SUMMER VACATION HOME WORK (2023-24)

CLASS VII

Q1 Measure the length and breadth of the following in

suitable unit (like cm, metre)
S.N Object Length Breadth
(a) Maths book …….. cm …….. cm
(b) Mobile …….. cm …….. cm
(c) Study table-top …….. m …….. m
(d) Window …….. m …….. m
(e) Bed …….. m …….. m
Q2 Find the value of
(a) (-1) x (-3)
(b) (-1) x 150
(c) (-10) x 2 x 0
(d) 13  [(−2) + 1]
(e) 125  (-25)
Q3 Write down a pair of integers whose
(a)Sum is -8
(b)Sum is zero
(c)Subtraction is -12
(d) Product is -7
(e)Quotient is -3
Q4 Write ‘true’ or ‘false’ for the following:
(a)Zero is the smallest integer
(b)–10 is smaller than –7
(c)1 is the smallest positive integer
(d)–1 is the smallest negative integer
(e)Sum of two negative integers is a positive integer
Q5 Fill in the blanks.
(a)- 42 +  = 0
(b) (-30) +(-22) = 
(c)  x(-8) = -56
(d)5x  = -35
(e)(-75)   = -1
Q6 Which temperature is higher?
(a) -2c or -5c
(b)0c or -1c
(c) -8c or 2c
(d) 0c or 1c

Q7 Multiply and express as a mixed fraction

1
(a)3x 5
5

3
(b)5x 6
6

2
(c)3 x 8
5
Q8 Find
3
(a)12
4
7
(b) ÷ 2
3

Q9 Solve then fill suitable sign (out of <, > or =)

(a) -1+ (-7)  -3 + 8
(b)8- 11  -1+ (-2)
(c)(-8) x 4  4 x 8
(d)(-3)(2)  6x(-1)

Q10 Verify: 12 x [8 + (−3)] = [(−3) x 12] + [8 x 12]

Q11 The room temperature be rose from -20c at the rate

of 5c every hour. What will be the room temperature
after 6 hours?
3
Q12 Ankita reads a book for 1 hours every day. She reads
4
the entire book in 6 days. How many hours in all were
required by her to read the book?
Q13 In a test, 4marks are awarded for every correct answer
and (-2) marks are awarded for every incorrect answer.
If Ankit gets 4 correct answers and 5 incorrect answer,
what are his total marks?
Q14 Learn and write table from 2 to 20.

Q15* Project work (Use chart paper, scale, pencil, sketch

pen, geometry box etc.)
Find (i) 4x 5 using number line
(ii) 3 x(-5) using number line
Q16* Project work (Use chart paper, scale, pencil, sketch
pen, geometry box etc.)
Draw Pictograph/ figure for following fractions
3 2 7 1
(i) (ii) (iii) (iv)2
4 5 4 3