Logical Reasoning
MCQs — 10 Questions
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1
calendar
easy
Sonal went for drawing classes on every Sunday of January 20XX. How many days did she go for drawing classes in that month?
Answer: B
The Sundays of January 20XX are 6, 13, 20 and 27, so she went 4 times.
2
position
medium
Letter ________ is second to the left of third letter from the right end.
Answer: B
In COMPUTER, the third letter from the right end is T. The second letter to the left of T is P.
3
patterns
easy
Study the given pattern carefully. What will be the number of bows in Pattern 6?
Answer: A
The number of bows goes 2, 6, 10, … (4 more each time). Pattern 4 = 14, Pattern 5 = 18, Pattern 6 = 22.
4
coding
easy
If 'Elephant' is called 'Rabbit', 'Rabbit' is called 'Squirrel' and 'Squirrel' is called 'Dog' then ________ generally lives on a tree.
Answer: C
A squirrel lives on a tree, and a squirrel is called 'Dog'.
5
shapes
easy
Which of the following shapes is NOT present in the given figure?
Answer: B
The figure has a circle in the centre, triangles, small squares and small circles. There is no rectangle.
6
embedded figures
medium
Which of the following figures is exactly embedded in the given figure as one of its parts?
Answer: D
The left side of the square together with the two diamond edges meeting at its midpoint forms the letter K.
7
pattern completion
medium
Which of the following options will complete the given figure pattern?
Answer: B
Diagonally opposite pieces have the same colour: top-left and bottom-right are red, so bottom-left must be green like top-right, with a white dot. The pieces in the bottom half have upward yellow triangles. Option B matches.
8
analogy
medium
There is a certain relationship between the pair of objects on the either side of ::. Identify the relationship between the left pair and find the missing object.
Answer: A
A log has the shape of a cylinder. A Rubik's cube has the shape of a cube, so the matching object is the cube-shaped crate.
9
mirror & matching figures
easy
Which of the following figures is exactly same as the given figure?
Answer: B
Only figure B has the glasses, the bindi and the purple blouse like the given figure. A has no glasses, C has a white blouse and D wears a cap.
10
counting paths
medium
How many different possible ways are there for Nidhi to go to the playground?
Answer: A
There are 3 ways from Nidhi to the school and 2 ways from the school to the playground, so 3 × 2 = 6 ways.
Mathematical Reasoning
MCQs — 10 Questions
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11
place value
easy
Which of the following abacuses shows four hundred and thirty six?
Answer: D
Four hundred and thirty six = 436: 4 beads on H, 3 beads on T and 6 beads on O. Abacus D shows this (A = 336, B = 345, C = 435).
12
money
easy
Which of the following options shows the same amount as the cost of given toy guitar?
Answer: C
The guitar costs ₹73. Option C: ₹20 + ₹20 + ₹20 + ₹10 + ₹2 + ₹1 = ₹73. (A = ₹66, B = ₹113, D = ₹47.)
13
capacity
easy
Which cylinder(s) contain(s) less than 500 ml of water?
Answer: D
P has 400 ml, Q has 600 ml and R has 200 ml. P and R both have less than 500 ml.
14
lines
hard
There is/are ________ more curved line(s) than slanting lines in the given figure.
Answer: A
The flag has 4 curved lines (the wavy edges of the three stripes). The slanting lines are the 2 sides of the arrow tip and the 2 sides of the base, which makes 4. 4 − 4 = 0.
15
numbers
easy
Identify the number using the given clues.
Answer: B
26 is a 2-digit even number, 6 − 2 = 4, and it is less than 30.
16
data handling
easy
Directions (Q16-17): The given pictograph shows the number of Mathematics questions solved by four friends in a week. Study the given pictograph carefully and answer the following question. How many more questions were solved by Rakhi than Manya?
Answer: C
Rakhi has 5 smileys and Manya has 4. The difference is 1 smiley = 5 questions.
17
data handling
easy
Directions (Q16-17): The given pictograph shows the number of Mathematics questions solved by four friends in a week. Study the given pictograph carefully and answer the following question. Who among the following solved 15 questions?
Answer: B
15 questions = 3 smileys. Sarthak has 3 smileys.
18
time
medium
Which of the following clocks shows the time 2 hours before 2:30?
Answer: C
2 hours before 2:30 is 12:30. Clock C shows the minute hand at 6 and the hour hand just past 12.
19
length
easy
Which of the following is the shortest?
Answer: A
All the objects start near the same place, and P ends first, so P is the shortest.
20
addition
easy
What is the sum of all 3-digit numbers shown on the star?
Answer: D
The 3-digit numbers are 100, 243 and 632. 100 + 243 + 632 = 975.
Everyday Mathematics
MCQs — 10 Questions
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21
time
easy
Kunal started swimming practice at 5:20 p.m. If he practised for 1 hour 10 minutes then at what time did he stop his practice?
Answer: C
5:20 p.m. + 1 hour = 6:20 p.m.; + 10 minutes = 6:30 p.m.
22
multiplication
easy
Mohit had 9 bags of rice. If the weight of rice in each bag is 3 kg, then find the total weight of rice in all the bags.
Answer: D
9 × 3 kg = 27 kg.
23
numbers
medium
Vikas formed the greatest three-digit number lock code for his piggy bank by using the given digits (using each digit at least once). The lock code formed by Vikas is ________.
Answer: C
Using each of 6, 0 and 4 at least once in a 3-digit number means each is used exactly once. The greatest such number is 640.
24
addition
easy
Arun took 13 story books, 12 drawing books, 11 mystery books and 16 G.K. books from the library. How many total books did he take?
Answer: D
13 + 12 + 11 + 16 = 52.
25
3-D shapes
easy
Mahima traced the given shape using a 3-D object. Which of the following could be the object used by her?
Answer: C
The traced shape is a square. Only a face of a cube is a square (a can gives a circle and a ball cannot be traced).
26
subtraction
easy
On a sports day, 58 students participated in the race competition. Out of them, 35 were boys and rest were girls. How many girls participated in the race competition?
Answer: A
58 − 35 = 23 girls.
27
subtraction
easy
Rakesh filled 45 litres of petrol in his car and used 30 litres of petrol in travelling. How much quantity of petrol is left in his car?
Answer: C
45 − 30 = 15 litres.
28
money
easy
Anubhav receives ₹50 as pocket money every month. How much total money will he receive in 6 months?
Answer: B
₹50 × 6 = ₹300.
29
comparing numbers
easy
Pranav collected 250 shells, Varun collected 315 shells and Aniket collected 275 shells. Who collected the least number of shells?
Answer: C
250 < 275 < 315, so Pranav collected the least.
30
subtraction
easy
One morning, the temperature of Manali was 16°C and in the evening, the temperature was 5°C. How much temperature decreased from morning to evening?
Answer: B
16°C − 5°C = 11°C.
Achievers Section
MCQs — 5 Questions
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31
time
hard
A cricket match was played in a school ground. The match finished in 4 hours 25 minutes. At what time did the match start, if the time at which the match finished is shown in the given clock?
Answer: B
The clock shows 4:15. Going back 4 hours gives 12:15, and 25 minutes more gives 11:50. Clock B shows 11:50.
32
shapes
hard
Select the INCORRECT option.
Answer: D
A cube has 12 edges and 6 faces (true). The outlined V has 2 outer and 2 inner slanting lines = 4 (true). The figure has 4 small triangles and 1 big triangle = 5 (true). So none of the options is incorrect.
33
missing digits
hard
Find the values of P, R and P + Q + R in the given addition.
Answer: A
Ones: 9 + 6 = 15, so R = 5, carry 1. Tens: 5 + Q + 1 ends in 0, so Q = 4, carry 1. Hundreds: P + 2 + 1 = 6, so P = 3. P + Q + R = 3 + 4 + 5 = 12.
34
capacity
hard
The given picture shows the quantity of water in three beakers P, Q and R. If 200 mL of water is poured from beaker P to beaker R, then the CORRECT descending order of the beakers as per the new quantity of water contained, is ________.
Answer: D
P has 650 mL, Q has 300 mL and R has 400 mL. After pouring: P = 450 mL, Q = 300 mL, R = 600 mL. Descending order: R, P, Q.
35
place value
hard
Read the given statements carefully and state T for true and F for false.
P. The expanded form of greatest 3-digit number is 900 + 90 + 9.
Q. The place value of digit 5 in 758 is 5 hundreds.
R. The smallest 3-digit number formed by using the digits 3, 7 and 9 each only once is 973.
Answer: B
P is true: 999 = 900 + 90 + 9. Q is false: 5 in 758 is 5 tens = 50. R is false: the smallest number is 379. So T, F, F.