CREST Mental Maths Olympiad Class 5 Previous Year Paper

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• Covers topics like Integers, Mensuration, Comparing Quantities and Knowing our numbers etc.
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• Helps students get comfortable with the exam pattern and question formats.

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Syllabus:

Knowing our numbers
Integers
Fractions and Decimals
Playing with Numbers
Understanding Elementary Shapes
Mensuration
Data Handling and Symmetry
Comparing Quantities

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Previous Year Questions

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Q.1	What is nine thousandth in decimal form?
	a) 0.009		b) 0.09
	c) 0.9		d) 0.0009

Q.2	If a person can paint a room in 4 hours and another person can paint the same room in 6 hours, how long will it take for both people to paint the room together?
	a) 3 hrs 24 min		b) 2 hrs 24 min
	c) 2 hrs 48 min		d) 2 hrs 14 min

Q.3	How many lines of symmetry does a regular hexagon have?
	a) 5		b) 7
	c) 4		d) 6

Q.4	Which is the smallest integer greater than all the negative integers?
	a) 0		b) 1
	c) -1		d) 2

Q.5	Which fraction is the smallest?
	a)		b)
	c)		d)

Q.6	Find the perimeter of the given figure:
	a) 25 cm		b) 6.5 cm
	c) 10 cm		d) 23 cm

Q.7	How many prime numbers are between 11 and 60?
	a) 12		b) 14
	c) 16		d) 18

Q.8	If a company has 200 employees and 25% of them are part-time, how many part-time employees does it have?
	a) 20		b) 30
	c) 40		d) 50

Q.9	Look at the pictograph representing a number of boys and girls in three classes. Answer the following questions: (a) How many girls and boys are there in class II? (b) Which class has more girls than boys? (c) What is the difference in the number of girls and boys in class III?
	a) (a) 10 boys 25 girls (b) class II (c) 10 girls more		b) (a) 10 boys 25 girls (b) class II (c) 10 boys more
	c) (a) 20 boys 15 girls (b) class III (c) 5 girls more		d) (a) 15 boys 25 girls (b) class III (c) 10 boys more

Q.10	Which of the following are polygons?
	a) a, e		b) d, b
	c) c, a		d) b, e

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