IMO – oo4- Test Paper 10

1. Which fraction of the given figure is shaded?

I II

2. Points located on same line are called ______________ points.

3. A line has no __________________ but a line segment has ___ such ______
____________.
4. A ________ can be extended endlessly in any one direction.
5. A ______ can be extended endlessly in both the directions.
6. 32 hundreds + 32 hundredths = ____________.
7. Instead of writing 321 thousands Rita has written 3 lakhs 12 thousands.
Find the difference between the original and the derived answer.
8. Which natural number is having only one factor?
9. 21 tenths = ______________ hundredths.
10. Half of a gross = _________ dozens.
11. Total cost of 5 pens and 6 pencils is Rs. 145. Total cost of 6 pens and 5
pencils is Rs. 251. Find individual cost of a pen and a pencil. Also find the
total cost of 5 pens and 3 pencils.
12. List all the factors of 16. Find the sum total of all these factors.
13. 5 km 5 m = ________________ m
14. Sam has a collection of 963 comic books. What are the five different ways
Sam could divide his comic books into equal groups?
15. Sum total of all the factors of 6 = ________. This sum total is ____ times
greater than the number itself.
16. A study table is 2 m long and 1.5 m wide. Another large table is thrice as
long and twice as wide as the study table. What is the area of both the
table?
17. Cost of fencing a square shaped garden at the rate of Rs. 120.00 per m was
Rs. 48,000.00. Find the length of a side of that garden.
18. At the end of the party, the kids broke open the gift packs. When they
assembled all the candy, Bill got 9 pieces. Sara got 3 times as many pieces
as Bill. Nitin got one third of the number of candies gathered by Bill. Which
of the statements depicted below are true?
I. They have collected total number of candies which is also
equal to third multiple of 3.

II. Sara got 4 times more than Nitin.

III. Share of Nitin and Bill was 15 less than that of Sara.
IV. Sara got 9 times more candy than that of Nitin.

19. A wall mount clock takes 2 seconds to toll 2 bells at 2 a.m. Find the time by
that clock to toll 11 bells at 11 a.m.