Tenths and Hundredths Test 10

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Tenths and Hundredths Test 10

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Weekly Quiz Competition

Question 1
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Instrument used to measure the Blood Pressure is_____.

A
Protractor

B
Sphymomanometer

C
Thermometer

D
Hygrometer
Question 2
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Tank A contains 6 times as much water as Tank B. How much water must Mohan transfer from Tank A to Tank B so that each tank contains 70 litres of water?

A
50 litres

B
60 litres

C
75 litres

D
120 litres
Question 3
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Soni can cycle from point A to point B and return to point A in 10 minutes. She can cycle and walk back in 18 minutes. It will take ___ mins for her to walk there and walk back.

A
15 minutes

B
26 minutes

C
30 minutes

D
36 minutes

Solution

Let time for cycling =x and time for walking = y
We have x + x = 10, x + y = 182x = 10 x = 5
∴ y = 13 Hence time in walking from both sides = 26 minutes.
Question 4
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Rajesh bought 13 kg of peanuts. He saved? 195 by using a store coupon. How much did he save per kg of ground nuts?

A
Rs. 10

B
Rs. 20

C
Rs. 18

D
Rs. 15

Solution
Question 5
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Julie has Rs. 61.50 to buy lunch. If she buys a burger that costs Rs. 42.75, how much money is left with her?

A
Rs. 14.75

B
Rs. 15

C
Rs. 16.25

D
Rs. 18.75

Solution

Money left with Julie = 61.50−42.75 = 18.75
Question 6
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3-pieces of pastries costs Rs. 345. What is the cost of one dozen pastries?

A
Rs. 1320

B
Rs. 1480

C
Rs. 1420

D
Rs. 1380

Solution

Cost of 3 pieces = 345
Question 7
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A beaker is 3/7 filled with water. Another 20 litres of water is needed to fill the beaker to its brim. What is the capacity of the beaker?

A
45 litres

B
20 litres

C
65 litres

D
35 litres

Solution

Let capacity of beaker = x

Then,
Question 8
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Mrs. Reeta had 17.85 m of ribbon. She cut 11 smaller pieces each of length 0.45 m from it. How many metres of ribbon were left?

A
3.15 m

B
12.9 m

C
8.85 m

D
17.5 m

Solution

Length of smaller pieces = 11×0.45 = 4.95

Hence,

ribbon left with Reeta =17.85 − 4.95 = 12.90
Question 9
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A tailor had a piece of cloth 7 m long. He cut 5 smaller pieces of cloth each 3/4 m from it. How many metres of cloth were left?

A
1/4 m

B

C

D

Solution
Question 10
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A shopkeeper mixed 4.75 kg of hazelnuts with 0.75 kg of raisins. He packed the mixture equally into 5 boxes. What is the weight of each box?

A
1.25 kg

B
1.1 kg

C
1.55 kg

D
1.2 kg

Solution

Total weight of hazelnuts and raisins = 4.75+0.75=5.50kg

∴ weight of each box = 5.5 × 5 = 1.1