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                                                             Chapter assessment

                  tick ( 3) the correct option in Questions 1 and 2.

                  1.  7 added to 30 is .........................
                       (a) 30                  (b) 7                     (c) 37                  (d) 23

                  2.  7 less than 47 is .........................
                       (a) 40                  (b) 54                    (c) 42                  (d) 35

                  3.  Solve the following.
                       (a)     tens Ones        (b)      tens Ones       (c)      tens Ones      (d)       tens Ones

                                 2      3                  1     9                         7                 5      4

                             +          4             –          7              +    3     2             –          3

                       (e)     tens Ones        (f)      tens Ones       (g)      tens Ones      (h)       tens Ones

                                 4      8                  9     8                   3     2                 9      7

                             +   5      0             –    4     8              +    6     5             –   6      5

                  4.  Solve the story sums.

                        (a) There were 48 eggs in a shop. If 16                                              tens Ones

                             eggs are found broken, how many
                             good eggs are left?

                             Ans. _________________________

                        (b) There are two boxes of balls in a shop.                                          tens Ones

                             The shopkeeper counted 54 balls in

                             one box and 22 balls in another. How
                             many balls did he count in all?

                             Ans. _________________________

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