CBSE Class 6 Mathematics Sample Paper Set X

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SECTION – A

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTIONS 

1. The fraction equivalent of 0.020 is :

a) 1/20 b) 2/100 c) 1/200 d) 2/1000

2. What is the value of ( 60) – ( 60) – (60)?

a) 30 b) 30 c) 60 d) 60

3. Which of these is in the descending order?

a) 222, 22, 22, 2, 2 b) 222, 2, 22, 22, 222

c) 222, 22, 2, 22, 222 d) 222, 22, 2, 22, 222

4. Which of these is an unlike decimal?

a) 3.42 b) 41.90 c) 234.11 d) 584.3

5. The largest negative integer is :

a) 0 b) 1 c) 1 d) none of these

6. The Product of the greatest 4 digit number and the smallest 3 digit number will end in :

a) no zeros b) one zero

c) two zeros d) three zeros

7. Which Property states that the sum of any two whole numbers is always a whole number?

a) Commutative b) Associative

c) Additive d) Closure

8. What part of 96 is 16?

a) 1/12  b) 1/8   c)  1/6    d) 16/24

SECTION – B

(2×10=20)

1. Write 4 negative integers greater than – 12.

2. Convert 43/8 into a mixed fraction.

3. Write 986.3041 in expanded form.

4. Subtract – 789 from 489.

5. Write absolute value of each :

a) 100 b) 0

c) 54 d) 90

6. Add, by combining the numbers in a convenient manner :

a) 42 + 16 + 14 + 28 b) 123 + 100 + 147

7. Write PF for proper fraction and IF for improper fraction :

a) 44/55   b) 42/12   c) 3/2  d) 19/20

8. The Sum of two integers is – 5. If one of them is 4, find the other integer.

9. Find the number which when divided by 27 gives 125 as the quotient and 25 as the remainder.

10. Convert 5/8 into decimal fraction.

SECTION – C

(3×10=30)

1. Simplify 64.173 + 40.07 56.99

2. Write the sign ' < ' or ' > ' between the fuactions to show compariison :

a) 15/27 .......... .......... ....... 26/27

b) 2/7  .......... .......... ..... 3/5

c) 12/11 .......... .......... ... -5/11

3. Goods weighing 168.78 Kg and 289.225 Kg were loaded into a lift. On the next floor, goods weighing 89.98 Kg were removed. What weight of goods is left in the lift?

4. Draw number line. Find the integer which is 4 more than -1.

5. Answer the following questions :

a) How will you write 50 m below sea level?

b) Write all integers between – 4 and 4.

c) What sign will the negative of a positive number have?

6. Divide 74856 by 100 and check your answer by using the division rule.

7. How much less than the sum of 4236, 1281 and 45 is the product of 42 and 126?

8. Simplify : 3/7 + 2/3 -5/6

9. Priya gave two fifths of a chocolate to one friend and one –fourth to another friend, and ate the rest. What fraction of the chocolate did she eat?

10. Arrange 3/5 , 2/3 . and 3/4 in descending order.

SECTION – D

(4×8=32)

1. Subtract :

a) 41.057 Kg from 85.306 Kg

b) 326.98 from 719.06

2. Simplify : a) 37 + (-2) – (-65) + (-8)

b) – ( 27 ) + 39 – 42

3. Insert the symbols =, > or < in the following :

a) – 49 – 56 ……………… 23 92

b) – ( 200) + 100 …………….. 200 100

c) 32 ( 48) ……………... 48 ( 32)

d) 56 + 100 ……………… 16 ( 99)

4. From 987634 subtract the largest 5 digit even number. Add the result to the smallest

4 digit odd number.

5. Solve the following using distributive property :

a) (2162 × 46) (2162 × 26)

b) 432 × 102

6. Simplify :

a) Rs 49.06 + Rs 112.23 + Rs 53.2

b) 2009.09 - 300.001

7. Simplify : a) 4/5 - 2/12    b) 2*2/3 + 3*3/5

8. Write True or False :

a) Predecessor of 3 is 4.

b) If we change the order in which three numbers are added, the sum changes.

c) 0 ÷ 5 = 0

d) Every negative integer is larger than every whole number.

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