Chapter -1

The Fish Jumps

Fill in the blanks :

(a)

(b)

Q.2.

State true or false

(a)

The place value of 7 in number 3729510 is 7 lakh.

(b)

5500 g can also be written as 5 kg 500 gms.

Q.3.

Match numerals of fish A with number names of fish B.

Q.4.

Write numerals for the following number names.

(a)

Six lakh twenty five thousand one hundred and six : ___________________

(b)

Ten lakh twenty five thousand ___________________

Q.5.

There are 6 milestones on a way. Each milestone is at a distance of 1000 m. Find the total
distance between second and sixth milestone. Also convert the answer in km.

_______, _______, _______ shapes are used to draw this fish.

Q.6.

In an aquarium each fish has a weight 250 g. Find the total weight of all the fishes and
convert into kg.

(a)

Total number of fishes = _______

(b)

Total weight of fishes = _______ g or = _______ kg.

Q.7.

Write the expanded notation of :

(1)

126504 =

(2)

4066903 =

Q.8.

Write the numbers

600000

2,00,000 + 40,000

+ 7000

+ 3000 + 700 +

+ 200

30 + 0

+ 10

Q.9.

Count in lakhs.

Q.10. Build the greatest and smallest numbers using 2, 5, 3, 7, 9 and 0. Each number should be
used once.

Q.11.

Following weights of different measures are given. Use these weights in different combinations to make total weight of 7000 g or 7 kg.

 (a)

(b)

(c)

(d)

Q.12. A farmer plants saplings at a distance of 2 m from each other. If there are 7 saplings in each
row, what will be the distance between the first and the last sapling? Draw the remaining
saplings also.

Q.13. Solve the following :

30

500

80

(b)

903 cm = ___________

(b)

7 m 01 cm = ___________

Q.14. Express the following in m and cm

(a)

375 cm = ___________

Q.15. Express the following in cm =

(a)

4 m 50 cm = ___________

Chapter-2

Shapes and Angles

(a)

is a closed figure.

( )

(b)

Alphabet L has one anlge of 90.

Q.2.

Match the following angles with their measurements :

(a)

(i)

Less than right angle

(b)

(ii)

Right angle or 90

(c)

Q.3.

Circle the closed figure made of match sticks.

( )

(iii) More than right angle

(a)
Q.4.

(c)

(d)
mark the angles and complete the table:

In the word
S.No.

(b)

Name of angle

1.

Right angle or 90

2.

Less than 90

3.

More than 90

Number

Q.5.

Measures these angles and write the measurement.

Q.6.

Draw angles of following measures.

(a)

Q.7.

Write the name of angles made by figures given below :

40

(b)

120

(a)

(b)

_________

(c)

_________

_________

Q.8.

Look at the watch carefully and answer the following questions.

(1)

The time shown by the clock is _________.

(2)

The angle made by the hands at 9'O clock _________.

(3)

If the time shown by clock is 9:15 then the angle formed will be _________ degrees.

(4)

If its 1 'O' clock the angle made will be _________.

(5)

Half of 90 will be _________.

(6)

Half of 180 will be _________.

Q.9.

Each angle of the figure is of _________.

Q.10. How many angles are formed in each of the figures given below :

(a)

(b)

Chapter-3

How many Squares

Mark true or false.

(a)

We measure area in centimetres or metres.

( )

(b)

The amount of surface of the plane a closed plane figure

( )

covers is called its area.

Q.2.

Fill in the blanks :

(a)

The area of a square whose side is 1 cm is _________.

(b)

A square is considered to be the best unit of _________.

Q.3.

Of the figures given below which figure has larger area?

(a)
Q.4.

Ans. _________

(b)

Of the figures given below which figure has smaller area?

(a)
Q.5.

(b)

Find the area of the following by counting squares.

(a)
_________
6

(b)

(c)

_________ _________

Ans. _________

Q.6.

Which figure has larger perimeter? Table top or front page of book.

Ans._________

Table
Q.7.

Find the area by counting squares. (Assume area of each small square as 1 sq cm.)

(a) _______________

(b) _______________

(c) _______________

(d) _______________

(e) _______________

Q.8.

You are given six squares, make maximum pictures in a grid and write their area one is
done for you.

Q.9.

This is Monu's face

and this is Sonu's face

. Whose face has more area?

Chapter-4

Parts and whole

1 2 5
are unlike fractions. ( )
9 9 9

(b)
, ,
Q.2.

Fill in the blanks :

(a)

(b)

.Q.3.

Match column B with column A and C

This circle

is divided into _________ equal parts.

1
of this chocolate
4

Column A

will be _________ pieces.

Column B

Column C

(a)

(i) 3 (d)

(b)

(ii) (e)

(c)

(iii) (f)

Q.4.

Shade figure according to the given fraction :

(a)
3
5

8

1
2
2
3

(b)
1
8

Q.5.

Make two equivalent fractions and represent in the picture.

= __________ = __________
(a)
3

2 = __________ = __________
(b)
3

Q.6.

You have to make ` 50 using ` 5 coin. How many such ` 5 coins you will require?

Q.7.

Pinki decided to distribute 20 sweets to her friends. She gave

1
2
to Reema, to Seema
5
5

and remaining she kept for herself. Write number of sweets each one of them got.

Q.8.

Reema Seema Pinki

There were 12 apples in a basket. of apples became rotten. How many were
3
left? Draw the remaining apples in the basket.

Ans. __________ apples left.

Q.9.

Colour the grid according to given parts.

(A)

(B)

4
2
black, 1 yellow,
red.
12
12
2

10
black, 10 yellow
20

20

Q.10. This is the rate list for following vegetables. If you have to go for shopping, how much
will you pay to the vegetable seller?

(a)

What is the cost of 2 kg Potatoes?

Ans.

(b)

What is the cost of

Ans.

(c)

What will be the cost of 3 kg Potatoes?

(d)

What is the cost of 2 kg Radish?

Ans.

(e)

What is the cost of 1 1 kg Lady finger?

Ans.

(f)

What is the cost of 1

Ans.

10

1
kg Potatoes?
2
1

1
kg Tomatoes?
4

Chapter-5

Does it looks like the same?

(a)

image in the mirror will make full view.

(b)

Q.2.

If ZOOM is turned half how will it look like?

Alphabet U if turned

1
will look the same.
2

( )

( )

Q.3. If I00I is turned half how will it look like?

Q.4.

This pentagon will have what shape if turned half?

Q.5.

Complete these figures.

(a)

Q.6.

Draw any two shapes which if turned half looks the same?

(b)

(c)

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Q.7.

A, E, I, O, U vowels if turned half how will they look like? Draw them.

Q.8. if is turned 1 , how will it look like?

Q.9.

How will this

Q.10. Turn this

12

look like if turned

of

1
.
6

1
?
5

Chapter-6

Be my Multiple, be my Factor
Q.1.

Circle the multiples of 9.

10, 18, 27, 33, 36, 38, 45, 54, 57, 63

Q.2.

Factors of 7 are 7 and __________.

Q.3.

Fill the boxes :

Q.4.

State True/False

Factors of 65 are 1, 5, 13, 65.

Q.5.

Match the following :

A B

(i)

Multiple of 5

(a)

(ii)

Greatest factor of 21

(b)

(iii) Common factor of 2 and 5

(c)

100

(iv) Divide the number by its factor,

the remainder is

(d)

21

Q.6.

Example :

Factor of 9

: 1,

3 , 9

Factor of 15

: 1,

3 , 5, 15

Common factors

: 1,

13

Now do this yourself

Factor of 12

________________

Factors of 18

________________

Common factors

________________

Q.7.

The multiple of 6 which is greater than 24 but less than 36 is __________.

Q.8.

A teacher divides 20 students into equal groups for an activity. Help her to make different
groups.
Number of students in group

Number of groups

20

2
.
.
.

10
.
.
.

When the number of students in a group increases, the number of groups __________.

Q.9.

Which number has only one factor?

Q.10. We can find the common multiples by using number line.

Common multiples of 2 and 6 = 6, 12, 18 ......

Now, do yourself :

Common multiples of 3 and 4 = ?

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Chapter-7

Can you see the Pattern?

(A)

What comes next? (Choose the correct option) :

(a)

(b)

(c)

(d)

(B)

ORANGE RANG ?

(a)

NG

Q.2.

Complete the series :

32, 40, 48, 56, ____, ____

Q.3.

Fill in the blanks :

(a)

39 + ____ + 19 = 42 + 19 + ____

(b)

42 ____ = 25 ____.

Q.4.

Look at the pattern below and choose the correct answer :

(9 1) 8 = 1

(98 2) 8 = 12

(987 3) 8 = 123

(9876 4) 8 = ____

(98765 5) 8 = ____

(a) 1234, 123456 (b) 1234, 12345 (c) 1235, 12356 (d) 1244, 1245

Q.5.

Complete the magic square using all the numbers from 35 to 43 in the such a way that the
total of each line is 117.

(b)

ANG

a
37
d

(c)

b
39
43

AN

(d) RAN

40
c
e
15

Q.6.

Observe the pattern and fill in the boxes :

Q.7.

What is the sum of

1 + 3 + 5 + 7 + 9 + 11 + 13 = ?

Q.8.

How many 5 turns will be needed to bring the object back to its initial position?
1
Which of these figures look the same on turn?

Q.9.

(a)

(b)

(c)

Q.10. What comes next? (Choose the correct option)

(a)
16

(b)

(c)

(d)

Q.11.

Guesss the age

Step 1 : To your age add 10

Step 2 : Now double it.

Step 3 : From this subtract 20.

Step 4 : Divide it by two

The number you get is your age

Q.12. Complete the pattern

5 5 = 25

55 5 = 275

555 5 = 2775

5555 5 = ____

55555 5 = ____

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Chapter-8

Mapping your Way

(a)

Mark the shortest route with arrows from Atif's house to Raju's house.

(b)

Mark the longest route with arrows from Raju's house to Atifs house.

(c)

How many routes he can take?

Q.2.

The scale on a map is 2 cm = 1 km

If the distance shown on the map is 14 cm, what is the actual distance?

Q.3.

If 1 cm on a map shows 50 km on the ground, how far is Ludhiana from Delhi?

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Q.4.

Complete the table :

Actual Distance

A.

1 cm = 1 km
2

24 km

B.

1 cm = 1 km

15 km

C.

2 cm = 1 km

D.

3 cm = 1 km

Distance on Map

40 cm
36 km

Q.5.

Use the squares to find out the area of :

(A)

Big Hall

____

(B)

Room

____

(C) Gallery

____

(D)

Garden Area

____

(E)

Parking Area

____

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Chapter-9

Boxes and Sketches

Which of the following figures could be the face of a cube?

(a)

(b)

(c)

(d)

Q.2.

Can

be folded into an open box?

Q.3.

State True/False : All the faces of a cuboid are same.

Q.4.

Which of the following is the drawing of a cubical box?

True/False

(a)
Q.5.

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(b)

Draw is the Top view of the given 3-D sketch?

(c)

(d)

Q.6.

Match the 'Nets' with their 'Boxes'

(i) (a)

(ii) (b)

(iii)

(c)

(iv)

(d)

(v) (e)

Q.7.

Draw the sketch :

CUBOID

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Chapter-10

Tenths and Hundredths

Estimate the following lengths. Also find the actual lengths by using standard measures.
Record your data in the table given below :

Nail

Pencil

` 10 Note

Q.2.

Complete the following :

A.

cm = 0.7 m

B.

306 cm = m cm = m.

Q.3.

Which is longer?

The sum of measure of lines in figure A or figure B.

First guess and then measure to check your guess.

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My

Actual

Estimate

length

Difference

Q.4.

Write 3 rupee 5 paise and 3 rupee 50 paise in decimal.

Q.5.

Match the following :

Q.6.

Complete :

2 cm 20 mm = mm.

Q.7.

The table shows Delhi Weather for 3 days.

Max./Min.

Monday

35.3C/22.8C

Tuesday

35.8C/23.5C

Wednesday

35.7C/23C

(a)

Which day is the hottest?

(b)

What is the difference between maximum and minimum teperature on Monday?

(c)

What is the lowest temperature on Wednesday?

Q.8.

Fill in the blanks.

` 50 and 700 paise = `

Q.9.

Sunita received a message on her mobile that she has won a prize of 125 US dollars.

(a)

How much money has she won in Indian rupee if 1 US dollar = ` 62.50

(b)

Should she rely and be happy on these type of messages?

Q.10. I am a part of whole. I am less than one half but greater than four tenths. I am a decimal
with digit 2 in my hundredths place who am I ?

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Chapter-11

Area and its Boundary

State True/False : The boundary of a figure is its area.

True/False

Q.2.

On a grid of 1 cm 1 cm, draw the rectangles of different dimensions with Area = 16 cm2

Now, complete the following table :

Length

Breadth

Area

Perimeter

A
B
C

Which figure has the least perimeter?

Q.3.

Find the missing length

(a)

(b)

Q.4.

What distance is covered by Raju if he run around the playground once?

Q.5.

If the areas of square A and rectangle B are same. Find the side of square A.

Q.6.

How much area does each design cover?

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Q.7.

(A)

Area of the path (by counting unit square) = _________ square metre

(B)

Area of rectangle ABCD

l b

_____ _____ m2

_____m2

(C)

Area of rectangle EFGH

_____ _____

_____ _____

_____ m2

(D)

Area of Path = Area of Rectangle ABCD Area of Rectangle EFGH = _______m2

Q.8.

Find the perimeter of each figure. Take each side to be 1 cm.

Q.9.

Find the area of the shaded region.

Q.10.

Find the perimeter of above the figure.

Chapter-12

Smart Charts
Q.1.

Match the following :

(a) Pictograph

(i)

(b)

Bar graph

(ii)

(c)

Chapati chart

(iii)

(d)

Line graph

(iv)

Q.2.

In a pictograph if

Q.3.

Out of 100 students, 25 mentioned 'Red' as their favourite colour. Depict this on chapati
chart.

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represents 50, then

Q.4.

Fill in the names on the bars. The graph shows the weight of four children

(a)

Sanya has the least weight

(b)

Dev is lighter than Jeetu but heavier than Anna

Q.5.

Pradeep prepared the following table of food his family like.

Fruit Juice

Cake

Fruit

Father
Mother
Grand Father
Sister
Me
Brother

Represent the above information in the form of bar graph.

Q.6.

The above circle graph (pie chart) shows the time spent by PEEKU on Sunday

8 hours

Sleeping

4 hours

Reading

3 hours

Playing

3 hours

Eating, bathing etc.

6 hours

Spending time with Grandparents

One is filled for you complete it.

Q.7.

Look at the circle graph showing how different children come to school.

If the circle represent 100 children give the number

__________ children come by bus

__________ children come walking

__________ children use other means of transport.

Q.8.

The list shows the amount of money collected by different classes towards the donation
for earth quake relief in Nepal.

Complete the bar graph and answer the question.

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Amount Collected

II

` 3000

III

` 6000

IV

` 5000

` 4000

(a)

Which class collected maximum amount?

(b)

Which class collected half the amount of class III?

(c)

Which class collected the least?

Q.9.

The following graph shows the 20-20 cricket match. Look at the graph and answer ______
the questons.

(a)

What was the score when first wicket fall?

(b)

In which over no run was scored?

Q.10. Ritu has prepared a family tree of her family.

(a)

How old was father when Ritu was born?

(b)

What is the difference in ages between the youngest and the oldest person in the
family?

(c)

After how many years will Ritu celebrate her 20th birthday?

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Chapter-13

Ways to Multiply and Divide

(a)

8065

Q.2.

63
15

Fill the boxes :

627

Q.3.

(b)

Shruti has done this multiplication.

378

406

2268

15120

17388

Is the correct? If not then do the correct multiplication.

Q.4.

A TV programme shows 13 advertisement during every break. There are 6 breaks. How
many advertisement does it telecast?

Q.5.

Divide 3480 by 12.

Q.6.

Fill the boxes

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Q.7.

18 22 = 396 then 396 18 = ?

Q.8.

Is the above division correct? If not, then do the correct division.

Q.9.

960 people watched the tennis match at the stadium. There were 20 rows of seats at the
stadium. How many people are there in each row?

Q.10. Write the alphabet in the box by matching your answer in the table and find out who am
I? Draw me.

(i)

34

376
49

(ii)

460
304

(iii) 4 ) 1236

(iv) 19 ) 817

Chapter-14

How Big? How heavy?

Match to the most likely weight :

A.

Maths book

(i)

B.

Sack of rice

(ii) 500 g

C.

Strip of tablets

(iii) 50 g

D.

Elephant

(iv) 5 kg

Q.2.

9 marbles push up 90 ml of water in a glass cylinder. The volume of one marble is ______.

Q.3.

The most likey volume of medicine in the syringe is ______.

(a)

Q.4.

What is the volume of given box?

Volume of the box = ______ ______ ______ = ______ cm3

Q.5.

The given table shows the weights of Reenu's family members :

5 ml

(b)

50 ml

Family member

(c)

5000 kg

100 ml

Weight

Father

53 kg

Mother

47 kg

Brother

23 kg

Reenu

18 kg

Sister

9 kg

(a)

What is the total weight of all family members? ______

(b)

Whose weight is half the weight of Reenu? ______

Q.6.

Which is heavier and by how much?

(a)

3 sack of rice, each weighing 50 kg.

(b)

4 persons with average weight 42.5 kg

Q.7.

How many such boxes

Q.8.

Q.9.

If 20 kg of wheat flour can be packed in one bag, how many bags are needed to pack 980
kg of wheat flour?

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can be fitted into the given box?

kg + 3 15 kg = 55 kg.

Answer Key
Chapter-1
1.

(a)

1000 g

(b)

circle, oval, triangle

2. (a)
(b)

3.

(a)

(ii)

(b)

(iii)

(c)

(i)

4.

(a) 6,25106

(b) 10,25000

5.

4000 m or 4 km

6.

12, 3000 g, 3 kg

7.

(1)

One lakh twenty six thousand five hundred four

(2)

Four lakh sixty six thousnad nine hundred three.

8.

(a) 607212

(b) 2043730

9.

850042, 950042, 1050042

10.

Biggest number 975320 smallest number 203579

11.

(a)

5kg + 2 kg

(b)

5 kg + 1 kg + 1 kg

(c)

2kg + 1 kg + 1 kg + 1 kg + 500 g + 500 g + 250 g + 250 g + 250 g + 250 g

(d)

500 g + 500 g + 250 g + 250 g + 250 g + 250 g + 5 kg

12.

5 saplings will be drawn, 12 m

13. 2280
14.

(a)

3 m 75 cm

(b)

9 m 3 cm

15.

(a)

450 cm

(b)

701 cm

Chapter-2
1. (a)
(b)

2.

(a)

(ii)

(b)

(iii)

(c)

(i)
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3.

(b), (c)

4.

(1) 10

(2) 6

(3) 2

5.

50, 140

7.

(a)

less than 90

(b)

90 or right angle

(c)

less than 90

8.

1.

9 'O' clock

2.

90 or right angle

3.

180

4.

30

5.

45

6.

90

9.

90

10. (a) 5

(b) 4

Chapter-3
1. (a)

2.

(a)

(b)

1 square centimeter

(b)

area

4 unit2

(b)

4 unit2

(c)

2 unit2

6 cm2

(b)

5 cm2

(c)

4 cm2

3. (b)
4. (a)
5.

(a)

6. Table
7.

(a)

8.

Area of all figures = 6 cm2

9.

Monu's face

38

(d)

6 cm2

(e) 9 cm2

Chapter-4
1. (a)

(b)

2.

(a) Two

(b) 3

3.

(a) (ii) (e)

(b) (iii) (d)

(c) (i)

(f)

4.

(a)

(b)

3/5
5.

1/8

Student can represent in any other way.

1 2 3
(a)
= =
3

2
3

4
6

(b)
= =

2/6

3/9

4/6

6/9

6
9

6.

10 coins

7.

Reema - 4 toffees

Seema - 8 toffees

Herself (Pinky) 8 toffees

8.

8 apples

9.

Shading as per instructions

` 36
10. (a)

(b)

` 9 (c)
` 63 (d)
` 30

` 30
(e)

(f)

` 25

(b)

Chapter-5
1. (a)

2.

WOOZ

3.

I00I

4.
39

5.

(a)

(b)

(c)

6.
Circle

Square

7.

8.

9.

10.
Chapter-6
1.

18 , 27 , 36 ,

45 , 54 , 63

2. 1
3.

4, 2

4. True
5.

(i)

(ii)

(iii)

(iv)

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6.

Factors of 12 : 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 12

Factors of 18 : 1, 2, 3, 6, 9, 18

Common factors : 1, 2, 3, 6

7. 30
8.

4, 5; 5, 4; 20, 1; less

9. 1
10.

Chapter-7
1.

(A)

2.

64, 72

3.

(A)

(B) c

42, 39

(B) 25, 42

4. b
5.

a = 42

b = 35

c = 41

6.

a = 27

b = 29

c = 29

e = 38

d = 43

7. 49
8.

5 turns.

9.

All of these

10.

12.

27775, 277775

2.

7 km

Chapter-8
1.

Do yourself

4.

A 12 cm

B 15 cm

C 20 km

D 108 cm

5.

A.

108 m2

B.

27 m2

C.

24 m2

D.

36 m2

E.

144 m2

3.

350 km

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Chapter-9
1. b
2. yes
3. false
4. c
5.

6.

(i) d

(ii) a

(iv) c

(v) b

(iii) e

7.

CUBE

CUBOID

Chapter-10
1.

Do it yourself

2.

A.

3.

Fig. A

4.

` 3.05, ` 3.50

5.

1
= 50 paise = ` 0.50
2

1
= 10 paise = ` 0.10
10

3
= 75 paise = ` 0.75
4

1 = 25 paise = ` 0.25
4

99
= 99 paise = ` 0.99
100

42

70

B.

3 m 6 cm = 3.06 m

6.
40 mm
7.
(a) Tuesday
(b) 12.5C
` 57
8.
` 7812.50 (b) No
9. (a)
10. 0.42

(c)

23C

Chapter-11
1. False
2.
Length Width Area Perimeter
34 cm

A. 16 cm
1 cm
16 cm2
20 cm

B.
8 cm
2 cm
16 cm2
16 cm

C.
4 cm
4 cm
16 cm2

SQUARE C has least perimeter.
3.
(a) 4 cm
(b) 8 cm
4.
500 m
5.
4 cm
6.
8 square cm, 13 square cm
(B) 7 5, 35 m2 (C) 5 3, 15 m2
(D) 20m2
7.
(A) 20 m2
8.
12 cm, 8 cm
9.
4 sq. cm
10. 17cm
Chapter-12
1.
(a) (ii), (b) (iv), (c) (i), (d) (iii)
2. 250
3.
Draw yourself
4.
A. JEETU

B.
DEV

C.
ANNA

D. SANYA
5.
Draw yourself
6.
Do yourself
7. 50
25
25
43

8.

(a) III

(b) II

9.

(a) 50

(b) 10

10.

(a)

(b)

28 yrs

58 yrs

(c) II
(c)

10 yrs

Chapter-13
1.

(a) 32260

2.

Do yourself

3.

Do yourself

(b) 945

4. 78
5. 290
6.

Do yourself

7. 22
8.

Do yourself

9. 48
10.

(i)

(ii) R

(iii) O

(iv) G

Chapter-14
1.

A. (ii)

2.

10 ml

B. (iv) C. (iii)

3. (a)
4.

Length breadth height = 450 cm3

5.

(A)

6.

(B), By 20 kg

7.

1000 boxes

150 kg

8. 5
9.

44

49 bags

(B) Sister

D. (i)