CBSE Class 5 Mathematics Sample Paper Set 01

CBSE Class 5 Mathematics Sample Paper

Section A

1. We can make one straight angle using two _______________ angles.
a. right
b. 180°
c. 90°
d. Complete
Tick the correct option-
I. Both a and c are correct
II. Option a
III. Both a and b are correct
IV. Option d

2. 1 is a ________________________of every number.
a. Factor
b. Multiple
c. Both a and c
d. None of the above

3. A fraction with the denominator greater than its numerator is known as a/an_____________ fraction.
a. improper
b. proper
c. mixed
d. unlike

4. The first two multiples of 17 are ________, _________.
a. 34
b. 17
c. 51
d. 68
Tick the correct option-
I. Both a and c are correct
II. Option a
III. Both a and b are correct
IV. Option d

5. Area of a square whose side is 10 cm is equal to________________
a. 40 sq cm
b. 100 sq cm
c. 60 sq cm
d. 80 sq cm

6. 4,16, 20, 24, 28 are multiples of ________________ 

7. The art club used 5 gallons of paint out of 12. What is the fraction of the remaining paint? ________________

8. Half of a right angle measures __________________ degrees.

9. The length of the fence required for a square park whose side is 24 m=________

10. Measure the given angle-

11. Perimeter of a rectangle with length 6 cm and breadth 4 cm is equal to_________

Section B

12. Construct the following angles using a protractor
a) 45° b) 110°

13. Find the perimeter of the figure given below-

14. Convert the following into improper fractiona)
a) 3(1/9)
b) 5(6/7)

15. Find out the factors of 40 using factor tree method-

16. Construct the following polygonsa)
a) Octagon b) Pentagon

17. Find the area of the following figures

18. Write four equivalent fractions of 5/7

19. Write all the factors of 24-

20. Convert the given fraction into mixed fraction. 58/7 =

Section C

21. Ashley wants to use a ribbon to put a border around her picture. The picture is 60 cm long and 40 cm wide. How much ribbon will she need?

22. Find the LCM of 7, 14, 56 –

23. Find the following
a) 1/6 of a dozen=
b) 2/5 of 50 boys=
c) 3/8 of a day (in hours) = 

24. Find the HCF of 24 and 36

25. Identify the type of angle in the given pictures and write in the space provided-

Section D

26. Case Based Study I
Time is an important resource in the life of every student. Kiran’s parents bought her a new clock for her room. She is very excited. While she was exploring her new clock, the following questions popped up in her mind. Help her answer the following-

I. What is the measurement of the angle formed between two consecutive numbers of the clock?
a) 10°
b) 20°
c) 30°
d) 40°

II. What will be the measurement of the angle formed between the hands of the clock when it is 9 o’clock?
a) 90°
b) 180°
c) 30°
d) 360°

III. What is the type of angle formed between the hands of the clock when the time is 1 o’clock?
a) obtuse
b) acute
c) right
d) straight

IV. Look at her clock. What is the measurement of the angle?
a) 120°
b) 90°
c) 110°
d) 150°

27. Case Based Study II
Education about life skills makes the individual able to improve his knowledge, develop values and views, meaning that the individual knows when and how to do a task. Life skills motivate healthy behaviour and increase self-confidence. In order to make Sohan understand this, his father took him to the market to buy fruits. He made him check the quality, quantity and price. Sohan was thrilled to shop. Study the given rate list and help him prepare the bill-
Item       Price (in ₹ per kg)
Apple         120
Grapes        80
Papaya        50
Pear            60

I. What is the cost of 1/4 kg apple?
a. ₹ 30
b. ₹ 60
c. ₹ 80
d. ₹ 90

II. What is the cost of 3/4 kg grapes?
a. ₹ 30
b. ₹ 60
c. ₹ 80
d. ₹ 90

III. What is the cost of 2(1/2) kg papaya?
a. ₹ 130
b. ₹ 150
c. ₹ 120
d. ₹ 125

IV. What is the cost of 3(1/2) kg pear?
a. ₹ 230
b. ₹ 160
c. ₹ 210
d. ₹ 180

28. Case Based Study III
Maharashtra has once again the top sugar producer state in India after five years.
It has overtaken Uttar Pradesh in sugar production. The overall production of sugar by Maharashtra accounts for 138 lakh tonnes for the year 2021-22. There are many factories producing sugar. In year 2021, Rampur factory produced 35720 bags of sugar while Shyampur factory produced 32465 bags of sugar. In the same year, Govindpur factory produced 41376 bags. Use this data to answer the following questions-

I. Which factory produces the maximum bags of sugar?
a. Rampur
b. Shyampur
c. Govindpur
d. Solapur

II. How many bags did Rampur factory and Govindpur factory produce altogether?
a. 77096
b. 77000
c. 67096
d. 67000

III. How many more bags did Rampur factory produce than Shyampur factory?
a. 3000
b. 3255
c. 3355
d. 3225

IV. If same number of bags is produced every year, how many bags will be produced in Shyampur factory in 2 years?
a. 64000
b. 64900
c. 64930
d. 55490

29. Case Bases study IV
India is a global agricultural powerhouse. It is the world's largest producer of milk, pulses, and spices, and has the world's largest cattle herd (buffaloes), as well as the largest area under wheat, rice and cotton. Hariya is a small farmer in the state of Haryana. He has three small fields. He cultivates fruits and vegetables on them to earn his livelihood. A survey team visits his village to update the information regarding area etc. He does not know how to calculate the area and perimeter. Help him! This is the picture of his fields. Answer the following questions to help him calculate-

I. What is the area of field A?
a. 750 sq m
b. 756 sq m
c. 800 sq m
d. 856 sq m

II. What is the area of field B?
a. 432 sq m
b. 400 sq m
c. 532 sq m
d. 332 sq m

III. What is the perimeter of field C?
b. 90 m
b. 82 m
c. 92 m
d. 80 m

IV. What is the length of fence required for field A?
a. 90 m
b. 100 m
c. 120 m
d. 110 m