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In which subject, was the average performance of the students best?

In which subject did the students score the least?

What was the average result in Social Studies?

Which two subjects had same average percentage of marks?

How much did Mathematics average result exceed that of Science?

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Q2. The following bar graph represents the average percentage of marks obtained by students of a class in different subjects. Study and answer the questions based on it:

Q1. Tick () the correct answer:

Two parallel lines intersect

in a line in a point in two points no where

How many line segments pass through two given points?

one two three four

How many rays can be drawn from a given point?

one two ten infinitely

A star in the sky gives an idea of a

line ray plane point

How many lines can intersect in one point?

two three six infinite number

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Q3. Write in the table given below, how many containers shown are required to measure the given capacities.

To measure500 ml 200ml 100 ml 50 ml1 litre

1 l of milk

850 ml of juice

600 ml of soft drink

150 ml of water

4 l 500 ml of petrol

450 ml of fruit squash

Q5. Fill in the boxes using the clues given :

Three thousand four hundred eighteen

1000 more than 7639

7 thousands, 8 hundreds, and 9 ones

Place value of 5 in 5,364

Smallest number using digits 9, 1, 2 and 8

Number before 9310

1000 + 900 + 70

The smallest among 3509, 3905, and 3095

Largest three-digit number

The value of a digit goes up this many times as it movesto the left of the place value chart

Number of tens in 480

1000 less than 1167

Nine thousand eighty-nine

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Q7. What is the time shown on the clock?

2 km 567 m

14 km 23 m

350 g

1 kg 25 g

560 l

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Q9. Match the given objects to the shapes below.

Cube

Length of a 10-rupee note

Length of a needle

Length of a river

Distance from the earth to moon

Height of a giraffe

Distance the school bus travels

Height of a flagpole

Length of a cricket pitch

Distance from Mumbai to Pune

Length of a pen

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Q11. What is a better unit to measure these? cm, m, or km?

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4 out of 10 equal parts

1 out of 3 equal parts

1 out of 4 equal parts

3 out of 8 equal parts

3 out of 4 equal parts

fourth-tenths

two-thirds

three-fourths

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three-eights

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Q2. Arrange the letters in correct order to make a meaningful word.

rigbn bingr bring grinb

hpyuapn unhaypp punhapy unhappy

agemad gemade damage agedam

trwae rawet watre water

holocs loochs hoscol school

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“Hurry up or we’ll be late!” urged Mum.

The little boy asked, “Can I have a balloon?”

The teacher explained it would be playtime soon.

“Let’s play tennis,” suggested Rina.

The dentist told me my teeth were perfect.

direct reported

direct reported

direct reported

direct reported

direct reported

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Q3. Decide whether each sentence contains direct or reported speech. Tick () the correct box:

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Q1. Look at the pictures carefully. There are nine cats in the picture. Use the prepositions from the box to describe the position of each vat.

behind, in front of, under, between, on, in, beside, above, along

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Q7. Draw lines to match the collective nouns with the common noun :

band

packet

brood

pack

bar

troupe

collection

block

fleet

flock

apartments

books

ships

sheep

actors

wolves

musicians

chocolates

biscuits

chickens

Q5. Complete the table with the positive, comparative and superlative forms of the adjectives :

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Positive Comparative Superlative

hard

beautiful

noisy

hot

bright

merry

richer

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stronger

hardest

most beautiful

brightest

most colourful

most useful

Q8. Match the masculine gender with the feminine gender:

drone

actor

gander

empress

duck

bee

actress

goose

emperor

doe

Husband

Uncle

Son

Horse

Wife

Aunt

Daughter

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Q9. Tick () the correct preposition.

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The little children were tired, so they sat on of the bench.

Arjun brushes his teeth after by having meals.

Neha returned from America after since two months.

Kumar dived in into the flooded river to save the drowning boy.

Snow White and the hunter went to the forest on by foot.

photo

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zoo

disco

stereo

tattoo

photos photoes

solos soloes

zooes zoos

discos discoes

stereoes stereos

tattooes tattoos

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Q6. Tick () the correct plural form for each singular word:

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rich richest

more beautiful

noisiesthotter hottestbrighter

strong strongest

more colourfulcolourfulmerrier merriest

more usefuluseful

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I felt ______________ after running in the race. (tired / fresh)

The ______________ man knocked loudly on the door. (patient / impatient)

Monica was _______________ to be invited. (sad / happy)

We saw a ______________ animal that looked like a giant lizard. (strange / familiar)

The _____________ prince promised to help Rapunzel escape from the tower. (cruel / kind)

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Q11. Fill in the blanks with the correct adjectives from those given in brackets:

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Q12. Tick () the correct word:

Balloon

Bailoon

Baloon

Brokoli

Brockoli

Broccoli

Bookself

Bookshelf

Bookcelf

Strawberry

Straoberry

Strawbery

Beehibe

Biehive

Beehive

Butterfly

Batterfly

Buterfly

Katerpillar

Caterpillar

Catarpillar

Seehorse

Seahorce

Seahorse

Q13. Fill in the blanks with the word to form a commonly used word pair :

________________ and butter cheese bread apple

________________ and cheese milk butter sugar

Rich and the _______________ poor old famous

Sweet and ______________ bitter sour salty

_______________ and water bubbles foam soap

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Q2. Match the inventors with their inventions :

Samuel Morse

Wright Brothers

Thomas Alva Edison

Karl Benz

Alexander GrahamBel

J.L. Baird

Guglielmo Marconi

Charles Babbage

The largest carnivourous land mammal.

The slowest land mammal.

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The most intelligent mammalother than humans.

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The hungriest mammal.

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Q1. Below are given the pictures of some extreme mammals. Fill in the blanks with the words given in the helping box:

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Q4. In which countries would you be, if you visit the following buildings and towers :

BURJ KHALIFA TAIPEI CN TOWER JIN MAO BUILDING

Q3. Match the following:

Tabla

Saxophone

cymbals

Shehnai

Trumpet

Tuba

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Dubai Taiwan Canada China

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Q5.Write the names of the capitals of the following states :

1. Jammu & Kashmir 2. Uttarakhand

3. Jharkhand

4. Chhatisgarh

5. Andhra Pradesh

6. Tamil Nadu7. Kerala8. Karnataka

9. Maharashtra

10. Gujarat

11. Rajasthan

12. Punjab

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Q7. Following are some of the symbols used to represent various sports events. These symbols are universal. Can you recognize the games related to these symbols?

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Swimming, Boxing, Athletics, Wrestling, Baseball, Archery, Badminton, Cycling, Football, Tennis

Q8. Identify the pictures of the famous social reformers.

Nobel Prize Winner

Union Minister

Commercial pilot

To go into space

To climb Mount Everest

To reach Antarctica

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Q6. Write the names of the following first women in India:

Oscar Award Winner

Air Marshall in India

Foreign Secretary of India

IPS Officer

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Chandigarh

Jaipur

Gandhi nagar

Mumbai

Bengaluru

Sri Nagar Dehradun

Ranchi

Raipur

Hyderabad

ChennaiThiruvanathapuram

Mother Teresa

Durba Banergee

Amrit Kaur

Kalpana Chawla

Bachendri Pal

Mehermoss

Bhanu Athaiya

PadmavathyBandopadhyay

Chokilalyer

Kiran Bedi

Archery Athletics Badminton Baseball Boxing

Cycling Swimming Football Tennis Wrestling

Q9. Write names of following painters below their pictures.

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Q10. Write True or False.The Sahara desert is the biggest desert in the world.

World literacy day is celebrated on 8th September.

The author of the series of Harry Potter books is Agatha Christie.

The great painter Leonardo Da Vinci was also a famous inventor.

CCCP is the Russian equivalent for U.S.A.

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Gene Davis , Picasso, Leonardo da Vinci, Raphael Sanzio, M.F. Hussain, Peter Paul Rubens

Q11. Identify these sports personalities and write the name of their sports:

(short sleep)(colour of blood) (male sheep)

P Y

(another name for Dad)

L A V E N I G O L D S Y

Q12. Figure out the words that answer the clues in the brackets. Write those in the boxes, but BACKWARD, to form the name of a flower:

(bathing place)

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1. Pen 2. King 3. Pea

4. Ant 5. Sun 6. Hand

Q13. The name of the object on the left forms the first part of the name of the object on the right. Fill in boxes with correct names:

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Leonardo daVinci

PicassoPeter Paul Rubens

Raphael Sanzio Gene Davis M.F. Hussain

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Penguin Kingfisher Peacocks

Anteater Sunflower Handcuff

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Q1. Look at the problem figure in the left. Tick () the answer figure that will fit the problem to make it a complete square.

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Q3. Find the mirror image of each of given figure. Tick () the correct picture:

Q5. Each of these shapes contains the name of a vehicle. Can you find out the names and write them in the box given?

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Q4. This new animal is formed by joinning the parts of the body of five animals. Write the names of those five animals.

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Horse Stag

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Neha is facing home. She will be facing _______ if she makes a turn to her right.

School Library Temple Mall

Neha is facing park. She will be facing ______ if she makes a turn to her left.

School Mall Temple Library

Neha is facing temple. What will she be facing if she makes a turn to her left?

Park Mall Temple Library

Neha is facing the school. What will she be facing if she makes a turn to her left?

Park Church Mall Post-office

Neha is facing the mall. What will she be facing if she makes a turn to her right?

Home Post-office Library Temple

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Q7. Which of the following options resemble the mirror image of the figure shown here :

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Q8. Mayank needs to drive to Town Y viaTown X for a business meeting. The given figure shows the routes that he can take.

Town Y

Town XCar

How many different ways are there forMayank to go to Town Y?

Q9. Given below are digits in the first line and codes for the digits in the second line. Choose the correct codes for your answer for each of the following questions:

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Q10. Observe the given figure carefully and answer the questions below :

Which bear is fourth from end?

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Bear _________ is third to the right of Bear A

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If Bear C and A interchange their positions, then Bear ______ is at right end.

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Bear _______ is third from the right end.

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Bear ______ is immediate left of bear E.

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Q11. Find out 10 differences between the first and the second picture.

Q12. Colour green the leaves with a correct answer. Colour brown those that have a wrong answer.

3 + 3 = 6 7 + 5 = 12

8 + 4 = 1312 + 3 = 10 4 + 4 = 8

8 + 8 = 123 + 9 = 12 6 + 4 = 10

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