MATHEMATICS  WORKBOOK – Grade 5    Name: _________________________  Section: ________Roll No: _______  School: ________________________
Contents                                Part 1    4 Number Operations    4.2	Multiply Large Numbers and Divide Numbers by       2-digit Numbers��������������������������������������������������������������������������� 48    4.3	 BODMAS��������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� 54    5 Playing with Numbers    5.2 	H.C.F. and L.C.M������������������������������������������������������������������������� 68
4.2 Multiply Large Numbers and Divide Numbers by 2-digit Numbers        I Recall    Multiple Choice Questions    1) For any three numbers ‘a’, ‘b’ and ‘c’,    a × (b × c) = (a × b) × c is called the ______________.                      []                                                                               []  (A) subtraction property     (B) associative property    (C) identity property        (D) both (B) and (C)    2) For any number ‘a’, a × 1 = 1 × a = a. This is also called the ________.    (A) subtraction property     (B) additive identity    (C) multiplicative identity  (D) both (B) and (C)    48
3) The multiplication fact for the division fact 4870 ÷ 5 = 974 is _____.   []    (A) 5 × 974 = 4870				                  (B) 4870 ÷ 974 = 5    (C) 974 × 5 = 4870				                  (D) both (A) and (C)               I Remember and Understand    Multiple Choice Questions    4) The digit in the ones place of the product between 2222 and 222 is ______.[     ]                                                                                      ]  (A) 1			(B) 8			(C) 4			(D) 2                                                       ]    5) The digit in the ones place of the product between 11111 and 11 is ______.[    (A) 2			(B) 1			(C) 3			(D) 4    6) The quotient in the division of 3303 by 3 is ______________.             [    (A) 1011		          (B) 1110		          (C) 111             (D) 1101    Fill in the Blanks    7) 	T he product of the largest 4-digit number and the largest 2-digit number has           ____________ digits.    8) The remainder in the division of 1505 by 5 is _____.    9) The ones digit in the quotient of the division of 4250 by 5 is _______.    Very Short Answer Questions    10) Find the product of 1000 and 100.    Solution:    11) Find the product of 30000 and 200.    Solution:    12) 	W hat is the equation to check the correctness of a division?    Solution:                                                     Number Operations          49
Short Answer Questions  13)	 Multiply: 2568 × 15  Solution:    14)	 What is the quotient and the remainder of 75148 ÷ 14?  Solution:    Long Answer Questions              b) 1234 × 106  15)	 Find the following products:  	 a) 6609 × 218			  Solution:    50
16) Divide 52725 by 22. Check the correctness of the division.  Solution:    Number Operations                                               51
4.3 BODMAS                                                []                                                             []           I Recall                                          []    Multiple Choice Questions                                  []  1)	 The sum of 20 and 32 is ___________.                  []  	(A) 52			(B) 25			(C) 33			(D) 62                         []  2)	 The difference between 49 and 30 is ___________.  	(A) 79			(B) 29			(C) 19			(D) 11  3)	 The quotient in the division of 99 by 9 is ________.  	(A) 0			(B) 11			(C) 9			(D) 99             I Remember and Understand    Multiple Choice Questions  4)	 The value of 4 × (2 + 6) is _________.  	(A) 16			(B) 14			(C) 32			(D) 60  5)	 The value of 16 – (3 + 9) is _________.  	(A) 4			(B) 22			(C) 17			(D) 10  6)	 The value of 4 × 4 ÷ 2 is _________.  	(A) 16			(B) 4			(C) 8			(D) 1  Fill in the Blanks  7)	 15 + 6 – 3 = _______  8)	 2 × 2 + 1 = ______  9)	 3 ÷ 3 – 1 = _______  Very Short Answer Questions  10)	 What does ‘M’ stand for in BODMAS?  Solution:    54
11)	 Which operation needs to be carried out first according to the BODMAS           rule - Subtraction or Division?    Solution:    12)	 What is the full form of ‘A’ in BODMAS?    Solution:    Short Answer Questions    13)	 Find the value of: a) 3 × 8 ÷ 4		  b) 29 – 9 × 3    Solution:    14)	 What is the value of: a) 19 ÷ 1 + 19	 b) 36 + 32 – 5  Solution:                                                  Number Operations              55
Long Answer Questions                              b) 9 + (9 – 9)  15) Find the values of: a) 13 + 13 × 2             d) 2 + 7 ÷ 1                                        c) 6 – 16 ÷ 4  Solution:    16) F	 ind the values of: a) 22 ÷ 11 + 8          b) 14 × (16 + 4)                                      c) 9 + 9 ÷ 9   d) 15 – (9 + 3)    Solution:    56
Number Operations  57
5.2 H.C.F. and L.C.M.           I Recall    Multiple Choice Questions    1)	8990 is divisible by ______.                                            []    	(A) 7			(B) 5			(C) 3			(D) 9    2)	For a number to be divisible by 2, the digit in the ones place must be   []           _____________.    		(A) 0, 2, 4, 6 or 8				 (B) 0, 3, 4, 7 or 9    (C) 2, 3, 4, 5 or 9				            (D) 1, 2, 3, 7 or 9    3)	For a number to be divisible by 6, the number must be divisible by both    __________.                                                                 [  ]    	 (A) 8 and 3 		 (B) 8 and 2		 (C) 2 and 5		 (D) 2 and 3        I Remember and Understand    Multiple Choice Questions    4)	 The complete list of all the factors of 36 is ________________.         []                                                                               [        ]  		(A) 1, 2, 3, 4, 12, 18, 36			 (B) 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 9, 12, 18, 36             []    (C) 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 36			        (D) 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 9, 12, 18, 36    5)	 The list of the first five multiples of 12 is ________________.    	 (A) 12, 24, 32, 40, 48			 (B) 12, 24, 36, 48, 50    	 (C) 5, 10, 15, 20, 25			 (D) 12, 24, 36, 48, 60    6)	 The number that is not a factor of 80 is ______________.    	(A) 14			(B) 2			(C) 10			(D) 16    Fill in the Blanks    7)	 The largest 2-digit composite number is ____.    8)	 Multiples of even numbers are _______ numbers.    9)	 The smallest 2-digit prime number is ____.    68
Very Short Answer Questions  10) How many prime numbers are there between 20 and 50?  Solution:  11) Write all the factors of 48.  Solution:  12) Write the prime factorisation of 6.  Solution:  Short Answer Questions  13) Find the H.C.F. of 12 and 18 using the common division method.  Solution:    14) Find the L.C.M. of 10 and 15 using the listing method.  Solution:    Long Answer Questions    15) Find the H.C.F. and L.C.M. of the following numbers using the listing method.    a) 36, 42  b) 75, 50    Solution:                           Playing with Numbers                         69
16)	 W rite the factors and multiples of the given numbers. Then, find their H.C.F. and           L.C.M.    	 a) 36, 90		 b) 12, 24  Solution:         70
Contents                                  Part 2    7	 Integers    7.1	Introduction to Negative Numbers ��������������������������������������������� 1     9	 Fraction Operations    9.1	Add and Subtract Fractions ������������������������������������������������������� 20  9.2	Multiply and Divide Fractions����������������������������������������������������� 26    12	 Decimal Operations    12.1 Add and Subtract Decimals���������������������������������������������������� 50  12.2 Multiply Decimals��������������������������������������������������������������������� 57
Integers7Chapter    7.1 Introduction to Negative Numbers           I Recall    Multiple Choice Questions    1)	 The numbers on a horizontal number line increase as we move from ___________.   []  	 (A) right to left				 (B) left to right		    	 (C) top to bottom				 (D) bottom to top    2)	 Which number completes the given sequence?    	 133, 132, 131, ______, 129, 128                         []    	 (A) 130		 (B) 127		 (C) 126		 (D) 125    3)	 Which of the following sequences shows ascending order of numbers? [ ]    		(A) 567, 566, 565, 564			 (B) 899, 898, 897, 896    (C) 764, 763, 765, 766			           (D) 99, 100, 101, 102             I Remember and Understand                         []                                                             []  Multiple Choice Questions  4)	 The set of integers has __________.  	 (A) positive numbers			 (B) negative numbers			  	 (C) zero					 (D) all of the above  5)	 Negative numbers are _________ the positive numbers.  	(A) greater than				(B) less than			  	 (C) equal to					 (D) more in number than                                                               1
6) The predecessor of 0 _______________.                                   []    (A) is the largest negative number              (B) is 1		    (C) is the smallest negative number             (D) does not exist    Fill in the Blanks    7) The smallest positive integer is _____________________.    8) All negative integers are ____________________________________ than 0.    9) Integers are denoted by the letter _________________________.    Very Short Answer Questions    10) What is the predecessor of –649?    Solution:    11) What is the successor of –7100?    Solution:    12) Which integer lies between –1 and 1?    Solution:    Short Answer Questions    13) Write the predecessors of the following integers.    a) 84                        b) –7925    Solution:    14) Write the successors of the following integers.    a) 501                       b) –3609    Solution:    Long Answer Questions    15) Represent these integers on a number line.           a) –7				b) –9    Solution:  a)    2
b)    16) E	 xpress the number in each of the following as an integer.           a) A tower is 1268 m above the sea level.           b) The temperature went down by 6°C from 0°C.           c) A miner dug a 65 m underground well.           d) An amount of ` 116 is withdrawn from a bank account.    Solution:    Integers                                                           3
9Chapter Fraction Operations         9.1 Add and Subtract Fractions                I Recall    Multiple Choice Questions    1)	A fraction whose numerator is greater than the denominator is called _________         fraction.                                                          []    	 (A) a mixed           (B) a proper  (C) an improper (D) an equivalent    2)	A fraction whose denominator is greater than the numerator is called _________         fraction.                                                          []    	 (A) a mixed           (B) a proper  (C) an improper (D) an equivalent    3)	The combination of a whole number and a proper fraction is called ________         fraction.                                                          [          ]    	 (A) a mixed           (B) a proper  (C) an improper (D) an equivalent                     I Remember and Understand    Multiple Choice Questions    4)	   1  +  1    = ______ __                                            []       10     20                                                           []    	(A)     2   		         (B)    3   		(C)  2   		  (D)  3           30                    10         20           20    5)	 3 + 2 = ________            84    	(A)     7 			(B)              7 			(C)    5  		  (D)  7           4                     8          12           12         20
6)	 15 + 15 = ____________                                               []           10 5    	(A)          30  		  (B)         15  		 (C)     45  		  (D)  45                15                  30             15           10    Fill in the Blanks    7)	 U nlike fractions can be added or subtracted by first writing their equivalent like           fractions and then adding or subtracting their ___________________________.    8)	   1    +  2   = ____________        6       3    9)	   1    +   1  = ___________        5       15    Very Short Answer Questions    10)	  47   –  15        30      15    Solution:    11)	 3 – 8           4 11    Solution:    12)	  6–   7             8    Solution:    Short Answer Questions                b) 13 – 8  13)	Solve: a) 13 + 1                      79                           45  Solution:                                                         Fraction Operations  21
14) 	 Solve: a) 55 – 14        b) 17 – 17                         12 4         89    Solution:    Long Answer Questions    15) 	  Solve: a) 2  6  +23     b)  16 8  –  51                      7       4         9       8    Solution:    16)  	Solve:  a)  12  –  4    b) 12 5   +  14   3                     7      7           7          5           22
Solution:               Fraction Operations  23
9.2 Multiply and Divide Fractions        I Recall    Multiple Choice Questions    1) A	 fraction is said to be in its lowest terms if its numerator and denominator do not    have any common factor other than ______.                []    (A) 1			(B) 2			(C) 3			(D) 4    2) A	 fraction can be reduced to its lowest terms using H.C.F. to __________________    numerator and denominator.                               []    (A) multiply		  (B) add		    (C) divide		   (D) subtract    26
3) 7 can be reduced to its lowest terms as _________.                 []           49         (A) 49                       1     (C) 7              (D)  1             7                (B) 49            1                 7                      I Remember and Understand    Multiple Choice Questions    4) The reciprocal of a mixed fraction is a/an __________ fraction.     []         (A) mixed		            (B) proper  (C) improper	 (D) equivalent    5) The multiplicative inverse of 7 8                                  []                                                      9                  []                  71            (B)   9          19            (D)  711  	(A) 9                            71    (C) 71                   9    6)	  1     ×  25  = ______________       5        3         (A) 5                  (B) 3       (C)  5             (D) 15            3                      5           15                  5    Fill in the Blanks    7) The number that does not have a multiplicative inverse is _______.    8) 1 × 4 = _______           4    9) A whole number is a fraction with denominator _______.    Very Short Answer Questions  10) Find the product: 2 × 4                                       35    Solution:    11)  Find     the product:  3  ×  5                              5     9    Solution:                                                     Fraction Operations   27
12)	Find   1  of 30.             3    Solution:    Short Answer Questions                     45 4    13)	Solve: 5 × 8    Solution:    14)	Solve: 6 × 9                     54 2    Solution:    Long Answer Questions    15)	  Solve: a)  55   ×  4   		  b)  38  ×  4                   22      35          24     19    Solution:          28
16) Find the reciprocals of these fractions.             a) 1   b) 14  c)  22  1      52               9                 4  d) 7    Solution:                                                  Fraction Operations  29
12Chapter Decimal Operations    12.1 Add and Subtract Decimals                           []             I Recall                                        []                                                           []  Multiple Choice Questions  1)	 Which of the following pairs are like decimals?  	 (A) 72.03, 53.70				 (B) 1.24, 9.8  	 (C) 13.9, 32.82				 (D) 132.7, 289.656  2)	 75.32 and 96.414 are _____________ decimals.  	 (A) equivalent 	 (B) like		 (C) unlike		 (D) equal  3)	An equivalent decimal of 46.600 is ___________.   	 (A) 46			 (B) 46.06		 (C) 46.66 		 (D) 46.6000             I Remember and Understand    Multiple Choice Questions                                []  4)	 200.011 + 200.022 = ____________                    []  	 (A) 200.022		 (B) 200.033		 (C) 200.300		 (D) 400.033  []  5)	 111.111 – 110.111 = _____________   	(A) 1.001		(B) 1.111		(C) 1			(D) 0.111  6)	 999.000 – 888.000 = ___________   	 (A) 0.111		 (B) 001.000		 (C) 111.111		 (D) 111.000    50
Fill in the Blanks  7)	Before adding or subtracting decimals, convert the unlike decimals to _________             decimals.  8)	 56.60 – 46.60 = _______________  9)	 101.330 + 101.331 = _________________  Very Short Answer Questions  10)	 Solve: 12.02 + 10.01  Solution:  11)	 Solve: 12.77 – 6.00  Solution:  12)	 Solve: 1.22 – 1.00  Solution:  Short Answer Questions  13) 	 Solve the following:  	 a) 45.78 + 34.65				 b) 90.80 – 70.70  Solution:    14) 	 Solve the following:  b) 34.35 + 20.30  	 a) 56.98 – 45.65				  Solution:                                Decimal Operations  51
Long Answer Questions      b) 345.9 – 56.89  15)	Solve:                 d) 678.4 – 567.3  	 a) 557.65 + 23.45				  	 c) 101.987 + 101.010			  Solution:    52
16)	Solve:                b) 50.055 – 5.500           a) 1.001 + 0.101  d) 98.4 – 65.72           c) 24.78 + 33.56    Solution:                               Decimal Operations  53
12.2 Multiply Decimals                           (D) 25200           []                                                   (D) 8752            []           I Recall                                (D) 4860            []    Multiple Choice Questions  1)	 The product 1500 × 15 is _____________.  	 (A) 15001		 (B) 22500		 (C) 15100		  2)	 The product 604 × 13 is _____________.  	 (A) 785		 (B) 7825		 (C) 7852		  3)	 The product 576 × 14 is ____________.  	 (A) 8064		 (B) 8046		 (C) 8460		             I Remember and Understand    Multiple Choice Questions    4)	 The product 57.6 × 4 is ____________.                           []    	 (A) 2304		 (B) 23.04		 (C) 2.304		 (D) 230.4    5)	 The product 76.9 × 0.4 is ____________.                         []    	 (A) 307.6		 (B) 30.76		 (C) 3.076		 (D) 30.67    6)	 The product 87.908 × 1000 is ____________.                      []    	 (A) 87908		 (B) 8790.8		 (C) 879.08		 (D) 8.7908    Fill in the Blanks    7)	 The decimal point is shifted to the right by one digit if the multiplier is __________.    8)	 189.15 × 100 = __________    9)	The decimal point is shifted to the right by ______________ digits if the multiplier is           1000.    Very Short Answer Questions    10)	 Solve: 2.176 × 10    Solution:                                                     Decimal Operations  57
11)	 Solve: 1.387 × 100  Solution:  12)	 Solve: 4.894 × 1000  Solution:  Short Answer Questions  13) 	 Solve: 9.87 × 8.6  Solution:    14) 	 Solve: 23.82 × 8.62  Solution:    Long Answer Questions      b) 364.16 × 1.9  15)	 Solve the following:  	 a) 198.50 × 24			    58
Solution:    16)	 Solve the following:  b) 1089.76 × 0.89  	 a) 984.32 × 56			  Solution:                               Decimal Operations  59
                                
                                
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