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Full Mock · Class 8 · Attempt 1

Class-wide Mock Paper

30 questions · 76 marks · 180 minutes
00:01
Section A
Objective (1 mark each)
10 × 1 mk
A1
Distance (0,0)(0,0) to (3,4)(3,4)?
From: The Baudhāyana-Pythagoras Theorem · 1 mark
A2
A: 12 days, B: 15 days. Together?
From: Proportional Reasoning-2 · 1 mark
A3
Factorise x2−4x−12x^2-4x-12.
From: We Distribute, Yet Things Multiply · 1 mark
A4
How many sides if exterior angle 30°30°?
From: Exploring Some Geometric Themes · 1 mark
A5
2(x−1)=82(x-1) = 8.
From: Algebra Play · 1 mark
A6
Twice a number less 4 is 10.
From: Algebra Play · 1 mark
A7
Which shows proportion of parts?
From: Tales by Dots and Lines · 1 mark
A8
(a+b)2=?(a+b)^2 = ?.
From: We Distribute, Yet Things Multiply · 1 mark
A9
(2⋅3)2(2\cdot 3)^2.
From: Power Play · 1 mark
A10
Perfect square between 100 and 200?
From: A Square and A Cube · 1 mark
Section B
Very short answer (2 marks each)
6 × 2 mk
B1
3x−5=103x-5 = 10.
From: Algebra Play · 2 marks
B2
78÷−14\tfrac 78 \div \tfrac{-1}{4}.
From: A Story of Numbers · 2 marks
B3
Simplify 18:2718:27.
From: Proportional Reasoning-1 · 2 marks
B4
23−14\tfrac 23 - \tfrac 14.
From: A Story of Numbers · 2 marks
B5
707^0.
From: Power Play · 2 marks
B6
20% of 250.
From: Proportional Reasoning-1 · 2 marks
Section C
Short answer (3 marks each)
8 × 3 mk
C1
Expand (2x−3)2(2x-3)^2.
From: We Distribute, Yet Things Multiply · 3 marks
C2
Which transformation flips a shape?
From: Exploring Some Geometric Themes · 3 marks
C3
Reciprocal of 45\tfrac 45.
From: A Story of Numbers · 3 marks
C4
Factorise x2−25x^2-25.
From: We Distribute, Yet Things Multiply · 3 marks
C5
SI on ₹5000, 8%, 2 years.
From: Fractions in Disguise · 3 marks
C6
a:b=3:4a:b=3:4; if a=15a=15, find bb.
From: Proportional Reasoning-1 · 3 marks
C7
In proportion 2:3=x:92:3=x:9, xx?
From: Proportional Reasoning-1 · 3 marks
C8
1253\sqrt[3]{125}.
From: A Square and A Cube · 3 marks
Section D
Long answer (5 marks each)
6 × 5 mk
D1
4−14^{-1}.
From: Power Play · 5 marks
D2
Factorise x2+5x+6x^2+5x+6.
From: We Distribute, Yet Things Multiply · 5 marks
D3
Circumference, r=7r=7.
From: Area · 5 marks
D4
Interior angle of regular pentagon.
From: Exploring Some Geometric Themes · 5 marks
D5
Angles in pie chart sum to?
From: Tales by Dots and Lines · 5 marks
D6
(23)−1(2^3)^{-1}.
From: Power Play · 5 marks
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