ATOMIC ENERGY EDUCATION SOCIETY

Anushaktinagar, Mumbai

Summative Assessment Examination-2

Class- IV Subject– Mathematics

Time – 2 hours Maximum Marks – 50

1. Marks for questions are indicated against each.

2. Answer should be brief and to the point and word limit be adhered to as far as

possible.

3. Use of any electronic gadget (e.g. calculator, Mobile phone etc.) is not

permitted.

4. In case a student has not signed the Attendance Sheet or the Answer Sheet is

not signed by the Invigilator it will be dealt as an Unfair means case.

5. On completion of the test, the student MUST HAND OVER THE ANSWER

SHEET TO THE INVIGILATOR in the room/hall.

6. The student should ensure that the answer sheet is not folded or damaged.

To be filled by the student

Name of the Student:_____________________________________________________

Roll Number: Class: Section:_______________

No of printed pages – 11

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CCE-15-SA-II-Class-4-Mathematics-Question Paper

Q I. Tick the correct answer. (½ x12=6)

1) We can see the wheels of different radii in a _________.

a) bus b) road roller c) car

2. Mini, Kedar and Vikramhave shaded the circles as follows to show half.

Who has shaded correctly?

a) -Mini

b) -Kedar

c) - Vikram

3. A rabbit jumps 6 steps at a time starting from 0. If it is at 54, it has taken

_________ steps.

a) 7 b) 8 c) 9

4. Twenty 5 – rupee coins make _________ rupees.

a) 10 b) 50 c) 100

5. _________ can be used to trace a circle.

a) kite b) egg c) bangle

6. 10 x______ g = 1 kg

a) 50 b) 1000 c) 100

7. If the radius of a circle is 9 cm, its diameter is _________ cm.

a) 4.5 cm b) 18 cm c) 3 cm

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8. If the length of the boundary of a square field is 80 m, the length of its

side is _________ m.

a) 60 b) 40 c) 20

9. __________ top will spin the best.

a) - Zakir’s top

b) - Gopi’s top

c) - Tom’s top

10. Complete the pattern.

ACBDEG___ IK

a) HF b) HI c) FH

11. To balance the weight of ¾ kg we need _________

a) ¼ kg + ¼ kg b) 500g + 200g + 50g c) 750 kg

12. If BOY is written as ANX, the secret code of GIRL is _________.

a) J L U O b) F H Q K c) H J S M

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QII Write true or false (½ x 8 = 4)

1) A circle with radius 5 cm. is smaller than the circle with radius

4.5cm. ( )

2) One-fourth of 1 kg = 250 g. ( )

3) Three pairs of socks can be worn by 6 children. ( )

4) When the elephant was put in a boat floating on water, the boat sank

deeper. ( )

5) Division is repeated subtraction. ( )

6) An apple is heavier than a watermelon. ( )

7) 15 + 15 + 15 = 4 x 15. ( )

8) 50 cm = ½ m. ( )

QIII Fill in the blanks (½ x 10 = 5)

1. Half of a rupee is _________ paise.

2. The line joining a circle and its centre is called its _________.

3. Three fourth of 40 is _________.

4. If we know the table of 4 and _____, we can make the table of 9.

5. If shows 20 children, then show _________ children

6. 10 m. = _____ cm.

7. Complete the pattern. _____________

8. If 84 x 7 = 588 then

84 x 70 = _____

9. A straw is 10 cm long. If 8 straws are used to make a square, the side of

the square is _____ cm.

10. ¼ + ¼ = _____
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QIV Do as directed. (1 x 15 =15)

1) The cost of half a pumpkin is Rs. 24.

a) The whole pumpkin costs Rs. __________.

b) The cost of one-fourth of the pumpkin is Rs. ___________.

2) To draw circles on the ground Anu and Ashraf used nails and ropes.

Anu used 1m long rope and Ashraf used 1m. 50 cm. long rope.

a) The radius of Anu’s circle is ____________.

b) Anu’s circle is ___________ than Ashraf’s circle. (bigger, smaller )

3) Read and continue the pattern.

1 + 2 + 3 = 6

11 + 12 + 13 = 36

21 + 22 + 23 = 66

___ + ____ + ___ = ________

4) Viraj went to play football daily in the evening for 35 days, How many

weeks did he play football ?

5) Frame your question for the given solution.

There are 50 packets of marbles. Sahil paid 200 rupees for all the packets.

Your question ______________________________________________

__________________________________________________________

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6) Name any two things that we buy from the post office.

_________________ . , _________________

7) On the square grid given below draw 2 different shapes by joining 3

squares and shade them.

8) The number of students of a class who use different modes of travelling

to school is as follows.

Each shows 5 students

No of students

Car Motorcycle Auto rickshaw

a) How many students come to school by car? ___________________

b) How many students come to school by auto rickshaw? ____________

9) One litre of milk is poured equally into 4 bottles. How much milk will

each bottle have?

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10) Crack the secret message if 25 stands for A, 26 stands for B, 1 stands for

C, 2 stands for D and so on.

5 13 13 2 10 19 1 9

_________________________________________________________

11) 92 laddoos are packed in boxes. If 4 laddoos are kept in each box, how

many boxes are needed to pack all the laddoos?

12) How many 200 g. weight can balance 2 kg. weight?

13) How many 50 rupee notes can Viju exchange for a 1000 rupee note?

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 14) Find the length of the wire needed for fencing the field.
50 m
20 m
20 m
40 m
20 m

70 m

15) There are 32 children in a class. ¼ of them were absent on a rainy day.

How many children were absent. How many children were present?

QV Solve the following (2 x 10 = 20)

1) Shade the following figures for the given fraction.

a) b)

½ ¼

c) d)

¼ ¾

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2) Read the price list given below and answer the following questions.

Items cost per dozen

(i) Bananas Rs. 36

(ii) Mangoes Rs. 48

(iii) Oranges Rs. 60

Reeta bought ½ dozen bananas, ¾ dozen oranges and ¼ dozen

Mangoes. If she paid Rs.100, how much money did she get back?

3) Draw a circle of radius 3 cm and name its centre, radius and diameter.

Centre = _________

Radius = _________

Diameter = _______

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4) Observe the pattern and complete the number tower.

60
24 48
15 27
3 9

5) Observe the pattern and continue it.

a) 597 496 395 _______ ______

b) 81Y 79X 77W _______ _______

7) Write the appropriate units (ml. / g. / kg. / m.)

a) Silver 20 ___________ b) Wheat 5 __________

c) Honey 150 __________ d) Cloth 4 __________

8) Amol can lift weight upto 10 kg. He bought 6 kg of potatoes, ½ kg. of brinjal, ½ kg.
of tomatoes, ¾ kg. of onions and ¼ kg of beans. What is the total quantity of
vegetables bought by him? How much more weight could he take?

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9) Square A has a boundary of 20cm. Three squares of side 1 cm each are

cut out from every corner of square A to get a new shape B.

A B

The length of the boundary of the new shape B = ______________

10) Given below is the information about the breakfast items liked by a

group of 60 children.

Breakfast items Number of children

Idli with chutney 15

Upma 15

Bread with butter 30

i) The number of children who like Upma is ____________ the total

number of children. (½, ¼)

ii) The number of children who like Idli chutney is ______ the number

of children who like bread and butter. (½, ¼)

iii) Show the liking for the breakfast items in the above table in a chapati chart.

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