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RIMC - Sainik -RMS  Entrance Examination Class VI Free Revision Maths Paper  

  MATHS Revision class V to VII Set -01 ( 2017 by www.sainikrimc.com)
 1. Divide - 74 by 2
          a) + 37
          b) - 37
          c) ± 37
          d) 0
 2. Divide ( -155) by (-5)
          a) ± 31
          b) - 31
          c) + 31
          d) ± 0
 3. HCF of two numbers is 9 and their LCM is 270. If the sum of the numbers is 99, their difference is equal to___
          a) 5
          b) 7
          c) 9
          d) 11
          e) 8
 4. Compare the following digits:-  5.74,  6.03,  0.8,  0.648,  and 8.2
          a) 5.74,  6.03,  0.8,  0.648,  and 8.2
          b) 6.03,  0.8,  0.648,  5.74, and 8.2
          c) 0.648 < 0.800 < 5.740 < 6.030 < 8.200
          d) 8.200 < 6.030 < 5.740 < 0.800 < 0.648
 5. Convert 27 / 4 and 2 and 3/ 8 into Decimal Fraction
          a) 6.750 and 2.375
          b) 6.55 and 2.375
          c) 6.555 and 2.375
          d) 6.555 and 2.325
 6. Add: : 0.872, 3.46, 4.309 and 3.17
          a) 8.81
          b) 9.011
          c) 10.11
          d) 11.811
          e) 11.801
 7. Divide 15.064 by 28
          a) 0.518
          b) 0.528
          c) 0.538
          d) 0.548
          e) 0.558
 8. Add: (7/-27) + ( 11/ 18)  = ?
          a) 19 / -54
          b) -19 /  -54
          c) ± 19 / 54
          d) - 19 / 54
          e) 19/ 54
 9. Every Integer is a _____ number
          a) Whole
          b) Positive
          c) Rational
          d) Natural
          e) Composite
 10. The Multiplicative inverse of 1/8 is____
          a) Minus 1
          b) Minus 8
          c) Plus 8
          d) Plus 1
          e) None of these



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 11. ( 2/3) Divided by ( -2/3 ) is______
          a) -1
          b) 4/3
          c) - 4/ 3
          d) 1
          e) Plus or Minus 1
 12. 18 + 30 = 30 +18 is an example of
          a) Closure Property
          b) Distributive Property
          c) Associative Property
          d) Commutative property
          e) Noe of the above
 13. 7 x ( 2  + 3 ) = ( 7 x 2 ) + ( 7 x 3 ) is an example of _____ Property.
          a) Closure
          b) Distributive
          c) Associative
          d) Commutative
          e) None of these
 14. Decimal form of 21/ 4 is
          a) 5.0
          b) 5.24
          c) 5.2
          d) 5.25
          e) 5. 135
 15. Sum of 0.231, 0.25 and 0.90 is equal to____
          a) 1.381
          b) 1.382
          c) 1.39
          d) 1.38
          e) 1.384
 16. Greatest number among 0.029, 0.003, 0.030 and 0.300 is_____
          a) 0.300
          b) 0.301
          c) 0.03
          d) 0.003
          e) 0.103
 17. Decimal representation of 2 and 3/ 5 is_____
          a) 2.51
          b) 2.05
          c) 2.500
          d) 2.55
          e) 2.055
 18. Value of 0.30 - ( 0.2 x 1.5) is
          a) -0.27
          b) 0.27
          c) 0
          d) 2.5
          e) 2.05
 19. [0.25 ÷ (0.5)] + [0.25 + (0.5)] is equal to _____
          a) 0.81
          b) 0.86
          c) 0.750
          d) 5.25
          e) 5.75
 20. What number should be subtracted from 1 to get 0.01 ?
          a) 0.9
          b) 0.909
          c) 0.009
          d) 0.99
          e) 0.09



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 21. 92 is excess over 81.235 by
          a) 10.675
          b) 9.585
          c) 10.765
          d) 11.625
          e) 10.625
 22. 2.05 kg in gram can be expressed as
          a) 20500 grams
          b) 20005 grams
          c) 2050 grams
          d) 2005 grams
          e) 20005 grams
 23. A book consits of 310 pages.  If Rahul read 2/5 of the book. It means he read
          a) 126 pages
          b) 122 pages
          c) 128 pages
          d) 124 pages
          e) 123 pages
 24. If 8 people equally share a bill of Rs. 108.80, How much should each pay
          a) Rs. 14.40
          b) Rs. 13.60
          c) Rs. 12.80
          d) Rs. 13.80
          e) Rs. 13.75
 25. The product of two decimals is 33.655. If one of them is 1.27 , other number is___
          a) 27.5
          b) 26.5
          c) 27.25
          d) 25.75
          e) 21.75
 26. Which of these integers is closest to zero on the number line?
          a) -15
          b) -1
          c) -3
          d) 2
          e) -2
 27. The rational number between 5/6 and 6/ 7 is
          a) 1/2
          b) 15/ 21
          c) 35 /42
          d) 71 / 84
          e) None of these
 28. 4/ 5 of 5 kg apples were used on Monday.  The next day 1/3 of what was left was used. Weight  ( kg) of apples left now is______
          a) 2 by 7 kg
          b) 1/ 7 kg
          c) 4/21 kg
          d) 2/3 kg
          e) 3/2 kg
 29. The L.C M of two number is x and their HCF is y. The product of two numbers is___
          a) x/ y
          b) y/ x
          c) x + y
          d) xy
          e) x - y
 30. The HCF of two number is 68 and their L.C.M is 2142. If one of the numbers is 204, the other number is___
          a) 741
          b) 742
          c) 714
          d) 357
          e) 356
 31. The HCF of Two numbers is 28 and their LCM is 336. If one number is 112 then the other number is___
          a) 64
          b) 84
          c) 34
          d) 72
          e) None of these
 32. The bells begin tolling at the same time and continued to do so at intervals of 21, 28, 10 seconds respectively,.  The bells will toll together again after____ seconds.
          a) 7
          b) 420
          c) 630
          d) 720
          e) 1754
 33. The least perfect square exactly divisible by each of the numbers 6, 9, 15 and 20 is_____
          a) 3200
          b) 3600
          c) 900
          d) 400
          e) 225
 34. Which of the statement is correct about the like fractions?
          a) Fractions which have an equal value are called like fractions
          b) Fractions that have equal denominators
          c) All of them
          d) Fractions that have equal numerators
 35. Rahu7l walks 2/ 5 km from his home and reach at point A then he walk straight about 450 meters and stop there. His friend walking towards Rahul and has covered 850 metres. Distance between their homes is 2 km/ What is the distance between Rahul and his friend ?
          a) 1. 2km
          b) 30 m
          c) 300 m
          d) 3000m
          e) 400 m

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