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                5.  Observe the patterns and fill in the correct numbers on the ribbons.
                    (a)       56,305            56,306                               56,308


                    (b)                        2,10,400                             2,10,200           2,10,100


                    (c)      3,82,354          4,82,354                             6,82,354

                6.  Complete the following number patterns:

                    (a)  By counting 100: 105488, 105588, 105688,  ________, ________, ________
                    (b)  By counting 1000: 691345, 692345, 693345, ________, ________, ________

                7.  Gyan’s father  donated  `3,25,501  to the  Prime Minister’s Relief Fund  for
                    rehabilitation of flood victims. Write the donated amount in words. Is donating
                    a good thing? Why?
                8.  Siya’s mother, Mrs Gupta owns a wholesale saree shop. She sold 10,825 sarees

                    in the last year and  10,789  sarees this  year. In which  year did  she sell fewer
                    sarees?
                9.  Narayan’s father has 4539 hundred rupees in his savings account and Raman’s

                    father has  `4,51,989 in his savings account. Who has more money in his savings
                    account?                                                        COMPeteNCy-BASed QUeStION
               10.  How many 5-digit numbers are there in all?
                      [Hint: Total number of 5-digit numbers = Greatest number – Smallest number + 1]

               11.  Write a 5-digit and a 6-digit number which remains the same even if the digits
                    are written in reverse order.
               12.  State ‘true’ or ‘False’ for the following statements.

                    (a)  Symbol I can be subtracted from X only.
                    (b)  Symbols L, V and D can be repeated any number of times.

                    (c)  Repetition of X, C and I is not allowed more than 4 times.
                    (d)  X can be subtracted from L and C only.

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                 The following table shows the height of the six mountains of India in feet (ft.)           Cross-Curricular Learning
                   rishi Pahar Nanda devi Kangchenjunga                  K12      Mukut Parbat        Kamet

                     22,940          25,643           28,169           24,370          23,760         25,446
                      1.  Which is the highest mountain?

                      2.  Arrange the heights in ascending order.
                      3.  Write the heights in words.

                      4.  Round off the heights as given in the table to the nearest 100.




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