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    UNRMO Sample Papers For Class 5

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    1. The document describes a sample paper for the Unicus Non-Routine Mathematics Olympiad (UNRMO) with 20 multiple choice questions testing concepts like fractions, percentages, geometry, and averages. 2. The questions are divided into two sections - Classic for classes 5 and 6 with 10 questions worth 3 marks each, and Scholar for classes 5 and 6 with 10 questions worth 6 marks each. 3. There is a total of 90 marks for the paper and negative marking of 1/3 of the marks for incorrect answers.

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    1. The document describes a sample paper for the Unicus Non-Routine Mathematics Olympiad (UNRMO) with 20 multiple choice questions testing concepts like fractions, percentages, geometry, and averages. 2. The questions are divided into two sections - Classic for classes 5 and 6 with 10 questions worth 3 marks each, and Scholar for classes 5 and 6 with 10 questions worth 6 marks each. 3. There is a total of 90 marks for the paper and negative marking of 1/3 of the marks for incorrect answers.

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    UNRMO Sample Papers For Class 5

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    1. The document describes a sample paper for the Unicus Non-Routine Mathematics Olympiad (UNRMO) with 20 multiple choice questions testing concepts like fractions, percentages, geometry, and averages. 2. The questions are divided into two sections - Classic for classes 5 and 6 with 10 questions worth 3 marks each, and Scholar for classes 5 and 6 with 10 questions worth 6 marks each. 3. There is a total of 90 marks for the paper and negative marking of 1/3 of the marks for incorrect answers.

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    Sample Paper

    (2020-21)

    Class 5 & 6
    Unicus Non-Routine Mathematics Olympiad

    Section – Class* Total Marks per


    Total Marks
    *Syllabus covered Questions Question
    Classic Section – Class 5 & 6 10 3 30

    Scholar Section – Class 5 & 6 10 6 60

    Grand Total 20 90
    Note: There will be negative marking of 1/3 rd of the marks allotted for that question if the answer is incorrect.
    Unicus Non-Routine Mathematics Olympiad (UNRMO)

    1. It P = A X B and Q = C X D where 2A = 3B = 4C = 6D = 24 then P/(Q X 5) is


    a) 2/5
    b) 3/5
    c) 4/5
    d) 1/5

    Correct Answer: c 3 Marks

    2. The value of 0. 23 ̅̅̅̅ X 1000 =


    ̅
    a) 23.(23)̅̅̅
    b) 232.(32 ̅̅̅̅)
    ̅̅̅̅)
    c) 2. (32
    d) 232.32

    Correct Answer: b 3 Marks

    3. The sum of interior angle of the regular pentagon is


    a) 640
    b) 740
    c) 540
    d) 620

    Correct Answer: c 3 Marks

    4. In the given figure, what are the values of ∠b, ∠c and ∠a respectively

    a) 18o, 70o, & 92o


    b) 92o, 70o, & 18o
    c) 70o, 92o, & 18o
    d) 70o, 18o, & 92o

    Correct Answer: c 3 Marks

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    Unicus Non-Routine Mathematics Olympiad (UNRMO)

    5. What is the mean of x, x + 3, x + 6, x + 9 and x + 12?


    a) x + 3
    b) x + 6
    c) x + 9
    d) x + 12

    Correct Answer: b 3 Marks

    6. When a number is reduced by 4, it becomes 80% of itself. Find the number?


    a) 20
    b) 30
    c) 40
    d) 50

    Correct Answer: a 3 Marks

    7. In an examination 96% of the candidates passed and 50 failed. What is the number of
    candidates who appeared for the examination?
    a) 1520
    b) 1250
    c) 1530
    d) 1350

    Correct Answer: a 3 Marks

    8. The length & breadth of a rectangular plot are l and b. Two rectangular paths each of
    width 'w' run inside the plot one parallel to the breadth. What is the total area of the
    paths?
    a) (l + w) (b + w) - lb
    b) lb - (l - w) (b - w)
    c) (l + b - w) w.
    d) lb - (l - 2w) (b - 2w)

    Correct Answer: c 3 Marks

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    Unicus Non-Routine Mathematics Olympiad (UNRMO)

    9. X packets of 6 sweets each are divided equally among 10 children. How many sweets
    does each child get?
    a) 6x
    b) 6x – 10
    c) 3x/5
    d) 3x - 5

    Correct Answer: d 3 Marks

    10. How many KMs does a bicycle wheel of radius 30 cm cover in 70 revolutions?
    a) 0.0132 KM
    b) 1.32 KM
    c) 13.2 KM
    d) 0.132 KM

    Correct Answer: d 3 Marks

    11. (1/4 of 2 2/7) when multiplied by 6 3/10 X 2 1/7 X 35/9 gives x and if y = 5/6. then x/y is
    _____.
    a) 22 X 32
    b) 23 X 32
    c) 22 X 33
    d) 2 X 34

    Correct Answer: a 6 Marks

    12. The number of pieces obtained when 1 3/4 meters can be cut from a roll of ribbon of
    length 56 meters are 30 + x. then x = _____
    a) 1
    b) 2
    c) 4
    d) 6

    Correct Answer: b 6 Marks

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    Unicus Non-Routine Mathematics Olympiad (UNRMO)

    13. The area of parallelogram is 60m2 base is 12cm then the distance between the parallel
    sides is _______.
    a) 10
    b) 3
    c) 5
    d) 12

    Correct Answer: c 6 Marks

    14. It 4L + 2B + 3H = 228 mts. Where L : B : H = 3 : 2 : 1, then the area of four walls


    __________
    a) 1480m2
    b) 1440m2
    c) 1460m2
    d) 1420m2

    Correct Answer: b 6 Marks

    15. The number of seats for admission is increased by 10% every year. It the number of
    seats in 2001 was 400. What was the number of seats in 2003?
    a) 824
    b) 484
    c) 500
    d) 480

    Correct Answer: b 6 Marks

    16. It (1 + x + x2)/(1 - x + x2) = 13(1 + x)/14(1 - x), then x = __________


    a) 1/3
    b) 3
    c) 2/3
    d) 3/2

    Correct Answer: a 6 Marks

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    Unicus Non-Routine Mathematics Olympiad (UNRMO)

    17. A = Pxa.yb : B = Qxc.yd where a = 2b = 3c = 4d = 12, P = 3Q = 12, then A ÷ B is


    a) 3x8.y3
    b) 3x3.y8
    c) 3x2.y3
    d) 3xy

    Correct Answer: a 6 Marks

    18. If (x + 1/x)2 - 2(x + 1/x) (x - 1/x) + (x - 1/x)2 is simplified as


    a) 8/x2
    b) 16/x2
    c) 4/x2
    d) 2/x2

    Correct Answer: c 6 Marks

    19. Sum of 10 observations is 250, If one observation, 25 is deleted, what is the new
    mean?
    a) 25
    b) 20
    c) 28
    d) 22

    Correct Answer: a 6 Marks

    20. A car travels 120 KM from A to B at 30 KM/hr. but returns the same distance at 40
    km/hr. The Average speed for the round trip is closest to
    a) 33 KM/hr
    b) 34 KM/hr
    c) 36 KM/hr
    d) 37 KM/hr

    Correct Answer: b 6 Marks

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