How Big? How Heavy?

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How Big? How Heavy?

Class V - Maths (Chapter 14)

Prepared by Mrs Sanju Sharma & Mrs Ruchi Chauhan
KV - Noida

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Q1. The amount of substance, a container can hold is called its __________. *

1 point

Area

Capacity

Perimeter

Weight

Q2. A measuring cup of 5 ml is suitable to measure ___________. *

1 point

Tea

Juice

Petrol

Medicine

Q3. Which of these shapes is used to measure volume? *

1 point

Option 1

Option 2

Option 3

Option 4

Q4. The unit of volume is ___________. *

1 point

Cu.cm

Sq.cm

Q5. Volume of the given Rubik cube is ___________. (Each small cube is a unit cube) *

1 point

18 cu.cm

9 cu.cm

27 cu.cm

3 cu.cm

Q6. If the volume of a cube is 64 cu.cm, the length of its edge is ____________. *

1 point

4 cm

8 cm

16 cm

32 cm

Q7. How many Centimetre cubes can be packed in the following box? *

1 point

120

150

1200

1500

Q8. If the edge of a cube is doubled, its volume is increased by ______ times. *

1 point

Q9. Consider a hollow and a solid ball of same size. Tick the correct option. *

1 point

Both have same volume

Volume of solid ball is 2 times more

Volume of hollow ball is 2 times more

Volume of solid ball is 3 times more

Q10. Complete the table. *

1 point

11 cm

11 m

10 cm

12 m

Q11. If the weight of 2 five rupees coins is 18 g, what will be the weight of 20 such coins? *

1 point

36 g

9 g

1800 g

180 g

Q12. The weight of a blue whale is 35 times more than the weight of an elephant. If the elephant weighs 5,000 kg, what will be the weight of the blue whale? *

1 point

40,000 Kg

1,75,000 Kg

5,035 Kg

5,350 Kg

Q13. One third of 24,000 g is _____. *

1 point

800 g

8,000 Kg

800 Kg

8 Kg

Q14. If water level in figure A is 14 ml, volume of the stone in figure B is equal to _____ ml of water. *

1 point

16 ml

26 ml

6 ml

15 ml

Q15. The length, breadth and height of a fish tank is 30 cm, 10 cm and 15 cm respectively. If two third of the height of tank is filled with water, what will be the volume of unfilled portion of the tank. *

1 point

1,800 cu.cm

3,000 cu.cm

1,500 cu.cm

4,500 cu.cm

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