Class 5 – Half Yearly Exam Practice Paper 3

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Class 5 – Half Yearly Exam Practice Paper 3

📘 Half Yearly Exam – Mathematics Practice Paper 3 (Class 5)

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Q1 a) Find the greatest number that divides 252, 378 and 594 exactly.
HCF of 252, 378, 594 = 18
Q1 b) A number exceeds 4,58,326 by 2,35,789. Find the number.
458326 + 235789 = 694115
Q1 c) Ravi bought 3⅗ m cloth. He used 2¾ m. How much is left?
18/5 – 11/4 = (72–55)/20 = 17/20 m
Q2 a) Arrange in ascending order: –15, –3, 11, –9, 0, 8
–15, –9, –3, 0, 8, 11
Q2 b) Find 23,456.78 – 17,894.95
23,456.78 – 17,894.95 = 5,561.83
Q2 c) Find 160% of 750.
160% × 750 = 1200
Q3 a) One bus carries 48 passengers. How many passengers can 275 buses carry?
48 × 275 = 13,200 passengers
Q3 b) The product of two numbers is 540. If their HCF is 6, find their LCM.
LCM = 540 ÷ 6 = 90
Q3 c) Multiply 4⅓ × 2½ × ¾
13/3 × 5/2 × 3/4 = 65/8 = 8⅛
Q4 a) Solve: 9 1/3 ÷ 2 2/5
28/3 ÷ 12/5 = 28/3 × 5/12 = 140/36 = 35/9 = 3 8/9
Q4 b) Write integers from –20 to –15.
–20, –19, –18, –17, –16
Q4 c) A pen costs ₹37.50. Find cost of 324 pens.
37.50 × 324 = ₹12,150
Q5 a) Solve: (–326) + (–174)
–500
Q5 b) Out of 80 students, 45% are boys. Find number of boys.
45% of 80 = 36 boys
Q5 c) Cost of 150 fans = ₹4,50,000. Find cost of 1 fan.
₹4,50,000 ÷ 150 = ₹3,000 per fan
Q6 a) Ankit scored 68/85 in Hindi and 92/120 in English. In which subject was he better?
Hindi = 68/85 ×100 = 80%, English = 92/120 ×100 = 76.7%, Better in Hindi
Q6 b) The product of two fractions is 45/98. If one fraction is 9/14, find the other.
Other = 45/98 ÷ 9/14 = 45/98 × 14/9 = 5/7
Q7 a) If one angle of right angled triangle is 35⁰,find other angle.
other angle= 180⁰- (90⁰+ 35⁰)= 55⁰
Q7 b) Construct 105⁰.
Use protector to construct 
Q8 a) Find the LCM of 225, 375 and 900 by division method.
LCM = 4500
Q8 b) A hall has 1,500 seats. If 1,200 are occupied, find % of seats unoccupied.
Unoccupied = 1500 – 1200 = 300, (300 ÷ 1500) ×100 = 20%

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