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                 \ 12-Sep-2024               Surender Prajapati   Proof-4                     Reader’s Sign _______________________ Date __________

                                                             Chapter assessment

                  1.  tick () the correct option.

                       (a)  How many tens are equal to 740 + 260?
                             (i)  100              (ii)  1000              (iii)  74              (iv)  26

                       (b)  Which digits can you fill in the place indicated by A and B?                      H    t   O
                             (i)  A = 6; B = 1                             (ii)  A = 3; B = 4                 5    1   A
                             (iii) A = 0; B = 7                            (iv)  A = 8; B = 9              +       2    B

                       (c)  Which number makes the sentence true? 1673 < 673 + _______                        5    4    7
                             (i)  400              (ii)  1000              (iii)  673             (iv)  1100

                       (d)  When we add 4 tens, 5 hundreds and 6 ones to 3867, we get

                             (i)  4149             (ii)  4413              (iii)  4914            (iv)  4941
                       (e)  The greatest 3-digit number added to 12 gives

                             (i)  9912             (ii)  9992              (iii)  1011            (iv)  9921
                        (f)  2000 added to 100 is equal to

                             (i)  2010             (ii)  2100              (iii)  2001            (iv)  2101
                       (g)  Which number is 3452 more than 6278?

                             (i)  9730             (ii)  9370              (iii)  9073            (iv)  9037

                  2.  In a train, there are 1150 passengers. At the next station, 890 more passengers board
                       the train. How many passengers are travelling on the train now?

                  3.  The price of a dress is `2550. The price of a pair of shoes is `250 more than that of
                       the dress. What is the price of the shoes and dress together?

                  4.  A shopkeeper placed an order for 4528 toys. The shopkeeper already has 1217 toys
                       in stock. How many toys will the shop have after receiving the order?

                  5.  Neeru, Tarun and Sandhya saved `1400, `1678 and `945 respectively in a month.

                       How much money did they save in that month altogether?

                          Brain Sizzlers
                      Arrange the numbers 1 to 9 in such a way that the sum of the numbers               1

                      on each side of the triangle is 20.

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