ASSET A QUESTION A DAY-CLASS V

10/01/26

Subject: SOCIAL STUDIES

The engine shown here runs on which of the following fuels?

A Diesel B Coal C Petrol D Water

09/12/26

Subject: SCIENCE

Asafa Powell is the world record holder for the 100 metres race. Powell would be able to run the 100 metres approximately in how much time?

A 3 seconds B 10 seconds C 3 minutes D 5 minutes

Correct Answer: B

08/12/26

Subject: MATHS

Bunty's uncle gave him a box of sweets containing 'barfis' and 'laddoos'. In the next three days, he ate 10 'barfis' and 6 'laddoos' - after which, only 9 sweets remained in the box. (No one else took any sweets from the box) Which of the following can be found from this?

A The total number of sweets that the box contained at the beginning B The number of 'laddoos' eaten by Bunty each day C The number of 'barfis' that remained in the box D The number of days that Bunty would take to finish the remaining sweets

Correct Answer: A

07/12/26

Subject: SCIENCE

Study the table given below. Which of the following has been put under the WRONG heading ?

A Thorns B Moon C Clouds D Watch

Correct Answer: C

31/12/25

Subject: SCIENCE

In some parts of India, why are dried neem leaves mixed with grains?

A to increase the taste of grains B to protect the grains against pests C to increase the quantity of food grains D to prevent the grains from getting moist

30/12/25

Subject: ENGLISH

Mrs. Burman bought some notebooks for Rs. 180. If she had bought 4 more notebooks, she would have had to pay Rs. 240. How many notebooks did Mrs. Burman buy? (All the notebooks cost the same)

A 4 B 12 C 15 D we can't say

Correct Answer: B

29/12/25

Subject: ENGLISH

Which number name, from one to ten, would appear first in a dictionary?

A four B five C eight D nine

Correct Answer: C

27/12/25

Subject: SOCIAL STUDIES

Emperor Asoka, Mahatma Gandhi and Nelson Mandela all strongly believe(d) in

A non-violence B democracy C Buddhism D Industrialization

Correct Answer: A

26/12/25

Subject: SCIENCE

The science teacher at Sam's school has asked students to find out whether more salt dissolves in water at a higher temperature. Which are the set of beakers that Sam must take in order to do the experiment correctly?

A B C D

Correct Answer: D

25/12/25

Subject: MATHS

The difference of two numbers is 42. If the smaller number is increased by 10, the new difference will be

A 32 B 42 C 52 D 420

Correct Answer: A

24/12/25

Subject: SCIENCE

Large quantities of metal like iron and aluminium are found in

A sea water B coal C dead trees D Rocks

Correct Answer: D

23/12/25

Subject: MATHS

Four children make a pictograph to show the number of stamps that each of them has collected. Sharath has 20 stamps more than Bobby. See the graph and answer the question. How many more stamps does Ameena need to have 100 stamps in her collection?

A 3 B 10 C 30 D 93

Correct Answer: C

22/12/25

Subject: ENGLISH

In which of these words do the letters 'dis-' mean the same as they do in 'disorder'?

A distance B district C disturb D disagree

Correct Answer: D

20/12/25

Subject: SOCIAL STUDIES

Indian Tourism Development Corporation (ITDC) has constructed hotels in different cities of India with names closely associated with the heritage of the respective city. One of ITDC's hotels is Qutb Hotel. In which of the following places do you think the hotel would be located?

A Bangalore B Bhopal C Agra D Delhi

Correct Answer:

19/12/25

Subject: SCIENCE

If a person eats more food than he uses, then

A the extra food becomes stored fat B the rate of breathing increases C he loses weight all of a sudden D he is unable to walk properly

Correct Answer: A

18/12/25

Subject: MATHS

Four children make a pictograph to show the number of stamps that each of them has collected. Sharath has 20 stamps more than Bobby. See the graph and answer the question. How many stamps does the symbol below stand for in this pictograph?

A 20 B 10 C 5 D 1

Correct Answer: B

17/12/25

Subject: SCIENCE

Suraj wants to know if changing the battery would make a difference to the number of hours that a toy rabbit beats the drum. What does Suraj require apart from the toy rabbit and a battery?

A B C D

Correct Answer: A

16/12/25

Subject: MATHS

In which division will the quotient be a 3-digit number?

A 7620 divided by 6 B 612 divided by 6 C 498 divided by 6 D 348 divided by 6

Correct Answer: B

16/12/25

Subject: MATHS

In which division will the quotient be a 3-digit number?

A 7620 divided by 6 B 612 divided by 6 C 498 divided by 6 D 348 divided by 6

Correct Answer: B

15/12/25

Subject: ENGLISH

Look at the example below: The words 'flame' and 'shoot', having different meanings, can be replaced with a single word, 'fire'. Similarly, which of these is a single word that means both 'similar' and 'enjoy'?

A same B like C want D equal

Correct Answer: B

13/12/25

Subject: SOCIAL STUDIES

If the employees of Indian Postal Service go on strike which of the following services would be affected?

A Courier B SMS C Telegram D e-mail

Correct Answer: C

12/12/25

Subject: SCIENCE

The graph shows the time taken in hours for rotation by 4 planets of the solar system. Which row of the table shows the same information that is shown on the graph?

A Row A B Row B C Row C D Row D

Correct Answer: A

11/12/25

Subject: MATHS

10 tenths is the same as

A one B one hundredth C one thousandth D one hundred

Correct Answer: A

10/12/25

Subject: SCIENCE

Which animals would fit the blanks in the food chain given above?

A Cow, Hawk B Mouse, Bird C Cow, Bird D Mouse, Hawk

Correct Answer: D

09/12/25

Subject: MATHS

Shown below is the shape of a plot owned by Salim's father. If its perimeter is known to be 70 metres, what is the length of the curved side running from P to T?

A 24 m B 25 m C 48 m D We can't say

Correct Answer: A

08/12/25

Subject: ENGLISH

If you wanted to look up for some information on the height of a giraffe, under which sub-heading in an article titled 'Giraffe' would you look?

A Physical Features B Diet C Living Habits D Hunting Mechanism

Correct Answer: A

06/12/25

Subject: SOCIAL STUDIES

See the picture of a community of the New Stone Age period below. Which of these shown in the picture is not an occupation?

A Pot Making B Hunting C Bathing D Farming

Correct Answer: C

05/12/25

Subject: SCIENCE

In the food web given, the ------------>means eaten by the other animal. Which of the animals in the food web eats BOTH plants and animals?

A Crickets and cows B Birds and mice C Birds, crickets, cows and mice D Cows

Correct Answer: C

04/12/25

Subject: MATHS

Raji, Neha and Seema each had a chocolate bar of the same size. Raji broke her chocolate into quarters.Neha broke her chocolate into sixths. Seema broke her chocolate into thirds. Whose chocolate was broken into the largest sized pieces?

A Raji's B Neha's C Seema's D All three had equal sized pieces

Correct Answer: C

03/12/25

Subject: SCIENCE

The table below gives the yearly maximum and minimum temperatures of four Indian towns. Which of these may be a COASTAL town?

A B C D

Correct Answer: B

02/12/25

Subject: ENGLISH

What number comes in the blank? 3{frac(1/5)} + 1{frac(2/5)} + {frac(3/5)} = ___ + {frac(1/5)}

A 4 B 5 C 6 D 9

Correct Anwer: B

01/12/25

Subject: ENGLISH

In which of these words is the sound of 'a' different from the others? harm, mark, warm, mask, barn

A mask B mark C harm D warm

Correct Answer: D

29/11/25

Subject: SOCIAL STUDIES

One of the problems relating to water sharing between two states of India is the Cauvery water dispute. In which of the following pair of states does the river Cauvery flow?

A Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh B Maharashtra and Karnataka C Andhra Pradesh and Tamil Nadu D Tamil Nadu and Karnataka

Correct Answer: D

28/11/25

Subject: SCIENCE

During a science experiment which sense organ is NEVER used to identify an unknown substance?

A Eyes B Ears C Nose D Tongue

Correct Answer: D

24/11/25

Subject: MATHS

The jug shown below contains some juice: What part of the jug is filled with juice?

A {frac(2/7)} B {frac(5/7)} C {frac(6/7)} D {frac(3/4)}

22/11/25

Subject: SOCIAL STUDIES

In which of these National Parks would you find Asiatic lions?

A Kanha National Park in Madhya Pradesh B Bharatpur Sanctuary in Rajasthan C Gir Forest in Gujarat D Mudhumalai Sanctuary in Tamil Nadu

21/11/25

Subject: SCIENCE

The figure shows soap bubbles. What is inside the soap bubbles?

A soap B air C water D nothing

Correct Answer: B

20/11/25

Subject: MATHS

Which of the following can be written as 60.07?

A 6 + {frac(7/100)} B 60 + {frac(7/10)} C 60 + {frac(7/100)} D 60 + {frac(7/1000)}

Correct Answer: C

19/11/25

Subject: SCIENCE

Where do aquatic (water) plants get the carbon dioxide needed for photosynthesis?

A From the carbon dioxide in air B From the carbon dioxide dissolved in water C Aquatic plants do not need carbon dioxide to make food D Aquatic plants do not make their own food

Correct Answer: B

18/11/25

Subject: MATHS

See the pattern below: The number that should come in the empty box is

A 2000 B 2500 C 2520 D 2200

Correct Answer: D

17/11/25

Subject: ENGLISH

Which part of the following sentence has an ERROR? When I will go to school I will give my friend a chocolate.

A When B I will go to school C I will give D my friend a chocolate.

Correct Answer: A

15/11/25

Subject: SOCIAL STUDIES

Charanpur is a village in Uttar Pradesh. It has a small school run by the villagers. One day Ramdas, a rich businessman of the village tries to shift the school to the outskirt for constructing a big depot in the school land. What should the villagers first do to save the school?

A Raise the issue in Charanpur Panchayat B Raise the issue in Charanpur Municipality C Raise the issue in Charanpur Municipal Corporation D Raise the issue in Charanpur High Court

Correct Answer: A

13/11/25

Subject: MATHS

James is an athlete who runs 11⁄2 Km on this circular running track daily. One complete round on the track is 400 metres. If James starts at point P and runs in the direction shown, at which point will his run end?

A Between P and Q B Q C R D S

Correct Answer: D

12/11/25

Subject: SCIENCE

Sources of energy are sometimes classified as 'renewable' and 'non-renewable'. Renewable sources are those that can be replaced over a period of time. Which of the following is an example of a renewable source of energy being used?

A Aeroplane used to transport people B Windmills used to pump water C Coal being used to heat water D Kerosene used to light lamps

Correct Answer: B

11/11/25

Subject: MATHS

Which of the following numbers fits ALL the clues given in the box?

A 8794 B 9483 C 9487 D 9784

Correct Answer: C

10/11/25

Subject: ENGLISH

I'd like to know a little more about SARS. ''I'd'' in the sentence above is the short form of ___________.

A I had B I would C I did D I do

Correct Answer: B

09/11/25

Subject: SOCIAL STUDIES

The Taj group of hotels is setting up a hotel in Haryana, focusing on the traditional food habits of the state. Which of these items is closely linked to the food habits of that region?

A Wheat products like Tandoor Roti. B Spices like pepper and cinnamon. C Varieties of sea fish e.g., Pomfret D Varieties of rice - lemon rice

Correct Answer: A

07/11/25

Subject: SCIENCE

Which organ is made up of air-carrying tubes and tiny sacs?

A B C D

Correct Answer: C

06/11/25

Subject: MATHS

What is the perimeter of this matchstick figure if each matchstick is 5 cm long?

A 9 cm B 10 cm C 45 cm D 81 cm

Correct Answer: C

05/11/25

Subject: SCIENCE

Which of these transports food, water, oxygen and minerals to every cell of the human body?

A Muscles B Nerves C Blood D Skin

Correct Answer: C

04/11/25

Subject: MATHS

A square sheet of paper with a design on it is shown below. Now look carefully at the figures shown below. Which of these is also a picture of the square sheet shown above?

A B C D

Correct Answer: D

03/11/25

Subject: ENGLISH

Which option completes the conversation below meaningfully? Rashid said, ''I have some chocolates at home. Would you like to have some?'' Rikin said, ''______________.''

A Yes, you will B No, you haven't C I'll have none D No, thank you

Correct Answer: D

01/11/25

Subject: SOCIAL STUDIES

Ravi is going on a trek. Which of the following will help him locate spots mentioned in his map?

A B C D

Correct Answer: C

31/10/25

Subject: SCIENCE

After how much time will a person at point P see the Sun at the same position in the sky?

A 6 hours B 12 hours C 24 hours D 30 days

Correct Answer: C

30/10/25

Subject: MATHS

Farida used 600 ml of paint to colour the four sides of a large wooden cube. How much paint would she have needed IN ALL to colour the cube if she had coloured the top and the bottom faces too?

A 750 ml B 800 ml C 900 ml D 1 litre

Correct Answer: C

29/10/25

Subject: SCIENCE

Which of the following become yellow over a period of time?

A Newspapers B Umbrellas C Plastic sheets D Stainless steel vessels

Correct Answer: A

28/10/25

Subject: MATHS

Which of these fractions is greater than 2 but less than 3?

A 2⁄3 B 3⁄2 C 5⁄2 D 5⁄3

Correct Answer: C

27/10/25

Subject: ENGLISH

Which question completes the given blank correctly? Your face looks red and puffy. ________________

A Were you suffering from fever? B You have been suffering from fever? C Have you suffered fever? D You are suffering from fever?

Correct Answer: A

25/10/25

Subject: SOCIAL STUDIES

Raghu wants to become a reporter. He should try for a job in

A Patna High School B Apollo Hospital C The Times of India D Amul Dairy

Correct Answer: C

24/10/25

Subject: SCIENCE

The items in the table below have been put into two categories. Which set of headings is MOST suitable for the two categories?

A Group 1: Living; Group 2: Non-living B Group 1: Not used at home; Group 2: Used at home C Group 1: Not man-made; Group 2: Man-made D Group 1: Not transparent; Group 2: Transparent

Correct Answer: C

23/10/25

Subject: MATHS

In which figure does the shading show that 1⁄4 is the same as 2⁄8?

A B C D

Correct Answer: C

22/10/25

Subject: SCIENCE

In the diagram shown, when an object 'X' is brought near the ring shaped magnet, the magnet moves away from it. Four friends are discussing what they can say about X. Nikhil : X can be a piece of any metal Shailaja : X can only be a piece of iron. Aakash : X is definitely a magnet. Vinay : X can either be a magnet or an iron piece. Who is correct?

A Nikhil B Shailaja C Aakash D Vinay

Correct Answer: C

21/10/25

Subject: MATHS

167 × 39 = 167 × 9 + ____________

A 30 B 167 × 30 C 167 × 39 D 167

Correct Answer: B

20/10/25

Subject: ENGLISH

Which word completes the given sentence correctly? _________ of highway robbers have made travelling on that road at night unsafe.

A Teams B Gangs C Crews D Bunches

Correct Answer: B

18/10/25

Subject: SOCIAL STUDIES

Only one of these below is a painting. Identify it.

A B C D

Correct Answer: C

17/10/25

Subject: SCIENCE

Most food items we eat have different amounts of water in them. The figures below show the fraction of water in four different foods. 50 grams of each of these four foods were taken, and the water in them was removed completely through a scientific process. Which food will weigh the most now?

A the cucumber B the butter C the apple D the bread

Correct Answer: B

16/10/25

Subject: MATHS

Bulbul thinks of a 3-digit number, decreases it by 50 and then increases it by 35. The resulting number will be

A 15 less than Bulbul's original number. B 85 more than Bulbul's original number. C 25 more than Bulbul's original number. D 25 less than Bulbul's original number.

Correct Answer: A

15/10/25

Subject: SCIENCE

Igloos are usually made of

A snow B white clay C white cement D Marble

Correct Answer: A

14/10/25

Subject: MATHS

Which of the following is the greatest?

A One B One tenth C One hundredth D One thousandth

Correct Answer: A

13/10/25

Subject: ENGLISH

Which option completes the given sentence correctly? The greedy person grabbed another big __________ of chocolate.

A peice B peace C piese D piece

Correct Answer: D

11/10/25

Subject: SOCIAL STUDIES

Shilpa lives in Mumbai. She wants to visit Pune during the winter vacation. To visit Pune, she has to travel through the Western Ghats, which has beautiful sceneries. Which of the sceneries shown below would she be able to see during her travel?

A B C D

Correct Answer: C

11/10/25

Subject: SOCIAL STUDIES

Shilpa lives in Mumbai. She wants to visit Pune during the winter vacation. To visit Pune, she has to travel through the Western Ghats, which has beautiful sceneries. Which of the sceneries shown below would she be able to see during her travel?

A B C D

Correct Answer: D

09/10/25

Subject: MATHS

In which figure does the shaded part represent a fraction LESS than 1⁄3?

A B C D

08/10/25

Subject: SCIENCE

In the human body, which of the following removes waste from the blood?

A Large intestines B Heart C Small intestines D Kidneys

Correct Answer: D

07/10/25

Subject: MATHS

Which option can REPLACE the underlined word in the sentence below? Nikita's bag is the red one.

A B C D

Correct Answer: B

06/10/25

Subject: ENGLISH

Which option can REPLACE the underlined word in the sentence below? Nikita's bag is the red one.

A His B Its C Her D Their

Correct Answer: C

04/10/25

Subject: SOCIAL STUDIES

Ajit is working on a project on festivals of India. He is asked to make a greeting card using the picture shown below. Which festival would he highlight using this picture?

A Navratri B Baisakhi C Onam D Bihu

Correct Answer: B

02/10/25

Subject: MATHS

Here is the picture of a camel. Rashid studies it and writes these points in his notebook. Which of them is NOT an OBSERVATION?

A A camel has a short tail. B A camel has long and well-padded legs. C A camel eats leaves of the neem tree. D A camel has a hump on its back.

Correct Answer: C

01/10/25

Subject: SCIENCE

Which of these statements is true about the SHADOW of any object?

A The shadow cannot be larger than the object itself. B The shadow cannot lie between the object and the source of light causing it. C The shadow always forms on a flat surface. D The larger the size of the source of light, the larger the shadow.`

Correct Answer: B

30/09/25

Subject: MATHS

In the figure below, the large square represents 1. What decimal fraction does the shaded part represent?

A 0.5 B 0.05 C 0.005 D 1.5

Correct Answer: B

29/09/25

Subject: ENGLISH

If the word 'pots' is written in reverse order, it will become:_______

A post B tops C stop D spot

Correct Answer: C

24/09/25

Subject: SCIENCE

Bindu's teacher asked a few students to perform an experiment described in the textbook. However, Bindu found that her results were different from what was described in the book. What should Bindu do?

A She should keep repeating the experiment till she gets the result reported in the textbook. B She should change the observations so that she gets the result reported in the textbook. C She should use her friends' observations. D She should report her observations the way they are.

23/09/25

Subject: MATHS

Which of the following is the same as three quarters?

A 1⁄3 + 1⁄3 + 1⁄3 B 4 + 4 + 4 C 1⁄4 + 1⁄4 + 1⁄4 D 3⁄4 + 3⁄4 + 3⁄4

Correct Answer: C

22/09/25

Subject: ENGLISH

A group of SHEEP is called a FLOCK. What is a group of COWS called?

A a pride B a herd C a gang D a pack

Correct Answer: B

20/09/25

Subject: SOCIAL STUDIES

Ms. Rashmi is the Class Teacher of Class 5 D at Happy Valley School in Dehradun. She wants to select a monitor for the class in a democratic way. What should she do?

A ask the principal of the school to select the monitor B select her favourite student as the monitor of the class C get students to vote for one among them as the monitor D select the topper of the class as the monitor

Correct Answer: C

19/09/25

Subject: SCIENCE

Animals have features that help them hide themselves from both hunters and their prey. Which of these is an example of such a feature?

A the stripes of a tiger B the trunk of an elephant C the horns of a cow D the gills of a fish

Correct Answer: A

18/09/25

Subject: MATHS

Part of a number line is shown below with four points marked on it. Which of the points is 1340 closest to?

A A B B C C D D

Correct Answer: B

17/09/25

Subject: SCIENCE

Four strips of cloth of the same colour and quality were made to overlap each other (as shown in the figure) and were placed in the sun for 15 days. It is found that the colour has faded especially in the exposed positions. If the four strips are now separated, what will they look like?

A B C D

Correct Answer: C

16/09/25

Subject: MATHS

In which figure does the shaded part represent 0.3?

A B C D

Correct Answer: A

15/09/25

Subject: ENGLISH

Which is the best way to combine the two sentences given below? Frogs eat flies. Toads eat flies.

A Frogs eat flies and toads. B Frogs eat flies and toads eat flies. C Frogs eat toads and flies eat toads. D Frogs and toads eat flies.

Correct Answer: D

13/09/25

Subject: SOCIAL STUDIES

The personality shown here was associated with

A the India-Pakistan war of 1971. B India's hockey team. C India's industrial development. D India's freedom struggle.

Correct Answer: D

12/09/25

Subject: SCIENCE

The eye has an opening through which light enters. It is called the PUPIL. Uma was watching a Hindi film. How would her pupils look: (i) inside the theatre and (ii) after she stepped out in the sun?

A B C D

Correct Answer: A

11/09/25

Subject: MATHS

A solid object, when seen from one side, looks like this: The same solid, when viewed from top, looks like this: Which of these shapes could it be?

A B C D

Correct Answer: C

14/08/25

Subject: MATHS

A train leaves town P at 12:05 pm. At what time will it reach town Q, if the journey takes 1 hour and 42 minutes?

A 1:37 PM B 1:47 PM C 3:47 PM D 3:47 AM

13/08/25

Subject: SCIENCE

Which of the following statements is true about shadows?

A Shadows are formed only in sunlight. B The shadow of an object is the same length as the object. C The shadow of an object is always formed in front of the object. D The shadow of an object can be of any length and be formed in any direction.

Correct Answer: D

12/08/25

Subject: MATHS

Which number should come in place of ?

A 1 B 2 C 3 D 7

Correct Answer: D

11/08/25

Subject: ENGLISH

Choose the correct option to complete the question below. Can you __________ me what time I should meet you tomorrow?

A give B call C tell D say

Correct Answer: C

09/08/25

Subject: SOCIAL STUDIES

The advertisement shown below is of AIR INDIA. It was released while bringing a new Indian city under its network. The advertisement shows some aspects of the heritage of the city. Which city?

A Patna B Kochi C Srinagar D Jaipur

Correct Answer: B

08/08/25

Subject: SCIENCE

The following is a simple food web. The arrows are drawn from food source to food consumers. What will happen if all the sparrows in the system die from a mysterious disease?

A Only the owls will die out. B There will be no effect on the food web. C The owls will start eating grains. D All the plants/animals in the food web will be affected.

Correct Answer: D

07/08/25

Subject: maths

Rahul is trying to find a long straight branch to break into three equal pieces to use as cricket stumps. A branch of which of these lengths would be most suitable for Rahul to use?

A 210 cm B 210 mm C 21 cm D 21 m

Correct Answer: A

05/08/25

Subject: MATHS

Which of these sets of coins has the greatest value?

A 6 fifty paise coins B 4 one-rupee coins C 3 two rupee coins D 3 rupees

Correct Answer: C

01/08/25

Subject: SCIENCE

Who is this person?

A A radiologist B A dentist C A cardiologist D A gynaecologist

31/07/25

Subject: MATHS

The 'cells' in the figure below are numbered from 1 onwards in the order shown. If the same order is continued until all cells are filled, the number that will come in place of X is:

A 24 B 25 C 26 D 27

Correct Answer: B

30/07/25

Subject: SCIENCE

What could be a possible effect of rapid cutting down of trees in the forests?

A Increased soil erosion B Increase in wildlife population C Increase in human population D Increase in soil fertility

Correct Answer: A

29/07/25

Subject: MATHS

One day, Ranu counted 24 bicycle wheels and 30 tricycle wheels inside a park. How many more bicycles were there than tricycles?

A 12 B 6 C 3 D 2

Correct Answer: D

28/07/25

Subject: ENGLISH

Choose the option that completes the sentence below meaningfully. The children were ________ listening to the long story.

A bored B board C boored D broad

Correct Answer: A

26/07/25

Subject: SOCIAL STUDIES

The Madhya Pradesh Government wants to promote tourism by using a picture of an animal which is commonly found in its national parks, such as Kanha and Bandavgarh. Which of the following animals could it be?

A rhino B lion C tiger D elephant

Correct Answer: C

25/07/25

Subject: SCIENCE

Which of the organs marked in the picture helps to remove wastes from the body?

A A B B C C D D

24/07/25

Subject: MATHS

What is the sum of the lengths of all the edges of this CUBE?

A 8 cm B 12 cm C 16 cm D 24 cm

23/07/25

Subject: SCIENCE

Identify the parts of the plant shown in the figure:

A A B B C C D D

22/07/25

Subject: MATHS

5⁄10 + 7⁄1000 can be written as

A 0.5007 B 0.0507 C 0.507 D 7005

21/07/25

Subject: ENGLISH

''Are you taller than Prakash?'' ''No, but I'm __________.'' Which of these completes the dialogue above correctly?

A as tall B taller C tallest D as taller

04/06/25

Subject: SCIENCE

There is a Full Moon on September 14th. On which date will the New Moon occur?

A September 21st B September 28th C October 13th D October 31st

03/06/25

Subject: MATHS

Which of the following is closest to 418 × 12?

A 400 × 10 B 410 × 12 C 420 × 12 D 500 × 12

Correct Answer: C

02/06/25

Subject: ENGLISH

Which is the best way to combine the two sentences given below? Frogs eat flies. Toads eat flies.

A Frogs eat flies and toads. B Frogs eat flies and toads eat flies. C Frogs eat toads and flies eat toads. D Frogs and toads eat flies.

Correct Answer: D

31/05/25

Subject: SOCIAL STUDIES

Which of the following state governments can use this picture to promote tourism in its state? A Camel at the Pushkar Fair, 2006.

A Gujarat B Rajasthan C Punjab D Goa

30/05/25

Subject: SCIENCE

From the figure identify the type of food that you need to eat the most.

A Food that is sweet in taste. B Food that is rich in proteins. C Food that is rich in minerals D Food that gives us energy

Correct Answer: D

29/05/25

Subject: MATHS

This is part of a biscuit packet wrapper. Which of these can be found out from the information on it?

A The number of biscuits in this packet. B The price of each biscuit C The weight of each biscuit D The cost per kg of the biscuits

Correct Answer: D

28/05/25

Subject: SCIENCE

The experiment shown below was performed by a group of students using three identical sets of seeds. What were they probably trying to check?

A Whether light is required for seed germination. B Whether and how much water is required for seed germination. C Whether air is required for seed germination. D How long seeds take to germinate.

Correct Answer: B

26/05/25

Subject: MATHS

Which of the following represents 0.3?

A B C D

Correct Answer: A

24/05/25

Subject: SOCIAL STUDIES

In order to become a Member Of Parliament ( MP), a person has to be 1. above the age of 25 and 2. an Indian citizen Among the 4 people given in the list alongside, who can contest an election and become a MP?

A only Nishchal, Uma and Geet B only Bobby, Uma and Geet C Noise pollution D All 4 of them.

23/05/25

Subject: SCIENCE

Given below is a portion of a notice that appeared in a newspaper. What kind of pollution is being addressed through this notice?

A Air pollution B Over crowding C Noise pollution D Water pollution

Correct Answer: C

22/05/25

Subject: MATHS

If 300 ml of water is poured into each of these containers, in which one will the increase in height of the water be maximum?

A B C D It will be the same in all.

Correct Answer: A

21/05/25

Subject: SCIENCE

When Sati opened her lunch box her mouth started watering on seeing the food. Which ORGAN SYSTEM is working here in her body?

A Mouth B Tongue C Respiratory system D Digestive system

Correct Answer: D

20/05/25

Subject: MATHS

Bena wants to read a book which has a total of 340 pages. Of these, 16 pages have only drawings and another 6 pages contain the author's note, list of content etc. If each remaining page has around 30 lines of print, what is the total number of LINES that Bena has to read?

A 9540 B 9660 C 6540 D 9840

Correct Answer: A

19/05/25

Subject: ENGLISH

Choose the word OPPOSITE in meaning to the underlined word to complete the sentence below. Policemen on night duty should not be sleepy; they should be __________ in order to catch wrong-doers.

A strong B alert C smart D quick

17/05/25

Subject: SOCIAL STUDIES

Which of these coastal regions produce groundnut in large scale?

A the Malabar coast of Kerala B the Saurashtra coast of Gujarat C the Sundarban delta of Bengal D the coastal region of Orissa

Correct Answer: B

16/05/25

Subject: SCIENCE

Which of the following statements about plants is FALSE?

A Plants help maintain the level of oxygen in the atmosphere. B All plants supply nutrients and enrich the soil. C Plants are the only organisms that produce their own food. D Plants help prevent soil erosion.

Correct Answer: B

15/05/25

Subject: MATHS

217 + 398 + 783 - 308 + 7 equals

A 1195. B 1097. C 1083. D 997.

Correct Answer: B

14/05/25

Subject: SCIENCE

Wet clothes are left in the sunlight to dry. What happens to all the water in the wet clothes after a while?

A All the water drips off. B Some water drips off and some condenses. C Some water drips off and some evaporates. D Some water drips off and some gets absorbed into the clothes.

Correct Answer: C

13/05/25

Subject: MATHS

There are 40 kids in class 5 in Manish's school. Every Tuesday, class 5 students have to present a class assembly. On the 1st Tuesday, students with roll numbers from 1 to 5 have to present the class assembly. On the 2nd Tuesday, students with roll numbers from 6 to 10 have to present the class assembly. And so on till roll number 40. Manish's roll number is 28. On which Tuesday will his turn to present the assembly come?

A 3rd B 4th C 6th D 28th

Correct Answer: C

09/05/25

Subject: SCIENCE

Which of these animals does NOT lay eggs?

A B C D

08/05/25

Subject: MATHS

A set of some figures is being repeated in a pattern as shown here: If the pattern is continued, which will be the figure at the 51st position?

A B C D

Correct Answer: B

07/05/25

Subject: SCIENCE

Why is it better to wear a white T-shirt than a dark blue T-shirt in the summer?

A Light-coloured clothes let more air in. B Light-coloured clothes prevent sweating. C Light-coloured clothes are not as heavy as dark-coloured clothes. D Light-coloured clothes reflect more sunlight than dark-coloured clothes.

Correct Answer: D

06/05/25

Subject: MATHS

Nima wants to draw as many rectangles as she can on the grid below. All the corners of a rectangle must lie on the dots of the grid. Altogether how many such rectangles can she draw?

A 6 B 4 C 1 D 0

Correct Answer: A

05/05/25

Subject: ENGLISH

Which of these words has a spelling mistake?

A cabbage B climbed C caterpiller D colour

Correct Answer: C

03/05/25

Subject: SOCIAL STUDIES

Before India got its independence, which of these countries was a part of India?

A Great Britain B Bangladesh C China D Sri Lanka

Correct Answer : B

02/05/25

Subject: SCIENCE

Shown here is a view of an open-air auditorium. From where is it being seen?

A From a raised position behind the audience. B From a car while moving. C From a seat in the middle of the audience. D From a plane flying over the auditorium.

Correct Answer: A

01/05/25

Subject: MATHS

A large bowl and a small bowl both contain gems. {frac(1/2)} of the gems in each bowl are red. All the gems from the two bowls are now put into a third bowl. What fraction of the gems in the third bowl will be red?

A 1 B {frac(1/2)} C {frac(1/4)} D {frac(1/8)}

Correct Answer: B

30/04/25

Subject: SCIENCE

1level teaspoon of sugar contains 16 calories and 4g of carbohydrates. Calories here refers to_______________.

A amount of food B a type of nutrient like proteins and carbohydrates C proteins the food gives D the energy the food contains

Correct Answer: D

29/04/25

Subject: MATHS

In her rough work, Janu added 2389 and 740 as shown here. Is it okay to write the number 740 this way in the addition? (Hint: You do NOT need to calculate)

A Yes, because 0 has no value so 74 is the same as 740. B No, because the answer will be wrong if 0 is not written. C No, because the digits 7 and 4 have NOT been arranged according to their value. D Yes, because 7 is added with the hundred's digit and 4 with the ten's digit.

Correct Answer: D

28/04/25

Subject: ENGLISH

'SLATE' can be rearranged to form the word 'STEAL' meaning 'rob'. The letters of which of the words below can be rearranged to form a new word meaning 'jump'?

A TABLE B MEAT C PALE D ROPE

Correct Answer: C

26/04/25

Subject: SOCIAL STUDIES

The visual shown here is a harpoon, a tool used by Early Man for his day to day survival. Using this tool what could he gather or hunt as his food?

A fish B mango C carrot D mushroom

Correct Answer: A

25/04/25

Subject: SCIENCE

Which of the following is a source of light?

A the Earth B a planet C a star D the Moon`

Correct Answer: B

24/04/25

Subject: MATHS

* is a number and 17 + * + 10 = 2000. The value of * can be found by

A Adding 17 and 10. B Subtracting 170 from 2000. C Subtracting 27 from 2000. D There is no such number *, because 2000 is a very big number.

Correct Answer: C

23/04/25

Subject: SCIENCE

Which of these activities, if done regularly, can help reduce air pollution?

A Spend very little time outside home. B Use only TV or radio for entertainment purposes. C Walk or use bicycles to go to nearby places. D Burn all the garden waste in an open space at least once a week.

Correct Answer: C

22/04/25

Subject: MATHS

Ria has some tiles as shown here. How many such tiles will she need to make a square of side 5 cm? (The tiles must not overlap each other)

A 5 B 6 C 10 D It is not possible to make a square of 5 cm with these tiles.

Correct Answer: A

21/04/25

Subject: ENGLISH

Choose the correct option to complete the question below. Can you __________ me what time I should meet you tomorrow?

A give B call C tell D say

Correct Answer: C

19/04/25

Subject: SOCIAL STUDIES

Hira is a farmer in Delanga village of Orissa. He wants to solve a problem related to his agricultural land in his village. Whom should he meet for this in his village?

A the village mayor B the village MLA C the village sarpanch D the village MP

Correct Answer: C

18/04/25

Subject: SCIENCE

Choose the appropriate unit to indicate the distance between Delhi and Chennai.

A Kilometers B Kiloliters C Millimeters D Milliliters

Correct Answer: A

17/04/25

Subject: MATHS

Due to some error in a weighing scale, it shows the following reading when at rest (no weight is placed on it). Neerja measured her weight on this scale. The weight shown on the scale was 28 kg. What should she do to find out her correct weight?

A Add 2 kg to the weight shown. B Subtract 2 kg from the weight shown. C Subtract 28 kg from the weight shown. D Add 4 kg to the weight shown.

Correct Answer: A

16/04/25

Subject: SCIENCE

The windows shown in the figure face the west. Which of the following correctly shows the position of the shadow in the morning?

A B C D

Correct Answer: A

15/04/25

Subject: MATHS

Shown here is the time at which Priya reached the railway station. Her train arrived 20 minutes exactly after she reached the station. At what time did the train arrive?

A 8:15 B 8:20 C 9:15 D 12:00

Correct Answer: A

14/04/25

Subject: ENGLISH

Which of these sentences is grammatically correct?

A The Kuala Lumpur is a city in Malaysia. B Kuala Lumpur is a city in the Malaysia. C The Kuala Lumpur is a city in the Malaysia. D Kuala Lumpur is a city in Malaysia.

Correct Answer: D

12/04/25

Subject: SOCIAL STUDIES

The first flight cover shows an air link between Bombay (now Mumbai) and a certain place. Which place could it be?

A Tokyo B Jodhpur C Dubai D New York

Correct Answer: C

11/04/25

Subject: SCIENCE

Identify the solid whose shape we can change without cutting or breaking it.

A Wax crayons B Modelling clay C Steel D Cork

Correct Answer: B

10/04/25

Subject: MATHS

Mr. Dey took out Rs. 5000 from his bank. He took 40 notes of 50 Rupees each, and the remaining amount in 20-Rupee notes. How many 20-Rupee notes did he take?

A 15 B 100 C 150 D 300

Correct Answer: C

09/04/25

Subject: MATHS

The difference between two numbers is 55. If the smaller number is increased by 15 and the bigger number is decreased by 15, What will be the new difference?

A 70 B 25 C 40 D 85

Correct Answer: A

07/04/25

Subject: ENGLISH

In which of the following states is sea food a major industry?

A Which of these sentences is grammatically correct? B This is the cap who is torn. C This is the cap whom is torn. D This is the cap whose is torn.

Correct Answer: B

05/04/25

Subject: SOCIAL STUDIES

In which of the following states is sea food a major industry?

A Uttar Pradesh B Madhya Pradesh C Gujarat D Punjab

Correct Answer: C

04/04/25

Subject: SCIENCE

Shyam took out a bottle of cold water from the fridge, wiped it dry and left it on the table. A few minutes later he found water droplets on the outside of the bottle. Which process leads to the formation of the droplets?

A Precipitation B Evaporation C Condensation D Filtration

Correct Answer: C

03/04/25

Subject: MATHS

Sony T.V advertises that the movie ''Spider-man'' will be shown at 8:00 PM on 29th April. John's watch is running 20 minutes slow. At what time by his watch should he switch on the T.V to watch the movie from the beginning?

A 7:40 PM B 8:20 PM C 8:00 PM D 7:20 PM

Correct Answer: A

02/04/25

Subject: SCIENCE

From where do fish in the sea get oxygen to breathe?

A Fish do not need oxygen to breathe. B Fish get oxygen from the sea weeds. C Fish breathe the oxygen dissolved in water. D Fish come up to the surface of the water to breathe.

01/04/25

Subject: MATHS

Rounding off 749 to the nearest hundred will give

A 849 B 700 C 800 D 7490

Correct Answer: B

31/03/25

Subject: ENGLISH

Choose the sentence which is grammatically correct.

A I does my work carefully. B These books are new. C My children is going to the zoo. D We runs very fast.

Correct Answer: B

29/03/25

Subject: SOCIAL STUDIES

Manu wants to travel from Mumbai to Chennai. In which direction will he travel?

A from west to south-east B from east to south-west C from west to south-west D from east to south-east

Correct Answer:

28/03/25

Subject: SCIENCE

Which of these will you use to closely observe an insect like a cockroach?

A B C D

Correct Answer: C

26/03/25

Subject: SCIENCE

One evening in Kajol's house there was no electricity supply for 2 hours. Which of these things would have still worked?

A Door bell B Gas stove C Air conditioner D Television

25/03/25

Subject: MATHS

Which of the following statements is true?

A 80 - 55 < 70 - 45 B 80 - 55 < 30 C 80 - 45 < 70 - 55 D Both A and C are true.

Correct Answer: B

24/03/25

Subject: ENGLISH

Which sentence uses 'is' correctly?

A Both my hands is very dirty. B My English books is very big C The squirrel's ears is very tiny. D She is the one I have to meet.

Correct Answer: D

22/03/25

Subject: SOCIAL STUDIES

Study the picture of Changu lake and the snow clad mountains. Which part of India is shown in this picture?

A Uttar Pradesh B Orissa C Sikkim D Karnataka

Correct Answer: C

21/03/25

Subject: SCIENCE

A potted plant was kept in a black box having a hole to allow sunlight. The plant was watered everyday. This is how the plant looked in the beginning: How is the plant likely to look after 10 days?

A B C D The plant will not grow at all

Correct Answer: C

21/03/25

Subject: SCIENCE

A potted plant was kept in a black box having a hole to allow sunlight. The plant was watered everyday. This is how the plant looked in the beginning: How is the plant likely to look after 10 days?

A B C D The plant will not grow at all

Correct Answer : C

20/03/25

Subject: MATHS

What is the relation between the lengths of lines PQ and RS shown below?

A RS is 6 cm longer than PQ. B RS is 4 cm longer than PQ. C RS is 1 cm longer than PQ. D PQ and RS are of equal length.

Correct Answer: D

19/03/25

Subject: SCIENCE

The number of birds visiting a lake on a day was counted and this graph was drawn. Among the birds which were the least in number?

A kingfisher B pelicans C egrets D flamingo

Correct Answer: D

18/03/25

Subject: MATHS

If * + * + * + * = 36 then * + * + * = _______

A 9 B 12 C 27 D 35

Correct Answer: C

17/03/25

Subject: ENGLISH

Which of these has been punctuated correctly?

A What a beautiful day this is? B What a beautiful day this is. C What a beautiful day this is! D What a beautiful day this is;

Correct Answer: C

15/03/25

Subject: SOCIAL STUDIES

This is a poster of an ancient Sun temple situated near the coast. Which one of the following states uses it to promote tourism?

A Maharashtra B Madhya Pradesh C TOrissa D Jammu and Kashmir

Correct Answer: C

14/03/25

Subject: SCIENCE

The picture shows how an insect can carry pollen from the flowers of a tree to the flowers of a small plant. What will most likely happen?

A The offspring from the tree will look like the plant. B The offspring from the plant will look like the tree. C The offspring from the plant will look like the tree and the plant. D Nothing will happen because no offspring will be produced.

Correct Answer: D

13/03/25

Subject: MATHS

2nd April, 2005 was Saturday. Which day of the week would 22nd April, 2005 have been?

A Thursday B Friday C Saturday D Sunday

Correct Answer: B

12/03/25

Subject: SCIENCE

Ramu buried the following in a corner of his garden to dispose them off: - a broken egg shell - pencil shavings - dry leaves - plastic carry bags - fruit and vegetable peels. If the corner is dug up 5 years later, which of these is most likely to have remained the same?

A the broken egg shell B dry leaves C plastic carry bags D fruit and vegetable peels

Correct Answer: C

11/03/25

Subject: MATHS

What is the place value of 3 in the number 8302?

A 3 B 83 C 100 D 300

Correct Answer: D

10/03/25

Subject: ENGLISH

His pleasing manners make him a very likeable person. In which of the given words do the letters 'able' mean the SAME as they do in the underlined word above

A stable B fable C breakable D constable

Correct Answer:

08/03/25

Subject: SOCIAL STUDIES

Ravi rolled a ball on a big table with a glass top, and noted how far the ball travelled before stopping. He then covered the table with a cloth, rolled the same Reproduced below are some advertisement campaigns of AMUL. The ideas relating to these advertisements have been drawn from daily life, events and problems. Identify the advertisement which shows the concern of the government for the safety of its people.

A B C D

Correct Answer: A

07/03/25

Subject: SCIENCE

Ravi rolled a ball on a big table with a glass top, and noted how far the ball travelled before stopping. He then covered the table with a cloth, rolled the same ball in the same way, and noted the result: Where would you be MOST likely to find such a bird? The MAIN reason for the ball travelling further on the glass surface is likely to be:

A the cloth surface is smoother than the glass surface. B Ravi threw the ball with greater speed on the glass surface. C the glass surface is smoother than the cloth surface. D the ball is made of glass.

Correct Answer: C

06/03/25

Subject: MATHS

Anu has 67 marbles and two kinds of boxes – big and small. A big box can hold 25 marbles and a small one can hold 5. Where would you be MOST likely to find such a bird? How many boxes of each kind will she be able to fill?

A 2 big boxes and 3 small boxes. B 6 big boxes and 7 small boxes. C 25 big boxes and 5 small boxes. D 2 big boxes and 17 small boxes.

Correct Answer: A

05/03/25

Subject: SCIENCE

This is a drawing of a bird's foot. Where would you be MOST likely to find such a bird?

A a forest B a lake C a mountain D a desert

Correct Answer: B

04/03/25

Subject: MATHS

In Jamal's school, the annual exam papers are coded in a certain way. The codes of certain papers are given here. According to this, what should be the code of the Science paper of class 5 for the year 2007?

A E0507 B S0707 C S0705 D S0507

Correct Answer: D

03/03/25

Subject: ENGLISH

Anita describes what happened when she ate gulab jamuns using the four sentences given as options below. Which of these would have happened LAST?

A I ate ten gulab jamuns after lunch. B I don't even want to see gulab jamuns again. C Later that night, I got sick. D I felt very full.

Correct Answer: B

01/03/25

Subject: SOCIAL STUDIES

Biswajit lives in Guwahati, Assam. In his locality the roads have become damaged due to heavy rains. For the repairing of roads, where SHOULD he file a complaint?

A the nearest police station from his house B the city's main traffic police station C the office of the municipal corporation D in the metrological department

Correct Answer: C

28/02/25

Subject: SCIENCE

What was the highest temperature recorded?

A 99oF B 101oF C 102oF D 103oF

Correct Answer: C

27/02/25

Subject: MATHS

Each number in box P is related to a number in box Q. Each number in box P is _________________________ the paired number in box Q.

A 4 more than B 3 more than C 4 times D 3 times

Correct Answer: C

26/02/25

Subject: SCIENCE

How many days did Sudha record a temperature above 100oF?

A 4 days B 10 days C 5 days D 2 days

Correct Answer: C

25/02/25

Subject: MATHS

The houses of Hira, Karim, Jon, Neha and Raj are on a long curved road as shown. If you wallk along this road, whose house will be the MOST far away from Jon's house?

A Hira's B Karim's C Neha's D Raj's

Correct Answer: A

24/02/25

Subject: ENGLISH

Choose the option with the correct spelling to complete the sentence below. Mother __________ out the coconut from the shell to make coconut chutney.

A scrapped B scraped C scraiped D scrapud

Correct Answer: B

22/02/25

Subject: SOCIAL STUDIES

Following is a well-known speech made by Pundit Jawahar Lal Nehru, India's first Prime Minister. 'At the stroke of the midnight hours, when the world sleeps, India will awake to life and freedom. A moment comes, which comes but rarely in history, when we step out from the old to new, when an age ends, and when the soul of a nation, long supressed finds utterance.' When did he make this speech?

A during the inauguration of India's Parliament building B on 15th August 1947 when India got Independence C at the first session of the Indian National Congress D during the celebration of children's day

Correct Answer: B

21/02/25

Subject: SCIENCE

When this caterpillar becomes an adult, what will it look like?

A B C D

Correct Answer: D

20/02/25

Subject: MATHS

Ekta and Zarina each drank 1⁄2 a glass of milk. But Ekta said that Zarina drank less milk than her. Can this be true?

A Yes, it can be true - if Zarina's glass was smaller. B Yes, it can be true - if Zarina's glass was bigger. C Yes, it can be true - even if both glasses are exactly the same. D No, both of them MUST have had the same quantity.

Correct Answer: A

19/02/25

Subject: SCIENCE

In the picture shown below, in which of the places (A, B, C or D) is it night?

A A B B C C D D

Correct Answer: A

18/02/25

Subject: MATHS

Leela has two identical tiles. She puts them next to each other to form a new shape. Which of the following shapes will they form?

A B C D

Correct Answer: C

17/02/25

Subject: ENGLISH

Choose the option with the correct spelling to complete the sentence below. The ___________ came back from the war with a wounded leg.

A soldjer B warrier C colonell D commander

Correct Answer: D

13/02/25

Subject: MATHS

Juhi uses the edge of a book to draw a straight line. Which of the following can she use to draw a straight line and also a curved line?

A B C D

12/02/25

Subject: SCIENCE

Here is the picture of a camel. Rashid studies it and writes these points in his notebook. Which of them is NOT an OBSERVATION?

A A camel has a short tail. B A camel has long and well-padded legs. C A camel eats leaves of the neem tree. D A camel has a hump on its back.

Correct Answer: C

11/02/25

Subject: MATHS

For which of the following questions will you add 32 and 45 to get the answer?

A By how much is 45 more than 32? B What do you get on adding 45 to itself 32 times? C What will you get if you increase 32 by 45? D What will be the total weight of 45 tables of 32 kg each?

COrrect Answer: C

10/02/25

Subject: ENGLISH

Which option best completes the sentence below? Bella said she would not speak to her friend __________

A she will have a party. B last night and watched TV. C until she said 'Sorry'. D when she say 'No!'

Correct Answer: C

08/02/25

Subject: SOCIAL STUDIES

What is common link between cities like Agra, Mumbai, Udaipur and Bhubaneswar? They are all __________.

A hill stations B capitals of states C coastal towns D historical places

Correct Answer: D

07/02/25

Subject: SCIENCE

Seeds have special features that help them to be spread far and wide (This is called seed dispersal) Seeds are dispersed through wind, water, animals, birds or self-explosion. Here is a drawing of a seed. The features of the seed shown above make it most suited for dispersal through ____________.

A wind B water C birds D animals

Correct Answer : A

06/02/25

Subject: MATHS

The picture below has to be completed by drawing the wing on the other side. The figure must be exactly identical on both sides of the dotted line. Which point - A, B, C or D, will the wing on the right side touch?

A A B B C C D D

Correct Answer: C

05/02/25

Subject: SCIENCE

Identify the tree shown here:

A Peepal B Neem C Gulmohar D Banyan

Correct Answer: D

04/02/25

Subject: MATHS

Dennis is trying to balance a watermelon weighing 2 kg. Right now, the pan with the watermelon is lower. How much MORE weight should he add to the right pan to balance the watermelon?

A B C D We cannot add any more weight - the right pan is already heavier.

Correct Answer: A

03/02/25

Subject: ENGLISH

Which of these spellings is INCORRECT?

A guessed B muscle C rogues D intrest

Correct Answer: D

01/02/25

Subject: SOCIAL STUDIES

The stamp shown here has been issued by the postal department on the occasion of 150 years of Indian Railway. Its price is Rs.15. In which of the following postal/communication services can this stamp be used?

A in a postcard B in an inland letter C in a parcel D in an email

Correct Answer: C

31/01/25

Subject: SCIENCE

Four people use four different methods to heat water for bathing. Who among the four uses a non-conventional energy source?

A Visu B Sheel C Nithai D Mohan

Correct Answer: A

30/01/25

Subject: MATHS

Which of the following numbers will be in this pattern if it is continued?

A 31 B 32 C 33 D 35

25/01/25

Subject: SOCIAL STUDIES

Mr. Tellaram wants to set up an industry to produce cooking oil in Maharashtra. For the production of cooking oil, which of these plants will he have to grow on a large scale?

A sugarcane B strawberry C soyabean D jute

24/01/25

Subject: SCIENCE

Anna left a bottle of water from the refrigerator on the table. After a while, she found water droplets on the outside of the bottle. This happened because

A cold water from the bottle was slowly leaking out. B Anna spilt cold water as she removed the bottle from the refrigerator. C water vapour from the surrounding air had condensed on the outside of the cold bottle. D water from the bottle had evaporated into water vapour.

Correct Answer: C

21/01/25

Subject: MATHS

What part of the figure given below is shaded grey?

A 1⁄3 B 2⁄3 C 2⁄1 D none of the above

20/01/25

Subject: ENGLISH

Which punctuation mark should come at the END of the sentence given below? What a beautiful bird the peacock is_____

A . B ? C ! D ,

Correct Answer: C

18/01/25

Subject: SOCIAL STUDIES

The famous personalities shown here are together known for their contribution to India's ___________.

A industrial development B freedom struggle C promotion of musical heritage D green revolution

Correct Answer: B

17/01/25

Subject: SCIENCE

Which of these statements is true about the SHADOW of any object?

A The shadow cannot be larger than the object itself. B The shadow cannot lie between the object and the source of light causing it. C The shadow always forms on a flat surface. D The larger the size of the source of light, the larger the shadow.

Correct Answer: B

16/01/25

Subject: MATHS

÷ 3 = 25 The number in the empty box is

A 75 B 28 C 22 D 8

Correct Answer: A

15/01/25

Subject: SCIENCE

A dry, empty glass is carefully inverted into a vessel of water without tilting. Which of these figures correctly shows the level of water in the inverted glass?

A B C D

Correct Answer: B

25/11/24

Subject: ENGLISH

Which of these is the best way to combine the two sentences given below? Frogs eat flies. Toads eat flies.

A Frogs eat flies and toads. B Frogs eat flies and toads eat flies. C Frogs eat toads and flies eat toads. D Frogs and toads eat flies.

23/11/24

Subject: SOCIAL STUDIES

Dinu from Hyderabad wants to start selling fresh mango juice in his town. Which month would be the best for him to start this business?

A January B May C October D December

Correct Answer: B

22/11/24

Subject: SCIENCE

Lathika was trying to find the material most suited for the handle of a pressure cooker. She made the table given below with the properties of a few materials. Help her to select the right material.

A only Material 1 would be suitable B either Material 2 or Material 3 would be suitable C only Material 3 would be suitable D she can use any of the Materials - 1, 2 or 3

Correct Answer: C

21/11/24

Subject: MATHS

60 +70 + 80 + 90 = (6 + 7 + 8 + 9) x (what number?)

A 10 B 40 C 1000 D 10000

Correct Answer: A

20/11/24

Subject: SCIENCE

In summer, water in two identical cups was kept in two different places for several days, undisturbed. One of them was kept outside and the other one in the bedroom of the house. Which of the following would BEST represent the level of water in the cups when checked?

A B C D

Correct Answer: A

19/11/24

Subject: MATHS

The numbers 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 etc. are called natural numbers. Which of the following can be written as the sum of three DIFFERENT natural numbers?

A 3 B 4 C 5 D 6

Correct Answer: D

18/11/24

Subject: ENGLISH

Choose the option which means both 'similar' and 'enjoy'. For example: The words 'flame' and 'shoot', having different meanings, can both be replaced with one word, 'fire'.

A same B like C want D equal

Correct Answer: B

15/11/24

Subject: SOCIAL STUDIES

The paintings shown here portray various aspects of the life of the great Mughal Emperor Akbar and his time. Identify the one showing him hunting.

A B C D

Correct Answer: D

14/11/24

Subject: SCIENCE

Look at the picture given. Why can the girl see the tree?

A because sunlight falls only on the tree and gets absorbed B because sunlight falls on the tree and the girl and gets absorbed C because sunlight falls on the tree, gets reflected and enters the girl's eyes D because sunlight falls on the girl, gets reflected and then goes to the tree

Correct Answer: C

14/11/24

Subject: MATHS

A shop sells 4 types of notebooks. Which of these notebooks should Preeti buy if she wants the maximum number of pages for each rupee spent?

A B C D

Correct Answer: A

13/11/24

Subject: SCIENCE

Sunil's house has a solar water heater. When Sunil opens the hot water tap in the morning, he finds that only cold water comes out. Hot water starts coming out only after one bucket of water has come out of the tap. Why does this happen?

A The solar heater can work only when water flows through the hot water tap. B The solar heater is faulty, otherwise this would not be happening. C The previous day was cloudy, so the water did not get hot enough. D There is already some cold water in the pipe which has to come out first.

12/11/24

Subject: MATHS

A sheet of paper is folded once. How should this folded sheet be cut so that the piece CUT OUT is a square?

A B C D

Correct Answer: B

09/11/24

Subject: SOCIAL STUDIES

Which of these cities, located in one of India's neighbouring countries, can be reached only by a plane or ship from India?

A Kathmandu B Lahore C Colombo D Dhaka

08/11/24

Subject: SCIENCE

Shown below is the fuel indicator of a car. What does the 1/2 in the scale mean?

A 50 litres of fuel is still remaining B Half a litre of fuel is still remaining C Half the fuel in the tank is still remaining D The car has travelled half a kilometer till now

Correct Answer: C

07/11/24

Subject: MATHS

This board hangs outside Dr. Bhatt's Skin Clinic. For how many hours is the clinic open in a week?

A 7 X 7 B 8 X 6 C 71⁄2 X 6 D 7 X 6

Correct Answer: D

06/11/24

Subject: SCIENCE

Akanksha brings a magnet near two clips - one made of metal and another of plastic as shown in the figures. Which of these questions is Akanksha probably trying to answer?

A Do different materials react differently to a magnet? B Do clips made of plastic and metal attract each other? C Why does a magnet attract a metal clip? D Does the size of a magnet affect its power of attraction?

Correct Answer: A

05/11/24

Subject: MATHS

9 hundredths + 9 + 9 thousand is the same as

A 9.099 B 9000.99 C 9009.0099 D 9009.09

Correct Answer: D

04/11/24

Subject: ENGLISH

Which of these phrases is OPPOSITE in meaning to the underlined phrase in the sentence? The time to leave for the station was drawing near.

A keep to B return from C stop by D come on

Correct Anwer: B

02/11/24

Subject: SOCIAL STUDIES

The symbol of the Olympic games represents the UNION OF THE FIVE CONTINENTS and the meeting of athletes from throughout the world. Which of the following is the Olympic games symbol?

A B C D

Correct Answer: A

01/11/24

Subject: SCIENCE

When Payal had a high fever, her mother applied an “ice-pack” on her forehead till the fever came down temporarily. How did the ice-pack help this to happen?

A The ice water entered Payal's blood through the skin, and cooled the blood. B The heat from Payal's body flowed into the ice, as the ice was at a lower temperature. C The coldness of the ice flowed into Payal's body, as her body was at a higher temperature. D The heat flowed from Payal's body to the ice, and the coldness flowed from the ice to Payal's body.

Correct Answer : B

31/10/24

Subject: MATHS

There were 48 students in a drawing class. The classroom had large tables, and 8 children sat at each table. The children on each table were given 3 crayon boxes to share. In all, how many crayon boxes were given out for sharing?

A 18 B 24 C 59 D 144

30/10/24

Subject: SCIENCE

We see clouds in the sky on many days, but it rains only on some days. What could be the reason for this?

A Rain falls only when clouds melt. B Rain falls only when clouds evaporate. C Rain falls when clouds hit mountains or hills. D Rain falls only when water drops in the cloud become too heavy.

29/10/24

Subject: MATHS

Smita had a bag containing red, yellow and blue pencils. If 1⁄9 of the total number of pencils were red and 4⁄9 were blue, what fraction of the total number of pencils were yellow?

A 13⁄18 B 5⁄9 C 6⁄9 D 4⁄9

28/10/24

Subject: ENGLISH

In which of these words can the first part of the word be replaced with 'arm' to make a meaningful word?

A handcuff B handshake C handchair D handbag

26/10/24

Subject: SOCIAL STUDIES

The woman in this picture is playing an instrument which is also played by Goddess Saraswati. Which instrument is this?

A veena B sitar