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Full Mock · Class 6 · Attempt 1

Class-wide Mock Paper

30 questions · 76 marks · 180 minutes
00:01
Section A
Objective (1 mark each)
10 × 1 mk
A1
Area triangle base 88, height 55.
From: Perimeter and Area · 1 mark
A2
Axes in a square.
From: Symmetry · 1 mark
A3
Predecessor of 10,00,00110,00,001.
From: Number Play · 1 mark
A4
Angles on a straight line sum to?
From: Lines and Angles · 1 mark
A5
Rotational order of 'H'.
From: Symmetry · 1 mark
A6
Find the next term: 3,7,11,15,…3,7,11,15,\ldots
From: Patterns in Mathematics · 1 mark
A7
Which tool draws arcs?
From: Playing with Constructions · 1 mark
A8
Successor of 99999999.
From: Number Play · 1 mark
A9
How many rays from a single point?
From: Lines and Angles · 1 mark
A10
Circle radius = compass spread?
From: Playing with Constructions · 1 mark
Section B
Very short answer (2 marks each)
6 × 2 mk
B1
Bar graph 20, 40, 60. Scale?
From: Data Handling and Presentation · 2 marks
B2
Angles of an equilateral triangle?
From: Playing with Constructions · 2 marks
B3
Two lines meeting at one point form?
From: Lines and Angles · 2 marks
B4
What are tally marks used for?
From: Data Handling and Presentation · 2 marks
B5
Reflex of 130°130°.
From: Lines and Angles · 2 marks
B6
7−(−4)7 - (-4).
From: The Other Side of Zero · 2 marks
Section C
Short answer (3 marks each)
8 × 3 mk
C1
Axes in a circle.
From: Symmetry · 3 marks
C2
LCM(10, 15).
From: Prime Time · 3 marks
C3
Simplify 1824\tfrac{18}{24}.
From: Fractions · 3 marks
C4
Round 487487 to nearest hundred.
From: Number Play · 3 marks
C5
L-shape from 4×24\times 2 and 3×23\times 2.
From: Perimeter and Area · 3 marks
C6
Which triangular number is 1010?
From: Patterns in Mathematics · 3 marks
C7
Perpendicular bisector meets segment where?
From: Playing with Constructions · 3 marks
C8
Perimeter of triangle sides 3,4,53,4,5.
From: Perimeter and Area · 3 marks
Section D
Long answer (5 marks each)
6 × 5 mk
D1
1 symbol = 5 books; 12 symbols = ?
From: Data Handling and Presentation · 5 marks
D2
12+13\tfrac 12 + \tfrac 13.
From: Fractions · 5 marks
D3
HCF(18, 24).
From: Prime Time · 5 marks
D4
Prime or composite: 29?
From: Prime Time · 5 marks
D5
Next 3 terms: 1,4,9,16,…1,4,9,16,\ldots
From: Patterns in Mathematics · 5 marks
D6
Area of 12×812\times 8 rectangle.
From: Perimeter and Area · 5 marks
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