CBSE · Class 6-12

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Full Mock · Class 7 · Attempt 1

Class-wide Mock Paper

30 questions · 76 marks · 180 minutes

00:01

Section A

Objective (1 mark each)

10 × 1 mk

A1

Bisect

60°

using compass. Result?

From: Constructions and Tilings · 1 mark

A2

Standard form of

7,50,00,000

.

From: Large Numbers Around Us · 1 mark

A3

HCF × LCM of 8, 12.

From: Finding Common Ground · 1 mark

A4

\tfrac 23 \times \tfrac 95

.

From: Working with Fractions · 1 mark

A5

0.9 + 0.09 + 0.009

.

From: A Peek Beyond the Point · 1 mark

A6

4y = 32

.

From: Finding the Unknown · 1 mark

A7

Divisibility by 6 test?

From: Number Play · 1 mark

A8

Interior angle of regular octagon?

From: Constructions and Tilings · 1 mark

A9

Smallest 3-digit number divisible by 4?

From: Number Play · 1 mark

A10

(6+4)\div 2

.

From: Arithmetic Expressions · 1 mark

Section B

Very short answer (2 marks each)

6 × 2 mk

B1

Round

4.567

to 1 dp.

From: Another Peek Beyond the Point · 2 marks

B2

Isosceles has how many equal sides?

From: A Tale of Three Intersecting Lines · 2 marks

B3

Two bells ring every 12 & 18 min. Together after?

From: Finding Common Ground · 2 marks

B4

Point

(0, 5)

lies on which axis?

From: Connecting the Dots · 2 marks

B5

\tfrac 78 - \tfrac 34

.

From: Working with Fractions · 2 marks

B6

If two rectangles are similar with ratio

1:3

, area ratio?

From: Geometric Twins (Similarity) · 2 marks

Section C

Short answer (3 marks each)

8 × 3 mk

C1

2.8 - 1.35

.

From: A Peek Beyond the Point · 3 marks

C2

Read

12,34,56,789

.

From: Large Numbers Around Us · 3 marks

C3

Coefficient of

x

in

7x - 4

.

From: Expressions using Letter-Numbers · 3 marks

C4

Two angles

80°, 40°

. Third?

From: A Tale of Three Intersecting Lines · 3 marks

C5

Convert

0.\overline{6}

to fraction.

From: Another Peek Beyond the Point · 3 marks

C6

5 + 4\times 3

.

From: Arithmetic Expressions · 3 marks

C7

Simplify

5m + 3m - 2m

.

From: Expressions using Letter-Numbers · 3 marks

C8

LCM(3, 4, 5).

From: Finding Common Ground · 3 marks

Section D

Long answer (5 marks each)

6 × 5 mk

D1

'Six more than

y

' as expression.

From: Expressions using Letter-Numbers · 5 marks

D2

(-45)\div 9

.

From: Operations with Integers · 5 marks

D3

4\times 10^6

in usual form.

From: Large Numbers Around Us · 5 marks

D4

Interior angle of equilateral triangle?

From: Constructions and Tilings · 5 marks

D5

Which regular polygons tile plane alone?

From: Constructions and Tilings · 5 marks

D6

0.6

as fraction.

From: Working with Fractions · 5 marks