CREST Mathematics Olympiad Class 5 Sample Paper

By Class 5, students are expected to apply their mathematical knowledge in more practical and logical ways. The Maths Olympiad Sample Paper for Class 5 is a great resource to help learners practise effectively, improve accuracy, and get a feel for competitive exam formats.

What's Included in the Sample Paper?

• Multiple-choice questions that cover key topics from the Class 5 maths syllabus.
• Two sections: Practical Mathematics and Achiever's Section to challenge thinking skills.
• Answer key with clear explanations to help with self-evaluation and improvement.

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Syllabus:

Section 1: Numerals, Number Names and Number Sense (7 and 8 digit numbers), Computation Operations, Fractions and Decimals, Measurement of Length, Weight, Capacity, Time, Temperature and Money, Conversions, Geometrical Shapes and Solids, Angles, Perimeter of Various Shapes & Area of Rectangle and Square, Symmetry, Data Handling.

Achievers Section: Higher Order Thinking Questions - Syllabus as per Section 1

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Sample Questions

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Q.1	Peil went to the beach with her family. It took them 7 hours 24 minutes to reach there. On the way back from the beach, they took a shortcut that took 1 hour 53 minutes less. If they left the beach at 11:15 a.m., then when did they reach home?
	a) 12:00 p.m.		b) 5:31 p.m.
	c) 4:46 p.m.		d) None of the given options

Q.2	On the basis of the given figure, few statements are made. Choose the correct option with respect to the statements: Statement 1: The weight of 3 trophies is 66 kg more than the weight of 1 trophy. Statement 2: The weight of 4 trophies is more than 150 kg.
	a) Both the statements are correct		b) Both the statements are incorrect
	c) Only statement 1 is correct		d) Only statement 2 is correct

Q.3	While running a marathon of 22 km, the distance covered by a runner is one-fourth. Find the total distance the runner has covered.
	a) 6.1 km		b) 5 km
	c) 4.4 km		d) 5.5 km

Q.4	Arrange 0.34 km, 56000 cm, 310000 mm and 1600 m in descending order:
	a) 1600 m > 0.34 km > 310000 mm > 56000 cm		b) 56000 cm > 0.34 km > 1600 m > 310000 mm
	c) 1600 m > 56000 cm > 0.34 km > 310000 mm		d) 0.34 km > 310000 mm > 1600 m > 56000 cm

Q.5	Find the value of the following: [823 + (-398)] + [413 - 312 + (-400)] - (-30) + 286 - {(-115) + 117}
	a) -440		b) -287
	c) 287		d) 440

Q.6	What do we get when we divide the sum of 4 5/9 and 3 6/11 by their difference?
	a) 9.99		b) 10.01
	c) 8.02		d) None of the above

Q.7	Simplify: 590 - [ 2 x {20 x (9 x 2 - 3 x 6)}]
	a) 570		b) 0
	c) 590		d) 100

Q.8	If A*B = AB(A - B), then find the value of 509*218:
	a) 3,75,29,355		b) 8,64,29,574
	c) 2,34,65,482		d) 3,22,89,942

Q.9	Rehan was given a test of 3 hours. Due to an emergency, he left after just 20 minutes. What fraction of time did he sit for the exam?
	a) 1/9		b) 1/2
	c) 8/9		d) 1/4

Q.10	What is 72,190,842 + 4,372,074 - 28,108,356 rounded off to nearest thousands?
	a) 48,455,000		b) 72,647,000
	c) 34,379,000		d) 24,282,000

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