAHADURGANJ

1ST TERMINAL EXAMINATION 2025 - 2026


Class: IV Subject:
MATHEMATICS
FM: 50 marks Time:
2hrs
1. Multiple Choice Questions: [1× 5=5]
(i) Addition is the way of ………………… two or more numbers or quantities.
(A) Separating (B) combining (C) disturbing (D) comparing
(ii) To get the successor of a number, we add ………………… to a number.
(A) One (B) the number it self (C) zero (D) non of these
(iii) How many zeros does the smallest 5- digit number have
(A) six (B) five (C) four (D) three
(iv) How can we get the smallest 6-digit number with the help of the largest 5 digit
number ?
(A) The number itself (B) One (C) Zero (D) The greater
number
(v) In a six digit number the leftmost place is of
(A) Ones (B) ten thousands (C) lakhs (D) non of these
2. Fill in the blanks: [1× 5=5]
(i) The leftmost place in a 5-digit number is that of ……………… .
(ii) The place value of 3 in 3,47,625 is …………………… .
(iii) In a 5 digit number, the 4th digit from the lefts in …………………… period.
(iv) The place of 0 in5,08,327
(v) In a 6-digit number, the 5th digit from the right falls in ……………………… period.
3. Fill in the boxes by using ¿ ,<¿=¿ . [1× 5=5]
(i) 3m 300cm
(ii) 4,35,912 4,36,012
(iii) 9999 largest 5-digit number.
(iv) Predecessor of 1 successor of 2
(v) 10000000 9999999
4. Match the following: [1× 5=5]
(i) 532 rounded to nearest 100 (a) 347
(ii) The largest 5-digit number (b) one
(iii) The smallest 4-digit number formed
by the digits 4,7,3 (c) 60 thousands
(iv) The place value of 6 in 3,65,789 is (d) 500
(v) Difference between the smallest 4 digit (e) 99,999
number and the largest 3 digit number is
5. Change each of the following fraction to equivalent fraction having the
denominator 32. [1× 5=5]
1 6 8 1 1
(i) =¿ (ii) =¿ (iii) =¿ (iv) =¿ (v) =¿
8 96 64 4 16

6. Round of each of the following numbers to the nearest thousand.


[1× 5=5]
(i) 6,927 (ii) 8,268 (iii) 9,810 (iv) 4,398 (v) 9,999
7. Using the given digits, write the smallest and the greatest 5-digit numbers.
[1× 5=5]
(i) 4, 3, 8 and 6 (ii) 5, 7, 2, 0 (iii) 7, 8, 9, 4, 5, 2 and 1 (iv) 4, 9, 6, 5, 8 and 2
(v) 9, 6, 8, 4 and 2

8. Write the Roman numerals for the following: [1× 5=5]


(i) 900 (ii) 99 (iii) 86 (iv) 302 (v)
578

9. Solve the following word problems: [1× 5=5]

(i) In an examination, 4,85,760 boys and 3,76,650 girls appeared. How many students
took the exam?
(ii) Add the largest 5-digit number and the largest number of 6-digit formed by using
the digits 5, 4, 7, 0, 6 and 1 only once?

(iii) The sum of two numbers is 3,48,654. If one of them is 1,24, 321. Find the other.

(iv) Two candidates contested an election. The winner got 2,95,855 votes. The loser got
93,725 votes less. How much votes did the loser get.

(v) The sum of three numbers is 4,61,315. Two of them are 1,72,513 and 1,15,167.
Find the third number.

≡BEST OF LUCK≡

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