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    Maths Quiz -2016 -01 for RIMC- RMS- Sainik Entrance Exams Compiled by www.sainikrimc.com

 1. 19 +....? ..= 42
          a) 23
          b) 61
          c) 0
          d) 42

 2.  What is the symbol of pi?
          a) €
          b)  π
          c)  Ω
          d)  ∞

 3. Arrange the numbers in ascending order: 36, 12, 29, 21, 7.
          a)  36, 29, 21, 12, 7 
          b) 36, 29, 7, 21, 12 
          c) 7, 12, 21, 29, 36 
          d) None of these 

 4. What is the greatest two digit number?
          a) 10
          b) 90
          c) 11
          d) 99

 5. How much is 90 - 19?
          a) 71
          b) 109
          c) 89
          d) 81

 6. 123 is divisible by
          a) 2
          b) 3
          c) 4
          d) 7

 7.  Find the value of x; if x = (2 × 3) + 11.
          a) 55
          b) 192
          c) 17
          d) 66

 8. What is the smallest three digit number?
          a) 100
          b) 999
          c) 111
          d) 101

 9. How much is 190 - 87 + 16?
          a) 103
          b) 261
          c) 87
          d) 119

 10.  What is 1000 × 1 equal to?
          a) 1
          b) 1000
          c) 0
          d) None of these

 11.  In 24,673 ; the place-value of 6 is ….. 
          a) 700
          b) 600
          c) 10
          d) 100
          e) http://www.math-only-math.com/math-quiz-a.html

 12. In 24,673 ; the face-value of 4 is ….. .
          a) 4
          b) 2
          c) 1000
          d) 9999

 13. The least number of two digits is ….. .
          a) 99
          b) 11
          c) 90
          d) . None of these 

 14. The largest number of six digits is ….. .
          a)  9,99,999
          b) 1,00,000
          c) 1,11,111
          d) 1,11,000

 15. The smallest number of seven digits is …
          a) 0
          b) 99,99,999
          c) 10,10,100
          d) 10,00,000

 16. The difference between the smallest number of four digits and the largest number of three digits is ……. .
          a) 1
          b) 100
          c) 0
          d) 999

 17. The sum of the least number of three digits and largest number of two digits is ….. .
          a) 101
          b) 199
          c) 111
          d) 100

 18.  If a number has an even number or zero at its unit place; the number is always divisible by …
          a) 2
          b) 5
          c) 3
          d) 7

 19.  A number is divisible by 3 if the sum of its digits is divisible by …….. .
          a) 1
          b) 2
          c) 3
          d) 5

 20. A number is divisible by 5 if its unit digit is …………
          a) 2 or 0
          b) 10 or 0
          c) 0 or 5
          d) None of these


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