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Mathematics Olympiad Class 3 Exam - English

Duration: 60 · Questions: 35 · Max Marks: 35 · Language: 1

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​Mathematics

1
The sum of the number of matchsticks in pattern 2 and pattern 4 is _____.

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  1. A.36
  2. B.54
  3. C.27
  4. D.45
2
Identify the relation between the given pair on side of : : and find the missing pattern term.

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  1. A.1
  2. B.2
  3. C.3
  4. D.4
3
Which of the following words can be formed from the letters of the given word ?
NEWSPAPER
  1. A.SQUARE
  2. B.ERASE
  3. C.REPEAT
  4. D.ROAST
4
If ‘Square’ means ‘Circle’, ‘Circle means ‘Triangle’ and Triangle’ means ‘Rectangle’, then what is shape of Sun ?
  1. A.Circle
  2. B.Square
  3. C.Rectangle
  4. D.Triangle
5
If apples B and D are removed from the given arrangement, then apple A will be ____ from the right end.

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  1. A.Fourth
  2. B.Third
  3. C.Fifth
  4. D.Second
6
Which of the following figures can replace the question mark (?) in Figure (X) ?

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  1. A.​
7
Select the CORRECT mirror image of the given word.

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  1. A.​
8
Select the CORRECT match of shapes which can be made from the solids.
    9
    Which of the following shapes is exactly embedded in figure (X) ?

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      10
      In how many different ways can Samaksh reach his home ?

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      1. A.2
      2. B.4
      3. C.6
      4. D.None of these
      11
      Riya wants to arrange the given house numbers in ascending order. Select the CORRECT order.

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      1. A.P, Q, R, S
      2. B.S, R, Q, P
      3. C.P, R, Q, S
      4. D.P, S, R, Q
      12
      The difference between the smallest and the greatest four digit number formed by the given digits, using each digit only once is ____.

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      1. A.4098
      2. B.4198
      3. C.4886
      4. D.4086
      13
      How many 1000’s, 100’s, 10’s and 1’s, respectively should be added to obtain the largest 4-digit number ?
      1. A.9, 9, 9, 9
      2. B.1, 0, 0, 0
      3. C.9, 9, 9, 8
      4. D.1, 1, 1, 1
      14
      If  = 7641 ,= 1426,  = P and ​ = Q, then find P – Q.
      1. A.9067
      2. B.2852
      3. C.6814
      4. D.9607
      15
      Which of the following number sentences represents the shaded parts in the given figure ?

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        16
        Which of the following can be found from the information given on the box of candies ?

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        1. A.It contains 20 candies
        2. B.Each candy costs Rs.10
        3. C.Cost of 20 candies is Rs.20
        4. D.Both A and B
        17
        What is the total weight of box P, Q and R ?

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        1. A.40 kg
        2. B.38 kg
        3. C.42 kg
        4. D.None of these
        18
        Find the values of P and Q respectively.

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        1. A.1, 8
        2. B.8, 1
        3. C.1, 9
        4. D.9, 1
        19
        What is the missing number in the box ?

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        1. A.3
        2. B.5
        3. C.2
        4. D.Zero
        20
        There are ______ thousands in 9643.
        1. A.96
        2. B.9
        3. C.6
        4. D.964
        21
        There are 2176 cars parked in a parking lot on Monday. If 1122 more cars were parked on Tuesday than Monday, then numbers of cars parked on Tuesday are ____.
        1. A.3298
        2. B.1054
        3. C.2298
        4. D.3288
        22
        The distance from Delhi to Mumbai is 2453 km and from Delhi to Kolkata is 2543 km. Find the actual and estimated difference of both the distances respectively, if distance is rounded off nearest 100.
        1. A.90 km, 50 km
        2. B.90 km, 100 km
        3. C.90 km, 0 km
        4. D.90 km, 40 km
        23
        In an examination hall,500 chairs were arranged equally in 10 rows. How many chairs are there in each row ?
        1. A.5000
        2. B.50
        3. C.100
        4. D.200
        24
        A bamboo plant was 1 m 65 cm tall when planted. It has grown 20 m 85 cm more. How tell is the plant now ?
        1. A.21 m 150 cm
        2. B.20 m 50 cm
        3. C.22 m 150 cm
        4. D.21 m 50 cm
        25
        Manan bought a pen, a book and 2 erasers. If he had 1000 rupee note, then how much money did he receive in change ?

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        1. A.Rs. 635
        2. B.Rs.655
        3. C.Rs. 653
        4. D.Rs.645
        26
        Vihan has 100 apples.He gave half of it to his brother and 1/5 of the remainder to his friend.How many apples will be left with him ?
        1. A.40
        2. B.10
        3. C.50
        4. D.20
        27
        Rohit is making this calendar for the bulletin board.Which day of the week should be 25th December 20XX ?
         
        12 December 20XX
        S M T W T F S
        1 2 3 4 5 6 7
        8 9 10 11 12 13 14
        1. A.Tuesday
        2. B.Thursday
        3. C.Wednesday
        4. D.Monday
        28
        Golu has 48 rupees. How much money will be left with him, if he buys 2 ice-creams, 2 milky bars, one pen and one burger ?

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        1. A.Rs. 5
        2. B.Rs. 8
        3. C.Rs. 7
        4. D.Rs.11
        29
        The values of  is 8 times as much as the value of . What is the value of  if ​+ 72 is 184 ?
        1. A.488
        2. B.462
        3. C.848
        4. D.896
        30
        Which of the following statements is INCORRECT ?

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        1. A.Object P and Q are of equal weight
        2. B.Object S is lighter than object R
        3. C.Object X is heavier than object Y
        4. D.Object R is lighter than object S
        31
        The missing digit in the box is ____.

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        1. A.6
        2. B.2
        3. C.3
        4. D.4
        32
        Vidhi had 60 apples.She gave 1/3 of it to her sister and 1/5 of the remainder to her brother.Then match the following.

         
        Column - 1 Column - 2 
        a. The number of apples she gave to her sister is  i. 8
        b. The number of apples her brother got is  ii. 20
        c. The number of apples left with her is iii. 32
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        1. A.a – ii, b – iii, c – i
        2. B.a – iii, b – i, c – ii
        3. C.a – ii, b – i, c – iii
        4. D.a – i, b – ii, c – iii
        33
        Find the value of Y ÷ X + 5 – 4

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        1. A.5
        2. B.4
        3. C.3
        4. D.2
        34
        How many smiling faces will be there in pattern 5 ?

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        1. A.15
        2. B.12
        3. C.18
        4. D.10
        35
        Find the odd one out.