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                                                              Chapter assessment

                  tick (3) the correct option in Questions 1 to 3.

                  1.  Which expression shows the total number of pens?

                       (a)  4 × 3                 (b)  3 × 4

                       (c)  3 + 3 + 3 + 3         (d)  All of these

                  2.  Which of the following expressions does not show the
                       number of total toffees?

                       (a)  4 times 5 is 20  (b)  4 × 5 = 20

                       (c)  4 + 5 = 20            (d)  4 fives are 20

                  3.  Observe the number line and identify the correct mathematical fact.

                       (a) 6 × 3 = 18          (b) 3 × 6 = 18            (c) 3 + 6 = 18          (d) 6 + 3 = 18

                  4.  Complete the multiplication facts using the numbers on the roof of each
                       house. One has been done for you.

                       (a)         40          (b)          36         (c)           18         (d)          50

                               5        8              4         9              6         3              10        5

                               5 × 8 = 40                 ×    =                   ×    =                  ×     =

                               8 × 5 = 40                 ×    =                   ×    =                  ×     =

                  5.  Find the product.

                       (a)      H    t   O     (b)      H    t    O    (c)       H    t    O    (d)       H    t    O

                                     6   6                   8    2                   2    1                   6    9
                            ×            3           ×            4           ×            8          ×             6

                  6.  There are 15 balls in a box. How many balls are there in 9 such boxes?
                  7.  In an auditorium, there are 36 chairs in each row. How many chairs are there

                       in 5 such rows?

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