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                      14.  Match the following:
                               Column A                                        Column B
                           a.  60,666                                      i.  The ten thousands digit is 5
                           b.  52,892                                      ii.   Place value of 3 is 30,000

                           c.  32,694                                      iii.  60,000 + 600 + 60 + 6

                           d.  99,999                                      iv.  5,607
                           e.  5,000 + 600 + 7                             v.  10,002

                           f.  Sixty-nine thousand six                     vi.  Greatest 5-digit number

                           g.  The smallest 5-digit number with            vii. 69,006
                               three different digits
                      15.  Answer the following:

                           a.  Is 6 a factor of 54? ______                 b.  Is 1 a multiple of every number? ______

                           c.  What is the smallest 3-digit odd number?                                              ______
                      16.  Find the following:
                           a.  All the factors of 72.                                                                ______

                           b.  Product of tenth multiple of 2 and fifth multiple of 8.                               ______
                           c.  Three multiples of 15 between 30 and 80.                                              ______

                           d.  The sum of 5th multiple of 9 and 7th multiple of 6.                                   ______
                      17.  Write the missing number to make the fractions true.

                                6         30                                    2         14
                           a.     =     =     =                            b.     =     =    =
                                7    21         49                              5   25          40

                      18.  Compare the fractions using >, < or =.

                           a.   1   3              b.   5    3             c.   7    5              d.   5    1
                                7   7                   8    8                  9    9                  11   11
                      19.  Simplify.

                           a.   1  +  2  +  3      b.   5  −  2            c.   3  +  1  −  2
                                6   6   6               9   9                   4   4   4
                      20.  Solve the following:
                           a.   The  total  number of audience  present in a stadium  during a cricket  match  is

                               57,688. If there are 28,455 men and 18,610 women, how many children are there
                               in the stadium?
                           b.   The cost of one shirt is `855. If a shopkeeper sells 18 shirts in a day, how much

                               does he earn from the sale of these shirts?
                           c.   A prize-money  of  `6644 was distributed  equally  among  11  players of a cricket
                               team. How much did each player get?

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