Basic HTML Version

|  | Table of Contents |  | View Full Version

Page 198 - Math Genius C2
P. 198

    E:\Working\Orange_Education\Math_Genius_2\Open_Files\Chap_12
                   \ 26-Sep-2025  Bharat Arora   Proof-10                                   Reader’s Sign _______________________ Date __________

                  Look at the chart on the previous page and answer the following questions.

                  1.  Identify the animals that live in water.
                       ______________________________________________________________

                  2.  Name the animals that have horns on their heads.

                       ______________________________________________________________

                  3.  How many animals are there in the zoo?

                       ______________________________________________________________

                  4.  How many more tigers than bears are there in the zoo?

                       ______________________________________________________________
                  5.  Name the animal you liked most. Why?

                       ______________________________________________________________

                    Collection of information in the form of numbers, words, people or things is
                       called data. Data can be displayed through a table or chart.

                    Organising data means presenting it in such a manner so that it becomes

                       meaningful at a glance.

                           Practice Time 12A

                  1.  Look at Shivam’s cupboard and complete the table below.

                         Objects

                        Number
                       (a) How many more balls than buses does Shivam have?                         ______________

                       (b) Count the number of toys that are types of vehicles.                     ______________

                       (c) How many toys in all does Shivam have in his cupboard? ______________

                 196                                                                                    Mathematics-2

| 193 194 195 196 197 198 199 200 201 202 203 |